former house speaker dennis hastert joins us as well.e'll ask him what he thinks of speaker boehner's abandonment of the so-called hastert rule. >>> and a happy day to tell you about on wall street a triple-digit rally on the dow, we'll have a full report later here in the broadcast. we begin now with the shooting of two police officers in ferguson. finish the obama administration today departed from its war against law enforcement with attorney general holder condemning the shooting. >> what happened last night was a pure ambush. this was not someone trying to bring healing to ferguson, this was, this was the damn punk punk who was trying to sew discored -- sow discord in an area that's trying to get its act together. lou: joining me now niger ennis national spokesperson for the congress on racial equality, and milwaukee county sheriff david clark. gentlemen, good to have you with us. let me begin with you, sheriff and ask the simple question ambush whatever you style this, an attack on police officers we have seen an uptick in the numb

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i'll point out were also a bipartisan creation at the end of the clinton administration with speaker hastert. so we can do things together to create real opportunity in this country. obviously the issues regarding medicare savings are always difficult. our budget has repeated the proposals from past budgets, where we have $400 billion of savings in medicare. they're all hard. and as always we look forward to working with congress to, you know, develop a path forward. we put it in as a comprehensive approach to deal with our fiscal challenges. and i think that, you know, would view the kind of entirety of the package as the way to see what we're putting forward. this is an issue that i know is a particular concern in boston and massachusetts and in new york. and we would look forward to continuing the conversation. >> thank you mr. secretary. thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you. >> mr. secretary, thanks for your time today. you are here commenting on the president's budget and the agency that will collect the money to enact our next budget is the internal revenue service. they are tasked wit

a lot of conservatives upset john boehner went ahead and ignored the hastert rule. table. we tried as hard as we could. the democrats blocked consideration of the house-passed bill in the senate even blocked going to conference with the house on the two versions of the big. it was pretty clear that his options were limited, and i think it was one of those issues eventually you tear the bandage off and get it over with and move on to the next issue. >> finally, quickly, senator, this thursday, a veto override vote is set on keystone. how will you vote? >> i'll vote to override the president's veto. interesting enough the democrats are blocking even getting on the veto message. at the end of the day probably come up a few votes short, joe, but the american people on this issue are behind us i think and probably not the last time you've heard about the keystone pipeline. why it's important for jobs and the economy and national security and energy independence. >> all right. john thune, we love having you on. >> thank you, senator. >> even better seeing you in his offic

i'll point out were also a bipartisan creation at the end of the clinton administration with speaker hastert. so we can do things together to create real opportunity in this country. obviously, the issues regarding medicare savings are always difficult. our budget has repeated the proposals from past budgets, where we have $400 billion of savings in medicare. they're all hard. and as always, we look forward to working with congress to, you know, develop a path forward. we put it in as a comprehensive approach to deal with our fiscal challenges. and i think that, you know, would view the kind of entirety of the package as the way to see what we're putting forward. this is an issue that i know is a particular concern in boston and massachusetts and in new york. and we would look forward to continuing the conversation. >> thank you, mr. secretary. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. mr. roscum >> mr. secretary, thanks for your time today. you are here commenting on the president's budget and the agency that will collect the money to enact our next budget is the internal revenue service. they