representative harold rogers. on thethleen sebelius health-care law and the health care website, healthcare.gov. then treasury secretary jack lew testifying about the system. >> we want to welcome back to ."niel newhauseto "newsmakers" daniel newhauser is a reporter for a roll call. derek wallbank is with bloomberg news. >> thank you for being here. capital ist of the julius. they are both saying this will avert any shutdown fears for january 15 and possibly for october 1 as well. that is not set in stone yet. >> can he walk us through the next steps? >> you are right. there is a joyous atmosphere. it was a huge event. of gettinghe logjam away from these herky-jerky shutdowns we been going through. they must take it and break it down for each agency and department of the government. we have to do that before january 15 because that is when the clearing resolution wears out. -- current resolution wears out. that will implement the budget resolution that was agreed to yesterday by the house. i wanted to ask you to c

[applause] >> this weekend on newsmakers appropriations committee chairman rep harold rogers will talk about the recent budget deal negotiated between senator patty murray and representative paul ryan and what it means for federal spending. the house passed the plan thursday and the senate is expected to vote on the deal next week. you can watch newsmakers at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 eastern on c-span. >> you are watching c-span2 with politics and public affairs, weekdays featuring live coverage of the u.s. senate, weeknights watched the public policy events and every weekend the latest nonfiction authors and books on booktv. .. >> gigantic

events.ys of on "newsmakers," harold rogers is our guest this week.ns committee and tells us what the recent budget deal means for the appropriations process. he also discussed criticism some on capitol hill have received from outside groups regarding support of the deal. here is a preview. >> these outside groups, many of them are stirring up trouble just to raise money. people to sign up to pay their dues into that organization. it is a money-raising scheme, many of them. influenceried to particularly our younger members of the congress to take theyions on issues that are stirring up interest in across the airwaves. a member's voting card belongs to that member. that is how we vote. it goes in the computer machine on the floor of the house and record your vote. no one is going to tell me how .o vote except my constituents no outside group is going to dictate what i do. >> you can watch more of that interview tomorrow when "newsmakers" airs at its regular time, 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the archduke ferdinand and his wife were in

kentucky is the congressman harold rogers, the chairman of the house appropriations committee. you can see the interview sunday when newsmakers airs at its regular time, and they at 10:00 a.m.. 10:00 a.m.. >> the archduke francis ferdinand and his wife were in sarajevo, the capital of bosnia, on a tour. it was a bad day, it was a big serbian national holiday. serbia was absolutely furious that austria-hungary had taken over bosnia. it was seen as a provocation, and a radeon plotters who were seen to be plotting to assassinate the archduke as a symbol of oppression. they decided to kill him. and they did. it was sloppy police work. there were warnings that something was afoot. shot the archduke and his wife point-blank and they both died. >> the assassination of archduke ferdinand and his wife and the events leading up to world war i. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c- a.n q and a full -- q and >> next, a defense department briefing. will discuss the recent budget deal that was passed in the house and how it will impact air force operations. this is 45 minutes. >> welcome to the st

he will hear from the chair of the house appropriations committee, harold rogers, about the recent budget deal that passed the house last week. here's a preview of some of what he had to say. >> these anti-groups, many of them, are stirring up trouble just to raise money. getting people to sign up to pay their dues and their organizations. it is a money raising scheme. they try to influence our younger and newer members of congress. to take positions on issues that they are stirring up across the the members voting card -- across the airwaves. the members voting card, that is how we vote, it goes to a computer machine on the floor of nobody is going to tell me how to vote my cart except my constituents. no outside group is going to dictate what i do. am i you can watch the entire interview on newsmakers tomorrow at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. eastern here on c-span. senior intelligence officials from the national security agency, the fbi, and the justice department testify about government surveillance and internet data collection programs as well as possible impact of the usa freedom act. this is

this weekend on newsmakers, the chairman harold rogers will talk about the recent budget deal negotiated between senator patty murray and representative paul ryan, and what it means for federal spending. the house passed a plan on thursday in the senate is expected to vote on the deal next week. you can watch newsmakers at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern . >> let me be very clear that this is a delicate and diplomatic moment. we have a chance to address peacefully one of the most pressing national security concerns of the world faces today. with gigantic implications of the potential of conflict. we are at a crossroads and one of those hinge points in history. one path can lead to an enduring resolution and concerns about iran's nuclear program and the other path will lead to continued hostility delicate conflict. i don't need to carry that these are high stakes. >> secretary john kerry on white house members should not impose sanctions against iran as talks continue on freezing the iran nuclear program. 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2's booktv. also, dick cheney and his longtime cardiolo

harold rogers and barbara mikulski have drafted the bill in a take it or leave it measure. what did they mean by that? >> that is their attention. since the timing is extremely tight, their hope is to do the drafting during the coming two weeks when the capital will be relatively quiet. the senate or not this afternoon. the house having been gone for a week. fear rank-and-file lawmakers hanging around to try and do into the process and more importantly plenty of obvious and not because presumably taken a little bit of time off. the timetable means by january 2nd, they are hoping to have the bill almost done to negotiate the few remaining disagreements by january 6 or 7, when congress comes back, get it through the house by january 10th. get in on the senate floor by january 13 and get it to the president by january 15th, when the current stopgap spending authority runs out. the so-called cr printout. in order to make that tight timetable comment on the right to do that is come up with a legislative vehicle that makes this film essentially look like a conflict agreement, fin

. ♪ >> today on c-span, "newsmakers" with kentucky republican representative harold rogers. sebelius health-care law and the health care website, healthcare.gov. then treasury secretary jack lew testifying about the system. >> we want to welcome back to ."niel newhauseto "newsmakers" daniel newhauser is a reporter for a roll call. derek wallbank is with bloomberg news. >> thank you for being here. capital ist of the julius. they are both saying this will avert any shutdown fears for january 15 and possibly for october 1 as well. thatno