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we're not even from mica. what it must've been like for your children. >> guest: if we could only just stopped all of this and consider that there could be a 10-year-old at home been exposed that i'm a 10-year-old who's never had a home outside new york city or america, who doesn't carry a passport or any other country that doesn't have a home to go to other than here. when you have the signs say muslims go back for all muslims are terrorists or is he described the heckling, i think that answers itself. as a mother, one can only be very concerned. my first reaction is to protect my children and the second is to empower them. at the same time, i was very wearies make them feel expect dems because they are not. we're blessed. happy to be here. that is the promise of america that we are protected by the ideals, by our constitution and it's our journey to take and it has been very well-paid for us by other traditions before us. >> host: yeah. so you're getting up when they having a cup of coffee in your hand and y

mica. >> i think this is a great way to kick off a new year. congratulate you, thank you and the members of the senate with responsibility for doing this. listen to it, it's kind of interesting theory the efforts of folks, mr. duncan and others, for example, disposal of the vacant buildings. we've all pass legislation. i passed some with mr. denham on the subject, but i come to the conclusion you can only eat an elephant a bite at a time so you really have to focus. we hope folks down to empty building to i think the first thing i did as chair of transportation was in the vacant post office building two blocks from the white house. that was in february 2 years ago. then we went back a year later because they hadn't done anything. and hauled the bureaucrats down there to get into building. the first time it was 32 degrees outside, 38 degrees inside the that tends to get their attention but it still takes time. that is a success. we have had successes but you have to target. we got a lot of failures. amtrak, we're going to celebrate a billion dol

mica. i have a couple of question. the waste that points out we are potentially spending close to $700 million to promote health care., a website that doesn't work. i know that my colleague from missouri, billy long, as a bailout that would require advertising purchased by the federal government to have a disclaimer like we have on political ad. you know, this advertisement was paid for with tax dollars. sometimes it is difficult for the public to know someone who worked in broadcasting, we had ran psa's come in many came from government agencies and we ran them for free and available commercial time. in other cases, you've got the federal government paying for advertising. i certainly see a need for advertising for recruiting for military. but driving people to a website that doesn't work or at least wasn't working well when some of these ads were running seems to be a problem. have any of you on the government advertising expenditures as a source of waste? >> we've looked a little more sponsorships, for example, havi

not just chris, but chris matthews, mica and joe, and others from msnbc and some other networks are in there, as is senator schumer. he makes a cameo in episode nine. >> thank you very much, jonathan. the executive producer title now adding to best selling author, all these other things. >> you're too nice today. >> all right. am i right there? >> yes. >> executive producer. thank you very much. good to see you, too, irin. >> thank you, chris. >>> checking the news feed, clock starts on a six-month deal for iran's nuclear program. iran will cut back on enrichment efforts and in return, economic sanctions will be rolled back. the ultimate goal is to use the six-month period to negotiate a longer term deal. >>> u.s. lawmakers working on a bill to impose tougher sanctions on iran, and over the weekend, president obama says if that happens, he'll veto it. >>> right now, the supreme court is hearing arguments over president obama's recess appointments. were they legal or did they violate the constitution? the contentious part goes back to january 2012 when senate republicans refused to allo

mica. >> well, just a commentary. i heard the ranking member start out, i'm as concerned. i come from a family that didn't have health care at times in our life and there are about 42-45 million americans that don't have health care. and yet we rolled out a flawed system. everyone from the president of the united states to members of congress on both sides of the aisle said the rollout from a technical standpoint was a meltdown and a fiasco. that was accessing it. we signed up about 1 million people. i'm one of the unwilling participants in that, and others had no other choice, really. but we not 6 million people off of the health care system. this is a great record of success. we probably leapt 41-44 million people still without health care. i just had to comment when i heard that. ms. fryer, you didn't backtrack this memo of the 24th, -- you did, in fact, drafted this memo the 24th, right? >> yes. >> this platform basically doesn't mee need the same as security requirements which are intended to minimize cms business risks, enterprise risk or the application risk. there'