mr. doggett? aye. mr. blumenauer? aye. ms. mccollum? aye. mr. yarmuth? aye. mr. pascrell? aye. mr. honda? mr. ryan? aye. ms. wasserman scholz?

mr. doggett, aye. mr. blumenhauer aye. mrs. mccollum, aye. mr. yermath aye. mr. pascrell. >> proudly vote for the police apnd fair men of this country, yes. >> mr. honda. mr. honda, aye. mr. ryan. mrs. was are man schultz. aye. mrs. moore. mrs. moore,a. mrs. castor. aye. mr. shuler. mr. shuler aye. mr. tonko, aye. mrs. bass, aye. chairman ryan. chairman ryan, no. >> any member who wishs to vote or change their vote? >> mr. chairman, on that vet the ayes are 15 and the nos are 22. >> there being 15 ayes and 22 no, sir the agreement is not agreed to. now we move to tier two. i believe we are going to mrs. bass. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> the clerk will designate the amendment. >> earnings designated as number 12 offered by mrs. bass stop harmful cuts to veterans. >> you are recognized for six and a half minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. veterans from iraq and afghanistan warms have experience -- wars have experienced more days in combat, minister tours in duty and have survived physical injuries never imagined in previous years. unfortunately a sad consequence h

mr. doggett. aye. mr. blumenour. aye. ms. mccollum. aye. mr. yarmuth. aye. mr. pascrell. aye. mr. honda. >> in the name of those children who don't have choices, i say aye. >> mr. honda, aye. mr. ryan. aye. ms. wasserman-shultz. aye. ms. moore. aye. ms. castor, aye. mr. schuler, aye. mr. tomko. aye. ms. bass. aye. chairman ryan. >> no. >> chairman ryan, no. >> are there any members that wish to vote or change their vote that have not voted? >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 16 and the nos are 22. >> the amendment is not agreed to. are there further amendments? i believe ms. wasserman-shultz. >> clerk, designate the amendment. >> designated at number 8 by ms. wasserman-shults. stop cuts to research for cancer, strobe, diabetes, heart disease and other illnesses at the national institute for health. >> recognized for nine minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman . i offer amendment number 8 which prevents harmful cuts to critical michigan at the national institute of health. cancer, strokes, diabetes, heart disease and other illnesses. without this amendment, the republican bud

mr. doggett, of shoring of u.s. jobs with de "make it america" agenda. >> i think that most americans are recognized that, if you want a slice of the american pie, you want to help bake it. but there are certain corporations that seek to a justice of american courts, the protection of the american military, and all the other rights and benefits of being an american without paying their fair share for that right. indeed, a number of our largest corporations pay an effective tax rate that is lower than the janitorial crews cleaning their offices. that is not right. while this budget document that republicans have advanced today cite the 1986 reagan tax reform as a model, they actually reject the leadership of president reagan. in 1986, he signed into law a measure that actually raise tax revenues on corporations in order to help pay for tax cuts for individuals. this budget, in contrast, appears to propose a net reduction of the type that has been urged by a number of corporate interest to the ways and means committee

mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. doggett: as one who voted for cutting some opresident obama's spending requests last year and who has already voted three times this year to cut spending from the budget, i lieve we do need toerret out every bit of unnecessary spending, to demand greater efficiency and to seek common ground on securing our long-term financial future of our national debt. but this resolution is only a belated companion to the deal that tied a christmas bow around another tax cut for the wealthiest few in december. it represents another unbalanced approach to achieving balance in our budget. there is no shared sacrifice here. and like that december bill, this concession literally sets up tomorrow's demand for adoption of the house republican budget, a pathway to less economic, educational and health care security. instead of asking for a dime from exxon mobil or other polluters, this deal makes severe cuts in the budget to assure us clean air and clean water. instead of asking for $1 from general electri

kaptur, aye, mr, doggett, umenauer, aye, ms. o mccollum, aye, mr. yarmuth, aye, mr. pascarell, aye, mr. honda -- mr. ryan, aye, ms. wasserman- schultz, aye, ms moore, aye, ms. castor, aye, mr. schuler, aye, mr. tonko, aye, ms, bass, aye, chairman ryan, no. thank you. >> the house budget committee later approved a budget resolution along party lines in a 22-16 vote. it now moves to the full house for final approval. floor debate is likely next week. on "washington journal" this morning, we will focus on federal spending and a deal on the budget for the fiscal year to avoid a government shutdown friday. our guests are representative nick mulvaney, a republican member of tfrom south carolina. we will look at the effects of the shutdown with a washington post reporter. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> this weekend, on c-span 2, the co-authors of why obama care is wrong for america prevent their criticism of health care legislation. jeff greenfield presents three alternate histories. he is interviewed by the former nightline anchor

mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. doggett: this republican budget does offer a path to prosperity. unfortunately it's china's prosperity. for america they offer a fast-tracked mediocrity, a dissent into economic insecurity. it's the wrong path to global competitiveness. it's not that the level of our debt or the size of our tax rates is unimportant, it's that when you have such a narrow focus that you talk about little else you forget america's other competitive strengths. our work force, the need to invest, to ensure the strongest and best educated work force anywhere in the world. our infrastructure that allows american businesses to prosper across our croix -- as i cross our country and it's also about preserving a broad middle class so that more americans share in the bounty of this country instead of going to some third world extreme where all the wealth is concentrated to those at the top of the ladder. today we have to choose. instead of eliminating $4 billion from early education and student financial assistanc

mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. doggett: as one who voted for cutting some of president obama's spending requests last year and who has already voted three times this year to cut spending from the budget, i believe we do need to ferret out every bit of unnecessary spending, to demand greater efficiency and to seek common ground on securing our long-term financial future of our national debt. but this resolution is only a belated companion to the deal that tied a christmas bow around another tax cut for the wealthiest few in december. it represents another unbalanced approach to achieving balance in our budget. there is no shared sacrifice here. and like that december bill, this concession literally sets up tomorrow's demand for adoption of the house republican budget, a pathway to less economic, educational and health care security. instead of asking for a dime from exxon mobil or other polluters, this deal makes severe cuts in the budget to assure us clean air and clean water. instead of asking for $1 from general e

mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. doggett: as one who voted for cutting some of president obama's spending requests last year and who has already voted three times this year to cut spending from the budget, i believe we do need to ferret out every bit of unnecessary spending, to demand greater efficiency and to seek common ground on securing our long-term financial future of our national debt. but this resolution is only a belated companion to the deal that tied a christmas bow around another tax cut for the wealthiest few in december. it represents another unbalanced approach to achieving balance in our budget. there is no shared sacrifice here. and like that december bill, this concession literally sets up tomorrow's demand for adoption of the house republican budget, a pathway to less economic, educational and health care security. instead of asking for a dime from exxon mobil or other polluters, this deal makes severe cuts in the budget to assure us clean air and clean water. instead of asking for $1 from general e

mr. doggett. >> i thank the gentlelady.he last important amendment from our colleague from wisconsin, this amendment recognizes that the severe recession for which we are still recovering was not an accident of nature, was not nearly a part of some ups and downs of the business cycle, is not the product of paying teachers too much or assuring too much retirement security for our seniors but was as the financial crisis inquiry commission reported at the beginning of this year, the result of greed and wrongdoing and sufficient regulation. i find it nothing short of amazing that, in their efforts to weaken law enforcement on wall street in the continual resolution that denied their republican colleagues have relied on the failures of law enforcement administration under the bush administration as a justification for doing nothing about law enforcement administration now. it has been pointed out that the securities and exchange commission did not do its job, and i couldn't agree more. let's remember who is heading the securitie

mr. doggett. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. doggett: this budget is just not my cup of tea. when the republicans use the term modernize or reform, what they really have in mind is a four-letter word, less, less retirement security, less health security, less economic security. this budget does not share the sacrifice. it focuses the pain on the young, on the very old, on those who are trying to climb up the economic laderor just barely prevent themselves from slipping backward. fair and balanced, that is the most inaccurate media logo but a spot-on description of the budgetary path we ought to be on. our budget should be balanced, but not unfairly on the backs of those least able to bear it. it's troubling enough that this republican budget demands even more tax cuts for those at the top and our largest corporations, but what's truly outrageous is that they seek balance by cutting the opportunity for our young people to get all the education they're willing to work for. and how can our economy be second to none when republicans

mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. mr. doggett: the next sad chapter in republican fantasy land is being written here today. last month they couldn't tell the difference between big bird and big government. now, they insist that dirty air is really good for us. they live in a fact-free zone when the facts don't support their point of view, insisting that big polluters know best and that good science should be ignored. the clean air act for the last 40 years has improved air quality and saved hundreds of thousands of lives. unfortunately, my home state of texas is one of the world's leading carbon polluters and it's also one of the leaders in condoning oil by those polluters. for my three granddaughters and their generation, particularly for the more than 23,000 children in my home county who are suffering from asthma, we need to ensure clean air and that ought to be a given, not just a goal. science-based decisions, not ideologically driven nonsense, should guide us. i stand with the american lung association with a large n