pascrell. mr. pascrell, aye. mr. ryan. mr. ryan. mr. ryan, aye. ms. moore. ms. castor. mr. mcdermott. ms. lee. ms. lee, aye. mr. jeffries. mr. jeffries, aye. mr. pocan. mr. pocan, aye. mrs. lujan grich am. aye. mr. huffman. mr. cardenas. mr. cardenas, aye. mr. blumenauer. mr. schrader. mr. schrader, aye. mr. doggett. mr. doggett, aye. mr. kildee. mr. kildee, aye. mr. chairman. mr. chairman, no. >> any other member wish to change their vote or to vote? that was mr. huffman recorded. >> mr. huffman. mr. huffman, aye. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 13, the noes are 22. >> the noes have it and the amendment is not agreed to. i believe mr. doggett, do you have an amendment? >> i do. i have an amendment at the desk. >> there's an amendment at the desk. the clerk will designate the amendment and the staff will distribute the amendment. >> an amendment offered by mr. doggett relating to corporate compensation. >> the gentleman is recognized for eight minutes. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman, last january the -- with considerable

pascrell from the great state of new jersey. mr. pascrell. the chair: how much time? mr. van hollen: i yield him a minute and a half. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pascrell: this budget is fundamentally unserious. we've heard this now for four years in a ree. my friends on the other side of the aisle come down to the floor with their draconian budget, claiming they are reluctantly forced to make tough decisions because the specter of a debt crisis is around the corner. this, despite the fact that our deficit is falling at the fastest rate since the end of the second world war. we said this, we would do it, and we did it. the supposedly looming debt crisis is going to be so incredibly bad for this country that we need to reluctantly gut programs that help low and moderate americans -- and you stand there and stand up there and talk to us about tax and spend democrats? you can't balance your budget without the affordable care act . isn't that a honey? you've done everything to dismantle it, over 50 votes to get rid of it, now you're using it in the revenues to

pascrell's comments. as a place to candy, particularly important to the pharmaceutical industry and you'll be receiving a letter from mr. pascrell emma stone along with several other members pertaining to this issue and validating the special 31 priority watch list in 2014. because that canada lacks of adequate and effective this intellectual property rights protection. so we look forward to getting your response on that. i appreciate the dialogue today. thank you again for your service. >> ms. sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i'd like to begin by adding my voice to those who will wish you well, and at the risk of my husband thinking -- i will say like all good men in my life, you are leaving too soon. and while i say that tongue in cheek, your leadership will be missed. ambassador froman, i want to take you for joining us today. i have many questions i'd love to ask but i have to that i would like to get to because i will jump right in. as you know, the united states is the world's largest creato

pascrell. mr. pascrell: thank you. mr.speaker, this isn't as country complicated as one would pretend -- isn't as complicated as one would pretend it to be. first of all, the c.b.o. says, if this were the law of the lapped, in other words, if this bill -- land, in other words, if this bill would have been passed by both the house and the senate when it first came up, it would have cost us $50 billion more in the 2014 budget. i find that hard to believe that you would accept that when you practically -- the gentleman that i'm speaking to right now through the chair -- has voted no on everything under the sun. so i find that difficult to believe. there needs to be rules, particularly in all financial matters. those rules have a purpose. i am telling you, this is a process question and this does not in any manner, shape or form enhance the passage of a budget that we can live with, we americans. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. yarmuth: i now yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is rec

and congressman earl pascrell lays out his party's budget priorities. and the west virginia chemical spill that happened in january, she will join us later in the show as a guest. "washington journal" live each morning at seven eastern. you can also join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> on the question of integration of baseball. it is clear to me that he had serious doubts about the innovation of this. and they want a fan base. we are thinking that they want our fans. if you want to integrate, take whole team. black all-star teams into the majors. we have bunches of players. >> integrating professional baseball on saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, part of american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> tomorrow the senate is expected to have its first vote on a pay at what a bill that will require employers to pay men and women equally with the same jobs. number cuts went to the floor to discuss the bell. we will hear first from another barber michael you. >> madam president, the bill that we will be voting on tomorrow in the united stat

pascrell. i don't see how anybody could call you a liar when you have been so honest.hing that bothers me is the lack of knowledge of the american people. it is not the congress. we don't seem to understand that what one president does affects the next president. it is like they draw a line -- obama is horrible because bush left him a mess. i don't understand this kind of thinking. our schools something something is wrong. i had a lady say to me the other day that obama is going to change the constitution so he could run for a third term. that is a complete lack of knowledge of how this government works. that is what is wrong. it is not the congress. it is not the president. it is the people. guest: tim, we need to educate people on all levels. whether it is health care. people have crazy ideas about what health care is all about. it is a complicated story. it needs to be addressed. people need help. people should be ensured. everybody has to be in a situation where we are trying to reform the entire system, trying to change how health care is delivered in this country

. >> host: congressman bill pascrell is back at her table democrat of new jersey sits on the budget committee ways & means. we will begin with a budget which kicked off debate of the house republican proposal yesterday on the house floor. what do you like about paul ryan's budget? >> guest: well as eisenhower said if you give me a few moments i will think of something when asked about richard nixon. not too much. it really is a duplication of the 2012 budget which they ram on and you saw what happened with that situation. it's light on investment and providing relief for the upper 5%. americans more than they are divided right now. our previous guest said that investments means tax increases. guest: education, food stamps, which are necessary. that is a very important program that has been proven to help a lot of americans over and over again. we are trying to get any fraud out. jail,s have gone to people have gone to jail. we are not for fraud. we are trying to reduce fraud. there are certain things the government has a responsibility to do. that is why we pay taxes. we respond to the needs

the new jersey democratic congressmen bill pascrell.ouse democrats release their proposal on monday. aaron cogan recently wrote an article on the west virginia chemical spill. we will be joined later in the show. washington journal is live at 7:00 a.m. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> the house started floor debate on the republican digit -- budget plan. we will have some of that debate in a moment. then president obama signed an executive order at the white house. this budget would balance in 10 years. that is something a lot of conservatives are insisting on. to make it balance, they had to use dang amick scoring. a score from the congressional budget office. it was based on the amount of deficit reduction, which basically said that the deficit reduction would actually cause the economy to expand and that would bring in more revenue and reduce spending. they use dynamic scoring for this budget to get it to balance in 10 years. that is the first time that that has been done. >> what does the leadership have to

pascrell. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. ambassador community very, very difficult job.ou inherited a terrible situation with trade imbalance is. i've listened through the smoke and mirror gains of presidents, democrat and republican, on trade issues. the american people are fed up because they have seen the results, which many times have not helped us at all in the long run, and have not helped foreign countries. .. i think this is important. we need an investment. i agree with chairman, ranking member levin when he said we need intense involvement by the congress, not after but before. we have had serious consequences when that did not happen in the past