mr. cook vote no, sir. mr. brydenstein vote no, sir. dr. wentstrip. vote no, sir.miss veloursky vote no, sir. mr. byrne. mr. byrne votes no. mr. jones. has everyone had a chance to vote? anyone wish to change their vote? >> clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 11 aye votes, 50 no votes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. the committee will postpone further proceedings on the amendment offered by mr. conaway number 207 and shall now resume those proceedings. the question continues on the amendment offered by mr. conaway. the clerk will call the roll. >> olympic kian. >> yes. >> mr. mckeon votes aye. mr. smith? >> no. >> mr. smith votes no. >> mr. thornberry. mr. thornberry votes aye. miss sanchez. >> no. >> miss sanchez votes no. >> mr. jones? >> mr. mcintyre. >> no. >> mr. mcintyre votes no. mr. forbes? mr. forbes votes aye. mr. brady? >> no. >> mr. brady votes no. >> mr. miller? >> yes. >> mr. miller votes aye. >> mrs. davis? mrs. davis votes no. mr. wilson. >> yes. >> mr. wilson votes aye. mr. langevin votes no. mr. lubiando votes aye. mr. lar

. >> host: mr. cooke >> guest: that's an excellent point and it speaks to what i'm saying that for many people college is a good thing and for many people it's necessary. if you're going to be a doctor or an engineer company probably need to go to college. but what worries me is the way in which we started to fetishize education and we started to present that it's almost a right and that you don't go to college, if you don't go into higher education, then you've been done by a period in my experience mingling and i do think it is starting here as well, that these people to look down on the profession that leads people to look down on plumbers and carpenters and people who start their own businesses and people who work with their hands. the president came very close recently to acknowledging that for an awful lot of americans and our history degree is frankly useless and his own base in prussia from academic institutions for sin to apologize. he shouldn't really have apologized. it's obvious. where i live

mr. cook, colonel of the united states marine corps retired, recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this whole issue is very disturbing it's ironic, this was gave a loty, we all of speeches. kind of turned into memorial day slash veterans day because this was the up in one issue when you talk to the military and the veterans. they want to know what's going on, what's happening. my unit, he wanted to talk about m16. and i told him, i said it a piece of crap, i doesn't fire the things at that 1967.nd that was most of you people welcome back even born then. but he was 80 something years old, he was taking notes and then suddenly after that there ofe all kinds investigations, changes to the system, to change it so that no else would die, because of a weapons failure. beingat weapon is still used today. in the u.s. military, the longest weapon. what if general bradley were last five-star general we had, kind of ironic, invasion, 6thandy of june. there's a't feel that chain of comm

mr. cook? mr. cook, no. mr. bridenstine, no. dr. winthrop, no. [ applause ] warski, no. mr. burn, no. mr. mcintyre? mr. lopesack? mr. lobesack, yes. mr. schuster? mr. schuster, no. mr. johnson? mr. johnson? mr. carson. >> mr. carson? ms. duckworth? ms. duckworth? ms. duckworth, aye. ms. gabbert. ms. gabbert. >> is there anyone who's not had the roll recorded? the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, the vote was 24 ayes, and 34 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. if there are no further amendments, the chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. rogers, for the purpose of offering a motion. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to take a minute, first, to thank my ranking member and good friend from tennessee, mr. cooper, who has been a great partner in this process. i think that's evidenced by the fact that in my 12 years here, i can't remember a mark going through with only one contested amendment. and that speaks to jim and his leadership, and his staff out here. it's evidence that women are smarter than men. only one of her, it took three of my guys to kee

mr. brashov can cook. not as good as i can but he can cook. what about jamal ? he thinks he's the one. and mr. brashov sure was mad at him. come to think of it, where is jamal ? i haven't seen him for two days. - maybe he's sick. - no, he's not sick. i called his home. jihan thought he was here at work. - where could he be ? - probably out looking for another job. that's what we all should be doing. - i tried answering an ad for a chef at a fancy restaurant. - what happened ? just because of my accent the owner assumed i could only cook burritos and enchiladas. if he only knew. here's a good job for you, katherine. "help wanted. cafeteria manager... who is not afraid to take control, get tough and be the boss." that sounds perfect. what's the name of the company ? the lincoln hills state prison. very funny. - how's everyone today ? - just terrific. - sorry i asked. - want to know what i think ? this shouldn't take too long. this is the day someone's going to be fired. what a day brightener you are ! laid off, maybe. fired, never. - what's the difference ? - laid off means the job's gone

but this speaks to what mr. cook was just talking about, the two americas. haves, they have their real estate, like where you live. seven bathrooms. >> hey, hey, hey. >> are we more polarized in america than 10 years ago? a career int build new york city and not be polarized. a city that has turned largely middle-class wordy four years ago to the rich and the poor, simple as that. america fear the foreign money coming in to miami? coming into washington? coming into california? should we fear that investment? >> what is the sense of fearing it? everyone wants what we have, what is wrong with that? outgoing homeowners usually cash in on that. lacks the money on the way out? >> you would do the same. >> this is also an argument for liberalizing our visa policy. people with money to spend who will be productive? let them come in. >> that is a whole other debate. let's get to our agenda where we look at the stories that will shape the day. >> double barrel, the fed fomc came out, a girl 2:00, janet yellen speaking at the nyu commencement. here is what i want to

having just come back from asia along with mr. cookrs, we value this alliance with japan and south korea. we all shared deep concern about the nuclear missile capabilities as well as china's aggressiveness and actions and surrounding waters. we should be focused on how we can work together and we recognize that a healthy japan and south korea relationship and the strong security and stability, i appreciate the lady was drawing her amendment. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> please go ahead with the amendment. >> without objection. the reading will be dispensed with and the gentleman from the post is recognized. >> tonight at midnight when it turns to may, it will be the 69th anniversary of our victory in europe and your comments about our commitments, as we look to our commitments in europe, we will to the aggression. and this includes the comments that were made, it speaks of russia, causing what he describes as frozen conflicts where he goes into nations and creates areas of conflict that prevents those from freely choosing to associat

members of congress are channeling the american public as mr. cook said. it's on people's minds. we showed you the commitment to getting this right is there and finding solutions and i appreciate that statement dr. lynch that this is about establishing and maintaining the good parts and the important parts in the critical parts of world-class health care system and trying to reestablish that sense of trust. it's also incumbent upon us to understand how things work and how the system works and understand the position you were in and where your ad. i think it's important to point out there are people that failed our veterans horribly. there are people that fail the secretary of. i do think it's important and i would note mr. huff is not a political appointee. he's a civilian civil servant and he's a veteran and i'm not sure why you're here mr. hoff but i appreciate you coming here and standing in and being willing to answer the questions. i think as we go through this painting with a broad generalized brush is not going to be helpful but this desired to hold accountable it's not pe

the second offered by myself and mr. cook, would create a pilot program to take the california national guard's work for warriors job placement program nationwide. since the state of california created the program in 2012, more than 2,500 guard members have been placed in jobs. only $500 per placement, far teacher than any other -- than other employment programs that can cost as much as $10,000 per placement. placing 2,500 california guardsmen in jobs is a great start but i know this can multiple many times over if this is supported nationwide. i ask my colleagues to support these amendments and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back his time and the gentleman from colorado reserves. the gentleman from florida. mr. nugent: mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to yield one minute and 15 seconds to the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the g

caller: i am disturbed by the ignorance of american history that mr. cooke is exhibiting.mas jessop -- thomas jefferson is the one responsible for the stupid system. he proposed a program of nine years of public education. educationfore public at all. he wanted a system of three years that everybody would take. after three years one third of them would be kept on. the people were successful. then we would go back to the farm and become good farmers. after three years another third would be wiped out. that third would be educated and higher education and higher ed keeshan and they would be the people from which the legislators for the state were following. america, tradition of that we want an elite population to run the government. we see this in the present time. there is an effort to get a that is curriculum enforceable -- everybody is going to agree to it. agreed to ates have national curriculum, which is a stupid idea. it but they have adopted it -- but they have adopted it. it will standardize everything. host: we will leave it there and go to our guest. it is importa

>> is it possible that unrealistic expectations have created the system where some are cooking the books? >> mr. president, your secretary said this before the senate. >> if any allegations are true, they're completely unacceptable. >> where have i heard that one before? >> as i said last night, it's simply unacceptable. the suffering and bloodshed is outrageous and unacceptable. >> obviously, these reports, if they're true are unacceptable. >> i have an idea, you're all unacceptable. and for a little window dressing, mr. president, you sent out michelle and dr. jill biden. they made it their priority to support military families. they were listening to their concerns. really? maybe they should stop listening and start acting. or maybe they just weren't listening at all. and by the way, mr. president, wasn't michelle a hospital administrator in chicago? your administration is the most lawless in american history. after five years, nothing surprises me. i'm not shocked, but i am heart broken. our veterans have already suffered, and i take it personally. my dad and granddad are veterans. you redu

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>> we'll be using this delightfully funky stuff to flavor the steam that cooks the vegetables and the sabodet sausages from mr>> at dusk we settle for dinner. >> look at that. >> there is the pumpkin. >> incredible. look at that. wow. >> the pumpkin is amazing. we also have that great sabodet sausage from mr. reynon. >> look at that. >> cabbage and potatoes. all steamed in the still. >> the flavor you get from the fermented grape, awesome. >> yeah, it's awesome, huh? >> good. so good. >> and if you know daniel at all, he can't really help himself. he's popping up and down, serving everybody, making sure everything's just right. and sitting here with his family in the house he grew up in, you can see where it all comes from. >> madame and monsieur, their son, he's now a gigantic international success. but when he was a young man at 14 sneezing in a field, did they ever anticipate this? no? no early indications of greatness? but there is a line, isn't there, from the farm and haute cuisine? they all reflect the region hopefully. but in the best case they're interdependent, they come from each other. who cooks i

mr. chair. >> thank you, we are adjourned. [gavel] ?oo hi, i'm holly lee. i love cooking and you are watching quick bites. san francisco is a foodie town. we san franciscoans love our food and desserts are no exceptions. there are places that specialize in any and every dessert your heart desires, from hand made ice cream to organic cakes, artisan chocolate and cupcakes galore, the options are endless. anyone out there with a sweet tooth? then i have a great stop for you. i've been searching high and low for some great cookies and the buzz around town that anthony's are those cookies. with rave reviews like this i have to experience these cookies for myself and see what the fuss was all about. so let's see. while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning quest

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cook. president obama touched down in the bay area a couple of hours ago with a wave, mr.ir force one at moffett field. he was greeted by the mayors of mountain view and sunnyvale also on hand the director of nasa ames. the president greeted dozens of people including two babies. we have team coverage on president obama's bay area visit. len reports from downtown san jose where the president is headed. len ramirez reports. >> reporter: much of downtown has been blocked off. market street is one of the major routes off of town with a roadblock on it. it will be this way throughout the rest of the evening as president obama ends his visit here at the fairmont by sleeping over for the night in downtown san jose. mr. obama will be attending an event for the democratic national committee at a private residence in los altos. it's an intimate tech roundtable where 25 donors paid $32,400 apiece for time sp with the president and a public fundraiser hosted by two businesspeople held at the fairmont in san jose. tickets for that event started at $1,000 and also up to $32,000. $5,000

mrs. biden joined military kids to help them create mother's day cards for their moms. >>> cool for summer and spicy to boot. tony and stephanie are cookingup pepper corn. >> we're still in the spring mode here. corn from california is coming in. it's coming in with some beautiful flavor and color. >> it's going great in this pan with the red bell peppers. the corn is already nice and plump. it's great warm weather food. >> we have the corn going right there. >> a little oil, salt and pepper and cilantro. >> i'll add the red pepper to go with that cilantro. smells really good. let the oils from the cilantr oshes blend inside with the corn. that's it. >> adding in fresh herbs into a piping hot pan is a really great idea because it disperses all the oils. >> look at this. thank you. beautiful. . >> coming up, they're special newborns. we'll explain why they're so unique. >> let minder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> coming up at 5:00, skip the long lines to drop off luggage at the airport. you in the digital tag that could also keep you

mr. speaker, this is what's wrong with the federal government. even after cooking the books, the stated goal of an average 14-day wait time was not met. even after that. now, i was proud to fote for chairman miller's v.a. accountability act last week, but it's a shame -- proud to vote for chairman miller's v.a. accountability act last week, but it's a shame. it's a shame. you're the secretary. you find somebody that's done something wrong and in these cases potentially criminal and you can't fire them? what's going on here? now, this is not a new circumstance. we've actually known about it for years. republicans -- i've been here for a year and a half. i imagine democrats and republicans have been complaining about it for years but nothing has opinion done. well, congress hasn't appropriated the right money. three times the amount of money since 2001 has gone to the v.a. for care, for care. three times it's been increased. mr. speaker, where the president says he's got a pen nd a phone, i beseach you, beseech you and him. use your phone and pen for executive order

mr. rodriguez, thank you so much for coming on. >> how you doing? >> stephen: now, everybody knows you're the writer, director, producer, editor, choreographer-- >> sometimes cookght. are you a good cook? all right? you've been making movies for over 20 years. elmariachi your first movie. $7,000 to make that movie? >> that's a lot when you're a college kid. >> stephen: i know. how did you get $7,000 as a college kid gisold my body to science. >> stephen: really. were you a blood donor? >> i was a lab rat. they took a bunch out of my arm, cut it out at the end and i got $2,000 in seven days. >> stephen: did the speed healer work? >> no. >> stephen: i was hoping you could be to be wolverine now. >> it never came out on the market so i don't think they perfected it. >> stephen: everybody know knows you from "from dusk till dawn," and "spy kids." you've now got your own cable tv new york called el ray. el ray. okay. i find it and you threatening. ( laughter ). >> i understand. >> stephen: because you're not-- i mean, you're a mexican american but you're not from mexico. you're from texas. >> right, i'm from texas. u.s. hispanic. >> stephen: you're u.s. hispanic. >>

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cooking the books at v.a. hospitals. >> any adverse incident like this makes me as -- makes me mad as hell. i could use stronger language here, mr. chairman. but in deference to the committee, i won't. >> this has created in our veterans community a crisis of confidence toward the v.a., the very agency that was established to care for them. >> shinseki is a wounded vietnam vet himself. he asked lawmakers for patience until the inspector general completes the investigation on whether the delays there are to blame for the deaths. >>> now to syria, where rebels are stepping up their attacks on president assad's regime ahead of the presidential elections on june 3rd. their camera was rolling when they set off a massive bomb not far from the turkish border, blowing a hillside army base to bits. rebels had dug a half-mile-long tunnel under the base and packed it with more than 130,000 pounds of explosives. >>> and ecuador's government has declared an emergency in the galapagos islands. saying an oil ship that ran aground poses an environmental threat. most of the 19,000 gallons of fuel was offloaded. but other pollutants on the boat a

cooking the books to the disservice of the veterans. >> is this more of an issue on the people underneath mr. shinseki? management sort of on the operating reel there? because we're finding out every day more information. we're waiting on this ig report. but in terms of actual leadership, there hasn't been much materials change. >> you know, you would think an organization that's made up of veterans that served in the active duty military would understand how to follow orders. there has been a let down to the secretary and the people under them. we don't have a chain of command in the veterans medical services. it's showing. that's why our veterans are not getting the services they should. >> senator, stay with us. we want to go to the v.a. to the irs. new e-mails coming to light connecting the tax agency scandal directly to washington. we have the senator to weigh in on that as we look at sunday morning futures. iprise asked pe a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement qu

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celebrity apprentice" at the steak house, the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks. and there was a lot of blame to go around. but you, mrognized that the real problem was a lack of leadership. and so ultimately you didn't blame lil john or meatloaf. you fired gary busey. and these are the kinds of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> somehow, i don't think the donald thought that was too funny. t the fans down. don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider-man 2 delivered by the united states postal service. >>> torgt night is the annual white house correspondent dinner. it's become a night for hollywood and d.c. elite to mings and mingle. but the tradition has evolved into something else, too. an opportunity for president obama to show off his comedic chops. and as "the daily beast points out, this night has given him an opportunity to poke fun at his critics and their laughable attack, like the birther crowd. >> tonight for the first time,

celebrity apprentice," at the steak house the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks. and there was a lot of blame to go around, but you, mr that the real problem was a lack of leadership and so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meat loaf, you fired gary busey. and these are the kind of decisions that will keep me up at night. well handled, sir. well handled. >> that was rich. >> and it was devastating. i mean if donald trump weren't already seen as a buffoon completely, that completely finished him off there. my prediction, he better hope that darrell issa is in the audience. he's ready. >> it's a ripe target. that's like them going after cantaloupes. thank you liz winstead. you're a genius. we'll be right back after this. around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it when you know where to look. when you didn't dread when youbedtime becausenner with anticipa

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cooked books by v.a. hospitals. during his weekly address, mr.tion. listen. >> recent weeks we have seen how much more the nation has to do to make sure all our veterans get the care they deserve. as commander in chief, i believe taking care of our veterans and their families is a sacred obligati obligation. as we end the war in iraq and afghanistan, we have to work harder as a nation to make sure the veterans get the opportunities they earned. >> cnn has been following this. the allegations are serious here. at least 26 facilities under investigation right now. the v.a. admits at least 23 veterans died because of delayed care and up to 40 deaths are under investigation. >> at some facilities, employees are accused of keeping secret waiting lists to cover up the long wait times. the whistle blower who spoke to drew griffin is speaking out again. >> meanwhile, calls for eric shinseki to resign are getting louder. i want to bring in paul bud buca. thank you so much for being here with us. we appreciate it and appreciate your service. >> thank you v

mr. theismann is. >> what is with the apron? what do you have going on there? >> joe, can't you figure it out? i knew you could read defenses. it's getting closer to spring/summer. we're cookinger and we're tailgating and all that stuff. >> cooking and tailgating, my favorite things in life. i don't see the beer. you have to have some beer on ice there. >> you know what? i had to quit it. >> let me play harry reid. every politician wants to stick their nose in sports nowadays. >> how long will the nfl continue to do nothing, zero, as one of its team bears a name that inflicts pain on so many native americans? >> come on. joe, your reaction to that. joe theismann. >> we've heard it quite a bit, sean. there are a lot of people out there that are against it. i happened to be in new mexico in january who saand had some n americans who came up to me and said, i hope they keep the name. i know when i played for the washington redskins, i was proud to wear that uniform and represent native americans the best i could. i don't believe the nfl will step in and ask him to change it. i was proud to wear the uniform. i've spoken to several people who have said they would like to keep the

mr. jadeveon got? >> the deal that he's going to get, it's still to be negotiated by his agent, bus cook and of course about 16 of that million will be guaranteed. he has achieved generational wealth off one night. >> yes. he's done all right. and will he be worth the money? >> if he plays up to his potential, certainly. he's one of the most talented players ever to enter professional football as a defensive end. he takes over the game and can take over any play. he's very exciting. if he plays to his potential, he certainly would be. >> aside from him, we lacked a definitive marquee player. quarterback -- his nickname is johnny football, johnny manziel. >> he was figured to go in the top four or five. he's a little bit small. there are questions about how his game fits pro football. he's a boom or bust player. but he waited around until the 22nd pick, about three hours in the ready room before the cleveland browns traded up to get him in a trade to add him in. stunning player and a lot of people in the league like him very much. >> yes but is it not so much about quarterbacks in the draft as owe pose

peter cook, janet yellen has been speaking for almost two hours and has received some aggressive questioning from mry. what do you think here? >> that question from texas, the likelycan, mr. brady, is the highlight so far. he really pressed us on timing and seems to be asking the question the people on wall street want, but she would not budge. she would not give him any specifics, telling him it will depend on the economic data. if not, we would have had some much more substantial news out of this testimony. instead we got what we heard from her in the past regarding the improving economy, tapering enough to continue while rates remain low for some time. one thing that stood out to me in this testimony was that she was not overwhelmed by this friday's jobs report, that a three month to six month window is much more important to look at and that if anyone thought it was a game changer, it was pretty clear that that was not the message. >> what do you think, peter? >> i thought that comments on labor force participation were interesting. she made the point that a flat eber force participation rate be

cook the books is just a national disgrace to me. and the fact -- >> i agree with you. >> i'm surprised. >> let me say one thing. we told them point blank and told mr. nabor they should change every supervisor in all of va that if you lie or if you direct your people who work under you to basically misuse the system what's tantamount to lying that's subject to immediate relief and suspension and beginning proceedings for dismissal. i think as stewart does the management accountability act will make it easier to get rid of senior executives who, in fact, are very difficult to fire now. we don't think that ought to be. >> we're out of time. i got to run. i hope you both stay with us and watch the next segment. when we come back you'll hear from the families of two of the victims of the va's neglect. you'll hear their stories. you'll only see it hear on hannity. also tonight we have more super tuesday results. we're just getting started. we'll watch all the races very closely all throughout the hour and bring you the latest results as they happen and a live report out of georgia regarding that hotly contested gop senate primary. we'll check in with an