jonathan: paul ryan got together with patty murray and you are able to come up with a solution to avertrisis for two years , but now that is expiring. you have the debt ceiling and we face the possibility of default, and you have got this question of how to fund the government. a large portion of your conference, the conference is in the house, said they would rather shove the government down there and see planned parenthood continue to get funding. some are saying they do not want to raise the debt ceiling the matter what. how do you deal with that? congresswoman rodgers: what we are proposing as it relates to planned parenthood, and these videos have raised serious concerns and it is appropriate , that we do an investigation, so we are going to be launching an investigation. we have been calling for a one-year hold on the funding that would go to planned parenthood, transferring it to federally qualified clinics. and allow us some time to really ask some questions. there should not be taxpayer funding used for abortions. >> which is the current law. >> which is the current law. throug

especially note the senator from missouri, roy blunt, as well as the senator from washington, patty murray, we are going to see an increase in funding in the senate bill this year for n.i.h. if the senate number continues, and i hope that it does. but it shouldn't come at the expense of other programs like the centers for disease control which faces cuts in our version of the bill and receives better treatment in the house. we can't be the world leader in biomedical research by cutting funding for n.i.h. or c.d.c. we should also restore funding for community health centers and substance abuse and mental health programs. mr. president, as i travel around the state of illinois, our state like most states is facing a heroin epidemic. we find that the overdoses and deaths associated with heroin are now striking a part of our population that they never struck before. the prevalence of death from heroin in america in the last 15 years has changed dramatically, and now most of the victims are white between the ages of 18-44, and that means we have to do something about it. not only in policing, w

it goes on all over the country that must be taken seriously and so many races where patty murray iscalled the mom in tennis shoes or claire mccaskill gives the opponent talking about rape as is somehow the fault of the woman. you know what joe demint, legitimate rape is what they call it. we go back through those things you see that they started to boomerang and it hurts the phone at two says the things that i had someone to work through the opponent called me up prom queen queen and daddy schoolgirl. no one even noticed it because i did make a big deal out of it. the point is either no one notices it is so minor and unnecessary and you don't think you need to bring it up but if you do it him or angst. i think some of that is behind us but the real challenge to me is the thing that so hard to define when you are a minority whether you are a racial minority or a minority woman. only 20 of us in the senate. was i not included in the gang to work on the group because there are no women in it and they wanted to hang out with each other or is it they pick people that they wanted to have

he did the budget with patty murray last year.ut paul ryan has said publicly doesn't want that job. that leaves us in a position where jed hencering, jason chaffetz, who's already in the race, tom holcomb of oklahoma, all these names being thrown around -- >> getting something done with the democrat palt ry nuri is not the way -- hillary clinton and her plans to tighten regulations on wall street. what did she propose today? >> remember, tyler, there's the democratic debate. the first of the primary season next tuesday. and hillary clinton facing pressure from her left on wall street issues from bernie sanders, from maniin o'malley, came with a proposal, only released on main paper, she didn't want to draw too much attention to it, to enact some regulatory steps. first of all she's proposing a tax on high frequency trading, which has been associated with the flash crash and some other difficulties on wall street. she thinks that would be a deterrent. she's preparing to close a loophole in the volcker rule that allows banks, guaran

. >> because his stance on immigration and because he cut a deal on the budget with patty murray, the democratic senator from washington. that was in effect mimicked in this new budget deal. but paul ryan, because he was becoming speaker, was compelled to criticize the deal and say the process stinks. look, you cannot overestimate the service that john boehner did for paul ryan by doing this deal. because what it means is for the next -- at least year and a half, paul ryan will not have to do the things that make being a speaker in this republican party so hard. he's not going to have to cut a new budget deal. he's not going to have to raise the debt limit. they don have to do much of anything. so they can consolidate his position. and hope a republican president gets elected and easier to do the things that they want to do. gwen: what kind of relationship does paul ryan have with the white house? >> they have -- the white house , i don't want to speak to how deep that relationship goes. because i don't think i know that. what i do know is when the various candidates were tossed aroun

. >> president obama left oregon to go up to seattle for a fundraiser for senator patty murray. he argued that democrats will follow up these tragedies with remark that is are often more about politics than about real change. >> our thoughts and prayers are not enough. it cannot be this easy for somebody who wants to inflick harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. >> what is wrong with us? that we can't stand up to the nra and the gun lobby and the gunman ewe factture that they represent. this is not just tragic. we don't just need to pray for people. we need to act. >> fox news contribut xxs here to talk about what's being proposed. let's start with foxz digital politics editor on the gun control politics. chris, it's a very emotional time right now. emotions are riding high. and we are seeing that play out there in oregon. you're looking at them seizing the opportunity to one-up each other with who can do more about gun control. is anybody proposing anything that would have kept the gun out of the hands of that shooter last week? >> well, no. but it is a signal

roseburg high school before heading north to seattle for a fundraising event for washington senator patty murray. short visit here but short as it was controversial and outside the entrance to the roseburg airport the welcome mat was hardly out. marine 1 lands in roseburg oregon as president obama comes to visit families of nine people killed at umpqua community college last week. >> have to talk to them, in moments like these, words aren't -- not going to bring their loved ones back. but the one thing that they share is how much they appreciate the entire ucc community, coming together. >> his visit is not too popular here. it's a conservative area, where the second amendment is sacred to many. protesters gather outside the airport. many of them openly and proudly armed. diane coh koenig is packing a .8 that she said she's had since a little girl. >> i'd like to see mental illness be addressed more and our rights left alone. >> we'd like to protect our communities and our properties. >> sign boards are all over this town. a local tattoo shop is has event raced more than $5,000 for a victims fun

passed an amnibus bill with patty murray which had nothing to do with conservatism. i can't believe that they can't find somebody that is a real conservative republican because he isn't. and i may not even vote republican this year because i tell you one thing and then next they think you know -- they tell you one thing and then next thing you know everything goes according to the bhouse. i think people are tired -- according to the white house. i think people are tired of it. i think people will rebel on this election this year. host: and as we look live at hill" e position, "the headline, "ryan to back budget deal." this is what the house will be voting and debating on later this afternoon. paul ryan said on wednesday he'll be backing with a sweeping two-year budget deal just a day after lashing out how the bipartisan accord came together. bernie backs budget. donny, who's next up, he's on the independent line in westin, wisconsin. go ahead. caller: this is my personal opinion as an independent. i think they should do away with caucuses altogether and the election

and against gay marriage but ryan worked across party lines .2 years ago with democratic senator patty murrayn a budget deal and some in the conservative house freedom caucus worry he's too similar to outgoing speaker john boehner. in his last act as speaker of the house, boehner pushed for a bi-partisan deal on the budget and debt ceiling hoping to give paul ryan a fresh start. >> i made it clear a month ago when i announced that i was leaving that i wanted to do my best to clean the barn. i didn't want him to walk into a dirty barn full of you know what. so, i have done my best to try to clean it up. >> ryan complained about the budget negotiating process but ultimately said he would support the deal. we have been a clean barn, ryan has a tough job ahead. he inharris the same fractured republican caucus that pushed john boehner to step down and a charged political climate heading into the 2016 elections. libby casey, al jazeera washington. >>> the house today also approved a sweeping bucket deal. it would raise the federal borrow limit until march of 2017 ending the threat of a government s

across the aisle, he had a budget deal as budget chairman he was working on the senate democrat patty murray, i have spoken with her in detail about how he did that and a lot of that was personal relationships, building up that personal relationship, giving some ground but taking ground, someone who is a fiscal conservative, he wants to control spending, wants indictment to come under control, he has written about that so he is the best person in the chamber. jon: does that low come with him if he gets that job? will there be a honeymoon period for this new potential speaker of the house? >> no. i don't think there will be uneven period because of the fiscal crisis the country is facing, the expiring budget deals needs to fix and there is an increasing impatience in the republican party, not just the house freedom caucus but beyond that that the country is spending too much money and we are at a pivotal moment. it may be difficult for paul ryan to achieve a compromise he had a couple years ago that mean that just referenced. a lot of republicans saying now is the time to stop kicking the can

and you have said we are more collaborative and will find a way around the problem and here is patty murray and became a deal on the budget where others failed. you have the women's empowerment and on the hand wait a minute, i will not endorse hillary clinton, she is a woman and we are paying not to create a sisterhood or replicate problems in the past. where do you come down on it when it comes to this bake basic impression. is this because of the historical history or what? >> guest: i think both are true. you can make decisions based on merit without gender and at the same time have a disposition that allows you to work on problems where you worry about whether or not you won or get the credit. i think the difference, this isn't complicated i don't think. the women in the senate, we had to go through a lot of the sames things to get there. if you get there, we have a lot in common and there is almost an unspoken language and we get each other. even though i have huge disagreements with deb fischer or joni ernst. a lot has to do with motherhood and some getting around the sexism early in

clearly positioning himself as someone who ala the paul ryan who worked out the budget deal with patty murray and the democrat from the senate could the get continuing resolutions passed, could avoid government shutdowns. that was the stake he put in the ground. joining me thomas fann at the brookings institution, co-author "it's even worse than it looks." you wrote a book about how abnormal historically the republican, particularly the republican party and the republican house is. we're seeing that abnormality an play out in terms of the sequence of events that brought about the end of john boehner, kevin mccarthy not taking the job. now ryan stipulating a variety of conditions. i interpret to bring that can republican caucus to heal, what are the odds that's going to work? >> not high. slim to none and slim just left the bar. listen, it's a tough, tough haul here. what i think ryan has done is met the challenge. he was supposedly the only person who could do this. if he refused to try, then it would not play well with him but he sat down some demands. he didn't articulate them in enough det

conservative media on the right, essentially calling him rhino ryan, saying the deal he cut with patty murray was way to conciliatory. so he's dealing with conservative outrage regarding his speakership as well. from everything i've heard is that he will not move forward until the path to 218 is completely clear. he does not want to get muddied up similar to what happened to kevin mccarthy and john boehner. he got a call today from his former running mate, mitt romney. romney said "i wouldn't presume to tell paul what to do but i do know that he's a man of ideas who is driven to do public good." >> we've heard all those members. we'll see. i think it the first day of deer hunting season i'm told in washington and he at least gets to -- he can bring his kids with him. i'm guessing that's what he'll be doing. luke russert, stick to your phone. >> let's head to the pentagon. one year after the u.s. launched a $500 million campaign to train rebel fighters in syria, news today of a major change, or at least a temporary major change. officials announced a, quote, operational pause on the program. o

alexander for example, chairman of the health committee is working on a bipartisan basis with patty murray, they have already passed a no child left behind rewrite in the committee which will be helpful. they're going to try to do a higher education reform and then they will move on to consider a bill that has already passed the house by quite a large margin, fred upton's 21st century cures bill which would increase the amount of money spent on medical research. that is the committee that is functioning well. i think bob coker is not an exciting guy, he is chairman of the foreign races committee he does not have the energy, obvious energy that jack kemp has but he is a constructive for. >> authors turning us this morning with jack kemp. more contract he, also known as the beltway voice. we'll go to david in indianapolis. >> caller: good morning gentlemen. host: david we are losing you. david you have to talk more into the phone. >> caller: is there more of a aggressive view with reagan, they were at odds with each other. host: david i'm going to jump in. i think we have your point. >> i th

mention the fact that he worked successfully across the aisle, across the capitol with a democrat patty murray to come up with a budget deal a couple of years ago. but of course those are also reasons why a lot of people do want him to run because he can get things done across party lines. >> dana bash on capitol hill, thanks. let's talk with one of those conservatives about the speaker's race. republican congressman of idaho a member of the freedom caucus. congressman, good to see you as always. >> great to be here. >> would speaker ryan be acceptable to you and fellow members of the freedom caucus? >> if you remember a couple days ago we made a selection. we're standing behind daniel webster. >> daniel webster of florida. >> our freedom caucus decided to endorse him. paul ryan is not a declared candidate yet. if he declares his candidacy, i think we're going to expect him to also come talk to us like he's talking to everybody else and to answer some questions. because it's not about the who. i think paul ryan's a wonderful member of congress. probably the smartest guy we have in the conferen

well, look, he did cut that deal with patty murray, and that was very civil and very constructive inthe country's finances. and everything he said yesterday about regular order, about committee chairs calling the shots, about everybody kind of from the ground up having a say in the matter, that's all great. you know what though? john boehner said exactly the same thing when he came in, and now there's a sense of turning the page and so forth. so, look, i would say people wish paul ryan well across the board, but all those things you ticked off that he has in mind to do are going to have to wait until he's got 60 votes in the senate and a republican in the white house, because the ryan budget was actually kind of toxic publicly. not among house republicans, but certainly in the broad public. so i think those ideas are probably not going to be something he's going to lead with. he doesn't want to split his conference sooner than he has to. cheryl: okay, so, brad, from a republican standpoint, from a strategic standpoint for the party, for the house gop, what do you think he should tack

he is a policy person, primarily and has worked with democrats, with patty murray, he's done stuff underent reforms. so i think he may actually help the republican image because, a, he's an attractive guy, a nice, outgoing, friendly guy, but he alsoly cares about actually cares about policies. the tea party was right about boehner, he wasn't aggressive with ideas. democrats were coming out with proposals and ideas and republicans had a black hole. >> woodruff: will that mean they will be able to reach an agreement on the debt ceiling and do something about the highway bill? does this mean things will get down? >> i find it hard to believe they would ruin his early faith by shutting down the government and not doing the debt ceiling. further down the road, i think he'll have the same problems as boehner. >> the party has not consisted of including policy, other than newt gingrich who was the exception here. i think, judy, part of the concession, he's making a mistake, and i think that the speaker's job description has been the one person who can hold that caucus together, and one of the t

backed the bipartisan deal in 2013 with patty murray and just last week, he got this unlikely endorsement paul ryan fan. i don't agree with him on much of what he does but generally speaking i think that he's been -- we've been able to work with him. >> safe to say house republicans weren't waiting to hear who harry reid liked for the job. so that statement might have been a mix of sincerity and mischief. let's talk to democrats about paul ryan. joining me south carolina congressman james clyburn, number three on the democratic side of the house. good afternoon. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >> well, let me ask you, what do you expecting from speaker paul ryan and your relationship with him? >> well, i have a very good relationship with paul ryan. as chair of the budget committee, he entertained it, the proposals i put forth for 10, 20, 30, the record of the money in that section of the budget to communities where 20% or more of the population struggling beneath the poverty level in the last 30 years. he locked the concept, gave me a hearing, we talked about it later. i believ

notably, senator patty murray. the democrat from washington state. being able to put together a budget. a year and a half ago. and that ability to have the conservative backing but still be able to cut deals with democrats, even small ones, is -- should be highlighted, particularly if this paul ryan buzz is for real. >> mark murray, luke russert. steve kornacki, thank you for being with us. donald trump rapped up a rally in las vegas. he made headlines. we'll go there live up next. the app where you put fruit hats on animals? i love that! guys, i'll be writing code that helps machines communicate. (interrupting) i just zazzied you. (phone vibrates) look at it! (friends giggle) i can do dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs... you name it. i'm going to transform the way the world works. (proudly) i programmed that hat. and i can do casaba melons. i'll be helping turbines power cities. i put a turbine on a cat. (friends ooh and ahh) i can make hospitals run more efficiently... this isn't a competition! ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel

we saw patty murray really break ground with paul ryan, of course, on the budget a few years ago, andyou definitely see that trend. i think it is very important to really cultivate women running for office at the state and local level in congress, because then when it comes to the presidency, then you therefore have a bigger bench. but women i talk to about running for office, the one thing that they always point to is the difficulty in fund-raising, the difficulty they think that they have in asking for money, i'm wondering if you find that to be some kind of prohibitor or something that keeps people back. >> well, certainly they are definitely nervous about fund-raising, but what we do at emerge is we walk them through the steps, and teach them how to fund raise. we take women through a six-month training program. we show them how to do this. if you can potty train a child you can fund raise, i do a whole presentation. it's not that hard if you learn how to do it. >> philip, we've been if he k s focusing on democrats. republican women you have your eye on? >> krrl krrl carly fiorina

. >> his stance on immigration, his stance on taxes, cutting a budget deal with patty murray who is ay progressive democrat, these are things that have basically turned him into a squish for a lot of ideologically pure conservative who see the things he's done as being bad for the brand. and i think he's a guy that's very willing to compromise, he's willing to work with democrats, he's willing to work with moderate republicans. he's by no means a moderate himself. he's a very conservative person. you know, but, he's willing to work with people who don't believe in everything he believes in. and that, for these guys, is just an absolute disqualifier. they do not believe in any sort of, you know, cooperation with democrats, giving up anything. they want them to hold the line and to constantly hold the line. and that's the deal. it's take it or leave it with them. >> do you think there are approximately 30 members of the house republican caucus who look at paul ryan and think he's a squish and wouldn't support him? that's kind of roughly the magic number that they need to pull together i

a deficit people are congress about, and came up with this provision. , he ando you, paul ryan patty murrayot relief from the budget control act. to tell you how foolish things are and go back, they had a provision in there for military 62 that until you were you would get cost of living minus 1 and when you're 62 they would make it up for you. everybody said, oh, this is terrible. so congress would not pass it. there was money on the table because of used. they wanted to free it up for other things. i'm glad that finally, congress has done something about the cost of military personnel, but the fact of the matter is that -- they would not raise the tricare fees. billion before the government would do anything about it. guest: to go back to the original point, this is a plague on both houses. act is thecontrol only piece of bipartisan agreement between the white house and the new conservatives and the leadership of congress. they agreed that they would not touch entitlement programs. they agreed that it was ok to camehe government when it to national defense. you have this left-wing, right

paul ryan cosponsored a budget deal with patty murray, 62 republicans voted against it., you have to have a change in behavior. is it possible they could get all 247 republicans to line up behind paul ryan? i suppose theoretically it is. but given the agitation in the talk rye community, the paul ryan views on immigration t will be difficult. >> the stock market is interested to know if boehner can swing from the fences on xm bank, on a debt ceiling with no strings. do you see him having more latitude as a lame duck? >> not really. a lot of members say if boehner moves on big things, they'll rally against him. a lot of these major issues, debt limit, xm, probably will have to wait until the new speaker. >> robert, our thanks to you. >> john boehner doesn't care at this point whether they're unhappy. >> john harwood in vegas who will be watching the debate tonight along with all of us. we're two weeks away from the cnbc republican presidential debate. live from the unify of colorado in boulder. we'll be moderating along with becky quick and john harwood. >>> coming up nex

lamar alexander, for example, is working on a bipartisan basis with patty murray, they've already passed a no child left behind rewrite in the committee which will be helpful. they're going to try to do an education -- higher education reform. then they're going to move on to -- to consider a bill that's already passed the house by quite a large margin. fred upton's 21st century cures bill which would consider lliba increase the amount money spent on research. that's a committee that's functioning well. bob corker is not an exciting guy but he's chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. he doesn't have kind of the energy -- obvious energy that jack kemp had but he is a constructive force. >> our authors joining us of a biography of jack kemp. david from indianapolis, democrat, go ahead. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen and ladies. >> david, we're losing you. [ sinaudible ] >> hold up, david. you got to talk more into the phone. >> caller: i guess i'm not seeing where jack kemp had a more progressive view of the conservatism that ronald reagan brought, neoconservative that ron

>> it is the same process he used to patty murray two years ago. >> a few weeks ago, policy writers.ding going forward? >> discussion with the president yesterday, excellent discussions in the caucus today. we are holding hands with the pres. and there are holding hands, not going to do a deal with the vexatious writers and we are going to feel comfortable and confident that that would violate the sense of this agreement. >> do you have any concerns about that? >> no, what weno, what we have done is extended the life of social security for seven more years, something that is long overdue and totally fair. >> your input within the democratic presidential primary over the 1996 defense of marriage act. sec.secretary clinton said the law was a defensive measure aimed at stopping worse. senator sanders is accusing her of rewriting history. >> i'm not going to get involved in their politics, but i we will say, it is it is time for this country to look forward, not backward. i am satisfied that we made a lot of progress with issues related to lbj. >> lg bt. >> just what i was going to say.

. >> the way you did that last time is paul ryan got together with patty murray, and you were able to come up with a solution to avoid a crisis for two years. but that is expiring. you have the debt ceiling, where we face the possibility of default, and you have this question of how to find the government, with the planned parenthood issue hanging on. you have a large portion of your conference, republicans in the house, who say they would rather shove the government down than see planned parenthood continue to get funding. some say they don't want to raise the debt ceiling, no matter what. how do you deal with that? rep. mcmorris-rodgers: what we are proposing as it relates to planned parenthood, and these videos have raised serious concerns, and it is appropriate we do investigation. we are going to be launching an investigation. we have been calling for a one-year old on the funding -- hold that would go on the funding to planned parenthood and transferring it to federally qualified clinics, allowing us time to ask some questions. there should not be taxpayer funding used for abort

that was a bipartisan bill negotiated by paul ryan with senator patty murray of washington to sort ofstress of the sequester. a lot of conservatives weren't thrilled with that. so, i think steve touched on some good points, as did you. paul ryan is somebody who, i think, if it came across the floor supported comprehensive immigration reform, he sees himself in the model of a jack kemp republican, somebody who wants to go into inner cities and try and preach about poverty and why it's important to give people a bootstrap up. so, that's not necessarily something you hear so much from the more conservative members of the conference. all that being said, though, paul ryan has elicited more respect than any other member in that conference, and because of that respect, i think the conservatives would be willing to give him a shot. but steve's absolutely right, his tires will get muddied up if he takes this job because he has to raise the debt limit and he has to fund the government, and they don't like that under the current circumstances. >> luke russert and steve kornacki. gentlemen, than

that's the same idea that paul ryan and patty murray agreed on nearly two years ago. we put on a commonsense idea on that. to mention it again -- i apologize for this, infrastructure. we put that out. that's been done over and over again by presidents of both parties. the problem is we need congress to act on these ideas. i absolutely agree fiscal policy needs to be doing its part. >> jason, it's good to see you again. stay out of the rain. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> jason furman. dow is down 215 led by the banks. goldman and jpmorgan the worst performers. >> banks are on the down side. 4-1 declining to advancing stocks. almost everything is down 1.5%. let's look at the s&p 500. so much for bad news is good news. whatever happened to that idea? futures dropped 20 points as soon as that report came out. they're down now 25 points. essentially all the damage was done at 8:30 in the futures market. this had a worldwide effect. if you look at germany, even germany dropped more than 1%. there's germany there. you can see clearly that notable drop. we were soli

ryan worked across party lines two years ago with democratic senator patty murray on a budget deal and the conservative freedom caucus worry he's too similar to john boehner. boehner pushed for a bipartisan deal on the budget and debt ceiling, hoping to give paul ryan a fresh start. >> i made it clear a month ago when i announced that i was leaving that i wanted to do my best to clean the barn. i didn't want him to walk into a dirty barn full of you know what. i did my best to try to clean it up. >> ryan complained about the budget negotiating pros but ultimately said he would support the deal. even with a clean barn, ryan has a tough job ahead. he inherits the same fractured republican caucus that pushed john boehner to step down and a charged political climate heading into the 2016 elections. >> we are essential hearing the republican candidates for president push and criticize congress. ryan will have to deal with that, as well as some other big battles, even though a lot of the national focus is on the campaign trail, there are still some key items that have to be dealt with over t

he struck a deal with senator patty murray to avoid the threat of a government shutdown we are seeingquestion is whether that pragmatism is still acceptable to conservatives. >> i'm so glad you brought that up and reminded everybody that paul ryan is a pra gmatist. if he becomes speaker, we will see if he is able to do this. >> this just sunk his prospects. >>> kim jong-un said they are ready to fight a war of any kind. >>> trump maintains his lead in the polls while one of his friendliey esiest competitors ps to turn against him. stay with us. that people think i'm a big deal. and boy, are they right. ladies, i can share hundreds in savings with all of you! just visit progressive.com today. but right now, it's choosing time. ooh! we have a winner. all: what? [chuckles] he's supposed to pick one of us. this is a joke, right? that was the whole point of us being here. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every

some the details we had earlier from savages including patty murray of washington and ed markey of massachusetts, claire mccaskill of missouri and debbie stabenow of michigan. >> madam president i come to the floor today to speak on issues that hit far too close to home for far too many families in washington state and across the country. in roseburg oregon, in blacksburg virginia, a new 10 -- newtown connecticut and seattle washington where a student at seattle pacific university opened fire just a year ago. in marysville washington where a teenager killed four students in the high school cafeteria before turning the gun on himself and in so many other communities too many to list. madam president and the hours and days and weeks after the shootings in my state the community showed incredible resilience and strength but i can tell you anyone who has been affected by gun violence understands all too well that all the strength in the world will never erase the pain of the parent who lost a child or the student who lost friends and teachers. madam president today i echo the questions i have heard

ryan negotiated a very similar deal two years ago with his democratic counterpart in the senate, patty murraysn't want to hurt the vote total on thursday with the house freedom caucus and an easy thing to do. he can rail against the process, vote against the final budget deal coming forward. we expect on wednesday afternoon and not have to endure the r rancor of angry conservatives. we expect john boehner to provide details about the budget deal. let's go here. extends the debt limit through march of 2017. that is a huge, huge gift he's giving paul ryan if this goes forward. next we have 80 billion in sequester relief. that's something that republicans and democrats both want. republicans want more defense spending. democrats want more domestic spending. they have seemed to have found an agreement here. how's it paid for? social security and medicare fixes. those are always what we call the devils in the details. waste, fraud and abuse. we'll see how that's ironed out. the white house is behind this saying, quote, this provides substantial relief of harmful spending cuts an reflects the value

he showed it when he made that budget deal with patty murray, but paul ryan plainly himself is skeptical of the ability to do that job because he said he doesn't want it. >> thank you very much. brian, john, we appreciate it, and, boy, does this tumult in the republican party tee up an amazing next debate among the republican presidential candidates and, of course, it is on october 28th. can't wait. university of colorado boulder, and it is your money, your vote right here on cnbc. same day, by the way, as the fed meeting. >> what else can we throw in there? okay. a news alert in the bond market right now. 30-year notes up for auction today. rick santelli has been watching demand. what grade would you give it, professor rick santelli? >> the best of breed, it beats out 3s, beats out 10s, and it gets an "a" as in apple. let's go through it. $13 billion reopened 30s is really it's a 29 year 10 month instrument, two months ago was the original issuance. 2.914 was the yield at auction. priced right and there was a big concession because we've been seeing prices drop and yields rise all sessi

paul ryan made a deal with patty murray on the budget a couple years ago. conservatives didn't like that deal. they still like paul ryan, but they have to get used to more deals like that, and that's what charlie dent was referring to, guys. >> talk to me a little bit about the possibility. it does sound as though paul ryan right now is the person who could probably attract more than 218 votes. he would be in a very strong position, would he not, to say to both factions within the republican caucus, if you want me to do this, you follow me, it's my way or the highway with you guys. he has some negotiating power, doesn't he? >> well, he does. and if he can do that, that would be a huge service to the republican party, but the faction we're talking about has not yet shown the discipline, the maturity to play with others and to figure out how to govern, so paul ryan's ability to even extract that concession would be severely tested. as i said, if he can do it, it's more than john boehner could do, it's more than kevin mccarthy could have done. >> john, thank y

democrats and republicans on capitol hill did engage in a process that was led by paul ryan and patty murray to find bipartisan common ground that would ensure we're making necessary investments in our economic and national security priorities. and we're hopeful that democrats an republicans will pursue a similar template to reaching a budget agreement this time. but it's not going to be successful if republican leaders think they can do this strictly along party lines. they have tried that and it failed. the good news for them is there are democrats on capitol hill who are willing to engage in a process that would yield a budget compromise where neither side gets 100% of what they want but both sides have something they can point to. that reflects their priorities and reflects their view about the best future for the country. >> was the white house for a budget deal that raises spending for the pentagon in overseas accounts if it also finds a way to increase spending on the domestic side that the president has called for? josh: well, i don't want to engage too much in hypotheticals but i do

jonathan: paul ryan got together with patty murray and you are able to come up with a solution to avertfor two years but now that has expired and you have the debt ceiling and we face the possibility of default, and you have got this question of how to fund the government. with the planned parenthood issue. a large portion of your conference, the conference is in the house, said they would rather shove the government down then see pug parenthood continue to get funding. wantare saying they do not to raise the debt ceiling the matter what. how do you deal with that? congresswoman rodgers: what we proposed as it relates to planned parenthood, and these videos cap raised serious concerns and it is appropriate that we do an investigation, so we are going to be launching an investigation. we have been calling for a one-year hold on the funding that would go to planned parenthood, transferring it to federally qualified clinics. and allows some time to really ask some questions. there should not be taxpayer funding used for abortion. jonathan: which is the current law. rogers:woman through our

. >> the last time paul ryan got together with patty murray and you're able to come up with a solution to kind of overt a crisis for two years but now that's expiring. you've got the debt ceiling, possibility of default and you got this question of how to fund the government with the planned parenthood issue hanging on. yet a large portion of your conference and republicans say they would rather shut the government down and keep planned parenthood continue get funding. some say they will not raise the debt ceiling the matter what the hell do you do without? >> what we are proposing as relates to planned parenthood, and these videos have raised serious concerns and it is a proper we did an investigation. so they're going to be launching an investigation. we've been calling for a one year hold on the funding to go to planned parenthood, transferring to federally qualified clinics. and allow us sometime to really ask questions. there should not be taxpayer funding used for abortions, and this is -- >> which is the current law. >> which is the current law. and that is through our investiga

that being said, this is exactly the same type of bill paul ryan negotiated with senator patty murrayo years ago, a large scale government spending bill, this one specifically $80 billion in new spending over the next two years paid for by cuts through different entitlement programs and wasteful spending, so we hear. >> when paul ryan says and used that example of how they put that together, but under new management, things are going to be different, how does he mean? just the fact that while this adds up, he doesn't like the fact that it was done behind closed doors? >> reporter: well, what he has said to conservative members is that he will have a bottom-up approach so that he would like traditional order to come back which is you go through a committee process and everybody has input, amendments are offered to spending bills and vice versa. that's a long arduous process that boehner was never able to go forward with because of the disagreement within his conference. paul ryan will give it a try. easier said than done. >> new energy. great to see you. thank you, sir. >>> want to che

republicans in his own home district and maybe that's why he was able to do a budget deal with patty murrayosition had been able to do it before. >> yeah, as you mentioned as i'm watching him, you're right, the greetings are as robust from democrats as they are from republicans and we can't always say that. and, joe, optics have become so important. here we are on the heels of last night's gop debate where the party is changing a little bit. they had this paroxysm of kind of a release of pressure here recently and it was all in public view. >> yes. >> and now it will be interesting to see the course they chart. >> well, i was laughing as you said it changed a little bit. as a republican who finds himself scratching his head often about what in the world is going on in my party, i wish my republican party was only changing a little bit. it is in the middle of a tumultuous revolt. interestingly enough, the one man who right now is on the national stage that actually can bridge that gulf is paul ryan. a conservative's conservative going back 20 years, but also a guy who knows how to deal with