just the latest play to hit the problem. >> jerry moran is a member of the obama care. good to join you from the little apple. >> are you surprised at this latest delay? they keep on coming almost every weekend, it seems. the more, surprise miss serious announcement and, oops, another delay? >> no. it's hard to be surprised any more. it reminds me of two things. one, that the american care act has huge problems, that the administration is once again delaying one more aspect of it. but also troubling is the fact that the administration has taken on the role, in my view, gives legislativive authority to congress. this is efd of problems in two areas. one, the terrible nature of the consequences of obamacare. and two, an administration that one more time is utilizing whatever authority it believes it has to do things without involving the congressional branch. and b of course, it remind me and no opportunity to thax these kind of things. >> the president says he's going to use the power of his pen to get action, in his words, cutting congress out. how do you feel about tha

reporter: senator jerry moran said it is not an earmark the part of a competitive process.kes credit for helping with the project. the bottom line is if you thought congress was still embarrassed by the bridge to nowhere, they are not. melissa: it is finally friday and we are taking a look back at the week that was very "money." here is the rewind. cut health care company bailouts become a reality? >> the economic model by which obamacare is supposed work is not working. >> the website is horrible and there's a thousand person we mind. >> they will have to do in turn raise prices for people like myself. >> this is what happens when the government tries to create a market. it's like a man trying to create something as well. melissa: is because timothy geithner was okay with this? >> governor cuomo, chris christie, they don't care if. melissa: amazon got a new plan to protect what you are going to buy before you can even buy it. my 3-year-old son is obsessed with lions right now. will an algorithm figure that out? >> absolutely. i don't think they're going to send you a stuff

senator jerry moran reeled in the big fish, a $400 million bioscience lab in his state of kansas. >>e jar on this one. >> reporter: job corps got $1.6 billion, though studies show it doesn't work. and when the pentagon tried to save money retiring old ships and closing bases, congress said, no. >> even when they're told by their own people, by their own analysts that these are a waste of money and this is an inefficient use of resources, congress is more than willing time and again to throw good money of after bad. >> reporter: now, senator jerry moran insists the ag lab in kansas is not an earmark, but the result of a competitive process. he does take credit for helping win the project. now, jon, basically, congressional auditors say taxpayers could save $900 billion a year just be -- $300 billion a year by eliminating duplicative programs, but of course, that didn't happen. back to you. jon: that is an awfully sad way to go. william la jeunesse, thanks. uma: former virginia governor bob be mcconnell, new jersey's chris christie and new york's andrew cuomo each facing separate contr

i'm proud to have worked out a fair agreement with my ranking member, senator jerry moran from kansas as well as with my colleagues on the house side, including chairman jack kingston and ranking member congresswoman rosa delauro. no one got 100% of what they wanted in this bill which is often a sign of probably a pretty good deal. despite the fact that i wanted to do more to alleviate the disastrous sequester cuts of 2013 i'd like to speak about a few of the essential investments in this bill that i hope my colleagues will join in supporting. first, the bill advances my long-standing priority of shifting the american health care system, so-called, from a sick care system to a genuine health care system, emphasizing prevention, wellness, and public health. it provides a $1 billion increase for the national institutes of health as well as major new funding for brain research and a new initiative to discover ways to prevent and cure alzheimer's disease. in addition, this bill allocates nearly $1 billion from the prevention and public health fund which i created it in the affordable care

we've had many conversations and i know you have with jerry moran and the senate about automobile lenders and direct automobile lenders who go to auto dealers to make loans. you have issued a direct to or bulletin. i think it is clear you can compensate these dealers with a flat fee per transaction and there's some move in the market to go to that. you've also indicated other nondiscriminatory practices to compensate automobile dealers other than the flat fee. i know you've been asked before to be more specific about what may be some of sorry. he said because i think there was the collection which was resolved in december he didn't want to go into more detail. or could you give some other examples of how to interact out lenders can use a flat fee system you might guess, this is a good example when a stranger respond to representative capito, if you're having to think about changes, and must meet think there are problems. it doesn't mean that. we don't know at all. we are making our best judgment at the time. if there's new information in it sounds like there's something that occurs to us