number two, mike mccall, texas republican, 118 million. john delany, 112 million, four, colorado democrat, 74 million. number five, scott peters, california democrat, 45 million. number six, washington democrat, 38 million. number seven veteran buchanan, florida republican, 37 million. eight, shelly pingry maine democrat, 34 million. number nine, gary miller, california republican, 33 million. number 10, nancy pell oh see, california democrat, 29 million. why does congress attract millionaires do you think, tom? >> i think a big issue is a lot of people who are millionaires have financial flexibility to be able to run for office and to be able to take time out and investment of time that takes campaigning. >> and money. >> and the money. at the same time if you look at people who are wealthy they tend to be a lot of the time in positions of ceos or positions where they have a lot of influence. moving into national level leadership position perhaps to some degree is an extension to that. >> john, let's take the rockefeller family. they inhe

number two, mike mccall, texas republican, $118 million. number three, john delaney, maryland democrat, $112 million. number four, colorado democrat, $74 million. number five, scott peters, california democrat, $45 million. number six, susan dell benny, washington democrat, $38 million. number 7, birm buchanan, $37 million. eight, shelly pingre, $34 million. number nine, gary miller, california republican, $33 million. number 10, nancy pelosi, california, democrat, $29 million. question. why does congress attract millionaires, do you think, tom. >> i think the big issue is a lot of people who are millionaires have the financial flexibility to be able to run for office and to be able to take the time out and the investment of time that that takes campaigning. also, i think-- >> and the money. >> and the money. but at the same time, if you look at people's -- people who are wealthy. they tend to be a lot of the time in positions of ceos or positions where they have a lot of influence so moving into a national level leadership position is perh

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perspective on the topic. 2008, i founded the congressional cyber security caucus with my friend mike mccall because i was concerned that congress was paying far too little attention to the potential of the cyber and could cause great harm to our country. chief among my concerns is that critical infrastructure could be vulnerable in this new domain. of course our voting infrastructure is central to our country's existence as a democracy, and just like any other sector, there are vulnerabilities in expanding the use of this technology. electoral system comprises two fundamental principles. each person should be entitled to cast one and only one phot and then his or her ballot should be kept secret. unfortunately, because these principles can clash with our be fair,at elections that a voter should have confidence that his or her vote is counted. the traditional system does the next one job of ensuring anonymity and there are very few instances of actual voter fraud or intimidation. hundreds of thousands of ballots are spoiled each election cycle preventing voters from being heard. additionally

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so in 2008, i founded the congressional cyber security caucus with my friend mike mccall because i was concerned that congress was paying far too little attention to the potential of the cyber intrusions and could cause great harm to our country. chief among my concerns is that critical infrastructure could be vulnerable in this new domain. of course our voting infrastructure is central to our country's existence as a democracy, and just like any other sector, there are vulnerabilities in expanding the use of this technology. our electoral system comprises two fundamental principles. each person should be entitled to cast one and only one vote and then his or her ballot should be kept secret. unfortunately, because these principles can clash with our desire that elections be fair, that a voter should have confidence that his or her vote is counted. the traditional system does the next one job of ensuring anonymity and there are very few instances of actual voter fraud or intimidation. hundreds of thousands of ballots are spoiled each election cycle preventing voters from being heard. a

and chairman mike mccall cyber security enhancement act. like i said, national security theires more than just military. it means pursuing energy independence and securing our border. nexte to that soon in the few topics. but first let's move onto numberon, and principle seven. equalchild should have an opportunity to get a great education. no parent should be forced to send their child to a failing school. here,own the street from there are two good parents. to send theirans kids to the best school in town. american has the money to choose a good school for their children, like michelle obama. what if you can afford to go to a private school or you can't afor to move to a better school district? al access is a civil right issue of our day. and school choice is one of the ways to expand access. speaker john boehner has been a champion of the opportunity scom larship program here in washington d.c. and there's a reason. offers children in this city hope. one of the former students there named tiffany talked about waiting to hear if she'd she

that is why chairman mike rogers introduced a bill and mike mccall introduce a cyber security enhancement act. national security includes more than just our military. it means pursuing energy independence and securing our borders. i will come to that soon. first let's move on education. principle number seven. every child should have an equal opportunity to get a great education. no parent should be forced to send their child to a failing school. down the street from here, there are two good parents. they have the means to send their kids to the best school in town. not every american has the money to choose a good school for their children. like president and michelle obama. if you can't afford to go to a private school, or you can't afford to move the better school district, educational access is a civil rights issue of our day. school choice is one of the most effective ways to expand access. house speaker john boehner has been a champion of the opportunity scholarship program here in washington. there is a reason. it offers children in the city hope. one of the former students there t

our friends, chairman mike mccall, chairman of the home lean security committee, wrote a bill called the border security act. that would make sure we use exiting assets and deploy them based on risk without necessarily having to spend wind of dollars more to protect the border. we all would like to consider ourselves fiscal conservatives. if we're spending $18 billion a year, almost three times actual lie what we were spending 15 years ago, you would think we would want to deploy those assets as wisely as possible. don't want to throw money to problem. we want to deploy assets where the risk is. >> congressman, when i was in laredo there was the national guard there and nobody really seemed to be upset because it was an initiative at the national level from a democratic practice. is it politics here? >> my position is just a little different. my position is that once they make that decision to bring the national guard down there i'm going tout those men and women. they cannot enforce the immigration laws. so all they do is -- they're there to support. now, did i personally think that

chairman mike rogers introduced the cyber intelligence and sharing protection act and chairman mike mccallntroduced the cyber security enhancement act. like i said, national security includes more than just our military. it means pursuing energy independence and securing our border. i'll come to that soon in the next few topics. but first let's move on to education and principle number seven. every child should have an equal opportunity to get a great education. no parent should be forced to send their child to a failing school. just down the street from here, there are two good parents who had the means to send their kids to the best school in town. but not every american has the money to choose a good school for their children like president and michelle obama. but if you can't afford to go to a private school, or you can't afford to move to a better school district, educational access to the civil rights issue of our day, an school choice is one of the most effective ways to expand access. house speaker john boehner has been a champion of the opportunity scholarship program here in wash

said a few minutes ago he fully supports congressman mccall's plan for a top to bottom independent review of the agency. gretchen. >> all right, mike. what do we expect in court for the white house fence jumper? >> well, omar gonzalez is in u.s. district court in washington at this hour. gonzalez is facing a three-count indictment for jumping the fence at the white house on september 19th. the federal charge of unlawfully interring ae rye stricted building carries a maximum of ten years in prison. he also faces two local charges carrying a dangerous weapon and unlawful possession of ammunition. we're told this hearing is likely to become an arraignment. gretchen. >> mike emmanuel, thanks so much. zirchlg the head of the secret service in the hot seat just yet. with more secret service failures coming to light, lawmakers grilling juliet pierson asking why seemingly obvious security measures were not taken? >> why was there no guard at the front door of the white house? how much would it cost to lock the front door of the white house? >> let me be frank. i believe that you have done a disservice to the president of the united states.