senator patty murray calls these ads 'deplorable and sexist.' what's your response?'einberg: "well frankly obamacare is creepy and scary for my generation. feinberg also says the health exchanges, where people will go to buy private policies under obama- care, will get too much of customers' private data. that information's gonna span from private information such as tax information and personal financial information. but it's also gonna be health-status pieces of information, such as whether or not i'm sexually-active. senior administration officials have told cnn that the exchanges will get some financial information but not your medical history- except your age, and whether you smoke. feinberg says counter to president obama's remark- generation opportunity's not trying to encourage young people not to buy any health insurance. but there's also controversy over who's backing these ads: "these are billionaires several times over." the president implies, and democratic senator patty murray says flat-out, that it's the koch brothers, charles and david koch. strongly-

we're very pleased to welcome senator patty murray as our guest, who is chairman of the senate budget committee. before i invite patty up to the stage, i want to give a special thank you to exxon mobil. they have been partners on this program since the beginning. we came up with a get together to try to bring together a community of women leaders in washington. exxon mobil has supported the program since offset. our partner terry is vice president and is the leader of the washington office for mobile. she joined the firm in 2001. prior to that, deputy assistant at the department of energy. a few housekeeping notes -- we encourage you to be part of the conversation. you can tweet comments. the hash tag is #atlanticww. we will also have an opportunity for q&a at the end. we are taping and live streaming. silencer cell phones please. i'm very happy to introduce senator patty murray. senator murray was born and raised in washington. she never imagined a career in politics. she got into it as a mom. she was advocating for one of her children. she miniature to washington and was told she co

>> guest: in terms of power and influence within the senate, i think that patty murray is very close to the democratic leadership. and it is a woman that's going to advance in democratic leadership, should be the one to look at. she was already senate campaign committee chair, head of the supercommittee. harry reid really likes it. she's the budget year. harkin is retiring. i'm guessing she might try to be, the chair of the h.e.l.p. committee. she has the trust of leadership. so you consider having a lot of influence on the policy agenda that democrats pursue going forward. >> host: just in talking with people up on the hill and staffers, leadership staffers and other people who watch leadership, it's interesting you should point out patty murray because one of the reasons i think that harry reid went to her for the supercommittee and customer, whatever to cheer when nobody else wanted to, these because she is a workhorse. and other think i know about her is that she has tremendously good relationships with the entire caucus. i kind of feel like there's all this talk about chuck schu

. >> i want to bring in senator patty murray, chairman of the budget committee. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> you told "the new york times" there is no secret room where everybody is hashing something out. is there an escape hatch? is there an 11th hour deal you think is going to happen or is it a very real threat for a government shutdown? >> you know, there's such an easy answer to this. let's pass a clean continuing resolution that will allow us room for the next six weeks or so to put together the broader budget deal to determine where we're going to go for the next several years. >> but john boehner has already said no to that. >> well, john boehner is trying to figure out what he can do for his tea party republicans versus his other republicans and solve a problem in the republican party. they can have that battle in the republican party. let's not put our american families and the businesses in the middle of that. just pass the clean continuing resolution. there are big divides about where we want our budget to go in the future. it doesn't have

karen funny who is an democrat info babe, including democrat senator patty murray. this is the brick hum talking point, which is the republican party's run completely on fear of me. and here's how this sound bite goes. >> oh, we can't do that. we can't speak out against rush. but he's not a leader in the party. don't think that, it's just we can't say anything. similarly you hear that kind of conversation about the tea party people. >> that's leading from a point of fear, and people don't support fear. >> who are they talking about, me or cruz? i don't know who they're talking about here. because in my name, we can't do that, we can't speak out against rush, he's not a leader. it's not that we can't say anything, they're talking about me. >> oh, rush, you know you love it when we talk about you. but i have to say, senator cruz is able -- has been able to shut down the government, refuse to fund the debt ceiling and halt the economy. rush, i think you're about to be dethroned. up next, i'll speak with two democrats on how to deal with chaos in the grand old party. th

senator patty murray calls these ads 'deplorable and sexist.' what's your response?'well frankly obamacare is creepy and scary for my generation. feinberg also says the health exchanges, where people will go to buy private policies under obama- care, will get too much of customers' private data. that information's gonna span from private information such as tax information and personal financial information. but it's also gonna be health-status pieces of information, such as whether or not i'm sexually-active. senior administration officials have told cnn that the exchanges will get some financial information but not your medical history- except your age, and whether you smoke. feinberg says counter to president obama's remark- generation opportunity's not trying to encourage young people not to buy any health insurance. but there's also controversy over who's backing these ads: "these are billionaires several times over." the president implies, and democratic senator patty murray says flat-out, that it's the koch brothers, charles and david koch. strongly- conservati

senator patty murray calls they deplorable and sexist. what's your response?re is creepy and scary for my generation. >> reporter: feinberg also says the health exchanges where people go to buy private policies will get too much of customers' private data. >> that information will span from private information such as tax information and personal financial information, but it's going to also be health status pieces of information, such as whether or not i'm sexually active. >> reporter: senior administration officials have told cnn the exchanges will get some financial information, but not your medical history, except your age and whether you smoke. feinberg says countered to president obama's remark, generations opportunities -- but there's also controversy over who's backing these ads. >> these are billionaires several times over. >> reporter: the president implies and democratic senator patty murray says flat-out that it's the koch brothers, strongly conservative mysterious billionaires who are behind the ads. >> tax records show that generation opportunity

again, many thanks to karen and senator patty murray. >> thank you. [applause] >> i thought were read would start is the story about the school is one. one of the things that i thought was so remarkable and by wanted to start their is when you look at the hearings this year on military sexual assault, so many women there are asking questions and comparing that to that picture of anita hill being questioned by all of these men. it felt like we have come such a long way. >> it is a good place to start. >> absolutely. looking forward to hearing your thoughts and comments as well. i remember it like it was yesterday. i was a state legislator. we were working passionately on issues i cared about. preschool education got me into politics to start with. issues around family and fighting for things that i cared about. i remembered hearing about a nomination back of the nation's capital. the entire nation keyed into what was happening in d.c. i turned on my television to watch the united states senate committee interrogate this poor woman named anita hill. i k

patty murray, chairman of the senate budget committee. they want to shorten it to see if there is a way to do long-term or an annual budget. here's what she said. >> this bill is simply a clean resolution to allow our government to function. it is not a place where we should be negotiating a burch of other doles. some agreeable and some not. then we can have a debate about the other issues and put it in our budget which is what we have been focusing on. >> her vision is by november 15th, you will send back that you guys spend weeks trying to deal with the individual appropriations. the possibility that that can happen? >> in two years, the senate hasn't passed one appropriation bill. >> the house? they have gotten four out of the big 13. >> when the senate will not function well either. the house has gotten advice from senators, but i have talking, the house passes and budget control level caps. president obama signed and democrats support. they have to add these things to get the votes in the house and they have the rejection and special

if had to bet, irbet what you heard from patty murray is will what you'll hear from the president, theyd position politically and they're going to put pressure on republicans and talk about tea party tantrums and shutting down the government and try to seek the political high ground from their point of view on this issue. as far as republicans are concerned, there's really a certain amount of disorganization in the house right now, speaker boehner wanted to send a clean bill back, not have the fight over the shutdown. have the fight instead over the debt limit, which is much less popular, and have a battle over that, over obamacare, key stone pipeline. but when he presented that his rank-and-file yesterday, they said, no. we got this deadline. ted cruz has put the -- has made the case, we need to continue to fight on obamacare, and interestingly enough, one democrat said he would support a year delay on the individual mandate. so i suspect it won't be defunding obamacare but they're going to send something back that is going to make a demand of the democrats and the president and the qu

. >> we have senator patty murray, the chair of the senate budget committee saying today, it's an irresponsible exercise in tea party pandering. >> well, she needs to listen to the american people and over the last few weeks members were home in their districts all across this country and we heard the stories from individuals, from families that are almost panicked over how they see this law being implemented and whether it's access to the doctor, to the hospital, premium increases and they are not sure how they are going to pay for it. i have counties where they might have the insurance card but yet the local hospital, local doctor doesn't accept that insurance card. it's being seen more and more as unworkable and we need the senate to listen to the american people. the american people see that this law needs to be repealed, replaced. >> okay. you have some folks over there, gop senators who have gotten together in a very organized effort. now ted cruz, mike lee, they will be joined by others, apparently, really trying to rally the troops for the gop. john mccain spoke out saying it's not rati

future, the statement of our national values that our democratic proposal had under chairwoman patty murray in the senate and chris van hollen in the house. whatever the reason, for six months, they have not wanted to negotiate. and for six months they are saying, the president doesn't want to negotiate. but they are the ones who had the responsibility under the regular order of the house to come to the budget table to reconcile our differences. i salute the president for saying that the full faith and credit of the united states is not negotiable. we will not default on the debt that we have all incurred already. so that is over here. so when he say that is not negotiable, that doesn't mean that we won't negotiate on the budget which is in the continuing resolution, a separate issue. so you can only conclude that insecure because of the poverty of ideas or just determined to shut down government, maybe they don't fully understand the consequences of it, the republicans have once again come to the floor with a bill, which they know will shut down government. 5 1/2 hours from now. 1/2 hours

patty murray yesterday said that they all have come out of committee.ry reid has not taken them up but these appropriation bills fund our government for the next year. if he would have just gotten them past, everything would be fine. now harry reid says the affordable health care act was law. so was slavery and so was doma. believe -- people in the long run are going to hurt. i don't like all of the occurring and everything up there, either. occurring -- the bickering and everything up there, either. we need to think about the people. host: mike from colorado e-mails senator rand paul has an op-ed this morning in "the washington " -- next is mike in tuscaloosa, alabama on our democrat line. good morning, you're on "washington journal." caller: to cook point. that stoodhe senator up there for 20 something hours, i believe they had a hand in it. , theat it this way republican party keeps talking about paying our bills. hostageholding this law for a bill that they actually made. wars -- wee shouldn't have been fighting them in the first place. the are a ki

senator patty murray of washington, chairman of the senate budget committee, worked flethrough a budget that passedd we then asked for the obvious. let's have a meeting with the house. they're controlled by republicans. we have a democratic majority here. why don't we just sit down now and work out our differences shall the differences between the two -- and work out our differences, the differences between the two budgets about $90 billion, substantial for sure, but something that's at least worth sitting down and discussing. we came to the floor of the senate repeatedly asking for a chance to sit down and work it out. and, sadly, three or four senators on the other side of the aisle continued to object. they wouldn't let us sit down and talk. they wouldn't let us try to find a bipartisan solution to this challenge, and it brings us to this moment. not having agreed hon on a budt resolution, we've been unbe able to pass appropriations bills -- though they're ready in the united states senate. i know a little bit about the this because my new responsibility in the appropriations committ

washington democratic senator patty murray says a cnbc poll women firmly oppose defunding obamacare under any circumstances maybe because they have the most to lose. north carolina republican congressman richard husband writes -- >> now some programing information for you. , join us thursday for live coverage after long-term economic outlook from cbo director doug doug elmendorf. starting 10:00 a.m. eastern live on our companion network, c-span3. >> some pollsters are looking to virginia's gubernatorial race to continue studying population and demographic shifts to america's suburbs and how this will affect future elections in america. american university hosted the discussion monday in washington, d.c. the 2012 presidential election results spotlighted how demographics played a role in president obama's win over gop nominee mitt romney. elizabeth williamson, a reporter with the "wall street journal" who covered the 2012 race was among several polling experts participating in today's panel. this is just under 90 minutes. >> my name's john kornaki. i'm assistant director of the washington

patty murray, democratic senator, tweeting -- very least, we should be able to deliver to our constituents is not actively sabotaging the economic recovery. republican of south -- disappointed democrats stood with party bosses and not american majority to defund obamacare. twitter.com/cspan. that vote in the senate a short while ago was 54-44, the senate passing the continuing resolution and sending it back to the u.s. house. the house will be in tomorrow to take up that legislation, coming in at 10:00 for morning our speeches and then noon for legislative work in the house. before the passage in the senate this afternoon and before the house wrapped up today amid democratic leader nancy pelosi talked about what is ahead this weekend in the u.s. house. good morning. inches four days, the american people will see the affordable care act come into effect. on october 1, the health insurance marketplaces will open , offeringment american families more competition, more choices, and most importantly, affordable quality health care. a new study this week shows that 95% of uninsured americans wil

for many, many months, senator patty murray, the head of the budget committee, has been asking permission to just simply bring our senate-passed budget to conference committee where it can meet up with the house budget and where we can at least try to work out a long-term solution. senator mccain and senator collins have joined us in this call to be allowed to bring a long-term budget to a conference committee, but we have been met every step of the way with opposition from the other side. that is where we should be working these things out. instead, we are on the floor today to try to end the brinkmanship on simply keeping the government going. secondly, we have another problem, and that is that our country will hit its legal borrowing limit as soon as mid october, and when this happens, we will be asked to do what congress has routinely done 70 times over the past 50 years, and that is to pay our country's bills. let me be clear. this is about making good on commitments that we have already made. this is about doing what regular americans do every month when they pay their credit card b

senator patty murray brought it to the floor. we wanted to bring this first spending bill to the floor. let's debate it, let's get it done. and the republicans objected, objected to considering this appropriations bill on the floor. so they objected to a conference committee on a budget. they objected to the spending bills. and here we are at the 11th hour, approaching october 1 without the money to continue the functions of government. and now we are facing a slowdown this week. and we are going to begin what may not technically be a filibuster but at least is a delay in meeting our responsibility to fund our government. some have said the house republicans and others, if you do not stop president obama's health care reform act, we'll shut down the government. that isn't fair. as senator mikulski has said, there are people across america counting on the functions of our government. and this notion that we're somehow going to shut down the government with this political threat is unacceptable. unacceptable to the american people

speakers include majority leader harry reid, chuck schumer and patty murray. their remarks were about 20 minutes >> the government is going to shut down in three days, 10 hours, five minutes, nine seconds. the senate has acted. we have done it with bipartisan cooperation. we passed the only goal that will avert a government shutdown monday night. i said this on the floor, i say it again -- this is it. time is gone. our rules are different than the house. the bill would pass the house -- the bill that we just passed would pass the house overwhelmingly if the speaker had the courage to bring it to the floor and let 435 members of the house of representatives vote. i think they should think very carefully about their next step. this will force a government shutdown. they need to accept what we just passed. to be absolutely clear, we are going to accept nothing that relates to obamacare. there is a time and place for everything, and this is not that time or place. we are willing to debate or willing to do that, on any issue, but we need to do it in a call, rationa