ms. brown: i just want to add one other thing. i will never forget that newt gingrich said that he wanted medicaid and medicare to wither on the vine. and that is the philosophy of these people that control this house. wither on the vine. mr. horsford: well, these are vital safety programs that save millions of families, many of which we serve here in the congressional black caucus, these programs save them from poverty, like snap and tan i have -- tanf, they are enhanced. so those who are struggling to get by are given not a handout but a hand up in meeting the needs to survive for themselves and their families. and we will continue to fight to preserve and protect these programs. ms. brown: absolutely, sir. because absolutely, coming from florida, failure is not an option. thank you. mr. horsford: thank you. mr. speaker, i'd now like to turn to the physician who is in the house. we have one of the experts in health care, someone who knows how important the affordable care act is and the preservation of the affordable care act. i

next speaker >> hello, i'm ms. brown i'm 22 years diagnosed with hiv. and for each time the kits came. i'm also 68 years old so i'm doubly impacted with the budget cuts and the third thing is that everything is geared toward l l.b. community and what does sexual it have to do with that. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you supervisors for this important opportunity my tree has provided hospice and legalization to low income advanced aids since 1997 our mission so to make sure that no one has to die alone. we serve 15 thousand residents and all those residents require 24 hour care. we've had a waiting list of applicants as a testament to our community we've also given priority to those with the at least income. often people come to us with no medical care and we stabilize those who can be stabilized and we help those with end of life to have dignity and with as little pain as possible. since providing 24 hour nursing care in an operation of this scale is expensive we've been forces to rouse our administrator costs but if we have to turn mor

it was the republican position to close the loophole floated by ms. brown may -- flooded by mitt romney -- floated by mitt romney. the white house strategy is to turn their words against them. republicans want to close tax louvre -- locals but on not in -- loopholes but not in the context of sequestration. i think they can meet and discuss but if the lines in the san continue to be drawn, there might not be much point to these discussions. at least one side needs to be willing to compromise here and that is not happening. host: this is our sunday brunch with brunchsiddiqui. -- sabrina siddiqui. she has worked for bloomberg and businessweek and will ron is a -- will rahn is a co author of "the lizard king." guest: it was a satirical book based on the obama white house. host: you were on another morning program. guest: joe scarborough is a fantastic guy who is smart and dedicated and as one of the greatest work ethics i have ever seen. host: the you take away from that program? guest: i would say is one of the better morning programs out there on cable news t

it was the republican position to close the loophole floated by ms. brown may -- flooded by mitt romney -- floated by mitt romney. the white house strategy is to turn their words against them. republicans want to close tax louvre -- locals but on not in the context of sequestration. i think they can meet and discuss but if the lines in the san continue to be drawn, there might not be much point to these discussions. at least one side needs to be willing to compromise here and that is not happening. host: this is our sunday brunch with brunchsiddiqui. she has worked for bloomberg and businessweek and will ron is a co author of "the lizard king." guest: it was a satirical book based on the obama white house. host: you were on another morning program. guest: joe scarborough is a fantastic guy who is smart and dedicated and as one of the greatest work ethics i have ever seen. host: the you take away from that program? guest: i would say is one of the better morning programs out there on cable news today. host: lisa is joining us from pittsburgh, okla., republic

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ms. tubbs? i'm so glad to be here tonight with my... with my... ...husband, cleveland brown. sit down, ebes.es, my husband embarrasses me sometimes, but who's never been embarrassed? if people were scared of being embarrassed, we would have no adam sandler movies or politicians. you think newt gingrich cares that everybody knows he had two failed open marriages? and do you think his current wife cares that everyone knows she's the whore who cheated with a married man while his wife was battling m.s.? no, because it was fun. and so is my husband. i'm proud of him. and education can be fun, too. (cheering) miss donna was right. i've got nothing to be embarrassed of. (sighs) and that's my stepson, who never misses a school board meeting. send me the minutes. (cheering) (gasps) (squeaking) (phone rings) yes? it's the results. i see. yes, thank you. you lost by four votes. oh, no. but the margin was small enough that it triggered the state's automatic recount provision! there will be a recount! narrator: next week, on the cleveland show... my mama's gonna win. you'll see. you'll all see! i want b

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ms. mikulski: move to reconsider. mr. mccain: move to lay on the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent to speak up to two minutes and after my remarks the senior senator from arizona be recognized. the presiding officer: is there objection? is there objection to the modified request? without objection. mr. brown: madam president, thank you. i want to not yet call up, i've been working with chairwoman mikulski on this until they get an agreement but i'll just discuss for a moment amendment 83 i'm cosponsoring with senator isakson of georgia. it really does help us restore as chairmanwoman mikulski has been working towards, regular order in this chamber. this is an amendment having to do with some chang dealing -- language dealing with a private project and customs and privatization that senator landrieu has supported. i've spoken with senator landrieu about this issue. we need to talk through some other things but if we're going to do regular order the way we need to this language should c