mr. simpson, mr. campbell, mr. kelberg, mr. aitken, c mr.ole, dr. price, mcc mr.lintock, mr.chaffetz, mr. sttuzman, mr. lankford, miss black, ri mr.bble, flores, mr. mulvaney,mr.hewlscamp, mr,. young, mr. amash, mr. okida, mr. ginta, mr. woodall, mr. van hollen, ms. schwartz, cap ms.tor, mr. doggett, blu mr.menauer, ms. mccollum, mr. yarmuth, mr. pascarell, mr. honda, mr. ryan, ms. wasserman schultz,ms. moore, ms. caster, mr. shuler,ms. bass, ms. bonamici, mr. chairman aye. mr. amash? no. under the ,ayes are 21, the no's are 13. >> the motion is agreed to. a quorum is president. ms. schwartz says best for a letter from the bill to be included in the record. i would now recognize the gentleman from new jersey. >> i move that the committee go to conference and the senate. >> without objection, the motion is agreed to. the statute make necessary changes to language. >> i s for the requisite number of days for opposing views. >> this concludes today as markup. -- today's markup. "washington journa[captioning py national captioning institute] [captions c

mr. simpson. >> no. >> mr. simpson. no. >> mr. camp bell. mr. calvert. mr. eakin. mr. eakin, no. mr. cole. mr. cole, no. mr. price. mr. price, no. mr. mcclintkline tok. no. mr. chaffetz. mr. stutzman, no. mrs. black. mrs. black, no. mr. ripple. mr. flores. mr. flores, no. mr. mulvaney, no. mr. huelskamp, no. mr. young, no. mr. mash. mr. okita, no. mr. aginta, no. mr. woodall, no. mr. garrett. mr. garrett, no. mr. calvert. no. mr. van hollen. >> yes. >> mr. van hollen, aye. mr. schwartz, aye. mrs. captor, aye. mr. blumenhauer, aye. mrs. mccollum, aye. mr. yarmouth, aye. mr. pascarell. mr. ryan. mr. ryan, aye. mrs. wasserman schultz, aye. mrs. moore. mr. shuler. mr. shuler, aye. mrs. bass. mrs. bass, aye. mrs. bonamici, aye. mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman, no. >> sorry. almost got me. almost got me. >> he's coming? hold the roll. campbell. give me a report. >> 13-18. mr. campbell, no. mr. chairman, on the vote, the ayes are 13, nos are 18. >> few more moments, mr. aiken, i believe you have a -- >> yes, thank you. mr. chairman, i asked for unanimous consent that the record report

mr. simpson? >> no. >> mr. simpson no. mr. campbell. >> no. >> mr. calvert? >> no. >> mr. calvert no. >> >> mr. achen? mr. coal? mr. cole, no. dr. price, no. mr. mak clin to being, no. mr. chaf easy, no. mr. stets man. mr. stets man no? mr. lang forward? no. miss black? no. >> mr.ible? mr. floor he is? >> no. >> mr. mul veiny? no. mr. huls scam? no. mr. young? mr. young no. mr. amosh? >> no. >> mr. okey da? >> no. >> mr. mr. guinta? no. >> mr. whitle. >> no. >> mr. whitle mr. van holland. >> yes. >> mr. aye. >> miss schwartz aye. >> miss captor aye. mr. doggett aye. >> mr. >> aye. >> mr. yar moth. >> mr. pass car el? mr. honda mr. ryan mr. ryan aye. miss wasserman schultz? aye. >> miss more. miss caster aye. mr. shuler? mr. shuler aye. miss bass? miss bas aye? miss bonamici, aye. mr. chairman? no. mr. chairman, no. mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 13, the nos are 21. >> the nos have it. the motions not greed to. are there any other motions? >> i would offer motion to instruct number four. >> the clerk will designate the motion and the staff wig. >> a motion protect

mr. simpson. >> mr. simpson no. >> mr. campbell. >> mr. campbell, no. >> mr. calvert. >> no. >> mr. calvert, no. mr. akin? mr. cole? >> no. >> mr. cole, no. mr. price? >> no. >> mr. price, no. mr. mcclintock. >> no. >> mr. mcclinton, no. >> mr. chaifetz. >> no. >> mr. stutzman. >> no. >> mr. stutzman, no. >> mr. lankford. >> no. >> mr. lankford no. >> miss black. >> no. >> miss back, no. >> mr. ripple. >> no. >> mr. ribel no. >> mr. floor es? >> no. >> mr. flores, no. mr. mulvaney. >> no. >> mr. huls camp? >> no. >> mr. young? >> no. >> mr. young, no. >> mr. amosh? >> no. >> mr. amosh, no. >> mr. rokita. >> no. >> mr. giunta? >> no. >> mr. giunta no. >> mr. woodall? >> no. >> mr. woodall, no. >> mr. van hollen, yes. >> miss sxharts. >> yay? >> miss captor? >> aye. >> miss captor, aye. >> mr. doggett? >> mr. bloomenhauer. miss mccallum? >> aye. >> miss mccallum, aye. mr. yarmuth? >> aye. mr. honda? mr. ryan? >> aye. >> mr. ryan, yay. miss wasserman schultz? >> aye. >> miss moore? miss castor? >> aye. >> miss castor aye. >> mr. schuler. >> aye. >> mr. schuler, aye. >> miss bass? aye.

mr. simpson, ". mr. campbell, aye. mr. calvert, aye. mr. aiken. mr. cole. mr. coal, aye. mr. price aye. mr. mcclintock. aye. mr. chafffets, aye. mr. stutsman aye. mr. langford, aye. miss black, aye. mr. rible, aye. mr. flores, aye. mr. mull vainy, mr. hulscamp, aye. mr. young, aye. mr. amash. mr. okita. aye. mr. guinta, aye. mr. woodall, aye. mr. van hollen. no. miss schwartz, no. miss kaptur. mr. dogget. mr. blumenauer. miss mccallum, no. mr. yarmulth, no. mr. pascrell. mr. honda. mr. ryan. miss wasserman schultz. no. miss moore. miss castor, no. mr. shuler, no. miss bass, no. miss bonamici, no. mr. mullvainy, aye. mr. amash, aye. mr. chairman. >> aye. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 21, the noes 9. >> the motion is agreed to. the sequester replacement act is reported to the house of representati representatives. i note a quorm is present. >> thank you. i ask unanimous consent that the chairman be tlorsed to go to conference and file a conference report pursuant to clause 3 of house rule 19 and the staff be authorized to make any ness sar technical and conforming corrections

mr. simpson. >> no. >> mr. campbell. >> no. >> mr. calvert. >> no. >> mr. aitkin. >> mr. cole. >> no. >> dr. price. >> mr. mcclintock. >> no. >> mr. chaffetz. >> no. >> mr. sutsman. >> no. >> mr. lank ford. >> no. >> ms. black. >> no. >> mr. ribl. >> no. >> mr. flores. >> no. >> mr. mulvaney. >> no. >> mr. hallscamp. mr. young. >> no. >> mr. omash. >> no. mr. owe competa. >> no. >> mr. begin at that. >> no. >> mr. woodall. >> no. >> mr. aitkin. >> no. >> mr. van hollen. aye. ms. schwartz. >> aye. >> ms. kaptur. >> aye. >> mr. dogget. >> aye. >> mr. bloomen our. ms. mccullum. >> aye. >> mr. yar mouth. >> aye. >> mr. pass carell. mr. honda. mr. ryan. >> aye. >> ms. wasserman schultz. >> aye. >> ms. moore. ms. castor. >> aye. >> mr. shuler. >> aye. >> ms. bass. >> aye. >> ms. upon meechy. >> aye. >> mr. hallscamp. >> no. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 12, the nos are 21. >> the nos have it. the motion is not agreed to. are there any further motions? >> mr. chairman, i have a motion. >> mr. dogget, the clerk will report. excuse me. i'm rea

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mr. simpson. who is simpson? >> glen simpson runs fusion gps which is this investigative firm.used to be a "wall street journal" reporter. he left a few years ago to form this firm. they promote themselves working for clients to do private investigative research. now presumably if he has been hired and we don't know, he has not answered the question who has hired him to do this work but presumably his company does could work for political organization if they ask. megyn: you asked mr. simpson at pi firm why are you looking into the records of this mitt romney donor's divorce? and what did he say? >> well the only answer they have given us they view mr. van der sloot, as quote, a legitimate, end quote, person of interest, given some of the controversies that he has been involved with in the past in idaho. that some gay activists claim that make him anti-gay. megyn: what did mr. van der sloot say about this? the people named on the so-called enemy's list, whenever whatever you want to call it the campaign to reelect barack obama has posted have been very silent having been target

mr. simpson? have you been able to talk to him to find out why in the world he is snooping around at the courthouse trying to find records about you? >> i haven't tried. kim stossel's investigation was ongoing and we left that alone. >> so you have no idea why he would want to do that? >> i don't know personally, no. >> greta: are you intimidated at all? are you going to continue to contribute and move forward? >> well, i think i was in the beginning after all these attacks started coming and they were coming so fast and furious we couldn't handle them all and we had conference calls with our friends and our customers to try to answer them. and i will say this, they hodgeed all kinds of things. none stuck except for the idea that i'm antigay and supposedly a gay basher. and the truth is i consider many gay people as personal friends. i have never spoken ill of a gay person in my life. i have never been judgmental of a gay person. i believe gay people should have the same rights as all american is

mr. simpson, you told drew what the national veterans charity is doing is stealing.hose were your words. you said stealing when it gets right down to it. why do you think it's stealing? >> mr. cooper, we help veterans down here every day in the trenches. we're working with the homeless veterans on the streets. we struggle every month to pay our bills. we're a nonprofit organization. none of us are on any payroll, we're all volunteers. and what they're claiming they did would fund my organization for 300 years. they're taking money from patriotic americans to help veterans and what they're doing with it, that's what you're trying to figure out. we don't know. it's not getting to the streets to help veterans. we have guys on the streets that i can't find housing for. i'm running out of food. i'm running out of money to pay the bills and organizations out there like this are just stealing. there's not another way to put it, mr. cooper. this money is given in good faith to help veterans. there's groups like me all over the country. i'm one small guy in alabama trying to

mr. simpson, you told drew what the national veterans charity is doing is stealing. were your words. stealing when it gets right down to it. why do you think it's stealing? >> mr. cooper, we help veterans down here every day in the trenches. we're working with the homeless veterans on the streets. we struggle every month to pay our bills. wore a nonprofit -- we're a nonprofit organization, none of us are on a salary, we're all volunteers. and what they're claiming they did would fund my organization for 300 years. they're taking money from patriotic americans to help veterans and what they're doing with it is what you're trying to figure out. we don't know. it's not getting to the streets to help veterans. we have guys on the streets that i can't find housing for. i'm running out of food. i'm running out of money to pay the bills and organizations out are there just stealing. this money is given in good faith to help veterans. there's groups like me all over the country. i'm one small guy in alabama trying to do my part. there's hundreds of me out there. we're three

and if the entire debate simply has to ask the question, then let's ask, "what about simpson-bowles don't you like, mr. president?" you know, "governor romney, what about it do you like? are you ready to advance -- to say that we should move the social security age to 70 in some kind of a phased-in structure? should we be doing means testing in some ways? what are your alternatives? when you say you're going to reform the tax code, is that an excuse for saying you're going to do nothing? how much money can you get out of the reforms that you were offering? and what are you going to eliminate and what are you going to cut?" right now we're playing this game. right now you've got the ryan budget proposal. >> paul ryan of wisconsin. >> uh-huh. and to his credit, there is a proposal there. the first thing the democrats did a response was to say, "ha, we're going to assume he's cutting everything across the board." so they started pushing on the assumption that this good thing is going to be cut. this good thing, this good thing by "x" percent. congressman ryan responds, "no, i'm going to get rid of some t

mr. president, i was part of the bowles-simpson commission, in fact, it was the idea of senator gregg andave such a commission. i voted for the findings to save more than $4 trillion. mr. president, i was part of the group of six that spent an entire year trying to find a way to implement bowles-simpson. so i am fully prepared to have this debate and this discussion. i am eager for us to come together around a plan to get us back on track. but it's going to require all sides to get out of their fixed positions. mr. president, that's probably unlikely right before an election, but it needs to happen before the end of this year. i'm very hopeful that bowles-simpson, that fiscal commission plan, serves as a good example of where we might find common ground. both sides, all sides getting out of their fixed position to reach an agreement to get our country back on track. i thank the chair and yield the floor. ms. cantwell: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call is dispensed with. the presiding officer: the senate is not in a quorum call. ms. cantwell: mr. president, i yield back all time. t

mr. van hollen: i'm glad the gentleman asked the question. simpson-bowles, they proposed an approach which was about $3 in cuts to $1 in revenue depending on the accounting rules. we already enacted $1 trillion in cuts. 100% in cuts. you voted for that, i voted for that, 100% cuts. what this does is for the next one year we do another $30 billion in cuts, a little over, and $80 billion through closing loopholes. for example, we say the big oil companies don't need taxpayer subsidies to encourage them to drill. they have already testified, their chief executives, they don't need that. they are making plenty right now. we also say that millionaires should pay the same effective tax rate as the people who work for them. and if you take that approach, frankly with $1 trillion in cuts we have already made, we are still cutting a lot more than the bipartisan groups recommended compared to the revenue. so our ratio of cuts to revenue is much higher because those bipartisan groups, they recommended that $1 trillion in cuts. we adopted that on a bipartisan ba

simpson commission. we must cut the deficit four trillion >> chris: wait, wait, wait, mr. goolsbee, that commission appointed by the president did take serious steps in terms of entitlement reform and president obama refused to endorse it? >> guest: not correct. >> chris: wait, wait, wait, are you saying president obama approved the bowl's simpson. >> guest: the central idea was a balanced plan three dollars in cuts for one dollar in new revenue. reason that congressman ryan voted against the bowles-simpson plan and mitt romney stood up and said would you accept a deal that had 10 dollars of spending cuts for one dollar of new revenue. mitt romney said absolutely not. because they had any new revenue they would not support it. the president's budget before the congressional budget's office and not i might add the thing they voted on in the senate. the president's budget cut four trillion in a balanced way. >> chris: all right. let me, let me. forgive me, sir. let me bring in congressman ryan. >> guest: chris, the promise to cut the definite in half over the first term is a

mr. romney should be forced to write america 50 times on the chalkboard along with bart simpson.obama say he'd been to all 57 states. are we going to collect all the gaffes people have made so far? is this an issue? >> if you spent a day looking at the cnbcs, you might find some words that are a little misspelled. >> thank you. >> to get the debt stricken europeans up in arms, imf christine lagarde offers she pays no financial tax. lagarde gets a salary of $468,000 on top of that she gets an allowance of more than $80,000 making her total package worth more than president obama's. but unlike obama, lagarde doesn't have to pay any tax on it because of her diplomatic status. this comes on the back of her recent controversial remarks saying that the greeks are trying to escape paying taxes. sue. >> my, my, my. still ahead on cnbc, myspace co-founder on facebook's ipo fiasco and whether social network history may repeat itself. that's coming up on "street signs." back in a moment. oment. or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's go

simpson the night before this occurrence happened at the palace station. more importantly, he says that if there is an evidence filed his co counsel mr. grass so who by the way there's a dispute not between himself but i have not read yet. in the allegation of the paper said that oj sump son wanted to testify in his own defense in this trial. now what makes that interesting is assuming there's any credence which i have no reason to say yes or no that he was told to get his stuff that would have made him a material witness when if he had gone on the stand and said ladies and gentlemen my lawyer told me to get the goods. that is what makes it interesting in how this thing could play out. >> that is fascinating bob massi. did o.j. simpson, you were there, did he ever tell you that his lawyer had told him that him going to retrieve his own stuff was legal? >> as it is documented i went to the fbi. i told this fbi about the plan that okj had. i told oj that i went there and the fbi said listen we are not advising you to do something like this contact your lawyer. the conversation he had with his lawyer, i don't know exactly. it is between

mr. romney's budget plan is incomplete, but it does look to me that it's right in the sweet spot that was identified by the bowls-simpsonal tax breaks, you need serious entitlement reforms on social security, medicare and medicaid and that social spending is the key to getting this done. and that wisdom has been ignored by this administration and i hope it is not ignored going forward. >> is that what's happening here jared? >> in that quote that was played, what president clinton said is that if you actually look at what president obama has put forth, it does sustain a stable debt to gdp ratio is a complicated way of saying that it controls costs, that doug suggested we need to do. and it does bring in my revenue. president clinton and doug and i may agree on this idea. president clinton said, yes, we absolutely need to plot a course towards a stable fiscal path, but that course should be triggered by an improving economy. so you say deficit reduction doesn't kick in until the economy is generally back on its feet, generating better growth. to put an economic trigger so we don't pre-emptively start cutting and end up w