. >> i'm going to put patty murray in that.'s a democrat. >> she got a phone call through to obama. great job, patty murray. >> did he call ryan? >> remember, the night he came out with the deal, he said he liked it. >> he didn't call. >> don't forget the stock market has rallied through a lot of colossal bumbles. >> but you're right, rick, in the directive and the press conference, the fed said headwinds are being removed. i would say a threatened shutdown would have amounted to a fiscal headwind. >> more important issue, the debt limit. >> which is coming. >> the fact that the heat has gone out -- >> we don't know that. i asked ryan about that. you're going to be around. i asked ryan specifically about what they want from a debt ceiling. he didn't really answer the question. we're going to move on. david, ken, jim iuorio, fred, rick, but now it looks like that top-level tech ceo meeting at the white house already getting results. after 9 ceos let president obama know just how angry they are about the n selfa snooping, it look

you heard patty murray talk about a laundry list of clients of the state who need money. and that in essence gets you at the difference between the republicans an the democrats today and their philosophical approach. but at the beginning of the panel, i think there is one incentive for barack obama to agree with this. he is free falling at the polls. and part of it is the chaos sense in washington and if there is the sense things are getting a little bit back to normal, we will get some credit for that by being there and being -- not the head of a crazy house but the head of something working the way it is supposed to. >> the chaos produced this agreement. this committee is the product of the agreement to end the government shutdown and to get past the debt ceiling. so out of chaos came some order. >> the debt ceiling, by the way, is still out there. the deadline is in february. we have to diesel with that at some -- we have to deal with that at some point too. >> couldn't we end on an up note. >> panel, i'll have you back in a few minutes. >>> next up, president obama ca

house budget committee chair paul ryan and senate budget committee chair patty murray hammering out the two-year agreement. if passed, it would avoid a government shutdown on january 15th. in just a few minutes congressman paul ryan will be here to go "on the record." >>> right now there is a doctor in the house but not for long. obamacare is trampling all over him, how? family doctor joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening to you. >> let me start first with a copy of the ad you put in the newspaper saying that you are shutting down your business why did you put that ad out? why are you shutting down your business. >> okay. closer to the end of the more i realized obamacare is to have electronic medical records and electronic prescribing. i felt this was too much of a financial burden for my office to obtain. this i had to close down my office legitimately. give about a 30 day notice to my patients throughout the community. that's why i put the ad in the paper. i thought some papers might want to know why. i put through the article obamacare. >> in fact, the top of it says due to t

thank you notes to nancy pelosi and patty murray. it's friday december 13th, and this is "now." speaker john boehner can breathe a sigh of relief at least for now. after the dust settled the ryan murray budget vote was overwhelmingly passed, 332-94 with 62 republicans voting against their leadership. of course, in boehner's strange wonderland having only 62 members of your conference defect is considered a victory. unsurprisingly boehner made sure he was holding the speaker's gavel to announce the results. if yesterday's votes saw boehner loosening the iron grip of outside conservative groups and delivering a slap back to them that seemed as cathartic as it did sassy, those same conservative groups are promising revenge. take the senate conservative fund. john boehner has apparently decided to join mitch mcconnell in the war on conservatives. conservatives everywhere need to understand that the party's leadership has declared war on them. them is literally fighting words from the tea party patriots, another ransom note. not upholding conservative principles is how you lose credi

patty murray said i didn't get everything i wanted want. congressman ryan didn't get everything he would want. what we are watching is, as caucus members go behind closed doors, democrats and republicans will be listening for the conversations that come out of those meetings. so, house republicans, including speaker john boehner talked behind -- talk behind closed doors tomorrow and nancy pelosi tweeted out tonight and also put out a statement that she will be talking with her caucus. a bit of political posturing right now because some leaders want to be seen as tough on issues that weren't included in this budget deem. for example, democrats are very concerned it doesn't include an extension of long-term unemployment benefits. those are set to end, expire, on december 28th, just a couple of days before christmas. it wasn't rolled into this deal. democrats are saying this is a problem for us. at the end of the day, will they just go ahead and vote for this because they like having some sort of budget deal, some contours to keep the governme

>> reporter: we're watching for the two key players to come out and address the media, and patty murray democrat of washington state and paul ryan congressman of wisconsin, they're the two chairs of the budget committees. they've been the ones hammering out this deal. they've been going through meetings with their respective caucuses and debriefing people and we'll get the contours of what they're proposing. two-year budget deal. funding the federal government for two years. it would set new spending limits which would give the appropriators to go back, get to work and come up with new benefits with could, indeed, avoid another government shutdown. they're looking at curbing some of the sequestration cuts, another round coming due in january, and they're looking at airline fees, don't call them taxes. no one likes that word around here. but they'll be looking at user fee replacements. this is a small bargain, it is not a dig beal but it is something at the time when members of congress has not been able to come up with much. it is seen as a bit of a breakthrough. they're naming this bil

patty and i knew we were not going solve. >> patty murray. >> sorry, patty murray and i knew we would not solve every problem like the debt problem, but we wept out to solve this problem. this is a shutdown pass blee in january and possibly again in october. we wee have our principals established here. >> i understand that, but the question is will you demand more in return for raising the deficit. >> we will meet and discuss what it is we want to get out of the debt limit. we don't want anything out of the debt limit. we will decide what it is we can accomplish by one of the problems or concerns i have is we don't know when it is going to hit. the treasury secretary has ultimate discretion on when this could occur. the timing is very much in doubt. we are going to meet in our retreats after the holidays and discuss exactly what it is we are going to try and get with this. >> in the bill that the house passed, the republicans extend the so-called dock fix. you avoid a major cut in reimbursement to doctors who treat medicare patients. you extend that for three months. so the other hand

senator patty murray also said today that she is confident that it will get the votes that they need. if they do, the threat of a government shutdown would be off the table for two years. we would have ourselves a rare moment of bipartisanship. congressman chris van hollen also had an interview with al hunt and he said that it should not be considered a breakthrough in washington's gridlock, at least not yet. getthe big test is when we to the debt ceiling. whether or not the house republicans again threatened to not pay the bills that are due. they may try to use that moment to extract concessions on their agenda. feel -- that fight is just around the corner. the debt ceiling is suspended until every seven. that's what often we expect ysidro progress next week before they break for the holiday? >> in the senate, we can expect to see a few things. we can expect to see a vote on the homeland security nominee on monday and janet yellen confirmation -- janet yellen's confirmation will be next week. looking ahead to 2014, speaker boehner formally invited president obama to deliver a state

patty murray has a mouth on her, jon.thy mouth. >> jon: that's not a promising start. >> it got worse. here is the audio from day four. listen [screaming] >> jon: pretty sure that's from texas chain saw massacre. >> pretty sure you're wrong. >> jon: how did they arrive to a deal? >> let's skip to the end. on the last day ryan said hey (bleep) how does a budget of a trillion sound and said make it $1.1 trillion and you have a deal (bleep) and suddeny. ♪ come with me and you'll see a world of passing legislation ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: don't throw your things. someone has to clean that up. will there even be enough votes for this? >> oh, oh, yes, jon. congress will vote for this if they know what is good for them. >> several lawmakers told us that their wifes wifes have thrd to leave leave them if they alld yet another cries dwrois ruin another family crisis. >> now there's a deal, jon, all the representatives head ohm for a merry triple x-mass. there's a lot of stockings being stuffed, jon. i'm talking about a (ble

paul ryan and the senate budget committee chair patty murray for a joint announcement the agreement. this is 15 minutes. >> good evening. i am happy to report that senator murray and i have reached an agreement. we've been talking all year. and this week that hard work of the two of us sitting down and talking to each other all year has paid off. first, it started because we passed budgets. and senator murray deserves credit for passing a budget through the senate. that got the ball rolling so that the two of us started talking. and the reason we're here tonight is to explain what we've agreed to. this bill reduces the deficit by $23 billion. and it does not raise taxes. and it cuts spending in a smarter way. from the outset, we knew that if we forced each other to compromise a core principle he would get nowhere. that is why we decided to focus on where the common ground is. so that's what we've done. that means to me a budget agreement that reduces the deficit without raising taxes and replaces some of the arbitrary, across-the-board spending cuts with smarter, permanent reforms th

patty murray, democratic chairman of the senate budget committee. paul ryan said conservatives can get behind it and so did patty murray. here's their comments. >> as a conservative i think this is a step in the right direction. what am i getting out of this? more deficit reduction. the deficit will go down more if we pass this. point number two, no tax increases. point number three, we're finally starting to deal with auto pilot spending. >> because of this deal the budget process can now stop going from crisis to crisis. >> reporter: that last point is the biggest thing the white house gets. president obama was sick of the brinksmanship to the end of the fiscal year resulting in shut downs and debt living bringsmanship. he praised this as a good first step. not the end point but a first step. when i talk to democrats and republicans on the hill they say they do believe it can pass both chambers. republicans are also expecting at least half of the democrats in the house to vote for the deal but you've got somebody sitting right with you larry who c

do now you think you could have negotiated a better deal with patty murray?nothing maintains the sequester. it is to undo the limited spending cuts of the sequester. if the leadership was really committed to the sequester which they claim to have been for three years, or two and a half years. then the crowning achievement of republican control of the u.s. house are these limited cuts. it was just a couple months ago where the democrats were demanding a clean ch and they were demanding a clean cr. the conservatives said okay, we agree. hopefully we can agree to a continuing resolution spending levels for the remainder of the fiscal year. this is a step backwards in my opinion. >> last question. paul ryan seemed to indicate some optimism. he thinks there will be the votes. he said we will. we feel good about that. at the end of the day, do you think votes are there to pass this? >> when you increase spending in washington, that's a bipartisan deal. my guess is it will pass. it depends how many americans are find the spending increases in washington and they're

that have vastly different visions and ideologies about government and so i applaud paul ryan and patty murray for this deal i think this is what you know what happens when you compromise nobody gets one hundred percent of what they want paul ryan said he didn't get everything you want patty murray said she didn't get everything she wants but you know what we need to realize that with the divided government we have to come together splitting it down the middle the same is down the middle that's a good place to start of course i'd like to see more reforms more cuts all those things but hey obama is president the democrats controlled the senate let's be honest people about what we can accomplish in the next year if they get if we're cutting some money from the deficit that's a great start if we're coming together and talking and coming up with that in agreement that is a fantastic start to you know the koch brothers have spoken i mean freedom what is the threshold organ as this is a mode this is a no deal this is a no go and they're funded a lot of these republican candidates and more importantl

us the house and senate negotiators to this conference committee headed up by the senate side patty murray and on the house side paul ryan a democrat and a republican respectively have announced a deal here's their. constant crisis cost us billions of dollars in lost growth and jobs and the continued across the board cuts from sequester ation we're forcing our families and communities to pay the price so i am very proud to stand here today with chairman ryan to announce we have broken through the partisanship and the gridlock and reached a bipartisan budget compromise that will prevent a government shutdown in january our deal with the deal increases federal spending to one point zero two trillion next year about thirty four billion more than the nine hundred sixty seven billion cappa stablish by the sequester it provides sixty three billion dollars in sequester relief over two years but cuts another twenty five billion by extending a two percent cut to medicare established by the budget control act of two thousand and eleven this is no grand bargain there's no grand bargain in the deal no

i spoke exclusively to the architects of the deal, both ryan and senator patty murray of washington state. we'll show you that interview in a couple minutes, but to me the more provocative question with our congressman, bill richardson, nancy gibds, managing editor of time, kathleen parker and steve inskeep. you have this fight on the right. >> you're going to have lawmakers who complain about this because they have constituencies and it's safe to fight about it because it's going to pass, anyway. a lot of them are being addressed, deficits have gone down, taxes are going down a little bit, spending has gone down and that does create a little room for lawmakers to address issues they want to pass. it's safe to complain. >> it's a different conversation that i had with ryan on the hill. you look at that furious response on the right, it makes me wonder whether things get worse, whether the right gets more entrenched on some of these questions. >> i've been talking to people on the hill, and on both sides, there's actually not much public interest in the budget, to tell you the truth. the c

it was drafted by congressman paul ryan and senator patty murray.president said that he will sign it as soon as it reaches his desk. >>> in kiev police are batons and bulldozers are pulling back where protesters are gathered in the ukrainian capitol. >>> thousands are waiting in line to pay their last respects to nelson mandela. his body will lay instate over the next three days and then his body will be taken to his home village where he'll be buried on sunday. >>> snow and winter bringing concern for refugees, that now total more than 3 million. here is more from beirut. >> we apologize for the fact that we seem to be having technical difficulties with this scene's package. dave warren has more, what is the situation, and why are they getting so much snow. >> meteorologist: it is one big storm, and it is just beginning. it's coming off the mediterranean and bringing in the moyes and a lot of cold air. not only will snow be a problem but flooding will be a problem as well as this storm moves in. we're close to 800,000 or living at lebanon and half

>> reporter: paul murray and patty ryan have been behind closed doors for months. these talks have been ongoing behind closed doors ever since the senate has been putting patty murray's budget on the floor. they kept those talks going even as other efforts by leadership were found and even as we went through that government shutdown. they passed this as a success of basically two budget policy wonks who sat down and were -- they had to file this bill before midnight tonight to get it out this week. >> so the timeline now is they had until friday right? i mean friday's the last day, are they going to get this things passed? we're already seeing condemnations by house republicans. are they going to have the votes for this in the house? >> well, that's what we're still waiting to see. it seems as though leadership has made a commitment to bring it to the fore, that's what paul ryan said tonight in his press conference, you saw as you just read positive statements from the leadership. but the house had to get this finished by the end of the week. the senate still has a

what i hear from patty murray, i spoke to her the other night, negotiations are making progress, movingn the right direction. >> i want to bring in our company, carrie budoff brown, ron fornier. good morning. >> good morning. >> carrie, is getting a deal done, if it does happen this week, a major milestone or is this the smallest possible thing they could do just to keep the government up and running? >> well, it's more significant than the deal that they got two months ago to keep the government running. that was a two-month deal and so it didn't really get them much. the way -- the reason this would be more significant is because they would be trying to roll back some of the sequester cuts, change the composition of that, deal with that in a more significant way than they have. but like the "washington post" reported this morning, it doesn't deal with any of the real long-term issues that are facing the government, the budget, debt entitlements, this is just sort of a swimming in place kind of deal, intended on preventing a shutdown and not really dealing with a lot of the long-term s

i spoke exclusively to the architects of the deal, both ryan and senator patty murray of washington state. we'll show you that interview in a couple minutes, but to me the more provocative question with our round table, bill richardson, nancy gibbs, managing editor of time, kathleen parker and steve inskeep. you have this fight on the right. >> you're going to have lawmakers who complain about this because they have constituencies and it's safe to fight about it because it's going to pass, anyway. a lot of them are being addressed, deficits have gone down, taxes are going down a little bit, spending has gone down and that does create a little room for lawmakers to address issues they want to pass. it's safe to complain. >> it's a different conversation that i had with ryan on the hill. you look at that furious response on the right, it makes me wonder whether things get worse, whether the right gets more entrenched on some of these questions. >> i've been talking to people on the hill, and on both sides, there's actually not much public interest in the budget, to tell you the truth. the c

senate wants that, republicans don't. >> what i hear from patty murray, i spoke to her the other night. negotiations are making progress, moving in the right direction. they have not closed a deal but i hope as part of it the negotiators will take to part ht what the president had to say. >> reporter: wrapping unemployment benefits extension that run out in late december into this deal. the republicans are balking at that. they're trying to replace the sequester cuts, where they get the money to pay for those is the big sticking point. they're looking at user fees, that will be unveiled as the week goes on. no big shutdown news just yet. >> and the issue of plastic guns. it sounds like it's something new with 3d printers but this is old. >> reporter: that's right. since 1988 there has been a ban on producing all plastic guns. they had to contain a metal component. but now can people. print gunned with 3d printers. tonight is the deadline to get the basic bill extended. we'll watch for that this evening. >> libby casey, thank you very much. >> taking a look at our pop business headlines

patti murray briefed senate democrats today.he likely would not have signed off on the deal if she didn't think she had her democrats with her. paul ryan will brief house republicans tomorrow morning. same thing, he kept leaders in the rain party, all the relevant chairs, abreast of these negotiations all the way along so it looks like they won't get everyone. they won't get all the democrats or republican bus they'll get enough. >> pelley: nancy cordes with breaking news on capitol hill. nancy, thanks very much. today the chairman of the senate banking committee, democrat tim johnson, bowed to pressure from the obama administration. he said he will hold off on passing new economic sanctions against iran. the president is concerned that more sanctions would unravel the nuclear deal which calls for the iranians to freeze uranium enrichment for six months in return for u.s. easing of some of the sanctions that have crippled the iranian economy. things are also looking up for the president-- at least a bit-- with the american peopl

there's going to be an announcement moment tearily by paul ryan and patty murray.eement, what they call a bipartisan budget act of 2013. they're coming to the microphones right now. let's listen in. paul ryan and patty murphy. >> good evening. i am happy to report that senator murray and i have reached an agreement. we've been talking all year. and this week that hard work of the two of us sitting downen a talking to each other all year has paid off. it started because we passed budgets. and senator murray deserves credit for passing a budget through the senate. that got the ball rolling so we started talking. this bill reduces the deficit by $23 billion. and it does not raise taxes, and it cuts spending in a smarter way. from the outset, we knew that if we forced each other to compromise a core principle, we would get nowhere. that is why we decided to focus on where the common ground is. so that's what we've done. that means to me a budget agreement that reduces the deficit without raising taxes and replaces some of the arbitrary across the board spending cuts wi

where does patty murray from washington state fit in this? does she have support?redibility within the senate democratic caucus. she was handpicked by harry reid to run the budget committee. she is a veteran of the supercommittee negotiations. she has dealt with paul ryan for several months. i think it is pretty clear democrats believe that she did hold her own. she did not get what she wanted. paul ryan did not get what he wanted as well. this is a standoff, a truce. i think both sides have something to show their respective parties, but they have a lot of work ahead of them. i don't think anyone on the democratic side faults patty murray. >> bob nardelli from cerberus. a question. breakingistened to the news last night and congressman ryan was talking about no increase in taxes, i breathed a sigh a relief in the first thing i read this morning is airline passenger rates will go up. the devil is always in the details. what is going on? can you explain it? >> when you go to the house budget committee website there is a lengthy for gormley asked questions list expla

paul ryan and patty murray patty murray called the deal a win for both sides. >> this agreement is a clear improvement on the status quo. this makes sure we do not have a government shutdown scenario in january, makes sure we do not have another government shutdown scenario in october, makes sure we do not work from crisis to crisis. jobsr job -- deal puts a first. that was paul ryan and democratic senator patty murray. the deal is being hailed as a breakthrough, but not everyone supports it. member markongress spokane said -- for more, we go to rochester, new york, where we are joined by and, an investigative reporter. atis currently a columnist al jazeera and a contributor to newsweek. talk about the deal. >> this deal is a big win for the paul ryan republicans. they will avoid the embarrassment, shame, and political damage of shutting down the government, and they will -- they obtained it from the get democrats without touching at all the major issues, the corporate loopholes are not being closed, the tax avoidance techniques of billionaires who can legally live tax-free if they c

you have to tip your hat to paul ryan and patty murray.weeks or eight weeks ago nobody would have thought they would have agreed on anything. it's small, but at least it's an agreement to restore budget order which we haven't seen in a while. a normal schedule doing budgets. if you start down a long road, you have to start with one step. i don't know if it will lead to broader bipartisan agreement not just on bundgets but more broadly. i can't say. it's a decent step. under circumstances where nothing was working it's i think to be applauded. >> to the extent you're frustrated jim, what does it mean for paul ryan within the the republican party? >> that's a great question. i don't know. this is going to play out in the next number -- actually in the next number of hours as he unveils this to the house of republicans at 10:0. the -- 10:00. there will be a vote possibly friday. the short term is important how does this go over. i've got to say paul and patty have done as roger said -- it's as tough an atmosphere as anyone has ever had. i gue

the house is expected to take up the bill crafted by congressman paul ryan and senator patty murray. it funds the government through 2015 and includes some $85 billion in spending cuts. outside hard line conservatives say it stunts growth and democrats worry it does nothing for expiring unemployment benefits but both sides say that it will pass. >>> the house adjourns for a year on friday, a vote in the senate is expected next week. >>> a probe into the asiana flight 214 crash is laying out a fatal cockpit combination as the ntsb releases dramatic new surveillance video showing the plane crashing into the sea wall and violently cartwheeling around and slamming on to the runway in fran last july, killing three people and injuring more than 200. investigators on wednesday laid out several factors saying pilots failed to notice their air speed was too low, that there was confusion over how the plane's automated systems work, even korean cultural sensitivities. one big focus the automated systems on the boeing 777, the pilot told investigators he was "very concerned about manually landin

paul ryan and patty murray hammering out the agreement. nice to see you, sir. >> good to be back with you. >> you must be happy tonight if you've hammered out this deal? >> i am. because it's a deal that moves the ball in the right direction. it cuts the deficit without raising taxes, by cutting spending in smarter ways than the across-the-board approach. a lot of people were worries about all the defense cuts, and we're cutting spending on auto pilot programs that were untouched for years. doing it in a way to make sure there's no tax increases and make sure we lower the deficit. want me to walk you through it? >> yeah. >> i'm happy to do it. if you look at this charts, discretionary spending, the blue line on the top shows you the agreement we had a year ago under the budget control act. the sequester is the red line which cut spending. what this green area does reflects what we're doing, by preventing the military from getting cut any further, we're putting a little bit of money back in the sequester here, and we're paying for it by cut

right now you got paul ryan and patty murray striking a budget deal.hink republicans, especially republicans who are up in 2014 in the senate understand americans are ready for washington to work. so disgusted by washington. >> let's go there. we've still got more on the program on soweto and we'll be watching that event as it happens and dip in if necessary. but in washington republicans on capitol hill are bracing to push a last minute budget deal through congress before their winter recess. congressman paul ryan and senator patty murray are close to striking a deal, a small deal that would avoid another fiscal showdown yet far from the grand bargain. the proposal would not reform entitlements or tax loopholes and would do nothing to address the rising federal debt but it would replace some of the sequester cuts. tomorrow is the last day the bill could be filed in the house setting up congress for a friday vote which could limit the amount of conservative dissent. as congressman nick mulvany points out i'm resigned to the fact that fiscal conservativ

what i hear from patty murray, i spoke to her the other night negotiations are making progress, movingn the right direction. >> congress has scheduled to begin its break this friday and not return until january the 7th. >>> well, a week after that deadly commuter train wreck in new york officials are upgrading signals. the new signals are expected to be up and running this morning. of course, four people were killed last sunday when a metro north train hit a stretch of track at nearly three times the speed limit. metro north now reducing the maximum speeds at 26 locations across the system. an attorney for the engineer operating the train says his client became dazed right before the crash. over the next year every cab outfitted with an alerter system that detects driver inactivity. >>> business and wall street closing on a positive note all three major indices posting gains after that jobs report. in particular the s&p snapped a five-session slide. let's head over to cnbc's mary thompson joining us. >> good morning to you, brian. you're right, friday stronger than expected jobs report

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patty murray was able to convince democrats it was more important to go forward with this budget deal. they really are trying to get away from this lurching from cross-ice tois crisis. nobody on the hill at this point, congress is so unpopular, they know they have to do something dramatic to fix that. >> but in general this is sort of like a peace meal agreement. there no real chance of a grand barringian here that will bring down the deficit or anything like that? >> no. this really is just nibbling around the edges. the way they cast it yesterday is to say we can only talk about the few things on which we could find common ground. nobody wanted to touch the big issues. so that's where the compromises are. ryan made the argument this actually goes in the direction that he wants to because it starts to make some cuts that are related to entitlement spending. it goes after pensions for the military. >> quickly, i forgot. i really want to ask. this how does this position paul ryan in the public perception and in d.c. for possible presidential run in 2016? >> you know, he made a really a

how did that all come together with patty murray and paul ryan?and paul ryan and i are friends. he's always called him mom and i've called him sonny boy who is wrong. i'm glad we're able to work together. it's not a great deal, it's a good deal. what's most important about it for me is it's increasing investments in the national institutes of health, for breast cancer, all canses, alzheimer's, autism research. it will make a very important investment in early education, and of course transportation. these issues are important to both republicans and democrats, and i hope we can continue moving forward in a bipartisan way. now it's time for the appropriations committee to write the bill. chairman rogers and i also work very well together. so i'm optimistic that it can be a step in the right direction, although i was furious when we left town that we didn't include unemployment insurance in this bill. >> i was going to ask you about that. as of friday long-term uninsurance will expire in a matter of days. those are the people most impacted by contin

we have to govern, just like patty murray is in the majority, and she has to govern. you can't get everything you want, but you can get things done if you focus on the common ground area. i'm not going to begrudge anyone who for one reason or another chooses not to vote, these are not perfect, but we have laid out our vision very clearly. the budget which balances the budget and pays off the debt, is our vision. but we know in a divided government we're not going to get that, so the question we are asking is can we get a step in the right direction? i clearly think it is a step in the right direction. i want to go farther in that right direction, but i think this is a step, and that's why i think it's important we do this, and also to show that we can make this government work a bit. >> when you talk about wanting to go farther, a lot of the critics out there, a lot of conservative groups saw this killings the tough decisions down the road. i don't think you would dispute that necessarily. that are causal the national -- does your having worked with patty murray give

is it good news that finally someone like paul ryan and patty murray could get together in a room and work something out even though it is 20% of the budget in its entirety and it is only for a short term? is it good news? of course it is good news. neither side got everything they wanted. what we got is constituents and citizens talking. that is a good step forward. host: what do you think about the extra congressional process this budget had to go through? guest: i do not like the extra congressional process this budget had to go through. normal assumes there is some normality to it at some point. it has not gone through the normal process since i was there. it is good news that is going through any process. before capitol hill or members of congress can consider reforming the budget process, they should consider using the one that is there. 40% in the house and almost the same in the senate have never gone through the regular budget process. they have not even seen it. they have not seen what we call regular order on capitol hill. he already to go and reform the process. it is like

paul ryan. >> i sent an e-mail to patty murray and paul ryan yesterday, saying thank you. may the lord bless them. if we keep doing this, collaborating, i think america will move rapidly. >> senator murray and representative ryan spoke on the deal yesterday. >> we saw the spectrum of two possible government shutdowns in 2013. that is not good for anybody, not good for the country. >> i think the grand bargain puts everything on the table. i think we can take steps towards reaching a point where we deal with those tougher issues. >> i asked for what may happen in the senate this week. harry reid sounds optimistic that some sort of budget is going to pass. >> we talked about them not committing suicide by not passing the budget. dick durbin told cbs's "face the nation" that democrats still need the support of their colleagues across the aisle. >> the struggle is still on in the united states senate. we will need eight republicans to come our way. i feel like we will have a good strong showing from the democratic side. we need good bipartisan support to pass it. >> i think it

even patty murray one of the authors of the deal. so that is worrisome because it is a door that needs to be cracked open because we need to have these uncomfortable and adult conversations about it. >> and there is a commission that is looking at this very issue although my understanding is they want to increase compensation, not decrease it. >> and the commission has a problem because it is unhinged from any policy. and they will be able to apply a lot of things and they may try to increase pay but they are not going to be wired to decisions that actually get made. it is going to be another study that lays out their elected qua drenle review of military compensation. >> the timing is off. they need to extend the commission so it doesn't report back until after the election because nothing is actionable until after the election. >> and get the president's guidance to the economies. and basically says don't change anything for anybody who is in the service today or who is retired and getting benefits. it has no political or fiscal im