now effective implementation, m my opinion and experience, will not happen without strong leadership by o& b treasury and attention by the agencies. and i think our recent report on usa spending.gov illustrates the challenge here. five years after implementation, and 2012 data on usa spending.gov we took a look to see about the completeness and accuracy of the information. we found 324 programs were not recorded in the data base. senator portman mentioned the number omitted which is $619 billion of spending was not included. we also checked the 201 data elements that were supposed to be included in the data act and traced them back to their agency record records.and only found 2% tracked back for data elements. so we really have do better with the data act implementation.and for data elements. so we really have do better with the data act implementation. o & b agreed to treasury implements. i'm very please bed that. but i would say that sustained congressional oversight is also very warranted in this area. for our part at gao, i'm giving this high priority. our work, legislation calls for

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by the government from engaging in derivatives. this is something that's sparked a large outcry on the left. elizabeth warren, who's in the democratic leadership, per se o the senate side actually said, if this passes, it confirms the view of the american people that the system is rigged. nancy pelosi's press staff has sent three e-mails out in the last hour rallying against this deal, bipartisan deal, backed by harry reid. why is that important, joy? to get to 218 votes, john boehner is going to need nancy pelosi's help in the house. right now there's an outcry on the left. will this completely scuttle the deal? probably not but things just got a lot more interesting than we thought they were going to be. last night this seemed like a rubber stamp and things are getting quite dicey right now. >> luke russert on capitol hill, things do have a way of getting interesting out there. thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> after the break, the winners and losers and all the little goodies hidden inside that last-minute deal to keep the federal government's lights on. >>> plus, a tortured legacy. the long shadow that george w. bush casts on republicans and d

by climate change. i think they will do more. we should recognize, europe has what is necessary to show real leadership. >> but, the only reason they won't -- think o not think -- i they will fill pressure and want to do more. we should try and encourage their own way, n rather than saying there's a preordained group that they have to follow. america has proved to reduce their carbon emissions. the president ed to make some interesting on climate change, delivered through executive motions rather than congress. is t we are doing there standing back -- we want to get a global deal. every country has its own politics. of my constituents have jobs where energy is used at extremely high levels. and yet, we are trying to need e the public that we to lower energy use. messages to fficult communicate. just yesterday -- clearly the application that will affect futures of jobs. are he one hand, there the shell to agreement, on the other hand who e are certainly people need them prices to go down. does the prime minister agreed that the signs is not finished until it is -- >> definitely. of time saying t -- i value the work that scientists did. i think there

by climate change. i think they will do more. we should recognize, europe has what is necessary to show real leadership. >> but, the only reason they won't -- think o not think -- i they will fill pressure and want to do more. we should try and encourage their own way, n rather than saying there's a preordained group that they have to follow. america has proved to reduce their carbon emissions. the president ed to make some interesting on climate change, delivered through executive motions rather than congress. is t we are doing there standing back -- we want to get a global deal. every country has its own politics. of my constituents have jobs where energy is used at extremely high levels. and yet, we are trying to need e the public that we to lower energy use. messages to fficult communicate. just yesterday -- clearly the application that will affect futures of jobs. are he one hand, there the shell to agreement, on the other hand who e are certainly people need them prices to go down. does the prime minister agreed that the signs is not finished until it is -- >> definitely. of time saying t -- i value the work that scientists did. i think there

sunni-sunni conflict for leadership which continued arab unity.e sunni in the election of 2010, most of ae sunni arabs who voted for coalition led by alawi and that coalition presented a o the discourse narrative of iraq. it was a discourse that was nostalgic for the past and a disours that emif sized that iraqis were -- emphasized that iraqi were a unified community of there were elements antiiranian discourse. ideas that most sunni arabs identified with. election you had ten months of negotiation that in my ended up to strengthen the rules of power sharing over the written rules that constitutional rules. just wards, prime minister maliki tried to weaken the sunni arab theps using the stick and carrot. policies,esult of his a political vacuum was created sunni arab community and that was filled by isis and other radical groups. so the conflict today between isis and sunni adversaries is not only a conflict to control territory. conflict to define .he meaning of being sunni next.t's i think we all agree that the fightask today is to isis. and this is not an easy job. we might agree that this withoute achieved securing a genuine sunni sunnientation, a genuine partners t

o lord, upon the members of this people's house and most especially upon the leadership. it is on their shoulders the most important negotiations of this congress have been placed. they have been entrusted byheir fellow americans with the awesome privilege and responsibility of sustaining the great experiment of democratic self-government. give them wisdom, grace, insight, and courage to forge legislation that allows us all to move forward toward an encouraging future. may all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his pproval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be offered by the gentleman from texas, mr. poe. mr. poe: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one minute speeches on each side. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask