i think the idea of replacing vehicles that are over ms. kelly thought we'd made a recommendation on the policy we're recommending it be reduced. >> okay colleagues thank you, mr. rose. any questions? comments? >> i make a motion to accept is budget analysts recommendations with expectation of the american questions. >> any discussion on that item? >> can we do so without opposition. >> well actively i'd prefer to take the position for the attrition savings so let's do a roll call vote. >> okay. on that motion (calling names) the motion passes. >> okay motion passes. thank you, ms. kelly. colleagues that's the ends of our list for today. mr. clerk any other items >> that completes the items those two items should be continued until wednesday, june 26th. so the items are move forward to june 26th. mr. clerk any other items? >> that completes the items. >> thank you. we are adjourned >> june 26, 2013. my name is supervisor mark farrell, i will be chairing this committee. i'm joined by supervisors john avalos and london breed, and will be joined by

thank you and if you have any questions i'm here to answer >> ms. kelly the only conflict between our office and the other office is regarding the medical examiner positions. >> that's correct. >> i see at least in the previous report about a half of year can you talk about the implementation if not funded. >> the implementations is really again we'll lose >> we're going having a instant turnover. where you - >> we're in the interviewing process there's a small pool of forensic folks in the country so we're interviewing right now to hire in those position. we're in the h.r. process and we're working with the medical examiner in other county >> to you're in the mid of hiring if this money were taken away? >> we wouldn't be able to fill those positions. >> i'm looking at the medical examiner positions there a total of 1 hundred and 75 thousand but it's critical for you and the city's law enforcement investigations to have those positions so i'd be strongly support of what you're saying about that. >> to the budget analysts office. mr. chairman from the doub

ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mr. davis. mr. davis votes no. mr. davis votes no. mr. welch. mr. welch votes no. mr. cardenas. mr. horse ford. mr. horse ford votes no. ms. grish amount votes no. -- grisham votes no. >> how is mr. mchenry recorded? >> as voting aye. >> and mr. woodall, how is he recorded? >> mr. woodall has not been recorded. >> is there anyone else that seeks recognition to vote? > you are recorded voting aye. >> the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 22 ayes, 17 oes. > the resolution is agreed to. the resolution finding lois lerner waived her fifth amendment privileges on may 22, 2013, is approved. and we stand adjourned. >> tonight on c-span represent zoe lofgren and mario diaz-balart talk about immigration policy in the house. then kentucky senator rand paul campaigns in south carolina. followed by former florida governor jeb bush and the undraiser in new york. tomorrow, on washington journal, we'll host a roundtable discussion on president obama's plan for addressing climate change. with guests joshua zive, a lawyer and lobbyist with the electric reliability

ms. kelly you are putting words in youri] mouth. >> i'm asking you?in my mouth. stop it! >> andrea: one of them responded the same way. greg, i thought this was so detached and disive. you mean tot( tell met( the teaá party groups, started tofáe1 raise money and spent the money and never get irs certified and reportee9ryk the local elections board and then call the irs, 8i! mcdermotte said ii] could. >> gregg: he is like a freeze dried williamÑi shatner. i actually believe the+ next presidential candidatejfc that vowed to end the irs may be the next president of the united states. you saw nutty from ron ball paul but brilliant coming from rand paul. this is the atmosphere. you can actually knock offu a corrupted enterprise because you have the evidence and youkoi] have someone that a articulate a fair tax. now you have allçó this evidencezv of how awful this is. how knoute1 lose? how could you not convinceÑixd america this is time to get rid of axd horrible thing. >>t( andrea: they followed the rules. could you imagined if they thei] irs would hav

>> ms. kelly, they can still operate. they can still collect money. they can still put out advertisements. they can use their first amendment rights. nobody at the irs stopped them from doing that. >> but congressman, that denies the testimony you just heard. they talked about how they lost a $30,000 donation because a lot of people don't want to donate to groups that haven't received the stamp of approval. >> that was not under testimony under oath. >> you reject it. >> he didn't offer any proof. >> he was lying? is this your answer to that in. >> no. no. wait, you're, ms. kelly, you are putting words into my mouth. >> i'm asking you. i'm asking you. >> you are putting words in my mouth. stop it. >> i'm not, sir. i'm asking you whether you are rejecting that testimonial as not true. >> i am saying people can say anything, and they do say in testimony before committees. but the fact is that we don't know that to be true. >> well, joining me now, the subject of that exchange. kevin whose name i messed up yesterday. you are the founder and president of

ms. megyn kelly. >> i love megyn. >> we are looking at a society in which change is the absolute hallmark. and for anyone in any discussion and in any debate on what is happening with women in the workplace to ignore the fact that we have marriages breaking up, shattering in this society. and we know that that reduces by at least -- >> why are you attributing that to women in the work force? >> excuse me, let me just finish what i'm saying if i may, oh, dominant one. >> excuse me? >> and then they kid each other. >> no, no. they did not. now look, when you place blame on any gender sen trick story, which -- notice how careful i'm being. you're going to get it from the gender you're blaming. >> i was not blaming women at all. as a matter of fact women in this i consider to be considerably, and considerable number, victims, victims of a society which is creating an environment in which we are seeing the consequences of public policy choices without the consciousness of our lawmakers, without the engagement of our -- >> let may challenge that. the out of marriage birthrate. >> right. >> out

ms. megyn kelly. >> jim talked about how they lost a $30,000 donation because a lot of people don't want to donate to groups who haven't received that stamp of approval in officially becoming a 501 c 4. >> that was not under testimony under oath. >> you reject it? >> he didn't offer any proof. >> so he was lying? is this your answer to that that anybody who claims that they lost donations they are misleading. >> you are putting words into my mouth. >> i'm asking you. >> you are putting words in my mouth. stop it. >> bill: oh, i wish he was here. no, joining us from washington with reaction, no i'm not going to bother with that. republican strategist kate obenshain and fox news analyst kirsten powers. mcdermott, let's take him first. defending the irs, attacking the people who come in look, we were abused by this powerful agency. it was wrong, it was unamerican. mcdermott apparently doesn't think it's unamerican and you say? i thought his behavior was appalling. if anybody watched that, it was unbelievable behavior why the irs. for him to say you are political, i mean, that's totally diff

ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mr. davis. mr. davis votes no. mr. davis votes no. mr. welch. mr. welch votes no. mr. cardenas. mr. horsford. mr. horsford votes no. ms. grisham votes no. >> how is mr. mchenry ecorded? >> as voting aye. >> and mr. woodall, how is he recorded? >> mr. woodall has not been recorded. >> is there anyone else that seeks recognition to vote? >> you are recorded voting aye. >> the clerk will report. >> on that vote, 22 ayes, 17 oes. >> the resolution is agreed to. he resolution finding lois lerner waived her fifth amendment privileges on may 22, 2013, is approved. nd we stand adjourned. >> next on c-span, former florida governor jeb bush speaks at a fund riser for the conservative party of new york and then kentucky senator rand paul's remarks and later your live calls, tweets and emails on "washington journal." this morning on c-span, we'll bring you a live discussion of the supreme court's major decision during its 2012 term and also chief justice john roberts as he talks about the court and the constitution. guests include former solicitor neral theedor

ms. kellyr 46 million low-income americans snap is a helping hand and it is our nation's most important anti-hunger program. it's also the most effective defense against the steep rise in extreme poverty in america. between 1996 and 2011, snap kept more households with children out of extreme poverty than any other government program. i have ended my participation in the snap challenge where i food a $4.50 worth of day. why i merely participated in this as a challenge, i often thought about the many challenges that for many families this is an everyday reality. snap isn't a bailout. snap isn't a handout. snap is an assist. it's a bridge over troubled water and there is still more we can do. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized.

ms. kelly: the cost of a college degree has increased by more than 1,000% in the last 30 years. 2/3 of college seniors who graduated in 2011 had an average student loan debt of $26,000 per borrower. as the july 1 deadline approaches, the student loan debt approaches $1.1 trillion. we are a nation that invests in our nation and that means investing in our kids. mounting student debt is handicapping a generation of graduate who is are facing a tough job market. this forces them from purchasing a home and starting a family. this delay in the american dream will diminish our nation's economic development. congress has come to the aid of our branks and work to promote industry. now it's time to step up to our students by providing college affordability and keeping the american dream within reach. let's stand together to keep federal student loan rates down. i urge my colleagues to act now. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady

kelly: like most small-business families, -- ms. kelly:, like most small business families we took pride in what we did. it was challenging, but it was rewarding. our grocery store was our family taking a shot at the american dream and sharing that success with others. according to the u.s. small business administration, more than half of americans either own or work for a small business and they create about two out of every three new jobs in the united states each year. small businesses are the backbone of our communities, opening new store fronts, training american workers and manufacturing and centraling goods in our neighborhoods -- selling goods in our neighborhoods. this is this may be national small business but our nation wouldn't be what it is today without every day being a small business day. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina eek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from north carolina is recogniz

ms. lerner was political. was that his experience? and a dog owner is now facing murder charges. police say his dogs mauled this woman to death. kelly'ss whether you can be criminally prosecuted for your pet's actions. plus emotional testimony at the irs hearing on capitol hill this morning. one woman cheerfully describes how she and her husband's deep love of their country made them targets for the tax man. >> i am not here as a vessel. i am not begging my lords for mercy. i am a born free american woman, wife, mother and citizen. i am telling my government that you have forgotten your place. l-uk÷ >>> fox news alert and a major announcement moments ago out of new jersey as governor chris christie announces his plans to fill the senate seat left vacant after the death of long-time senator frank loutenburg, a democrat. the senator says he will not make the pick himself. >> this is about guaranteeing the people of new jersey both a choice and a voice in the process and representation they deserve in washington. who ever -- whoever is going to be our united states senator should be nominated by a primary of the people and voted on by al