mr. harris. mr. chairman and members i'm with the capital programs and construction deprivation i'm going to introduce you to one of our outstanding employees at capital programs and construction. let me just say she begin her career as an assistant engineer in 999 and was assigned as a project manager in 2004 she's a dedicated professional also has a great peanut and attitude. as a project manager she begins is construction of the project to the end. she helps to plan, organ and deliver those projects to our clients exceptions and sometimes that's not the easiest thing to do. it's impressive the way she reacts to communities concerns she's sensitive to neighborhoods and has received a number of compliments regarding her patience and a understanding and follow through with critical issues. she's delivered many projects like the carolyn rail replacement and the oc s replacement and the relocation project. all those projects i'm happy to report were completed on time workplace they're dedicated budget.

mr. harris is a small homebuilder. every day he has to fight and overcome the fact that government regulations now account for 25% of the final price of a new single-family home. mr. harris participants in small business review panels, existing law uses to try to lower the cost of regulations for small businesses. but he has seen firsthand how loopholes in existing law allow federal agencies to ignore small business concerns while checking the box of contacting small businesses. one case is that of the occupational safety and health administration's cranes rule, which was effectively negotiated before small business was ever consulted and threatened to impose disproportion at costs on small disproportionate costs on small builders. this takes into real account the difficulty small businesses face and lower costs on small businesses that must be lowered. finally, consider and puck ette iii, the four -- puckett iii, a fourth generation business owner. his company distributes bricks to more than 15 states, has second, thi

mr. harris in louisiana are feeling pleased, i can only say we can celebrate food that is grown while food can no longer be afforded. >> austerity with spending in the abstract, i know we're not talking about the abstract, but for the moment in the abstract can't any program anywhere survive and continue to do really good work having to sustain a 1% cut in the total program? >> the reality is food stamps- stamps--you can't find an abstract because it is about purchasing food. we're still very recently dealing with a recession, and for many families they're still reeling from that. 47 million americans just suffered a cut. just november 1st. so that we are now barely three months later with another cut. they're saying balance. they're saying it's about savings, but it is absolutely on the backs of the most vulnerable americans. so key can't joy in this. i certainly wish i could. >> i get it, margaret, the president of the food bank for new york city. margaret. thank you. >> waves of violent protest spread through three major cities in bosnia. 90 people were injured. government buildings com

mr. harris: mr. speaker, the train wreck of the president's health care plan continues. last friday afternoon, curious timing, the center for medicare services released a report. mr. speaker, the c.m.s. is working with the i.r.s. to implement obamacare, and the report said it looked at the effect on small businesses of obamacare and the effect on the premiums that were going to be paid by men and women who work in those small businesses. mr. speaker, their report, from the president's own administration, said that 11 million workers will pay a higher health care premium under the affordable care act. that's more than five million women who are going to pay a higher health care premium when the promise the president made was that every family would save $2,500 per year. mr. speaker, they're not only not only going to save $2,500, those 11 million americans are going to pay more for their health care next year. hardworking middle-class americans who can't afford it. america deserves better. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. for w

ready to be christened by mrs. harry s. truman. but mrs. truman is in for a surprise. by oversight, the chapel pain battle, unlike this one, hasn't been properly prepared. etched to break the glass on mpact. now mrs. truman unaware that her bottle was unprepared -- [laughter] the new first lady joined the rowds laughter. >> it is hard not to laugh at that now. in fact, the first lady laughed at the time but we understood that she was really not happy. that would be the worst possible thing that could happen. the consequence for her is she stopped doing public appearances. how do you keep the job from having flaws like this? >> you are very prepared, i would imagine. maybe there wasn't the advanced staff that we have today who really walked the movements and do everything before they do it. that might've been discovered ahead of time. none of us want to see our principal put in a position like that. it was good that she could use humor to laugh at it as well in front of everyone that was watching. >> it was in the theaters. i want to talk to you about the age regression

mr. harris: madam speaker, the train wreck of the president's health care reform just continues. this week there have been two developments. the first one, the c.b.o. announcing their study that shows that 2.5 million full-time equivalent, that is jobs, will be eliminated from the economy by obamacare. and yesterday the president finally recognized that obamacare infact destroys jobs and will delay the bill's mandate to buy insurance, but only for corporations, not for hardworking american families. madam speaker, you don't get to keep your policy, you don't get to keep your doctor, now you don't get to keep your job. america deserves better. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i'd luke to talk about the twin prime numbers, twin primes are two prime numbers separated by a single number, like 11 and 1, or 17 and 19. the question is, are there an infinite number of twin primes? it was the general consensus of the mathematical community until

mr. dan harris, good morning to you. bianna, sara. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with the growing unrest in venezuela. u.s. secretary of state john kerry condemning them for using force against anti-government protesters, saying this is not how democracies behave. at least six people have been killed in violent protest. against the government of the president. demonstrators want better security against crime, an end to shortage of goods, and freedom of speech. among the protesters killed, a venezuelan beauty queen picked up here by a motorcyclist. she was shot. she died later at a local hospital. >>> and back here in the u.s., demonstrations in arizona over a controversial bill passed by the state legislature that would allow business owners to deny service to gay and lesbian customers. the republican lawmakers say the proposed law would protect owners' religious freedom. the govern decides whether to sign that vote into law next week. the governor vetoed a similar bill just last year. >>> in georgia, federal officials say they

mr. lobe himself. harry wilson, considered a turnedaround expert. on yahoo!' another gentleman by the name of olivia reza. could tell you from a source, when my report was first broadcast quarter toing "squawk on the street," sotheby's in a board meeting learning dan intended to nominate three members of the board. loeb telling me when i spoke with him earlier other hedge funds in sotheby's will be supportive of third point, never lost a proxy fight, tradition money manners fed up with the's governance of sotheby's. they want to work constructively with the board, like the new cfo. mr. loeb called for the ouster of the sitting ceo. that being william ruprect. the developments on that story. you saw the stock jump on our report earlier. the other big story today in the new development is in nelson peltz and his ongoing fight to split up pepsi. last wednesday you might recall he sent a white paper, some 31 pages to pepsi urging a split of that company. here are the white paper right here. pepsi responded saying it had no plans to split up the company. i spoke wi

the margins time with the one the only mr harrison now every friday ed harris and i put you the viewer in the driver's seat letting you steer the show with your comments questions and concerns all sent to us through out the week via twitter you tube and facebook whatever social media you know now our first comment is from her . i think that's a word i'm not sure. who writes in response to thursday's episode with the honest verify office and mike shylock he writes any improvement in the greek economy is a dead cat bounce recent lost their sovereignty and the euro has trapped their economy like a mouse in a cage this dead cat and mouse game is not amusing to the greek people please read the a.p. story greek seaside town highlights unemployment drama by nicholas fighting this fight is published this week greek labor costs in euro are much higher compared with turkey and what do you think about this comment i mean it's it's insightful it was thoughtful but i heard you on a saying the exact same thing basically he was saying that you know this is just wishful thinking on the part of the eur

harris. now your host mr. jose ferrer. saint joan is essentially about sainthood, but there is a certain romantic quality to it as george bernard shaw sweeps his audience along in an almost poetic flight. it is not a biography in the sense that you can turn to the play for an accurate reporting of the facts, rather shaw selected the facts which suited his purpose. he approaches joan, his protagonist, historically, but develops the character mainly in terms of ideological clashes. primarily, shaw is interested in joan as someone who imposes her ideas on history. she is led by the voices of st. catherine, st. margaret, and st. michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet angelic little girl. the story of j

only mr edward harrison now every friday ed harris and i put you the viewer into the driver's seat letting you steer the show with your comments questions and concerns all sent in via social media twitter you tube facebook you know all that stuff now let's get right to it our first comment comes from stevenson he writes. here it is free trade is good without social dumping you may pay less for your t.v. or cell phone but you definitely lose a lot of jobs it is and it is fair to ask which bargain is better in france before the huge industrialization of china things cost more but at least there wasn't structural unemployment as we see today i mean we were doing just fine but some economists said it said to us it could get better now we see if we had to ask the people to choose between paying less for concerts for consuming or lose their jobs what would they choose there is no coming back don't don't don't and the question is. free trade friend or foe well you know that's the common i was going to free trade is if you think of it in its real form but what we really have is men it's true there

mr. chairman, supervisors, good afternoon. i'm vince harris for capital programs and construction for sfmta. i'm also joined this afternoon by brian who is our senior engineer for traffic routing and for sfmta's single streets division, also our communications division director candy sue is also here available to answer questions that you might have. we'd just like to take a few moments and provide some sfmta context if we could. first of all, we want the committee to know that sfmta recognizes and takes extremely seriously the importance

mr. chairman, supervisors, good afternoon. i'm vince harris for capital programs and construction for sfmta. i'm also joined this afternoon by brian who is our senior engineer for traffic routing and for sfmta's single streets division, also our communications division director candy sue is also here available to answer questions that you might have. we'd just like to take a few moments and provide some sfmta context if we could. first of all, we want the committee to know that sfmta recognizes and takes extremely seriously the importance of inter agency coordination to reduce construction impacts on our traveling public, and san francisco communities. as it relates to our division, capital programs and construction we call cpmc deliver capital mta plan revolves around four basic categories of work. shown on this slide, they include system safety security project, system expansion, state of good repair. of thea category projects, the one that requires probably the most coordination and interface with our city family partners is probably state

mr. chairman, supervisors, good afternoon. i'm vince harris for

mr. hmorrie harris. >> this is primarily a weather story. is there something more taking place?t for the big picture economy this is about the weather. as long as the consumer confidence measures hold up as they have, i'm not that worried about underlying weakness. >> what about some of the issues with the housing sector? we talked earlier today to an analyst who pointed out that a lot of these things have been coming from price increases. you have price increases on the homes and more expensive mortgages and that that could add up to be something that lasts well beyond just the winter weather. >> well, you've got two cross-currents going on in housing. clearly compared to a year ago, rates are higher, prices are higher, monthly payments are higher. although when you look at affordability indices compared to history, housing isn't as affordable as it was a year ago but historically it's relatively affordable. on the positive side, you have lower unemployment now than you had a year ago. you've got more payroll jobs than you had a year ago. i would say when you look at the spring

incentive ntv reported this to the bank's chief financial officer very dear mr o'sullivan said he was in complete shock when he harried at the stake chunk when it built up in the bank said it was one of those moments you never forget the night. he predicted the potential for disaster it didn't seem to have to realize it is to clean. what a dollar or two in the dublin circuit criminal court. most returned from a news this evening the severe storm that got her in the country causing widespread power and riches. we're joined from cork bike. espn networks silver division manager dennis cambridge says thanks difficult it is up on the program now your monitor the situation not just then the cycle across the country in terms of the effect on pass applies took the picture at the moment. things for them to leave early and beat at the moment world sees is his and we have a book to sixty thousand calls for a statetete o of oaxaca. we beat the heart is or the audiotape social in iran by the hurricane force winds of autumn and seventy seven dollars per loan costs that's cause significant stroke and amazingly awesome as well partic

mr. loeb himself. harry wilson on the yahoo! board, turn around specialist, he went on to the yahoo! ks in the luxury jewelry industry. sotheby's board is currently meeting in new york city at this moment. so they are literally learning of mr. loeb's plan to put three people on the sotheby's board as they are sitting in their very own board meeting in new york city. as many of you know, third point is sotheby's largest shareholder. he has written letters. he has asked for ceo william to be replaced among a number of other things. but he is stepping up his battle wanting to go on sotheby's board along with two other people. you can see the stock is on the move. we'll continue to work this story and have anything new on the "half time" show in 15 minutes. simon, back to your interview. >> let's return to hilton worldwide headquarters where we're still with chris, the ceo. you reported yours first quarterly earnings since becoming a quarterly company. not just that you have the biggest pipeline in the industry. say the industry experts but also this operating profit of $2.4 3w8. mid poin

mr. obama showcased it in his state of the union address, harry reid put it on ice. >> everyone would beadvised just to not push this right now. >> reid doesn't want democrats to take a vote that may weaken organized labor support before the fall election. the white house downplays differences on the issue, but it doesn't deny them. >> and the differing opinions on these matters are not new, and the fact there are differing opinions in both parties is not new. >> aides traveling with the president here say they learned a lot from nafta about how to protect american jobs in a new trade agreement. but they won't say if they'll try to convince skeptical democrats of that before november. >> wendell, traveling with the president in mexico, thank you. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 90. the s & p dropped 12. the nasdaq was off 35. >>> while much of the eastern half of the country is experiencing a wet, cold winter, out west, it is hot and very dry. that much is agreed upon. but why is a matter of great dispute. here's correspondent doug mckelway. >> in drought stricken california, pr

senate maaority leader harry reid does not top fast track legislation t make it easier for mr. obama to negotiate trade deal, president signed an executive order, anotheriat, te to speed up small businesses gaining approval for more imports and experts, but overall not much of a day in terms of achievement. a mystery tonight onboa ship made famous by oscar nominated movie, captain phillips. police say two american secur guards, both of them former u.s. navy seals, were found dead aboard the maresk alabama whill aboard seyelles. >> a new government accountability officer repubc said that deparent of homeland security has a contract to buy up to anoth 7004 million rounds of am nation over the next 4 years, that is 2500 rounds per year, for all 70,000 dhsofficers, a cost of almost 300 million dollars. ay withs. much more ahead, we're coming right back. >> isn't it great when we'll get along? the three amigos meeting in mexico, senate democrats meeting with a billionaire ben faster in straans. faste san francisco, and the 5 faste san francisco, and the 5 co[ door ] and in a inical

senate maaority leader harry reid does not top fast track legislation to make it easier for mr. obama to negotiate trade deal, president signed an executive order, another fiat, intended to speed up small businesses gaining approval for more imports and experts, but overall not much of a day in terms of achievement. a mystery tonight onboard ship made famous by oscar nominated movie, captain phillips. police say two american security guards, both of them former u.s. navy seals, were found dead aboard the maresk alabama whill aboard seychelles. >> a new government accountability officer republic said that department of homeland security has a contract to buy up to another 7004 million rounds of am nation over the next 4 years, that is 2500 rounds per year, for all 70,000 dhsofficers, a cost of almost 300 million dollars. stay with us. much more ahead, we're coming right back. >> isn't it great when we'll get along? the three amigos meeting in mexico, senate democrats meeting with a billionaire ben faster in straans. faste san francisco, and the 5 cohost with me next. lou: not muc

won't want to miss that then in today's big deal ed harris and i look at the payments big currencies and the tape of the original concept that only mr harrison can deliver you definitely won't want to miss it but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of the closing numbers today at the bell stick around. the united states has significant technological over the rest of the wild and it is now using that supply on the rest of the wall then there was the deal between the u.s. and england where us spy agencies couldn't spy on people in the u.s. but british a spy agencies could spy on people in the u.s. so the two governments said alright each of us will spy on the other citizens and then we'll trade and that we will be sure veiling our own people so this is what i think of as the scandal. right see. first trip. and i think the trick. on our reporters with their. instrument. mom. don't think great thing about saatchi is that it see unique city that was most listed here we are at the seashore here it's always really warm but in krasnaya polyana which is just forty six kilometers from here there's plenty of fresh powder to be st

mr. speaker. today i rise to commemorate a friend, judy harris, a home care worker who passed last week. mr.: the most glorious part of the job i have is the opportunity to meet and learn from people from all walks of life. i met judy on her doorstep and over several years she became someone i cherished. her commitment to serving, her passion and hered a vow cassy. despite her small frame, judy had an enormous presence as she fought fiercely for justice in the community and in the halls of government. judy's advocacy and work with the service employees international union led her to traverse the nation, to make sher those depending on care and -- sure those depending on care had a voice and had dignity and had respect. i will remember until my last days the afternoon i spent with judy for a day in her shoes. by the end of the day i was exhausted, physically and emotionally and i was so grateful to judy and to caregivers who do the work they do to help people live with dignity. andy stern used to say that the power is the way that ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things and the wa

t >> a miss for senate majority leader harry reid who is now blocking president obama's call for congress to pass legislation to fast track trade deals. could be mrt like trade. could be he's trying to protect his members from a sensitive vote. b or it could be this is a return of that old democratic ploy where you wait for an election year, tee up an issue the business community cares about and then suggest the p campaign is dead until the campaign money startsni flowing. business leaders mightty think it is better to elect people who really do support trade. >> senator tom harkin the iowa democrat was in cuba last week and claims hes went on a 186 mile walk inn the countryside and concluded the cuban health care system is quite arcable, very good. -- quite remarkable, very good. tomad harkin is the chairman the senate health and education committee. these are the guys who wrote the rules for the affordable care act.who does this mean obamacare is going to gradually turn into the cuban health care system. >> maybe hee should retire there.hou remember if you have yourthe own hit or miss please send it to us. be sure to follow us on twitter as wel

want to miss that then in today's big deal ed harris and i look at the payments big corn crypto currencies and the type of the original concept that only mr harrison can deliver you definitely won't want to miss it but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of the closing numbers today at the bell sticker of. the united states has significant technological edge over the rest a while that it is now using that supply on the rest of the wall then there was the deal between the u.s. and england where us spy agencies couldn't spy on people in the u.s. but british a spy agencies could spy on people in the u.s. so the two governments said alright each of us will spy on the other citizens and then we'll trade and that we will be surveilling our own people so this is what i think of as the scandal. or london. the whole world is. the future of the original one a further one down the end there are further to the courts that believe at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the puppet tears become we see really. syrian state police falsus mobilized against people who blend into the city who inhabit

want to miss that then in today's big deal ed harris and i look at the payments big corn cryptocurrency is and the taste of the original content that only mr harrison can deliver you definitely won't want to miss it but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of the closing numbers today the bill stick around. the star wars. to the finish line of the marathon. hubris is an award winning documentary filmmaker his most recent film money for nothing inside the federal reserve warns of a u.s. central banking system that has lost its way now jim believes that the instability of our nation's economy increased once the fed began taking extreme measures to pump liquidity into the markets be a quantitative easing of course now in his eyes easy credit and misguided market intervention were a huge source of what fueled the crisis in the first place now bruce believes we're trying to solve the problem by doing a lot of the same stuff that caused the problem in the first place never a good solution joining me once again to talk all things that is writer producer director jim bruce thank you so much for being here on the show now since we last

want to miss that then in today's big deal ed harris and i look at the payments big going for their currencies and the type of original content that only mr harrison can deliver you definitely won't want to miss it but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of the closing numbers today at the bell stick around. i know c.n.n. the m.s.m. b c news have taken some lots lately but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth just might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on you. know. at our team news we have to print. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not like damnit i'm not how. you guys talk to the jokes will handle the stuff that i'm. we welcome there are made in. two or three kosher on the our team at work. it's going to give you a different perspective give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision you both bring you the work it's a revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consci

trade in general, harry reid says, no, sorry, no fast-track authority. mr.sident, we are of the same party, but that is done. obama may wait until he has something more to show for it at the asian-european talks and then make an effort. the for the moment, trade does not seem to be an agenda that the administration will find much traction with on the hill. >> does this seem like antiwesternism? think back to the clinton administration, which you don't need to think back to, when you know very well, one of the biggest complaints was that the u.s. and the west has never stepped up enough to help russia economically. is ahe trade debate continuation of the idea that we did not embrace the former soviet union in the way we ofuld have been the times the grand bargain and the marshall plan and the new marshall plan and the trades basically feed into that. what do you think? >> i think it is a permanent , a decade or so ago, the major obstacle to what is called a 21st-century trade and investment relationship between russia and the united states and indeed russia a

want to miss that then in today's big deal ed harris and i look at the payments big question for the currencies and the type of a regional contest that only mr harrison can deliver you definitely won't want to miss it but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of the closing numbers today at the bell sticker out. wealthy british style. just in time to rise for. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports . i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. they were it's a story. it's just this guy like me are about guns that are working for the people most missions the beach meet your work for a job right brewster's your life on. the road it was. it is an award winning documentary filmmaker his most recent film money for nothing inside the federal reserve warns of a u.s. central banking system that has lost its way now jim believes that the instability of our nation's economy increased once the fed began taking extreme measures to pump liquidity into the markets be a quantitative easing of course

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mr. truman. >> the bus stops here? >> not the bus, the buck. >> i will turn this damn bus around. >> harry? >> truman?y truman. >> yes, that's what i just said. i swear. >> who said that, the buck stops here. >> don't know. >> oh, you don't know? >> truman. >> i don't know. >> nixon? >> what did he do anyway. >> he was the president. >> he was? oh my god i feel stupid. >> this certainly comes as a shock to me. >> who did harry truman bomb do you know? >> i'm going to say it, russia. >> no. japan. ♪ ♪ >> speak softly and carry a big. >> nanny. >> please, i have a headache. >> speak softly and carry a big. >> frame? >> speak softly and carry a big. >> stick? >> excellent. do you know who said that. >> roosevelt. >> which one? >> teddy. >> carry a big stick? i don't remember. >> teddy roosevelt [bleep] >> what are you so mad about? >> there is nothing to fear but. >> fear itself? >> who said that? >> i just did. edgar alan poe? >> fdr. >> very good. >> a house divided against itself cannot stand. >> lincoln? >> lincoln? i don't know. >> you got it. >> embarrassingly enough, i haven't heard that one. >> y

trade in general, harry reid says, no, sorry, no fast-track authority. mr.sident, we are of the same party, but that is done. obama may wait until he has something more to show for it at the asian-european talks and then make an effort. the for the moment, trade does not seem to be an agenda that the administration will find much traction with on the hill. >> does this seem like antiwesternism? think back to the clinton administration, which you don't need to think back to, when you know very well, one of the biggest complaints was that the u.s. and the west has never stepped up enough to help russia economically. is ahe trade debate continuation of the idea that we did not embrace the former soviet union in the way we ofuld have been the times the grand bargain and the marshall plan and the new marshall plan and the trades basically feed into that. what do you think? >> i think it is a permanent , a decade or so ago, the major obstacle to what is called a 21st-century trade and investment relationship between russia and the united states and indeed russia a

mr. president, the vast, vast majority of them are. these two brothers are about as un-american as anyone that i can imagine. >> wow. >> crazy harry reidoff base. very quickly, the full screen, take a look at this. the koch brothers are not the top donors. 59th on the list and look at the top three, solidly democratic, strongly democratic and both and let me tell you, kimberly, koch brothers 100 million to the american ballet and 100 million to american presbyterian and 60 million to the met museum of art and 100 million to m.i.t. cancer research and the list goes on. 25 million -- >> to right wing groups. >> these people are some of the biggest philanthropists on the planet and for harry reid and joe biden to call them out the way they did. they should absolutely apologize. >> why apologize to those guys? out there trying to destroy the democratic party. >> sorry. >> you do this to me all the time. >> you got beckeled. >> my man, teddy cruz, the senator from texas, up of my dear friends. teddy has decided for the first time i can remember to not endorse for re-election his republican colleague mr. cornyn. apparently leaves it open for

. >>> also this even harry reid says all the well-documented stories of obamacare paying enough people are not true. really, mr

mr. speaker, i'd suggest that we put a balanced budget amendment on that and send it over to harry reid. if that doesn't work, then i'd suggest that we resurrect ron paul's legislation, audit the fed. attach that to the debt ceiling. send it over there. if that doesn't work, then i'd point -- put the elimination of the bailouts for health insurance companies on there and send it over to the senate. if that doesn't work, then i would take the 30-hour workweek, which is supposedly the standard for full-time, i'd change that to 40 so that mom and dad, who were working 50 hours, now they're working 56 hours or 60 hours each, can go -- can hang on to just one job, not two each, and they would get, instead of having their hours cut from 50 to 28 or maybe even 40 to 28, that they could keep their full-time job and go to work and manage their lives and their schedules. and by the way, this argument that obamacare, under -- according to the c.b.o., obamacare cuts the job equivalent by 2 1/2 million a s over the course of decade, that's also appalling and breathtaking, mr. speaker. to think that t

mr. taylor already said he was bitterly disappointed with obama care and before that another union leader that leads the labor union he said to harry reid, look we have concerns about obama care and we want changes and you are not listening to us. there is a public splins and th obama care. >> we'll go to the issues as to why? issue number one. the unions want the president to keep his pledge. pledge on what? >> the pledge from the president if you like your plan you can keep it. the unions want to president to keep that pledge. a lot of union guys will be switched off their plan and they are insisting that the president live up to his promise. if you like the plan keep it. >> second issue you believe it undermines the unions themselves and they themselves are reaching the conclusion? >> yes obama care undermines the reasons to join a union in the first place. union officers have good health care plans and they are genous. and they will taxed and some of those plans may with withdrawn. if they are withdrawn why join the union. >> they get the cadillac plans and high- end ones we refer to? >> yes. >> you are saying that the union le