institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> today, news makers with kevin brady of texas. then they talk about the fair lending settlement with wells fargo. later we will take you live to the annual meeting closing session on entrepreneurship. >> joining us on this sunday, congressman kevin brady is the vice chair of the joint economic committee. we talk about taxes, the economy, health care. joining us is a congressional correspondent for the national journal and richard rubin. >> president obama made his case for extending almost all of the tax cuts that are scheduled to expire. republicans agree that we should extend it for '90s term of the people. he said let's do what we agree on and fight about what we disagree on. what is wrong? >> it gives far more uncertainty. we have a struggling economy. we are three years after the recession ended. we have the worst recovery since world war ii. this will create more uncertainty. it's just not solve the problem. it is not solve the economic problem. it will not be good to fight over this. it is not serious about defici

>> coming up on c-span, "newsmakers" with kevin brady. later, "q &a" followedthen, pr's with the british house of commons. >> joining us on newsmaker, congressman kevin brady, the vice chair of the economic committee. we talk about taxe ands. richard rubin has the first question. >> president obama made his case for extending the tax cuts scheduled to expire at the end of the year. republicans agree we should extend the tax cuts for 98% of people. you want 100. let's do what we agree on and fight about what we disagree on later. what is wrong with that approach? >> it creates far more uncertainty for the economy. we have a struggling economy. here we are three years after recession, and we have the worst recovered, 10-10 since world war ii. this will create more uncertainty. secondly, it does the solve the problem. i guess that is the key point. it will not be good for the economy to fight over this. secondly, it is not serious about deficit reduction. but the spending levels we can double everywhere these taxes. so i really think we ough

news maker with texas congressman kevin brady. >> historian anthony beaver with new look of the secondorld war. >> his main objective not to be captured alive by the russian. he was afraid to be paraded through the cage and ridiculed. he was determined to die. >> more with anthony beevor tonight at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> this morning from the national governor's association meeting, iowa governor terry branstad discuss his state's economy and opposition

white house correspondent dan lothian, marsha blackburn of tennessee, marcy kaptor of ohio and kevin bradythe showdown over texas's voter i.d. law hits the courtroom today. it requires voters in texas to show an i.d. at the polls. but is this fight about race, about political power? texas republicans insist the law will stop voter fraud. texas democrats say, no, it denies the rights of thousands of poor elderly and minority voters. we're going to break it all down. >>> the world watched as casey anthony was acquitted of murdering her daughter caylee last year. now her former attorney, jose baez is telling all. he has a book. he's sitting on our panel all morning. don't forget you can watch cnn live on your computer while at work, head to cnn.com/tv. >> sounds good. i sat in that courtroom every single day of that. >> as much as was written and said, i have a thousand questions still. >> i think america has a thousand questions about that girl. >> i think so. >> rightfully so. here today, gone tomorrow, coming up, the ceo canned after a couple of hours, just a few hours for a lot of million

we want to talk more about the plan as well with the republican congressman kevin brady of texas, the joint economic committee so we have a couple of players here to talk about. let me start with you first, congressman brady. your reaction to this decision to extend the bush tax cuts just for people making $250,000 or less. will that fly with you guys? >> no. it's more bad politics and more bad news for the economy. i think we've had 300 economists, independent economists indicate doing that would harm the economy even further and the president -- >> why would it harm it? it would harm it if you don't extend it to everyone, you mean? >> absolutely. as you know the president is really struggling these days. the june jobs report was a bit of a milestone. and now out of ten recovery since world war ii president obama's recovery ranks dead last, tenth in both jobs and economic growth. in fact, if he was just an average president, i mean, just middle of the road on the economy 4 million more americans would be going to work. i think he's looking for anything to cover up just a horrible eco

host: kevin brady on our "news make makers" program. in williamsburg the in the gives association is holding one of their meetings to talk about issues that not only deal with their state but on a larger scope with overall conditions especially economic of the nation. joining us is the national incoming chairman jack markell, the democratic governor from delaware. governor, thanks for joining us. guest: good morning. how are you? host: fine, thank you. if you had to highlight one major agenda that takes place during this meeting what would that be? guest: these meetings are generally about us talking with each other and talking with outside people about strategies that we can employ in our states to put more people to work or improve schools or to be good stewards of taxpayer money. the great thing about being governor is not the rhetoric or speeches but if we are effective in our state on those issues. host: some of the paper stories coming out of the governor meeting as of yesterday one major topic not only among you and other governo

to ask unanimous consent that this committee welcome a colleague and fellow texan, congressman kevin brady. >> thank you. i want to think he and other members for allowing me a special privilege. i am pleased to introduce the committee. they have hands on experience on this subject. the chief deputy. montgomery county jurisdiction over houston's largest suburb. it is when the fastest-growing counties in america. it is the only agency in texas currently using unmanned aerial vehicles for law enforcement. it has tremendous potential for public safety, emergency response, for search and rescue, and at times the national disasters. chief mcdaniel is a decorated law enforcement officer with an impressive career spanning many decades. he has received the award for excellence, two awards in that arena. he received an air force commendation medal and combat your excellence award. he is a graduate of the fbi national academy in virginia. it i know his testimony will be in sight fall -- insightful. thank you for allowing me to introduce this good friend. thank you for being here. >> thank you for th

. >> yesterday, i talked to kevin brady and asked him about data released by your organization.h just feedback from people who do not believe this number. i want you to listen. your senator says that 11% of americans or 21 million people do not have a government-issued photo i.d. here's what the congressman said yesterday. >> i don't think those numbers are accurate. in fact, there is a real question about whether the justice department is relying about democrat -- >> so you think the department of justice is making that up? >> yeah. i think they are absolutely cherry-picking the numbers in the political groups they want to use for that data, and i think at the end of the day the court is going to realize that. >> i'm afraid he's wrong. first of all, about 11%, one out of 10 american citizens, don't have the kind of specific voter i.d., government-issued photo i.d., that a law like this includes. look at pennsylvania. just this past weekend, the philadelphia inquirer, not a partisan group, looked at their voter i.d. law and concluded the same thing, something like 400,000 eligib

this week in the house led by kevin brady will vote on the red tape reduction and small business act, and once again attempt to remove government red tape prohibiting america's job creators from achieving economic success and creating jobs. i hope we can work together to support this legislation. in conclusion, god bless our troops, we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the president of the united states. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: mr. secretary. the secretary: i am directed by the president of the united states to deliver to the house of representatives a message in writing. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. cohen: to address the house for one minute. revise and extend if necessary. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman seek unanimous consent? mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman seek u

i want ask unanimous consent they welcome a colleague and fellow texan kevin brady to introduce his local hometown sheriff. >> i thank you. i want to thank you you for the committee for allowing me the special privilege today. i'm pleased to be able to introduce the committee today not only constituent but a friend and incredible law enforcement officer who has hands on experience in the subject. chief deputy william mcdaniels sheriff office. texas sheriff office has jurisdiction over the largest sub burden. it is one of the fastest growing counties in america. the only agency in texas that is currently used unmanned aerial views. in my view, it has tremendous potential for public safety for emergency response, for search and rescue, and at times during natural disasters such as the wild fires we experienced locally last year. chief mcdambisa daniel is decorated law enforcement office with an impressive career spanning many decades. he received a public safety law enforcement chief award for excellence, two awards in that arena, while serving the united states air force, he received a air

performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> kevin brady talks about the future of the bush era tax cuts. newsmakers it today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. the national governors' association continues its meeting with a discussion about entrepreneurship. we will hear from the author and consulting professor at uc- berkeley. the justice department announced that wells fargo agreed to pay $175 million to settle unfair lending practices. it is the second largest settlement. this is about half an hour. >> good morning. i am pleased to be joined by tampere's, lisa madigan, and thomas curry to announce a step forward in our ongoing efforts to protect american consumers, to ensure fair treatment for struggling borrowers, and to seek justice and recover losses for victims of discriminatory lending practices. today, the department of justice reached a significant settlement totaling at least $175 million with wells fargo bank, the nation's largest originator of residential home mortgages. this settlement constitutes the second largest fair lendin

i want ask unanimous consent they welcome a colleague and fellow texan kevin brady to introduce his local hometown sheriff. >> i thank you. i want to thank you you for the committee for allowing me the special privilege today. i'm pleased to be able to introduce the committee today not only constituent but a friend and incredible law enforcement officer who has hands on experience in the subject. chief deputy william mcdaniels sheriff office. texas sheriff office has jurisdiction over the largest sub burden. it is one of the fastest growing counties in america. the only agency in texas that is currently used unmanned aerial views. in my view, it has tremendous potential for public safety for emergency response, for search and rescue, and at times during natural disasters such as the wild fires we experienced locally last year. chief mcdambisa daniel is decorated law enforcement office with an impressive career spanning many decades. he received a public safety law enforcement chief award for excellence, two awards in that arena, while serving the united states air force, he received a air