mr. perry: right. mr. king: can you imagine if it's your family member who had gone through this and to be locked out from the truth, if you'd lost one of the four lives that we lost in that, if you're one of those that are wound and been muzzled and the argument came out yesterday that the administration asserts that they have not commanded people to muzzle them, to be quiet about what happened in benghazi. and yet the intimidation factor, if your top officers lean on you and say, you've already taken a confidential oath, you better stick with that confidentiality oath, as a member of the armed services, if you're bound by confidentiality, you've already taken the oath, your commander, your superior comes to you and says, you're bound to that confidentiality, would you honor that? , mr. perry? mr. perry: in the interest of national security, you're in a dilemma. you've taken an oath and you do have a confidentiality requirement. however, i would also say there is a compelling reason for you to provide inf

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mr. perry should we, do you think, be calling this in quotes the headline word breakthrough?oh, yes, definitely. this is a breakthrough for the first time after 2 1/2 years, the two super power sitting together and being managed to draft a compromise for the syrian five, the syrian chemical weapons. so nobody expected that to take place. definitely the americans are not insisting to use force, the russian also are not insisting that they can deem three not to apply with this any u.n. resolutions so this kind of compromise i think it will pave the way for geneva conference too about syria. so i think it is a new understanding between the two super powers and definitely it will reflect on the situation on the ground and i believe that enemy of the russian and american is not assad, it's actually now the radical groups, al-qaeda affiliate organization on syria itself, so that is why we can see this sort of compromise. at the same time the atmosphere, the atmosphere of reconciliation solving the problems in the middle east by talks, not by force. and we have seen that there is a

mrs. rick perry over abortion? "scramble politics" is next. [ cheering ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra. toyota. let's go places. >>> "the washington post" david nakamura joins me in a moment. first it is time for your monday morning dish of "scrambled politics." texas' first lady made waves over the weekend. she said abortion "could be a woman's right" but she added it is one that she doesn't personally support. it is a stark contrast however from her husband who is a vocal opponent of abortion rights. >>> the justice department is expected to file suit this morning against north carolina. it's all over the state's restrictive new voting law. feds want a federal court to strike down four provisions, including a strict photo identification requirement. >>> the legal odd couple that helped overturn california's prop 8 are heading to virginia. ted olson and david boies are joining a suit to strike down the old dominion's ban on same-sex marriage. >>> at least one lawmaker wants con

this effort on the part of myself and mr. perry is representative of the bipartisan nature of this bill. the first such bill that would pass congress in over a decade. on a variety of issues, including the crucial maintenance and strengthening of iran's sanctions, the committee has worked effectively and constructively as our country needs it to. this is in large part due to the stellar leadership of chairman royce and ranking member engel. and i thank them so much for their mentorship. it is ironic that our committee stands on the verge of a significant bipartisan breakthrough at this time. perhaps our work can inspire some much-needed reasonableness and compromise in these halls in the hours, weeks and days to come. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: mr. speaker, i'm going to continue to reserve at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york is recogniz

speaker, i yield two minutes to mr. perry, who is an active duty of the united states army and rank of colonel. mr. perry: i thank the gentleman for yielding me time. we are talking about a continuing resolution, continuing to fund our government. and i find it odd that the other side is complaining about our plan. but their plan is pass it clean. i'm not going to negotiate. pass it clean. we are $17 trillion in debt. frillion.17 so the answer is just continue. we offer a plan and we get it that you don't like it. we don't get your plan. and part of this amendment is part of this compromise, yet you say work with us to make obamacare better. work with us. yet, on this, you want to you complain and we are saying work o make the c. rfment better. make sure our troops are paid, make sure we take care of the one thing, the one thing that says provide, because words mean one thing. provide for the common defense. provide. the other phrase is promote. we are here to set priorities. we are saying as the house of representatives, pay

. -- then mr. perry is, their governor. just to sum it up.lways voted republican but i dispute the man's logic over in georgia comparing it to edsels. it seems like the people with insurance are the ones raising the biggest fuss. about the affordable care act. going toso tired of the emergency room and having to tie it in with people who are uninsured and then when i get treated my costs are astronomical and ordered to pay for them. newi think we have a mississippi democrat, and that is about all i have to say. host: thanks for calling in. from "the washington post was quote -- post" -- washington host: that is in "the washington post" this morning. "theongtime editor of washington times" who now writes a column in that newspaper, this is his column this morning. "the bad boy at the party." host: he concludes his column this way -- host: in "the washington times." beaver, charles from falls, pennsylvania, on the republican line. morning.ood how are you? i have been in budget all my life with the military, and i can't believe we want to have a

mr. perry: the cleveland clinic accounts 11% of the economic output for northeast ohio. we got to wonder, is sticking with a failed policy that puts these hardworking on the street needlessly, needless, is that the best we can do? madam speaker, this is devastating cleveland now, and it's going to happen in the district i represent and all other members' districts tomorrow and the days to follow. this isn't a partisan issue. this is an american issue. these people are not wondering and worrying about they are a registered democrat or republican. they're worried about how they pay their mortgages, the education for their children. it's no way to live and it's unnecessary. madam speaker, we can't afford to lose any more jobs about a well-intentioned but failed policy that is obamacare. we need to stop this train wreck now before it cost any more american jobs. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i

mr. perrya has begun to heal from the wounds of those cowardly and terrifying acts of the last decade, the scars remain. with each passing year, this anniversary serves as a moment for reflection and a time to remember the brave and selfless acts of our first responders and the ordinary citizens who committed extraordinary acts of heroism. most importantly, we will never forget the thousands of innocent people who died in new york, pennsylvania, and virginia. so today i join my fellow americans in prayer and remembrance of those who lost their lives on that faithful day. i also will pause to remember the selfless men and women at home and abroad defending our freedoms and liberties to prevent such a horrific day from occurring again. today and always americans will not forget. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and e

mr. perry: absolutely. i like to thank the gentleman from tyler, texas, for yielding me the time. what does access to care mean? and that our claim is that it -- obamacare reduces access to care. access to care is your ability to have a doctor take care of you. or some kind of practitioner, take care of whatever your health care need is. i think it's important that we show an example, or examples of that. so right now on january 1, on january 1 thousands of americans are at risk of losing their lifesaving dialysis treatment which they need to survive. we are not talking about i need to have my bunions reconfigured or a skin tag or upset stomach. we are talking about dialysis that people that are on dialysis must have it on a regular basis to live. i visited a dialysis clinic, 25 machines that operate six days a week in the fourth congressional district, mr. speaker. six days a week. 25 machines. all day long. people coming in. it serves primarily the underprivileged population of harrisburg, pennsylvania, which is the capital. that's its primary clientele. and the gallon there run

issue russia and france stand shoulder to shoulder there is one more issue that mr lavrov has not mentioned. that's pretty perry's day decisions on climate change. you know that's. the late twenty fifteen paris will see a. comprehensive foods national conference on climate change and we have suggested that we are prepared to gather with our russian colleagues i know this is going to be very interesting. and of course i have to say that so our bilateral copper a share and to its national copper a shanty is very fruitful. we have also spoken about the syrian issue which see you be at which. they are pretty easy to see rand is well because our russian friends have recently met with iranian officials and. i was very pleased to hear sergei's sadly. lover of sin analysis of the of this meeting and its prospects. as well it's of course with the we love you to inside five plus one for a minute of discussion. that is the format that includes five permanent security council. member sans germany. from the national party. we have convergent stances on the iran definitely iran has a right to use nuclear power for peaceful pur

also, if, like, rand paul or, like, cruz, or mr. perry, if one of those three, like, run for president. would you consider being, like, a vice vice presidential candidate with one of them? >> that is such a nice thing. of course, as you know, under the constitution, you can't have two people from the same state running as president and vice president. i certainly that would be a bar. but i really love my time serving in the senate. i loved my colleagues, i love -- you have two wonderful senators from missouri, i love the time that i did. i think we do better in our country when there is a cycling. new people come in with new ideas, and fresh approaches and i'm very happy doing what i'm doing. i love the book writing, i love the speech making, i love the global advisory board i'm on. i'm doing things that i really enjoy, and feel like are a contribution. i have a law center at the university of texas, kay bailey hutchison center for latin-american law. i want to promote trade with mexico, central and south america. i want texas to be the l

mr. lang. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening commissioners, as stated earlier my name is perry lang and i am the executive director on the black coalition on aids. and we have been in existence for 30 years now, evolved from an aids-only cbo to a multidimensional cbo, that handles health education out reach and wellness service and advocacy on the part of the community. and i gave you folks a packet of information to take a look at. and for the collaborativeral materials and just to give you a sense of our out reach capabilities what you will see on the outside brochure is a brochure from our 50-member health equity council and it was valued into three committees environmental health, mental health and physical health. and that group makes public policy recommendations, and after doing research, surveys in the community, and etc.. the second piece that you will see is a little card that says passport to wellness, this gives you a sense of some of the programming that we do at our site on a quarterly basis. and another piece that you have is something called community shout out. and we can convene the members of th

. >> scott perry, pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to start with some corrections for the record since it has been a topic of discussion. i have the quote from the president. >> a headline in the washington times. politico, quoting nancy pelosi, maybe weeks of debate on syria. the headline in the national journal, syria strike opponents seek the foreign coalition of the unwilling. if you want more information about the house hearings on syria, you can go to c-span.org. there, also read white house documents on the scope of the chemical weapons attack. up next, we show you the senate foreign relations committee today where members approved a serial resolution with a vote of 10-7. some lawmakers on the house side of the capital her

. >> scott perry, pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to start with some corrections for the record since it has been a topic of discussion. i have the quote from the president. we start seeing a bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that way change my calculus. that would change my equation. that is the president in 2012. just because some folks like to revise history. secretary kerry, one question to start out. would you consider sarin gas a weapons of mass destruction? >> yes. >> ok. they were used in iraq, found in iraq before i got there, for those who say the past administration lied about weapons of mass destruction. now, some quotes here for you. this is from the president. the president does not have the power to authorize the military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping in a minute an imminent threat to the nation. that was in 2007. if the u.s. attacks another country without a mandate and without evidence that can be presented, there are questions of whether international law

. >> scott perry, pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to start with some corrections for the record since it has been a topic of discussion. i have the quote from the president. we start seeing a bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that way change my calculus. that would change my equation. 2012.s the president in just because some folks like to revise history. secretary kerry, one question to start out. gas ayou consider sarin weapons of mass destruction? >> yes. >> ok. they were used in iraq, found in iraq before i got there, for those who say the past administration lied about weapons of mass destruction. now, some quotes here for you. this is from the president. the president does not have the militaryauthorize the attack in a situation that does not involve stopping in a minute -- an imminent threat to the nation. that was in 2007. if the u.s. attacks another country without a mandate and behout evidence that can presented, there are questions of whether international law supports it. that was 201

perry reveals what he wrote in a note to self. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner is mrsnda m. macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, september 27. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 4:30. there is a friday feel in the air. >> yes! feeling good today. getting excited for the weekend. we have some great weather coming our way this weekend in fact lots of sunshine still red flag warnings are up in the bay area. the temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. we'll have more on that coming up. >> easy for you to say, lawrence. we are going to talk about the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic is all good fine at the san mateo bridge, no accidents out there and very light traffic all around. we'll have another look at the drive into work in a few minutes. >> so far, so good. thank you, liza. >>> 4:30. we begin with breaking news out of san francisco at this hour. a father and his 2.5-year-old child have died in a house fire overnight. the fire started about 1:30 on 18th avenue near pacheco. firefighters broke in and found heavy smoke.

mr. clinton had to say in an exclusive cnn interview. , first of all i think if it is implemented it is a good thing. i agree with the president secretary perrylse was been involved with this. >>darya: while the rain has stopped some parts of colorado are still seen as a severe flooding. people are returning to their flooded out neighborhoods and finding they have nothing left. nearly 80,000 homes have been damaged by the floodwaters. hundreds of people are still unaccounted for. officials think most people are ok. the death toll went from 8 to 6 however they're still hundreds missing. yesterday they performed 400 rescues. an >> is to confirm the huge boardwalk fire in new jersey has been accidental. it's been linked to an electrical wiring damage from hurricane sandy a year ago. that happened under the building of an ice cream and candy shop. no one was seriously injured and the blaze. coming u in one man and a spell out all pay a blind man and his service dog and took off. and breathing and the dugout for the a's could be a little difficult. first we are watching wall street this morning. we will have futures trading and an update after the

mr. fung. >> it has a fresh and new look. what we did not see was the larger screen the people were hoping for. >> apple has done a great job perry's of go on sale september 20th. >> you can go to my web site at techreport.tv >> evers sense of the labor day holiday has ended we have just seen more traffic. i do and i know is this is just more people in school or what. the freeways have just been jammed. we have had also numerous hot spots. the san mateo bridge, this is the third day where we have had problems across the span. it is not because of an incident but because of the difficulty of 1 01 and 92. the difficulty that they have had is because of the traffic coming off the bridge. it is backed up to pass the high rise. we are still unwinding that back up. it has also been extremely heavy for the san ramon valley commute coming out of a small creek. in fact all through san ramon. the traffic usually breaks up. >> we also have slowing into danville. we see slowing on 680 if from dublin. this is really jammed up as you concede. let's take a look at the traffic maps. >> once again it is the nimitz freeway both north and south bou

mr. chairman, i agree with that. >> we go now to scott perry of pennsylvania. >> thank you, ambassador. i'm sure that you are busy. you are the secretary for management, is that correct? secretary for management? undersecretary? >> undersecretary. >> okay, thank you for the correction. would you help a friend if they were in trouble? >> absolutely. >> i would just like to point out for the record that the secretary had a hand in appointing for of the numbers and according to previous testimony and answers to determine comment you made recommendations regarding those potential appointees. the question regarding that. do you read your e-mails when a crisis situation is occurring? >> i read every e-mail before i go home in the evening. >> thank you. >> should the state department excepting issues of national security and operational security order classified information be generally transparent, should the department be generally transparent excepting those issues? >> absolutely. >> should foreign service and military service members have an expectation that the u.s. government is going to