mr. pocan aye. ms. lou hahn grisham. >> aye. >> mr. dingell. >> aye. >> mr. lou. >> aye. >> mr. nor cross? >> aye. >> mr. molten. >> aye. >> mr. molten aye. mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman no. >> are there any members wishing to vote or change interest vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> on that vote the ayes are 14 and the intonos are 22. are there further amendments? >> mr. chairman i have amendment. this is amendment number 17. the clerk will designate the amendment. >> the amendment number 17 offered by mr. van holland relating to social security. >> mr. van holland is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. this amendment is straightforward. the budget resolution presented by republican colleagues has some language to establish a process that could fast-track social security proi posals, that could privatize social security. what this does is recognize that social security's a program that benefits more than 59 million americans. currently. that, as more americans do not have access to defined benefit retirement plans, social security benefits becom

mr. po can aye. >> ms. lou hahn grisham aye. >> ms. dingell. >> aye. >> mr. lou. >> aye. >> mr. lou, aye. >> mr. nor cross. >> aye. >> mr. nor 4cross aye. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman no. >> how was mr. sanford recorded? >> mr. sanford is recorded as no. >> thank you. are there any members wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 14, and the nos are 18. >> the nos have it. the amendment is not agreed to. are there further amendments? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> this is amendment number 14. the clerk will designate the amendment. the staff will distribute copies of the amendment. >> amendment number 14 offered by mr. lou expressing on the consumer financial protection bureau. >> mr. lou is recognized for six minutes. >> i offer this amendment because we cannot have a weak consumer financial bureau. and let me set the stage for why this amendment is necessary. take you back to years 2008/2009. it wasn't that long ago when our country was opt verge of economic collapse. because of the risky

tingle aye. >> mr. lou, aye. >> mr. multin, aye. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> have all members voted? any member wish the change their vote. the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman on the vote the ayes are 12 and the noes are 22. >> the next amendment is number 9. the clerk will designate the amendment and the staff will distribute. >> amendment number nine offered relating to funding for the national instituted of health. >> recognized for six minutes. >> my amendment bolsters the national institute of health through expanded and investment that i propose to hard wire into our nation's budget. it takes nih funding out of the annual budget battles, moves it from discretionary to mandatory providing certainty to our talented researchers and hope for families all across the country. as america's commitment to medical research discretionary? no it's not and it shouldn't be. the stagnant funding for nih have taken a serious toll over the last decade. nih budget has not kept pace with inflation. we have all heard dr. francis collins say this. publish

mr. lou? mr. lou aye. mr. moulton? mr. moulton aye. mr. chairman? mr. chairman, no. chairman: have all members voted ? do any members was to change their votes? they will record the tally. clerk:ayes had 13 endocyte 22. -- and the noes at 20. rep. moore: it is hard to believe that many of our republican colleagues went to hearings on these policies last year. we see a budget that seems to ignore the fact that there are still more than 45 million americans living in poverty. this budget helps tear down poverty. here we are with that conversation right from the table. nowhere in this budget is that provision found. my amendment lays out the anti-problems from social security to medicaid and the supplemental nutrition assistance program and the earned income tax credit. we know that these programs work , even with 45 million people living in poverty, the poverty rate has gone down more than one third since 1967 when 12 initiatives under the war on poverty were passed. rep. lee: we have seen the poverty rates go down. once again my republican colleagues once a cut or tur

. >> mr. lou? >> aye. >> mr. norcross? >> aye. >> mr. molten? mr. molten? mr. garrett? >> no. >> mr. woodall? >> no. >> mr. susman? mr. susman? mr. mooney? mr. mooney? mr. passquell mr. mcdermott? mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> all members voted? any member wish to change their vote? if not, the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 11 and nos are 20. >> the nos have it. and the amendment is not agreed to. the next amendment is amendment number 5. the clerk will designate the amendment and the staff will distribute the copies of the amendment. >> amendment number 5 offered by miss engel related to medicaid. >> the gentle lady is recognized for six minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am offering a simple amendment that would reject the $913 billion in custom medicaid contained in the budget resolution we're considering today. my amendment will ensure that seniors, persons with disabilities u and working families do not lose access to critical health care and long-term care services by reversing the cuts to the base medic

. >> i'm mr. lou burke.t's what's up. >> though it was found in his mattress, bell says he's never seen the tobacco before. >> the magician of the year because he made something pop up in my mat that i didn't even know what i was in my mat. so he like chris angel. >> so you're saying all this tobacco in your mat was not yours. >> i wish i would have known it was in my mat. i swear i wish i would have. i ain't never seen nothing like that. and this is the mat that was given to me. i didn't know that was in there. i don't know. it like a conspiracy to me. >> get cells on them. and they're both going to lock-in. interviewed and see if we can find out how they got all this mess in. i'm going take all this to the office with me. let me know when your report is done. and they're both going to lock in. >> do they need to get strip searched? i haven't found the lighter. that's what i'm looking for. >> take them away. to be searched. >> while bell and other inmate are taken away to be searched, sergeant sparks takes

mr. lou? mr. lou, aye. mr. norcross? mr. norcross aye. mr. molson? mr. molson, aye. mr. chairman? mr. chairman no. [laughter] chairman: does any member or to change their vote to echo if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the aye's are 13 and the no's are 22. chairman: the next amendment is by the gentleman from wisconsin. i'm sorry, the amendment's amendment number two. the clerk will designate the amendment and the staff will distribute the copies. >> expressing the sense of the house relating to the class taxes. chairman: the gentleman is recognized for six minutes. representative: i am reading the seven sentences we have about tax reform and the general description we talked about. including lower rates for individuals and families, as well as small businesses. what was the tax rates implied by what we put together that we are putting on? chairman: you have six minutes. you can bring that information out in the questioning if you would like. representative pocan: ok, that is what aspect of your. chairman: on your time? representative pocan: yes. chairm

. >> i'm mr. lou burke.hat's what's up. >> now the jail's specialty investigative unit is look at how the contraband got into the facility. >> i've been here 25 years and i've never seen this amount of tobacco or cigarettes come into the facility. my first inclination is that maybe it wasn't an inmate that brought it in. maybe it's somebody that works on the inside here. so that is why this investigation is going to be continued further with our internal affairs section. we were able to determine, you know, mr. bell did indeed have the contraband on him and in his cell. but we're still investigating how the contraband got into the facility. i conducted ten interviews, eight of them were of the individuals that were housed in the same pod that mr. bell was in. also interviewed the two porters that work up there. we were able to determine a few little things. but not one of the inmates would tell us where the tobacco or the other items had come from. >> those guys in there, i'm proud of them. >> that's how we

with that, i yield the remainder of my time to mr. lou of california. >> thank you. as i read the proposed budget, it occurred to me that it's the best argument i've ever seen for the proposition that two plus two equals seven. these are fake, magical numbers. as stated before, you can't just repeal the aca and assume the revenues, you can't just get hundreds of billions of dollars in new revenues by calling in dynamic scoring. it's curious if you're going to use fake numbers, why have such a mean spirited document that does such great dow jones to american people? instead, the democrats will offer an alternative budget, one that instead of eliminating medicare as we know it will preserve it. instead of cutting social security we'll strengthen it and preserve it. and instead of punishing the middle-class, we're going to help the middle-class. and on top of all that, we want to do it with real numbers. it's important to understand as we go through this that there's very stark choices between the democratic budget and the republican budget. the democratic budget believ

and lastly mr. lou, i believe you were asked the question earlier about dynamic scoring and didn't have opportunity fully answer the question. i wanted to provide you with a few moments if you could to expand upon your thoughts of dynamic scoring. >> thank you very much mr. larson. the question of how we score legislation is obviously inherently a technical and complicated one. we have established practices that are meant to be as accurate as possible. and the risk of going from something that is known to be the most accurate to something that has all kinds of uncertainty and it's something we worry greetly about. because i think there is a shared concern we not blow a shared concern that we not low a hole in our budget because our estimates are wrong. there is some element i asked if there was dynamic scoring in the tax policy and joint tax committee scoring today. there is some. but if one goes further and uses assumptions that drive the numbers in a way that may not turn out to be correct we may regr

lou: and mr. netanyahu is in trouble. >> he is in trouble. lou: thanks for being here. for being with us and to quickly update, harrison ford in fair condition in a local hospital here is a plane crash landed on a golf course in venice california and nobody was flying with him and nobody injured on the ground. good night fro [laughter] that will do. see you tomorrow. >> a world record car collection. >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> i believe his goal was to have one of every car ever made. >> a maverick driven to leave a mark. >> he went to the auction, bought the whole lot. >> his family promises to carry out his grand plan. >> i think there was a feeling of dread, relief excitement, and enthusiasm. >> love it. love the hair flowing. the top down. >> but can they fulfill the patriot patriarchs dying wish? >> you don't want that car oil on your hand.

lou: and mr. netanyahu is in trouble. >> he is in trouble. lou: thanks for being here.being with us and to quickly update, harrison ford in fair condition in a local hospital here is a plane crash landed on a golf course in venice california and nobody was flying with him and nobody injured on the ground. good night from new york. neil: hold your breath because the shark says we're trying to. welcome, everybody. i am neil cavuto. the delta jet is not the only thing that gets off the runway market to bin says nasdaq will start to slip and slide which is a way to save history will repeat itself in nasdaq 2015 will not be that different from 2000. >> if we thought it wasn't stupid to invest in public internet web sites to have no chances of succeeding back then but it is worse today. the filing in to the

lou: blaming the media is a standard for mr. obama he is in habitual denial, and his foreign policy is more than a series of failures that hab sit more en grain -- hab sit more ingrained latest is yemen he held up as a model for success 6 months ago. >> strategy of taking out terrorists who threaten us is one we've successfully pursued in yemen and somalia for years. lou: yemen, on the verge of civil war. hardly a new pattern for our blameless president. in 2011, president obama claimed in libya we quote achieved our objectives less than a year later terrorists kills 4 americans and benghazi. president obama blaming george bush again. on the unintended 81 unintent consequences of the iraq invasion. there is no question the islamic state filled the power vacsume in iraq after president obama withdraw the troops. but the president's failures -- reset u.s. relationship with russia. president promised president putin flexibility here we are russia directly threatening an attack on denmark as they conduct massive exercises in the arc

mr. speaker. >> well great to be with you sir. louthis alignment of democrats -- some of them in the senate -- and "the new york times"' editorial board and ca maney -- khamenei, that's a little outrageous. why such a fuss? >> first of all, "the new york times" has never been very in sync with conservative republican policy, so that's not a problem. but i would say, you know really good political insight is usually 20/20 hindsight. and i would think probably if the senators were going to look at that p again, they ought to send that letter to the president of the united states because the president of the senate does have the power to treat that as a treaty, and they do have the right to ratify it or not. and they ought to remind the president about that. lou: yeah. the president seems to be reminded of so much and he is so clear that he is not interested in traditional governance from the oval office. he is reaching as he says expanding his powers. "the new york times" saying this and if we could put that up begun for the audience. i

lou: thinks for being with us. be sure to vote. using mr. ama should make it deal with the world's leading sponsor of terrorism? lou dobbs.com. washington state police express their thanks to a man who stopped a little boy from running into traffic. surveillance video shows a driver saw the four year-old lawyer running down the street to a busy intersection and drove the car ahead and blocked the path of the boy the police trip praised the driver they said he was poking it handicapped were looking it he was just in the right place at the right time and he was not aware of his near death experience tried to run back home and tell the police and catch -- caught up with him. saying he would go above and beyond and tracked down on facebook to thank him personally. also heads eight lewis is through protest violence to show you what is definitely not a chamber of commerce moment. what has happened today york city? we will have the shocking stance and we can tell you what happened to wall street today. of big rally. stay with us we're coming right b

mr. chairman, and secretary lou. the important, international financial, issues to be addressed, the european union minister on financial services has pointed out that moving from a regulatory environment to a growth agenda, as was noted, as he rightly points out, we have got to have courage and self-confidence to make changes where we see those necessary. i want to focus on a specific concern of mine which focuses on international monetary fund. it hundred million dollar commitment was authorized to an account. the past five years, the administration has 3 million of that to be transferred. i would like to explore today why hard-working tax dollars -- dealing with fannie mae, freddie mac, and a number of others. shouldn't we be focusing on encouraging these other countries to better manage borrowing and spending? brazil's representative of the imf stated according to a memo that has been lead from 2010, may 10, that went to wall street journal, they clearly stated the imf program is a bailout of private sector bondh

the children's and the public education be enrichment funds lou gehrig's disease us to allocate hundreds of millions to through served folks in mr. sharp that superintendent carranza and the school district we'll continue to explore and invest in young people's cease to science and technology and market and in merntdships liking life skills training to criteria opportunity particularly where my middle school initiative and that's correct to the support of united way as well as so many hundreds of local bhrz last year, we reached our goal in providing over 7 thousand 6 hundred paid jobs and internships to our youth to our youth plus initiative we're centralizing our philanthropic partnerships to advance the opportunity for youth especially for boys and girls of color last october we show cased our call to action inform president obama my brothers keepers challenge are are the secretary of education and 12rub9 superintendent carranza. >> philanthropic sf foundation fred black we will and here in san francisco we're calling it my brothers and my sisters keeper and adopting the 6 overarching goals to insure our boys and girls have t

lou: time for a look at online poll results. we ask you any believe any country pleased more enemies and riled more friends than mr. obama? you said no. time for just a few comments. tim tweeted me to say lou -- it appears so. linda wrote on my facebook page -- imagine that. that's it for us thanks for being with us. have a great weekend. site. >> a rock 'n roll legend. >> crazy thing about roy orbison from 1959 to 1964 he had 21, top 40 hits. >> he dies too soon with 3 young sons. >> he sep secretly wanted us to be musicians but he was not going to push. >> i rubbed my eyes and look add the this. >> i have a cassette of a song nobody heard before. before. >> it will bring roy and his boys together again. jamie: had you always dreamt of plays with your dad. >> always, yeah. >> have mercy

lou: time for a look at online poll results. we ask you any believe any country pleased more enemies and riled more friends than mr. obama? said no. time for just a few comments. tim tweeted me to say lou -- it appears so. linda wrote on my facebook page -- imagine that. that's it for us thanks for being with us. have a great weekend. then. ♪ ♪ i don't john: owning your own home can mean security, joyful moments with family -- >> multiply all this by about 50,000 and then you have the value of a home. john: too bad our government monkeys with that by sub city duding homes. >> our home ownership strategy will not cost the taxpayers one extra cent. john: how'd that work out? >> housing bubble bust. >> the crippling impact -- john: so what are we doing now? the same foolish thing. >> all right, you don't have 20% to put down on that dream home? how's 3% down? john: and when three people invent cool new alternatives like these tiny homes and shared homes -- >> and thousands of places.

lou: time for a look at online poll results. we ask you any believe any country pleased more enemies and riled more friends than mr. obama? time for just a few comments. tim tweeted me to say lou -- it appears so. linda wrote on my facebook page -- imagine that. that's it for us thanks for being with us. have a great weekend. see you monday, good night from new york.. neil: welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. and it is a story of the week that continues to leave all other stories in its wake. a plane crash a suicide pilot a frantic captain. 144 terrified passengers and 5 crew members can you hear screaming on tape knowing the end is near. maybe because we all fly, maybe because of 9/11. maybe because of so many scary sky incidents since. what happens up there grips us all down here. why terrorists are targeting planes and why authorities keep beefing up security measures for those planes. when something like this happen, everybody stops if for no other reason than to consider the

lou dobbs is here. i said hang q mr. nine yahoo! for doing what you did. i approve. and you? the latter part of that statement. it is beyond -- as we look at these six years the man keeps everything an extremely close secretive ways. i do not give netanyahu much credit. it would be derelict not to be spying. the representatives of china and russia and iran. united the united states, france great britain out of it. not paying attention to every word being uttered by china's representatives. iran might as well close their door and call it a day. stuart: he was absolutely right. >> absolutely. stuart: i think he was entirely right. >> i think that he was entirely right on this basis. he has an obligation to spy on those that are at it against israel. what about them sharing that information, though, with congress? >> that is what i said at the on set. >> you are dealing with a nation that is the greatest sponsor of terror. they have networks on five continents. many of the nations involved in that negotiation. we have to rely on france. this is an upside down administration that

mr. king and the nonviolent direct action. >> well, i would let jimmy baldwin and john kilns and lou lomax, the writers, answer that. speaking right after this church was bombed in birmingham christian church, by christians, too, mind you. these four little girls were murdered. the negro writers and actors had a meeting at the town hall in new york. it was pointed out the killings had raised doubts about the intelligence of nonviolence in the civil rights struggle. he went on to declare that he could no longer be asked to love those who persecuted and killed negros. he also, and the writer, mr. henler, who is describing this says, that it was not clear to his audience, it was clear rather to his audience that he was breaking with the doctrine of the reverend martin luther king's philosophy that as christians negros should love their fellow man in a truly religious sense. now, james baldwin speaking on that same platform said, i was present during this entire is affair, asserted that the american people shared a collective guilt for the persecution of negros much as germans did because of their silence during the naz

lou: rendering contra directry her reasoning for agoing using a private server. her secret mark for someone who claims not to throw anything away mrs. clinton got rid of a lot of e-mails about half of 60 these from her personal server, hardly a digital hoarder. "new york post" dubs her the deleteer of the free world. they were personal, and you will have to take her word for it. >> server contains personal communications from my husband and me, and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private. lou: so she has spoken. but woops a problem. it turns out that husband and me line runs well afoul of president's claim he has sent two e-mails ever. and neither of president clinton's e-mails was sent to e-mail. even mainstream liberal media is choking on nonsense, that is she trying to sell them about her e-mail. associated press filed a lawsuit against state department for e-mails and records with this latest disclosure, about no one retaining records that is going to have an interesting fate. we'll keep close watch on it. from clinton's tenure as secretary major issue such as bin laden raid, and nsa s

lou. >> vote in our poll tonight. has any president in america's history pleased more enemies while riling more friends and allies than mr. obama? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. turning to domestic matters, president obama quietly issuing another unilateral executive action on immigration. he wants to loosen rules under the -- so multinational companies can bring in more foreign workers. interestingly it received exactly zero coverage in the mainstream media. and amnesty advocate congressman louis apparently wants to give spanish classes all across the country. it didn't work out so well at the university of south carolina. folks were more than just a little upset that his town hall was being conducted in spanish only with only approved questions allowed. by the way if you wanted english, you could put on a a headset. the crowd started chanting, usa. he was run out of the building. obama's assessment of the foreign policy strategy. leaving only one conclusion. my commentary coming up. and tornadoes they're beginning in the midwest. and the destruction has already occurred. we'll have the latest for you. stay with us. ♪

lou: president obama today finally brought himself around to talk with israeli prime minister netanyahu. it took him two days to do so. but we understand mr. obama actually congratulated the prime minister on his resounding victory. but no one in this country nor israel missed the insult. an american president who spent 48 hours ignoring the electoral verdict of the israeli people in their choice of prime minister. we take up the ever widening rift between netanyahu and obama. its implications with the former director of national intelligence. a five-time ambassador as well. john negroponte. also tonight growing concerns that russia's aggression beyond ukraine if the west fails to act. fox news military analyst major general bob scales on this broadcast said this last week. >> the only way the united states can have any in effect this region and turn the tide is to start killing russians killing russians by -- killing so many russians, that's venputin's media can't hide the fact that russians are returning to the motherland in body bags. lou: important to note that general scales' comment was hypothetical. it certainly was not a recommend

lou: new york time editorial board, fore swore reason describing prime minister's desperate, outrageous subversive fear mongering and wrote he has forfeited any claim to representing all israelis, it difficult to see how mrnough modern ground with any moderate faction, mine you he has been in office three term, mainstream media, incapable of congratulateing mr. netanyahu white house seems in a death spiral stpheut about snit about it. >> we want to contkwrat congratulate the israeli people for democratic process the election, we'll give space to the formation of the coalition government, we're not going to weigh in. except to say that u.s. and israel have a historic and close relationship. and that will continue going forward. lou: generous. secretary kerry offered congratulation and president is expected to, at some point in the coming days as you white house put it. perhaps, the white house is otherwise engaged in this last day or so, licking their wounds after having allegedly sense money, support and campaign strategists to israel to intervene, and engineer bebe's defeat. our quote of the evening and i turn to a man who possessed great knowledge of the base forces that can en shroud the white house.

. ♪ lou: three house committees are now investigating or looking to investigate the hillary clinton email scandal. but to the former secretary of state well it's just fodder for jokes. listen to mrsng journalism. >> i'm all about new beginnings. [laughter] a new grandchild. another new hairstyle. [laughter] a new email account. [laughter] why not a new relationship with the press? so here goes. no more secrecy. no more zone of privacy. after all, what good did that do me? [laughter] >> indeed mainstream liberal media journalist reportedly giving clinton a standing ovation at the event in which she took in that excellence in journalism event absolutely no questions. well done. the washington post dan did however take notice of the absurdity of it all. >> secretary clinton thank you for continuing to sit here through this. i didn't expect that you would be here. i'm happy to yield my time back to you if you want to take some questions. [laughter] lou: and she didn't take him up on the offer. joining us now washington online editor. manhattan institute fellow jason riley. monica crowley. impressive. old saying. if you have skeletons in your closet make them dance. is that what she w

mrs. clinton a lawyer, by the way, i'm just curious. we're coming right back. the islamic state accepts boko haram as ally. clifford may on the war against radical islamists h >> louofficials are investigating whether a crash at the end of a bicycle race was an honest mistake or inactive seven taj. as you can see he tries to pass the race leader as a man grabbed the handle bars and she ended up breaking her collarbone as a result she managed to fall over the finish line and place seventh. and incredible rescue on camera after skier is buried alive, the swiss border. it was video on camera entirely. >> my heart was racing. where is he? we have to fight him. i threw my hand up into the air and reached up to the sky. the first breath was spectacular. lou: with that he survived only took an hour to free him if he released the video urging people to be aware of conditions when skiing. the cia director says the islamic state poses a direct threat to the united states and allies if unchecked. >> it demonstrates developments because it has basically been a phenomenon that has snowballed. they have had a fair amount of success with the internet to present their narrative i

have the al qaeda license plate, don't get into the business of eye louing people to buy a space to put on whatever they want to say. >> mr. chiefity that would be an answer to all of the government speech cases and i assume, for instance, that the court didn't say, well, if you don't want to accept the monument, just don't allow monuments and that's because government -- it allowed the selected messages to propagate and is allowed to speak -- >> that might be because they've done that since the time of the pyramids or whatever but they haven't had license plate messages since time immemorial. so maybe that's why they shouldn't be considered just like the monuments. >> mr. chief justice, don't mean to suggest they're just like the monuments but it's still a fixed medium and a tangible message is being displayed to a captive audience as the court recognized in leeman. and in those situations the government is entitled to select the messages it wishes to propagate and are going to be close the identified -- >> identity rather have the license plates than the pyramids. i don't know that we want to drive texas to having pyram

have the al qaeda license plate, don't get into the business of eye louing people to buy a space to put on whatever they want to say. >> mr. chiefity that would be an answer to all of the government speech cases, and i assume, for instance that the court didn't say, well, if you don't want to accept the monument, just don't allow monuments and that's because government -- it allowed the selected messages to propagate and is allowed to speak -- >> that might be because they've done that since the time of the pyramids or whatever but they haven't had license plate messages since time immemorial. so maybe that's why they shouldn't be considered just like the monuments. >> mr. chief justice, don't mean to suggest they're just like the monuments but it's still a fixed medium, and a tangible message is being displayed to a captive audience, as the court recognized in leeman. and in those situations the government is entitled to select the messages it wishes to propagate and are going to be close the identified -- >> identity rather have the license plates than the pyramids. i don't know that we want to drive texas to having pyr

secretary of treasury lou -- this of the a perfect way to take their investigation arm to help people who are victims of his this fraud to direct that to taxes as well. >> yes mr. isaacson, we have touched base with the consumer finance protection bureau. the majority of our focus has been with the federal trade commission and the irs. the irs has put out youtube and i will take any television interview in front of me, not because i am a ham, but because i believe of would protect one taxpayer that is a good day for us and i am so happy about this hearing because i'm hoping that this will also get the word out. so when you get those calls please hang up the telephone. >> i hope director core droit will be as aggressive and protecting people from tax fraud as he is from other fraud. ma'am i noticed in your testimony that a member of the medical team at fort benning stole the edification of a number of soldiers at fort benning and tax fraud was perpetrated against them. did you coordinate once that was determined? that they need to watch out for those who take advantage of their position with the government to steal identity of soldiers. >> i joined -- >> your m

mr. chairman. thank you for bringing us together today and i look forward to working with you and with new blood and energy we might note a strong partnership. secretary loummissioner koskinen, i look forward to your testimony. i have no -- irresponsible stewardship among the important obligations. it's important we work diligently together to uphold the trust and i recognize areas where we disagree. it is my sincere hope that can approach workers seriousness it deserves. today we consider the agency central zÜrich government to build the nation's fiscal health and i welcome the chance or examine the treasury's budget request and how request and have what i hoped to be a frank discussion about what is required to fulfill responsibilities. i'm eager to learn how treasury has adapted to budget constraints and how you will deal with resource competition and competing demand. much of treasury's budget goes to the irs but they are important beers and functions. three in particular and please the president requested strengthening community development financial institutions and state small business credit initiative. programs like these can provide access for s