. >> i thank you, mr. chris. everyone in this room spend nearly three quarters of our days here on the east coast. the personal concern is no less than any other permanent resident. and we all care deeply about every american citizen. so it's rather disengeneral use. >> i claim my time to make sure everybody is aware that i'm from pennsylvania, which is on the east coast. so i think i have a geographic expertise that exists here. i yield the rest of my time. >> thank you. yes, we recognize that, as do colleagues on both sides of me. the question here and mr. bartlett really did point out the more immediate threat and likely to be threat for many days to come. this particular missile defense system is not at all appropriate for short range. missiles that might be fired off the coast in any manner or in a container that might arrive at one of our ports. and so we really didn't spend our money here, if we're going to spend it at all. we cannot get an incoming icbm warhead. we ought to be cognizant that to insert int

we must cut the deficit four trillion >> chris: wait, wait, wait, mr. goolsbee, that commission appointed by the president did take serious steps in terms of entitlement reform and president obama refused to endorse it? >> guest: not correct. >> chris: wait, wait, wait, are you saying president obama approved the bowl's simpson. >> guest: the central idea was a balanced plan three dollars in cuts for one dollar in new revenue. reason that congressman ryan voted against the bowles-simpson plan and mitt romney stood up and said would you accept a deal that had 10 dollars of spending cuts for one dollar of new revenue. mitt romney said absolutely not. because they had any new revenue they would not support it. the president's budget before the congressional budget's office and not i might add the thing they voted on in the senate. the president's budget cut four trillion in a balanced way. >> chris: all right. let me, let me. forgive me, sir. let me bring in congressman ryan. >> guest: chris, the promise to cut the definite in half over the first term is a

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mr. chris both sides. -- mr. critz vote aye. >> the clerk will report. [inaudible conversations] how is mr. griffin recorded? >> mr. griffin is not recorded. >> mr. griffin does votes no. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. chairman, 26 aye votes and 23 no votes. >> the amendment is not agree to. if there are no further amendments committee chair recognizes the gentleman from i/o, mr. turner for the purpose of offering a motion. >> i measured out the subcommittee report the strategic forces as amended. >> the question is on the notion of the gentleman from i/o. so many us are in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. barmby and present the ayes have it in the motion is agreed to. the committee will not receive the report of the military personnel to committee rule 17a consultation with the ranking member, we will postpone all of the record of those the amendments were subcommittee mark until the end of the subcommittee morning. the chair recognizes chairman of the subcommittee, gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson for any comments you'd like to make. >

>>chris: mr. goolsbee the fact is the democratic senate has not passed a budget in three years. the obama budget was up for a vote voted down 99-0, and frankly, as congressman ryan points out it does nothing about medicare and medicaid and all the burgeoning economic entitlement programs. and an ad run by an independent super pac on obama's record on debt. take a look. >> president obama's agenda promised so much. >> today i pledge to cut the deficit. by half. by the end of my first term in office. >> broken because he has not come close. >> the fact is the debt has increased by $5 trillion or almost 50 percent. >>guest: look, i don't dispute the deficit has increased. i would say two things about that: all objectives analysts forget the campaign, acknowledge that the vast majority of the increase in the deficit, some $750 billion out of the $1 trillion increase came about from the business cycle and then the policy choices that were done on a bipartisan basis. so, at the end of 2010 when both parties vote to extend the bush tax cuts, everyone understood that was going to keep t

would you predict that after the you know if you're asian mrs putin will be back to play first lady again i think absolutely yes why not. chris you said i guarantee you that you had a problem finding a publisher for this putin book and only mr card call helped you out why didn't the u.k. publishers buy it well i mean i need because of the book or all you needed like the energy of mystical of coal and these know how to help you writing it and then further selling it i mean how did that work with with with all due respect to mr graham is about the book i mean there was a major british publisher that wanted the book but when they went to the chairman he said no if we write a book that offends we will not we will never sell another book not only in russia but in all the old soviet union satellite states. and they were afraid that it would ruin their business so all the british public is unless we produce an anodyne book the didn't reveal anything and they didn't attract putin's attention i believe this book certainly has then then they didn't want to know they were there were scared of it alexander is it mere coincidence that thi

. >>> house foreign affairs human rights subcommittee chairman chris smith described mr. chen's status as de facto house arrest as he and his family are barred visitors or from leaving the hospital. book tv.org will be live this afternoon with brian doherty. the author of the book "ron paul's revolution." mr. doherty is the senior editor at "reason" magazine, and he examines the political career of ron paul who announced yesterday he's no longer campaign iing fo the presidency or will be participating in the primary. primaries are being held in nebraska today. mitt romney is 171 delegates short of securing the republican nomination. oregon has 25 delegates at stake. nebraska voters will register their preferences for a nominee and 392 delegates to the republican national convention will be determined at nebraska state convention on july 14th. nebraska voters will also select the republican candidate to face democrat bob kerrey in that state's u.s. senate race. the u.s. house begins debate tomorrow on u.s. defense programs and policy. it includes authorization to continue

mrs. henderson will be deanne, doug, and chris. >> good morning. i am a resident of district 10. today i am here is a staff person for supervisor olague in district 5. we received quite a bit of correspondence. i wanted to make sure you were aware of what the supervisor has received in her office from members of different neighborhoods. we have gotten a number of letters from the lower haight, particularly around the commercial corridor and 55 laguna. we're wanting to bring it to your attention that there is a significant amount of interest in bringing 55 laguna into the district as well as keeping the haight street recorder complete. we have received correspondence from the [unintelligible] and want to be sure to highlight that sunset feel connected mostly to the haight and panhandle. they feel like they would be disconnected if they were cut off and included interdistrict for. -- into district 4. we have received several letters in the past few days from residents on grove and schrader. [tone!] we want to make sure we support the constituents who have reached out to us. we want

. >> chris: i promise we will get toward looking into what the policies are for the future in a moment. but mr. ryan, congressman ryan, excuse me, what about this argument that he -- that mr. goolsbee raises about well, some of the many employees ended up having their pensions picked up by the federal government. >> well, look, this is an industry that was going down. a business that was going down. they tried to rescue it. they didn't succeed. this was done when mitt romney was at the olympic in that time. more of the point we are trying to make the obama administration is putting themselves in the business of taking risks with taxpayer money by picking specific individual businesses and industry to prop up for favoritism and then raise taxes and raise regulations so that you actually suffocate economic growth. we believe the genius of american free enterprise is the individual small business and risk taker and government should remove the barriers to success instead of raising barriers to success but you then give forebearance, tax credit. what happens when the government sees them was a as

chris. according to mr. perkins, it's dick cheney's fault that his daughter was a lesbian. first of all, i don't think there's anything wrong with it, and secondly, the notion that cheney parnented in nan inferio way to mr. perkins is an absurdity. i don't think mr. cheney taught his daughter to act improperly and she became a lesbian. i know of no such evidence that the parents have an effect one way or another. i don't know anybody for whom their sexual orientation wasn't involuntary, whether people are straight or gay, but there are a lot of conservative people who have had gay and lesbian children, and for mr. perkins to be blaming the parents, the cheney cheneys, for example, for having a lesbian daughter is another absurdity. >> i never blamed anyone or accused anyone -- >> but you said the way you parent determines your child. >> i said the parents can control a lot of those environmental factors. barney is the one who said it was a problem. >> he's just backing up what he said. he said he taught his children how to interact properly. he's the one that said it's impr

mr. mayor. you got him. >> chris, i was flabbergasted when i saw it.week his philosophy was divide and conquer. this is the only thing we've agreed on so far. now he's saying he's in favor of dividing and conquering. this has never been about the budget. it's how do do you take away workers rights. you start with the public employees and then you go divide and conquer. it's how can he go after working people in this state. the woman he made that statement to, two weeks later, she gave him $10,000. three weeks later 25,000 dollar. >> who was this woman he was making the commitments? >> she's a billionaire businesswoman in the state. earlier this year she gave, what we believe, is the largest contribution ever in the state of wisconsin to a gubernatorial campaign. she gave him a cool half a million dollars. >> why does she hate public employees? >> i have no idea. i've never met the woman. i don't know what it is. i honestly don't know what it is. this goes directly to his truthfulness. >> i agree. >> he's been saying all along i'm not going to go after

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chris. according to mr. perkins, it's dick and lynn cheney's fault their daughter is a lesbian. secondly, the notion that dick and lynn cheney parented in an inferior way to mr. perkins is just one more absurdity. >> i never blamed anyone or accused anyone -- >> back up what he said. he said he taught his children how to interact properly. he said it was improper. he backs away from what he said. >> the whole notion that someone would say, i teach my children the difference between right and wrong, therefore, i cannot have gay children. there is so much loaded in that phrase. >> one thing about having children which is the wonder of having children, you meet them. they get a couple of years old and they develop their personals and each kid is different from the other. wow, i'm meeting someone here who happens to be our child. god gave us this child. we didn't design him or her. soon as the kid learns irony i can talk to them. that's my joy. i think it's a great conversation. here it is, parents who when they have children are always in wonder of child's personality and their ori

chris, so great. i'm supportive of that. and mr. sims, that's fine, as well. i think, trevor, working on stuff outside of city hall, but i would have been really wanted to have support you here and todd, we got to find a place for you going forward here. did he leave? he might have left. but anyway, wherever you are, todd, obviously, great institutional knowledge here and i think would have been really helpful given his background in city hall, as well, on these issues. i would have liked to have seen that but i'm happy to support mr. hyland and mr. sims. chairperson kim: ok, i think we do have a number of my suggestion would be kitt grant for seat 3. this is the member of the press or electronic media with an interest in citizen access. my suggestion for seat 6 is david pilpel, this is the consumer advocacy seat. my suggestion for seat 7 is david sims who is a consumer advocacy lawyer. this is also the consumer advocacy seat. for seat 8, bruce wolfe, where he currently sits as a member of the public. seat 9, i'm going to put in chris hyland and then for seat

robert, you're on booktv with chris kyle. >> caller: yes, mr.kyle, i just wanted to say thank you for all of your service. um, i joined in 1985, and i'm still currently in. um, i just -- i was away on tdy last week, and i seen your book, and i picked it up, and i want to tell ya it's a fantastic book. i haven't been able to put it down, and i think i have, like, 20 pages left. thank you again for everything. >> guest: well, thank you, sir. and thank you for everything you have done and everything you continue to do for us. you are the reason this book is out there, to draw awareness to your sacrifices. and, hopefully, the public will then lift you up and say thank you and show you thanks. in fact, you know, the book, all of my portion of the proceeds are going back to the two families of the guys i lost. mark lee and ryan job. and then the other third of that money is going back to charities to help vets. so i am out here promoting this book and, you know, unfortunately this is not a happy-go-lucky book. that was some of the best moments of the

mitt romney, chris christie, newt gingrich, and bill pascrell. >> i liked some of their ideas. >> that clip of mrat the end, that came from an interview the congressman did with chris matthews two years ago. what he was talking about there when he said he liked some republican ideas, he was talking about health reform. >> okay. give us some hope. is there going to be some kind of reform this year that's agreeable to both sides? will they do something on portability, on preexisting conditions. let's start with that? is it going to happen. >> yes. i really believe it can happen and i believe the president should try again to reach out to the other side. i know what he tried to do in the beginning. mr. boehner is the leader republican in the house, he chose the path of saying our party's not going to support any of this. it puts the pressure on anybody on the other side who wants to think of ideas. republicans had great ideas. we had bipartisan meetings. i liked some of their ideas. >> but not all of new jersey pascrell. the law instructed states to set up health care. it's where you go to compariso

mr. speaker, an amendment offered by chris van hollen of maryland, the ranking member on the budget committee when we were going through the process last year, he offered an amendment that said, everything's got to be on the table. that includes the defense department. i agree with him. the defense department does need to be on the table. the defense department is undergoing $300 billion towards the reductions today. this bill does nothing to change that. $300 billion being reduced from the defense department as well it should, it's not easy but it should happen and it is happening, this doesn't deal with that. this is dealing with additional cuts. again the words of secretary of defense, leon panetta, former democratic member of this house, impact of these cuts would be devastating for the department. so we have an opportunity, mr. speaker, to do what i would argue you and i came here to do. not just you and i, my colleagues on the other side of the aisle do those things not just that happen year after year after year, those things that have 12 months of efficacy and go away, but things that