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next i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman of south carolina, mr. rice. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the number one issue in my district and i believe the number one issue in the country is jobs. five year s after the great recession, the economy continues to struggle and far too many americans remain out of work. we can solve this problem. it's not rocket science. we can build our economy and put hard working folks back to work if only we will take a few steps to make america more competitive. just like counties across the country compete for jobs, states lower tax raits and streamline regulations to attract industry and jobs, we must adopt an attitude here in washington that we will compete in the world. if we expect to stop sending our jobs overseas and bring american jobs back home. if we retain the world's highest corporate tax rate, how can we expect to compete in the world? if washington continues to spend more money than we take in threatening our entire economy how can we expect to compete in the world? if we continue to build upon our already oppressing regulatory

mr. rice? mr. williams? mr. duffy? mr. van hollen? ye. van hollen, a mr. varmus, aye. ms. castor, aye. mr. mcdermott? mr. jeffries? mr. hoffman? aye. mr. schrader? mr. campbell? mr. calvert? no. mr. cole, no. mr. ryan? mr. ryan, no. mr. chairman? 19.s 14, no, the amendment is not agreed to. student can is the annual competition that encourages middle and high school students to think critically about issues. students were asked to create their documentary answering the question, what is the most important issue the u.s. congress should consider in 2014? one of our second prize winners are seniors at thomas jefferson high school in alexandria, virginia. they would like congress to look at the defense budget control a of 2011. article one, section eight of the constitution says that congress shall have the power to raise and support armies to provide and maintain a navy, and to make rules for the government and regulation. a constitutional studies fellow at the cato institute explains. >> the government is instituted at the very beginning to provide for the general welfare.

next i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman of south carolina, mr. rice. >> thank you, mr.chairman. the number one issue in my district and i believe the number one issue in the country is jobs. five year s after the great recession, the economy continues to struggle and far too many americans remain out of work. we can solve this problem. it's not rocket science. we can build our economy and put hard working folks back to work if only we will take a few steps to make america more competitive. just like counties across the country compete for jobs, states lower tax raits and streamline regulations to attract industry and jobs, we must adopt an attitude here in washington that we will compete in the world. if we expect to stop sending our jobs overseas and bring american jobs back home. if we retain the world's highest corporate tax rate, how can we expect to compete in the world? if washington continues to spend more money than we take in threatening our entire economy how can we expect to compete in the world? if we continue to build upon our already oppressing regulatory

>> can i tell you oh yes, susan rice must be called as a witness now. let me tell you why. mr. said that when susan rice on 16 september said that the protests was caused by video, mr. morell said the cia never told her that a video caused a protest. where did she get the information about a video? she also said that the con salute was strongly substantially and significantly secured. who told her that? that's not in the talking points. here is what i would say to speaker boehner there is a conflict of interest all staring us in the face. the lead investigator for the republican house intel committee is now in business with mike morell. the lead investigator of the house republican intelligence committee is also in business with hillary clinton's gate keeper. i think this justifies a new process and a new look. you're losing a lot of information by doing this in a segmented fashion. if you had had the station chief at this hearing when the station chief auto school -- at this hearing. it would have made mike morell's testimony look differently. >> i have got to go or we are goin

mr. obama will send susan rice to meet with amwar. najib insists he has pushed through reform. >> you should not under estimate or diminish whatever we have done. >> as it has throughout his trip, the crisis in ukraine hung over the president's stop in malaysia. the u.s. and its allies have threatened sanctions on broad sect orders of the russian economy. some in europe are balking. sunday, mr. obama said the u.s. won't go it alone? >> we are going to be in a stronger position to deter mr. putin when he sees that the world is unified and the united states and europe is unified rather than this is just a u.s./russian conflict. >> mike viqueira, al jazeera, traveling with the president in malays malaysia. >> let the freedom bells ring. today south africa celebrates freedom day celebrating the first post-apartheid election 20 years. that was the first time each race could vote and that's what made nelson mandela president. here is more >> reporter: photographs of her family bring fond memories but she says she sometimes gets annoyed. she

mr. ike, condoleezza rice and the "honor diaries" and this woman's degree revoked. the instinct of some on the left which is supposed to be the most inclusive welcoming group to shut down discussion period. >> is this the fruit of the free speech move the? really? it began in 1964 in burkely and the idea is you have unpopular views but have a right to air them in public. it's necessary -- >> it's the bedrock for the first amendment. >> now the argument is your views are so appalling and main stream you should not be allowed to express them on global warming, iraq, that's scary. >> some on the left hand have been outspoken from andrew sullivan. he's come out, he's our gay rights advocate and said this is ridiculous. others have. it's something the whole country -- >> it's growing. >> tucker, see you tomorrow morning. bright and early in the morning. i'll watch you in my pajamas drinking my coffee. >> i'm flattered. >> that's all i'll say. >>> many expecting an irs refund are in for a rather rude surprise. the government may be seizing your checks for a debt they may

mr. obama will send susan rice to meet with amwar. najib insists he has pushed through reform. >> you should not under estimate or diminish whatever we have done. >> as it has throughout his trip, the crisis in ukraine hung over the president's stop in malaysia. the u.s. and its allies have threatened sanctions on broad sect orders of the russian economy. some in europe are backilking. the president said the u.s. won't go it along >> we are going to be in a stronger position to deter mr. putin when he sees that the world is unified and the united states and europe is unified rather than this is just a u.s./russian conflict. >> mike viqueira, al jazeera, traveling with the president in malaysia. now speaking of the president, president obama, an avid basketball fansponding to go allegedly racist comments from the los angeles clipper's owner. audio released by tmz reveals a man who sounds like the team's long running owner don sterling taking a jab with his girlfriend >> stopping a news conference with malaysia's prime minister just to

> of course you are when you are surveying an entire muslim population, you are violating their rice. >> mrblani there were 11 guys in the. >> tomorrow is the blacks, tomorrow the jews, you and me next. we cannot allow this to happen. if one person loses their freedom. >> no one lost their freedom. 121 guys in this unit. no mass watch was underway. it was based on. exist in your state which is just mind boggling. >> i'm saying i go not know of any militant. >> because you don't want to know. that's why, mr. seblani because everybody else knows what they are and what they're doing. >> if you know someone. >> you are supposed to be a newspaper guy you are supposed to go get it? >> we i am a newspaper guy. >> let's wrap it it up. nevada action. occupy wall street movement. chicago erupts in street violence dozens shot over the easter weekend. factor is coming right back. e in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can g

susan rice wrote an op-ed, saying that mrs. clinton was overwhelmed by eventss of that week, that is why she was picked to go on sunday talk shows, she was overwhelmed, i want to know. know. i want an answer if she runs for president. >> more than a mile curiousty one would ask where was the president. >> right, and what has the president done in the last 18 months, that is th the biggest failure of all, an american ambassador ca and 3 others can e killed by a terrorist, and they get away scot-free. you can kill the president's personnel representatives under barack obama and get away with it. lou: and the latest report on al qaeda 43% increase in terrorist attacks, 2012, and 2013. this as the administration said that al qaeda was on the run, and done deal. your thoughts? >> well, this is the ideology of the administration rebuted by the facts, and the director of national intelligence, cliper testified that threat ofal guide av the same as it was just before 9/11, entire political narrative is revealed as a policy failure, yet

he's sending national security advisor susan rice to meet with mr anwar on monday. >> mike viqueira, live from kuala lumpur. thank you for joining us. >>> pro-russian separatists in eastern ukraine are holding owners hostage. they are hoping to secure the release and the leader of the rebels said he would consider a prisoner swap meaning he would let them go if they release observers they are holding, we have the latest on the prisoners of war. >> it is becoming complicated. the mayor is feeling very emboldened and empowered by it, declaring that the o.s.c.e. team was considered as prisoners of war, even though it wasn't clear whether they decided that europe was an enemy. they were not allowed in his territory and accused them of being spies, here to give information to the enemies of his town. now, there's a lot of pressure on him from all sides. we understand that the o.s.c.e. are talking to all sides. and moscow put its weight on it. sergei lavrov said he will do what he can. this happened because of the anti-terror operation that was launched against the town of slovyansk, and n

mr. rhodes to learn where did he hear about this video? why was rice was out there at all.een killed why wasn't the perp -- person who works, why wasn't she get in there? the presumptive presidential nominee for the democratic party, hillary clinton, the question is several days later, when the bodies returned and she gave a very emotional, so we thought, and sincere, so it seemed, invocation of the narrative about the video, when the bodies came back i guess to dover, what did she think then? how many days had gone by? what had happened? she ought to be asked. >> the question in a poll we had just recently, benghazi and the obama administration and you look at how this has tracked, trying to cover things up back in may of 2013, august, and now today, april. and there you see the lopsided turn. you know, i asked those questions to senator graham about basically the chatter on democratic circles and skeptical republicans, you know. the administration has put up all these people, isn't it time to move on? our own charles krauthammer before this revelation essentially said the

mr. eric holder had to go through. >> how about alberto gonzales? >> another great example. >> how about colin powell? >> condoleezza rice.you know eric holder, unfortunately i say with disappointment the president of the united states used race card as a political weapon of mass destruction. >> this administration is questioning on a lot of lawlessness and lies about benghazi, the nsa and irs. lies about health care. you know, seems anyone there is questioning it. is this the, i guess, way to intimidate people into silence? playing the race card? >> i won't go that far. i can understand there are folks out there, i can understand you, sean, upset how the administration handled benghazi or the irs. i think what the attorney general is al you'ding to, that no attorney general ever went through this type of treatment. >> that is false. go back and check what is looking at videotape. >> excuse me. >> there has never been administration as lawless as this one. look at what jonathan turley, liberal, george wash university law professor says we're at a constitutional tipping point. a >> are they as lawless of dick cheney identi

mr. griffin of arkansas, was called away to the floor and he just asked that i convey to you, he will be submitting a letter for your conversation pertaining to tpp and japan's treatment of rice. also pertaining to dumping of steel rebar from turkey and mexico. so he will forward to your responses there. mr. ambassador, i recently working with several of my colleagues helped launch a caucus related to it. tip. this is very -- ttip. this is hope we consummate a agreement between the u.s. and e.u. were we to do so, it is projected exports from my home state of indiana would increase roughly 33%. there would be net increase of employment up to 13,780 jobs. the largest categories of exports benefit from this agreement we estimate will be pharmaceuticals. so the intellectual property right protections we heard about today is very important to that industry as we work on this agreement. from your perspective, what barriers for ipr intensive trade are most significant as we look at the u.s. and e.u. negotiations? perhaps you could cite areas where there coo be some convergence and other areas where harmonization might not be possible. >> i think one thing to categorize or character

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rice, there's a 400% taf riff. there's 40% on american beef. these are issues between japan and america. america wants these to be lowered. mr. abe has committed himself to market opening and signing up for this transpacific partnership. the problem is he faces strong opposition from his own party and rural vote which is a big base for his support of the party. president barack obama has problems getting this agreement through congress back in the u.s. both leaders have committed the themselves to succeeded this again today. >> thank you very much. >>> well as president barack obama was warning russia about actions in ukraine government forces moved in on the separatist strong hold in slovyansk in the east of the country. there's check points seized and five pro russians described as terrorists were killed. president putin has responded with a warning saying if the ukrainian government used the army on its own people, there would be serious consequences. let's go to david stern for more. it seems as things are escalating further in the down trip. what's the latest you're hearing david? >> reporter: it seems they're apparently

mr. sterling has not expressed those views directly to me. >> i'm fwog take two more. andrew right here for one. >> commissioner, andrew rosario rice. is this suggested that the sacramento players, the clipper players, be granted free agency at the end of this year as a result of this issue. is that something that could be considered? >> that is not something we are considering. >> final question in the back on the middle. >> jason paige, if you don't get the three-quarter vote that you need, is it possible that donald sterling could still be an absentee owner profiting from the team even though he is banned physically from doing anything with it? >> i fully expect to get the support i need from the other nba owners to remove him. >> thank you, aemtd. transcripts will be available later this afternoon. we will e-mail them out. if you have not given us your e-mail address, please do that with our people. >> all right. that was nba commissioner adam silver announcing that donald sterling, the owner of the los angeles clippers, has been banned for life by the nba. silver saying that donald sterling acknowledged that it is his voice on

mr. speaker, it also should be noted here that it was not only sending susan rice out to mislead the american people before the election into believing that this was not a failure of policy by the obama administration, which it clearly was, that actually it was all bout a video and to perpetuate this misleading, some might argue fraudulent, presentation , included but facts producing a commercial with secretary of state hillary clinton saying the united states had nothing to do with that video. repeatedly making the point to add cover to their cover story that it was in the a failure of policy by the obama administration that caused and failed to suppress the attack at benghazi, but it was some video by some lone person out in california who must be stopped. they spent tens of thousands of dollars running this commercial in foreign countries to help give cover to what were the true facts. the true facts being that this was nothing about a video, it was all about a planned, concerted attack which it turns out may have even utilized weapons that the united states provided to these rebels over m

rice went on the sunday talk she saying the protest led to the deadly attacks. we'll bring in ralph peters. how are you today? >> i am fine, elizabeth. >> this is not the first time mr. morel has been on the hill. and in a perfect world, what do you expect to learn from him tomorrow? >> in a perfect world we tell the truth. i have to shout out for cathrein on fox. she's been ahead of this story all along. and everything she came up with, it has proven thorough. mike morel, we'll see what comes out. it looks like and smells like he cooked the books for political reasons. we'll so what the ultimate judgment is. that concerns me as a former inteleigence professional. one thing you don't want to do to this country, is turn intelligence in politics and polit sideways. it the president has to hear the truth and by the way, except when there is an urgent need to dope the secret. the president has to tell the truth to the american people. it locks like intelligence was politicalizeda on the highest levels of the cia and they lied to the american people knowingly. >> why is it a conflict of interest? on one hand they are supposed to provide information to the white house. ar

mr. griffith of arkansas who was called away to the floor, and he just asked that i convey to you he will be submitted a letter for consideration for came to tpp and japan's treatment of rice, also pertaining to dumping of steel rebar from turkey and mexico. so he will look forward to your responses. mr. ambassador, it recently with, working with several of my colleagues, helped launch a caucus rooted to ttip. and this is a very important issue. we hope we can consummate his free trade agreement in coming years between the u.s. and the eu. were we to do so, it's projected that exports from my hosted indian would increase by roughly 33%, and it would be a net increase of employment up to 13,780 jobs. the largest category of exports that will benefit from this event we estimate will be pharmaceutical to of course the intellectual property right protection that we've heard about here today are very important to the industry as we work on this agreement. from their perspective what barriers for ipr trade our most significant as we look at the u.s. and eu negotiations? perhaps you could cite areas where there could be some convergence and other areas where harmonization might n

mr. morell under oath and people should not be making blanket accusations against the president or anyone else. this whole thing is very suspicious. if that cia memo counters what ambassador rice said, all hell brake loose, even with apathetic media and that's the talking points memo. now for the top top story sent to, man run the hearing tomorrow congressman mike rogers he joins us now from washington. we need some straight talk. have you seen the cia memo. >> i have seen memo and four other classified documents leading up to the the event. >> let's stay on the memo. this memo was issued by the libya station chief for the cia. does it indeed as "the washington times" is reporting say that the attack on the ambassador was not the result of protests? does it say that? >> i can't go into the pacifics because it's still a classified document. i can tell you that what was in that document prompted us, on the committee and our investigators to reinterview that particular individual about the details of what happened that day and what prompted any documentation including that memo back to the cia. and that's an important thing. >> you interviewed the cia station chief whose identity

rice somewhere in that water. add darkness and ocean currents, and actually it's nothing like finding a needle in a haystack. it's much more difficult. >> so mrest -- >> yes. >> he joins us live. that's him right there. your piece is based on 123 mile square trek, but the actual search is 150 mile track, right? >> that was at the beginning when they first started. obviously it's a movable feast. but today's search area is 216,000 square kilometers. i'm going to have to turn to my fellow panelists who are more familiar with doing the conversion. what's 216,000 square kilometers in old money? >> don't ask me to do math. >> 1.6 kilometers to a mile, but i know it's not strictly that conversion when it comes to square miles. >> gives you an idea of -- >> everybody's like, what, math, huh? >> way beyond pilot math. >> excuse me. >> then it gives you an idea of just how difficult this is. to find it. and as a person, some way, don, it makes it clear what we're talking about with what the chinese said we found joovernig, becomes a little more incredible. virtually at the last day, runoff period of the pinger period, they're searching in an area that

mr. amwar is not i candictive of our lack of concern. there are a lot of people i don't meet with and opposition leaders i don't meet with. >> he will send susan ricemeet with amwar. najib insists he has pushed through reform. >> you should not under estimate or diminish whatever we have done. >> as it has throughout his trip, the crisis in ukraine hung over the president's stop in malaysia. the u.s. and allies have threatened sanctions on broad sect orders of the russieconomy some balking. mr. obama said the u.s. won't go it alone. >> we are going to be in a stronger position to deter mr. putin when he sees that the world is unified and the united states and europe is unified rather than this is just a u.s. russian conflict. >> mike viqueira, traveling with the president in malaysian. >>> south korea's prime minister has resigned over his government's handling of the ferry sinking. it's the highest ranking official to lose his job in the wake of that disaster. vict victims' relatives say the government did not do enough to rescue or protect passengers. >> the right thing for me to do is take responsibility and resign. on behalf of the government,

mr. obama holds talks with the prime minister on trade and defense. however, he is not meeting with the prominent opposition leader as human rights groups had asked. national security adviser susan rice will do that instead. >>> today four more crew members from the south korean ferry that sank were arrested. now all 15 people who were involveed in navigating the boat are in custody and they're all accused of negligence and failing to help passengers in need. the ferry went down 10 days ago, 187 bodies have been recovered and 115 remain missing. today bad weather forced suspension of diving missions. >>> thousands of pilgrims are converging on the vatican for sunday's canonization of pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii. susan mcginnis now on how pope francis, cardinals and bishops plan to celebrate the sainthood mass. >> i confess. >>reporter: cardinal sean o'malley led friday's mass at santa maria del agatoria in rome. he'll join 7 million other catholics here on saturday for the canonization of two century popes, john xxiii and john paul ii. >> these two popes were so well known and it's unusual that a canonization would take place so few years after a person's death. >>reporter:

in iraq and same thing with susan rice relying on the information she was given and then went through a tough time. there is a lot of lessons to here >> yes, sir. >> mr. thornberry. >> i want to try to understand the deputies meeting on the 15th and your edit to the talking points. were you having daily deputy meetings? >> yes, sir, twice a day. >> twice on the 13, 14th and 15th you would have video conference meetings in which you participated as the deputy for the cia >> that is correct >> and i would presume a deputy from state -- >> fbi, doj and others, yes, sir. >> as we reviewed the emails of the night -- let me back up. as best as you remember, the deputies meetings, the two meetings on the 14th a, i presud benghazi had to be a major issue discussed >> it wasn't. we were not looking backwards at that point. so the focus of the deputies meetings, particularly on saturday and sunday, which susan rice was on the sunday show i was at a deputy meeting. the focus was on keeping americans save where there are protests and demonstrations. we were looking forward on keeping americans save. >> which is interesting to me. even on the 14th, the basic teno

rice who picked up the phone and called me. >> could you submit to us the members of that leadership committee that make those recommendations? yes. >> then was your predecessor, mr. acreson, was he aware of this issue? >> not to my knowledge. >> he was not. >> are any of the members of the leadership committee also -- were they a part of his leadership committee? >> there are members of today's team that were also members of his leadership team and to my knowledge they were not aware. >> do you think there was a cover-up or it was sloppy work? >> that is the question i've asked mr. valucas to uncover. >> do you think it had anything to do with the auto bailout? >> i'm sorry. >> with the auto bailout? >> i need to get the results of the study to make all determinations. >> and going back to what mr. upton said, you're going to be sharing that information with us. >> yes. >> okay. the engineers that were responsible for this, have you brought them into the process? i know this is something that the part was actually created by delfi. and they have an engineering teamworking on that. they have a shared responsibility and liability in this entire issue. have you met

rice. she went through a tough time when she was responding to what information she got so there are a lot of lessons to be learned here. >> yes sir. >> mr. thornberry. >> thank you mr. chairman and mr. morell thank you for being here in your years of service to the cia. i wanted to stand that are the deputies meeting on the 13th and your subsequent edits to the talking points. were you all having daily deputy meetings at this time? >> yes sir we were having twice daily deputy meetings. >> so twice a day on the 13th on the 14th of the 15th you would have these videoconference meetings in which you participated as a deputy for the cia? >> that's correct. >> i assume there would you deputy from state and defense as well as members of the white house national security staff. >> via the i, doj, nctc. >> so as we reviewed the e-mails e-mails -- let me backup back up for just a minute. as best you remember the deputies meetings the two deputies meetings on the 14th ipers m. benghazi had to be a major issue that you all discussed. >> it was not sir. we were not looking backwards at that point. we were looking forward so the focus of all of thes

rice. then she went through a tough time when she was really responding to what information she got. so there's a lot of lessons to learn here. >> yes, sir. >> yield back. >> mr. thornberry. >> thank you mr. chairman and mr. morell and for your years of service to the c.i.a. i want to understand better the deputy's meeting and your edits to the talking points. were you having daily meetings at this time? >> yes, sir. we were having twice daily deputy meetings. >> so twice a day on the 13, 14, 15 you would have these video conference meetings in which you participated as the deputy for the c.i.a. >> that's correct. >> and i presume there would be a deputy from state and defense as well as members of the white house national security council staff. >> f.b.i., doj, nctc. yes, sir. >> ok. so as we reviewed the e-mails of the night of the -- let me back up for just a second. on the -- as best you remember the deputys' meetings, the two on the 14bth i presume benghazi had to be a major issue you all discussed. >> it was not, sir. it was not. we were not looking backwards at that point. we were looking forward. so the focus of all of these depp tiss' meetings, parti

rice who picked up the phone and called me. >> could you submit to us the members of that leadership committee that make those recommendations? yes. >> then was your predecessor, mr. acreson, was he aware of this issue? >> not to my knowledge. >> he was not. >> are any of the members of the leadership committee also -- were they a part of his leadership committee? >> there are members of today's team that were also members of his leadership team and to my knowledge they were not aware. >> do you think there was a cover-up or it was sloppy work? >> that is the question i've asked mr. valucas to uncover. >> do you think it had anything to do with the auto bailout? >> i'm sorry. >> with the auto bailout? >> i need to get the results of the study to make all determinations. >> and going back to what mr. upton said, you're going to be sharing that information with us. >> yes. >> okay. the engineers that were responsible for this, have you brought them into the process? i know this is something that the part was actually created by delfi. and they have an engineering teamworking on that. they have a shared responsibility and liability in this entire issue. have you met

rice. then she went through a tough time when she was really responding to what information she got. so there's a lot of lessons to learn here. >> yes, sir. >> yield back. >> mr. thornberry. >> thank you mr. chairman and mr. morell and for your years of service to the c.i.a. i want to understand better the deputy's meeting and your edits to the talking points. were you having daily meetings at this time? >> yes, sir. we were having twice daily deputy meetings. >> so twice a day on the 13, 14, 15 you would have these video conference meetings in which you participated as the deputy for the c.i.a. >> that's correct. >> and i presume there would be a deputy from state and defense as well as members of the white house national security council staff. >> f.b.i., doj, nctc. yes, sir. >> ok. so as we reviewed the e-mails of the night of the -- let me back up for just a second. on the -- as best you remember the deputies' meetings, the two on the 14th i presume benghazi had to be a major issue you all discussed. >> it was not, sir. it was not. we were not looking backwards at that point. we were looking forward. so the focus of all of these deputies' meetings, partic

mr. rice: thank you, mr. speaker. the congressional progressive caucus better off budget is really a bigger government budget. the progressive caucus substitute increases a total spending relative to the republican budget by $8.4 trillion over the next 10 years. american families and particular ly our children and our grandchildren cannot afford this. ext year, and absolutely not for the next 10 years. this bigger government budget creates new taxes, more regulation, duplicative federal programs and will stifle progress across the board. people, this is not complicated. we need a budget that will grow our economy. higher taxes, higher deficits and bigger regulation will never grow the economy. if we put folks back to work, we solve a lot of problems. we solve unemployment problems, deficit problems, poverty problems, income inequality problem, crime problems, drug problems and problems across the board. the number one issue in my district, and a i believe the number one issue in this nation ,