mother jones described you as paul ryan's anti-poverty guru. >> congressman paul ryan is really a breath of fresh air. the last month of campaign he approached me about assemblying some grass roots leaders in ohio and i did. he asked me could i take him on a listening tour. for two years we went without any press or media. we went every month for an entire day all over the country and i took him in to areas, some of the highest crime, drug infested neighborhoods where he saw grass roots leaders literally transforming these communities from the inside out. we did a video and it's featured on opportunitylives.com. paul ryan as a consequence of this two-year experience has worked with us to design policies that would favor and support these indigenous organizations. that's why what we wants to do is really reformulate federal spending rather than having these categories of poverty expenditure and send them down into the states so that our grass roots leaders and other who is are trying to help people out of poverty can be assisted. you have one stop shopping. paul ryan has really been a cha

i know paul ryan wants to do tax reform. i believe that's where he will come up with the dollars to do a long-term bill. the timing, working with ways and means, working with leadership, no decision has been made as to exactly how long. fawn: what is your preference? rep. shuster: several months to get us through, i think it's very important to get us through the construction season and states like texas and florida, they have construction season lasts basically all year. states like pennsylvania wisconsin have a shorter window, so making sure we get through that construction season. fawn: and in the immediate future, there needs to be an extension on the floor. you guys are out next week, i believe, so you need to come back and have something ready to go that can get through the senate relatively quickly. what's the time frame on that? are we going to be seeing some sort of countdown to the 31st as many people in this room have seen many times. rep. shuster: it sounds like the countdown has already started. legislative days

and panel of experts and we'll talk with paul ryan, chairman of the house ways and means committee about his plans and latest on the tragedy in the mall. the good news from across the pond. britain has a new princess. it's all ahead because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, we begin in baltimore with cbs news correspondent wyatt andrews. >> good morning, bob. related to the demonstrations here in baltimore last night there was a much different attitude yesterday especially compared to the violence that we saw on monday night. the difference in that mood came directly from the charges that were filed against the police on friday that six officers involved in the arrest of ready gray. thousands of people marched on saturday first assembling around city hall then occupying an intersection in northwest baltimore close to freddie gray's home. plenty of anger was expressed but there was also celebration due to friday's arrest of six police officers on charges that range from assault to second degree murder. in a community not used to the arrests of police chr

troops take out a top isis leader, congressman paul ryan sides with president obama, senator bernie sanders on his run for the presidency, and jeb bush's rough week on the campaign trail. good morning from washington. i'm brianna keilar, and right now u.s. officials are analyzing at a treasure trove of new information on how isis operates. this after a daring raid by american special ops in syria that left a top isis commander dead and his wife captured. cnn's nick paton walsh is in beirut with the latest on this. nick, what do we know about this commander who is known as abu sayyaf? >> very little, frankly, until the news was broken yesterday of his death in that raid. this is a man who was said to at one point be running the lucrative oil industry that isis had in northern iraq-s said to have been a key man in terms of the shipment of money around and potentially increasingly involved in military operations. we really only have the u.s.'s word for that, and we don't have, for example, many of the key isis experts we normally talk to knowing much about this man as all. some say he was ofte

congressman paul ryan joining me to talk about the move in congress and chairman ryan we see the shift moving from the senate to the house, you are in favor of this authority for president obama and this trade push but a number of your republicans are not. do you have the votes you need now? >> we will have the votes. we are gaining a lot of steam and momentum. there is a misnomer and it's not granting president obama authority. >> your position is there are a number of parameters president obama will have to add here to as he uses the fast track authority for the partnership, and you have critics like elizabeth warren and labor unions and they say some of the parameters are toothless, and they look at the trade agreements like nafta, and what do you say to them? >> these are old trade agreements from last century. this is different in that this requires other countries to come up to our standards. what labor is concerned about, our labor standards, nafta, they were not inside the trade agreement and they were side agreements, and we have 150 guidelines required to be in any trade agre

paul ryan has been a champion. we are joined by deion sanders who works with one of my leaders in dallas texas. deion is in our video series. host: that video is available at your website? guest: yes. i think it has inspired tiresome and ryan. we hope that -- congressman ryan. we hope that he will begin to reach out to his colleagues, which i think he is planning to do, so that they can become acquainted with solutions to poverty from the perspective of self-help. host: lima is up. you're on with bob woodson of the center for neighborhood enterprise. caller: i want to thank you for taking my call. very happy to see that mr. woodson is talking about poverty of black people as a black person. i think the problem is that we need to be well educated. we need to try to put ourselves into decision-making positions. we need to start businesses. we need to make sure that in our local community, working with organizations such as the naacp that jobs, especially police officers jobs and everything else, is leaning toward the

you and ways and means chairman, paul ryan, are working, as well as the senate side, are working on a short-term patch for the highway trust fund. around $11 billion. you are obviously looking for the best way to pay for that bill. does that -- having that extension to the end of the year, does that give you all a chance to actually bring to fruition a six-year transportation bill? is that what it means? or what is going to happen in the next few months here? congressman sander levin: i don't know, but i ink this is the key. we need a long-term solution. a six-year solution. and i am not sure which way to go. i think it may take six months to the end of the year, which is why i thought that might be the best route. but if we can do it in two months, that is fine. the main point is we need, at long last, to step up to the plate on highways and transportation and have a long-term approach. we, in michigan, know that firsthand. we just had voted down an effort to get at this highway problem. we need to step up to the plate federally. so i want a long-term solution and we will see when we

troops take out a top isis leader and congressman paul ryan sides with president obama, and senator bernie sanders on his run for the presidency and jeb bush's rough week on the campaign trail. good morning from washington. i am brianna keilar and right now u.s. officials are looking at a treasure trove on new information about how isis operates. this after a daring raid by the u.s. that left a top commander dead. what do we know about this commander known assests. >> he is said to be a key man in terms of the shipment of money, and increasingly involved in military operations. we only have the u.s.'s word for that and we don't have many of the key isis experts we normally talk to knowing much about this man as all. some say he was an associate, and that's not confirmed independently. he was caught in the building with his wife and killed as he resisted. you have to bear in mind an extraordinary high risk move. fist fights and blood on the knuckles barbara starr, reported yesterday of some of the commanders. it could have gone wrong, and they retrieved laptops but there are many questions

paul ryan is backing the president. democrat claire mccaskill is not. they will both join us this morning. new york city mayor bill de blasio joins us. many are calling the progressive version of the gop's contracts in america. >> and he is actually siding with elizabeth warren in a big way. a lot of people are starting to question what his next step is in politics when he's trying to get to a national stage. >>> plus wageing war by remote control t. chief of staff of the air force weighs in on the rise of armed drones and what it means for america's military. >>> and jeb bush still in hot water over his comments whether he would have gone to war in iraq. we got john highland here. we will break it down when we return. has really stepped up! check out fusion and find out why ford is the brand more people buy, and buy again. i like the grill. the sexy look to it. epa-estimated 37 miles per gallon on the highway. are you serious? fusion is amazing. my opinion of ford has dramatically changed. take the ecoboost challenge at your ford dealer. and for a limi

paul ryan is a smart guy. i learned something from him every time i talk to him. fawn: i have a question from your former staff director who is now the chief of the port of pittsburgh or something. he wants to know about your recent road show in pennsylvania, for those of you who don't know, a bus trip that you took -- rep. shuster: two days basically. fawn: around talking to people, because he worked for you. rep. shuster: we had the secretary of transportations of south carolina and north carolina, oklahoma and texas and i think the most -- i believed it before, but hearing from them, they believed that the federal government has a role as a partner, should maintain that role as a partner and even when you talk to a state like texas, sometimes, people sometimes think texans think they're their own country already. fawn: aren't they? i thought they were. rep. shuster: they have ports stuff coming in and out that it doesn't all go to texas or stay in texas. a former marine general, he was absolutely adamant as were all of those other -- coming from republican gove

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troops take out a top isis leader, and congressman paul ryan sides with president obama, and senatorsanders on his run for the presidency, and jeb bush's rough week on the campaign trail. good morning from washington. i am brianna keilar, and right now u.s. officials are looking at a treasure trove on new information about how isis operates. this after a daring raid by the u.s. that left

and we are talking to paul ryan, somebody that knows what it's like to be in the political spotlight, and he was the republican vice presidential candidate in 2012, so we will talk to him about this week that jeb bush has had and if he should have been prepared for the question he fumbled on, and we are going to talk about a weird position he is in at this point, and a big republican name, right? but he finds himself in a fight on the same side with president obama over the trade pact with a number of asian nations. strange bedfellows there. we will be checking in with him over the possibility of the trade deal moving forward. >> and you are all things politics. and there are politics that are seeming to resonate in the amtrak crash. you are talking about that as well, yes? >> that's right. big questions over amtrak funding. we will talk to our guests about that, and we are also going to talk to a board member of the national transportation safety board, and get the latest on that investigation. remember, at this point there are questions about a projectile that may have hit the locom

here's what congressman ryan had to say. >> chairman paul ryan. >> as the trade bill has moved through the u.s. senate expected to be in the house after memorial day congressman, why do you think these measures are good for american workers? >> well, i think getting a level playing field for american workers so we can make and xwroe more things in america and send them overseas is is very important for jobs. you know, the reason basically is 95% of the world's consumers don't live in our country. they live in other countries, so it's important we open up markets because one in five jobs in america is tied to trade and most of these jobs pay more on average, so it's really a function of getting more growth, more job creation, better wages. we already give many of these countries decent access to our markets, but they don't give the same kind to their markets and so that's why you need trade agreements to open up those markets and get those countries to play by our rules so we can have free and fair trade so we can have more jobs so it's really all about that. the last point i would make

house ways and means committee paul ryan talked about fast track trade promotion. >> congressman paul ryan is the chair of the ways and means committee. why do you think these measures are good for american workers? representative ryan: well, i think getting a level playing field for american workers so we can make and xwroe more things in america and send them overseas is is very important for jobs. you know, the reason basically is 95% of the world's consumers don't live in our country. they live in other countries, so it's important we open up markets because one in five jobs in america is tied to trade and most of these jobs pay more on average than non-trade based jobs, so it's really a function of getting more growth, more job creation, better wages. we already give many of these countries decent access to our markets, but they don't give the same kind to their markets and so that's why you need trade agreements to open up those markets and get those countries to play by our rules so we can have free and fair trade so we can have more jobs, so it's really all about that. the las

[classical music] [indiscernible] >> the honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan.thy: my daughter is in virginia in georgetown. this is my son. >> have you been to the white house before? >> yes. >> are you setting up? kevin mccarthy: yeah, yeah. >> thanks so much. [classic music starts up] ♪\ >> the dinner this time was held inside the white house in the east room. there is a tent erected on the lawn. i'm told it is not so much that the guest list dictates the venue, it is the other way around. the white house determines by consulting with the guest country whether or not they want to eat the white house or do a larger event outside. it seems that the fund minister and his wife preferred a smaller gathering in the white house. the max in the east room is 210 guests. that is how that cap came about. the toasts or another part of the evening, right before the dinner of course. this time, the toast was dlovely. i am told, i didn't taste it. the prime minister gets a toast. a mix of lighthearted but also quite sincere. the prime minister of japan in his toast talked a

biden was going at it on the way with paul ryan. and i was just amazed at how unimaginative the questions were. i mean, just to give you one quick example, when paul ryan was indicating his solicitude to the poor... [laughter] this is one of the cruelest budgets ever proposed, if not the worst, in american history. biden, because mum's the word, the democrats have decided that franklin delano roosevelt, one of his cardinal achievements--the 1938 federal minimum wage law--was never to be discussed in this campaign. elizabeth warren is not allowed to discuss it. joe biden is not allowed to discussed it. george miller doesn't discuss it publicly. he put in a bill under our stress just for pro forma. never had a press conference. nancy pelosi doesn't discuss it. richard trumka of the afl doesn't discuss it. and the minimum wage today adjusted for inflation, as i mentioned, would put tens of billions of dollars at ten bucks an hour--tens of billions of dollars in people's hands to jump-start for the recessionary economy. biden could have

paul ryan is the chair of the house ways and means committee. being with us. >> my pleasure, steve. thanks for having me. >> as the trade bills move through the u.s. senate and expect to be in the house after memorial day congressman why do you think these measures are good for american workers? >> i think getting a level playing field for american workers so we can make and grow more things in america. send them overseas is very important for jobs. the reason basically is 95% of the world's consumers don't live in our country. they live in other countries. it's vitally important we open up markets for our products. after all, one in five jobs in america is tied to trade. most of the jobs pay more on average than non-trade based jobs. it's really a function of getting more economic growth, more job creation and better wages. the fact of the matter is we already give many of these countries decent access to our markets, but they don't give the same kind of access to their markets. that's why you need trade agreements to open up the markets and ge

. >> >> of course, have to get funding somehow from the paul ryan ways and means committee but as a know from past experience with shuster at the helm riding shotgun good things can happen. also for the record for the $10 billion he got back and he was secretary that is the great airport with $100 million for that one. but we want to move right along first average just like to get each member of the panel to be recognized. first of all, of the president and ceo and regina who was president and ceo of the society of america. and the congressman from utah the knowledge of his house on a lot of good things including trade in then we have michael lewis president and ceo of the deputy secretary of transportation got a few things going but then allowed him a to ease out with the panel. but i think the timing is significant as a leadership in the senate with the infrastructure funding we need to do what is necessary with though whole package with the people liked the highway bills with their resources with the aggressive advocate and amtrak and still feel very strongly about that. it is like su

we have since 1964, some estimates are 108 trillion, down to paul ryan's estimate of 50 trillion spentwar on poverty. we're finding that throwing money at these issues is not a solution. that this is about having a boon on the ability of people everywhere, regardless of complexion, regardless of where you live, to open a business, to live your life freely, to have as much freedom as possible. it's the liberal framework of micromanaging society and of quashing business and making people literally feel unable to live lives as they see fit. i think that's what we're seeing at the foundation, the results we see are the biproducts of what we're seeing today, which are riots issues with the police unemployment. that's overwhelming. so it's clearly liberal ideology and policies in these cities clearly. >> do you think it's fair to point to the policies? >> no, it's so absurd that it makes me laugh to think that the issues that are going on here that as you just said have been going on for the last century that we've been dealing with have anything to do with these quote, unquote liberal polic

paul ryan of course the former participatal candidate on the ticket last time around today he is quotings saying the social policy -- the old-fashioned social policy back from the 60s clearly doesn't work. he is laying it at the feet of many democratic social programs, and talking about further well form reform. so sort of an idealogical retrenching here on both sides in the wake of the unrest in baltimore and other mayor american cities. >> mike thank you. >>> i want to bring in the president and ceo of every green health, and he wrote a pretty powerful op-ed in today's baltimore sun on how the city can move forward and a long time friend. good to see you. >> good to see you, tony. >> as a long time baltimorean, when you watched the rioting last week it must be said in the lack of real answers in the fred freddie gray case at the time, what did you see? he time, what did you see? >> [ technical difficulties ] >> so i'm taking you governor. >> i appreciate that. [ laughter ] >> and you want to get to the root of the problem, some of the systemic problems of inequality in baltimore. you w

senators ted cruz paul ryan marco rubio. former neurosurgeon ben carson and business executive carly fiorina, mike huckabee there in the top left corner. former senator rick santorum and former new york governor george pataki. >>> developing right now, a quiet start as we look live at the capitol. but tomorrow lawmakers on the hill are going to decide if the nsa's phone data collection program should continue. the deadline is looming for a section of the patriot act to be renewed. president obama says it could make the u.s. vulnerable to a preventable attack if they don't take action. the house passed a bipartisan compromise that would still allow phone companies to store all of that data. the government would then need a search warrant to get access to it. >>> a jury convicted former "saved by the bell" star dustin diamond of two misdemeanors after he stabbed a man on christmas. he stabbed that man on christmas day in wisconsin. the jury cleared him on the most serious felony charge but he was found guilty of carrying a con

coming in now, she was an atheist to begin with in the republican party just worships her, especially paul ryan had cancer but to everyone. >> host: with got it. i'll tell you why. why did you last the first question about the military? >> caller: but i get sick and tired of all these people that are pro military. my dad were shot down -- not shut down but shut down to survive two plane crashes in world war ii. my husband was in vietnam and died very prematurely because of that. i work with the united states government for 30 years and all of these people that have never served their government never served in the military, always gotten help military and they do not you know it is like they have never served in the military. >> host: okay, we've got the point. i appreciate that. we'll add that to the list. >> guest: i loved your addition of shake it off. as far as military service thank you prayer service at, thank you prayer service that does your husband. you asked me why i want to destroy the federal government and also bulk of the military. those are in complete opposition. i want to restr

. >> q though paul ryan comment about kids living in their parents a smith. posters of barack obama. it is perfect symbolism. both the home and abroad you'd fundamentally headed in the wrong direction. they will not get the guy who made a poster a poster for them. melissa: this gentleman loves america. he said that, basically the president did not live up to the ideals in his mind, what is hope if the president did not hit that mark? >> the argument that the larger pieces of our politics our broken. money is such an overwhelming influence. was not able to do what he wanted him to do because of the confluence of forces. barack obama was somehow going to -- he ran on that mantra. new politics. we are talking about the guy that came up with a poster of hope. do you think that the republicans can use this to their advantage? >> it was hope. it was a very positive message. they have to be careful to make sure that they do not rush in and say waking your finger being all negative about it. we have to be alternative. proactive and positive. something that is real ho

we're also going to talk to congressman paul ryan which is chairman of the powerful ways and means committee. he has some ideas about how we can do some work on easing the poverty that is in so many of these areas around the country. he has a pretty unusual take on all this and some very interesting ideas, but i've got to tell you both, jan and lesli, this story is not just about baltimore. this is a much bigger story. it is about the racial divide that is still existing in this country and this is beyond the police versus african american reallies. this is something that involve -- males. this is something that involves all of us and a lot that has to be done by people of goodwill on both sides. i think that is probably the lesson coming out of baltimore, but this is a story that is much bigger than just baltimore itself at least in my opinion. >> you got that right, bob. we'll be watching you sunday to get the take 6 you and your guests. >> thank you -- take of you and your guests. >> thank you. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> the

look what paul ryan has spent the past year doing going to places of pot of inner cities and rural areasing to people about solutions that are not government-driven solutions. aren't the same solutions that we have seen for 50 years that have failed. the president made clear in his speech in response to baltimore that he wants to throw more money at poverty. we have done that it hasn't worked. we are seeing the results every single day. is he totally unopen to revisiting the idea, to looking at new possibilities. >> you can debate with a motivation to win which is what he does or debate to try to find middle ground accomplish something which he doesn't do. >> we have a minute left, it's a big question. to what degree is the real poverty problem? is it a perception problem and to what degree is a policy problem and the president is mistaking one for the other. >> if you are a champion of the liberal approaches to poverty, starting with the war on poverty which not only wasted trillions of declaration but actually undermined the very communities it was trying to help, if you are the advoca

>> well, i think some republicans, paul ryan a very effective in explaining that government is not the answer. money is not a substitute for ideas. neil: look what happens when they want to curtail as you mentioned, senator the growth in the entitlements. all of a sudden they're heartless and throwing granny off a cliff? >> well it's not going to be -- not being compassionate to let the programs go broke. it's not being compassionate to let the country go broke, and as i was mentioning to you that just paying interest at the historic level interest rates have been in the post war period, we'll create the cause of the growth in obama debt an expenditure now above the level we're spending now on interest payments, as large as medicare. neil: zero percent interest rates. carrying all this debt. >> well listen the debt the interest can't stay at zero and when you double the debt, you've got to service it and service it -- . >> i think president obama dodges that bullet. he'll be out of office. >> he'll be out of office. it's clear now that interest rates aren't going up before obama leaves

i think it was paul ryan said people had this poster on their wall and they were rough at the edges.hink everybody had unrealistic expectations that obama would rescue everyone and everything would be fine and dandy and in some ways those were unrealistic expectations. >> i think he should just keep creating art. okay. that's it he's done well with that obama poster. >> indeed he has. >> consultants will keep getting rich. >> maybe he wants to be a consultant. >> that's the answer to it all. >> you bet. >> great to see you guys. thank you so much. >> what are we wearing next time? >> don't forget to clue us in next time too. seriously. we'll try it next week. >>> coming up for us, isis takeover. breaking word the terrorist captured major airport in libya as they claim responsibility for attacks in baghdad now. we'll take you there live. >>> plus, the clock is ticking if congress does not act within the next 48 hours, the white house says the united states will be less safe. so what happens if the patriot act goes away? cats like to eat. up today, new friskies 7. we're trying seven ca

"forget about paul ryan's medicare privatization plan. the same with entitlement reforms." is this budget a step back for entitlement reform? >> first let me say if we define what we were doing as medicare privatization, it's already privatized. you use private provide force provide health care and medicare. people have access to private insurance products. we simply want to make that work much better. so i always think -- >> the budget doesn't include the premium support -- >> which i believe is the only way to fix medicare. >> right. and which for those in the audience, the budgets in 2011, '12, '13, '14 represents a departure. is this a step back? you led the way. >> yeah, i wrote the budgets you mentioned. first of all the budget which we had to vote in like ten minutes -- i might have to leave early, excuse me -- the numbers accommodate it. it's allowed. it's not precluded in the budget. what this compromise budget doesn't do is say as an illustration, this is our policy pronouncements. we did this in the house, where i work in the house of representatives, we were pro

however, republican congressman paul ryan says the house now has the votes to pass it. >>> presidentialcandidate hillary clinton gets back on the campaign trail today. she attends a grassroots house party in iowa but the question her potential republican rivals are all asking why isn't hillary clinton fielding questions from journalists? listen to what jeb bush said over the weekend. >> we're probably around 800 to 900 questions asked and hopefully answered just as an aside, hillary clinton has been a presidential candidate now for a month maybe and she's had 13 questions asked by the press. >> all right. let's bring in our political analyst gloria borger and jeff zeleny on the road with the clinton campaign what are they saying when asked, why doesn't she answer reporter questions? >> well wolf, the clinton campaign says she will answer all these questions in due time but she is doing this second presidential campaign on her own terms. so she is willing to ignore some of the criticism and getting a lot of it it's not just her republican rivals it's also voters who are beginning to say,

paul ryan gosling, anyone remember? these are six second looping vehicles. of cereal slowly inching towards gosling's face. the creator said the idea came to him watching the film "drive" and a simple concept, the results are amazing. yes, it was ryan gosling won't eat his cereal. the creator, ryan mchenry. as we mentioned back then he said the idea came to him very naturally. "i was watching "drive" and it looked like he was staring at my cereal." gosling said we were so fond of it, i put out on my own version. but on monday that filmmaker died way too young from bone cancer. he was 27 years old. in honor of him, people began taking to twitter with statements like this. >> well ryan gosling did just that. paid tribute by posting his very own vine easting his cereal tweeting, my heart goes out to his family and friends. i feel very lucky to have been part of his life. we can hope he would be pleased. >> you like cereal? >> i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take

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i moved up to the big time and flipped hamburgers at mcdonald's and paul ryan lived down the road fromem in jamesville. what's true, is paul's manager told him he had to flip hamburgers in the back because he did not have the permsonal skills to work the front recommendation steer. [ laughter ] you can kid about that but you think about growing up my dad was a preacher at the first baptist church my mom was a secretary doing books for the clothing store, and raised my brother and i. my grandparents were farmers they did not have plumbing until they went off to high school and my dad's dad was a machinist for 22 years over the state line in rock ford. my brother and i look back on our lives as young kids we really realized that from our family, we did not inherent fame or forture. we inherited the belief if you work hard, play by the rules, you can do and be anything you want. that's the american dream. [ cheers and applause ] that's the american dream. we need to fight for that. sadly, there are many of the fellow americans who feel that's out of reach. it's not out of reach because of

john boehner, paul ryan, they are all for this and why is that?at the gop is for free trade. but as this guest pointed out, 128 pages have not been read and you have to give up your cell phone, and once again, they want us to pass this and deal with the effects later. people do not trust washington dc for this reason. charles: i know that you are a guy that believes in trade. but i think that the word fair is being used here and i feel like a lot of these deals are coming out on the short end of the stick. >> free trade is the rising tide lifts all boats. i think that will be the case with this as well. believe it or not i'm in the camp of the president. and you are right, talk about strange bedfellows in terms of opposition from the far right joining in with union bosses and we haven't seen a combination like this since lyle lovett was able to marry julia roberts. this is the washington version of that. charles: we have had a whole lot of guys scratching their heads. we ran out of time to get to you, mercedes, but thank you. thank you so much for

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most notably i worked closely with my colleagues on the finance committee and with chairman paul ryan of the house ways and means committee to craft an improved t.p.a. bill. senator wyden and i worked well together and we were able to bring this bill to fruition. i think we were successful. indeed, we were able to build upon the efforts of the last congress to make important changes that will enhance congress's role in crafting our trade policy and improve overall transparency and accountability. we introduced our bill on april 15 and on april 22 the finance committee reported the bill along with a few other important trade bills you may have heard about. the vote on our t.p.a. bill was 20-6. the last time the senate finance committee reported a t.p.a. bill to the senate floor, it was 1988. while we passed other t.p.a. bills in the nearly three decades since that time, this is the first to go through regular order, including the full committee process and original consideration here on the floor. i want to thank my colleagues in both the house and the senate who have worked with me to

to kaarma's defense team, led by attorney paul ryan, that was outright excessive. >> here was a man whorrative. markus kaarma, twice a victim of burglars, reasonably thought that diren dede was another one, and dangerous. >> he thought that he was dealing with drug seeking type individuals that were erratic and who knows what they -- how they were gonna respond. >> reporter: he told the jury that his client had reason to believe diren dede was armed and ready to attack. >> and because he felt his life was threatened by the movement, specifically, of mr. dede, he had to take the steps, unfortunately to take his life. >> the danger of a burglar is when there's a confrontation and they all want to escape, and they'll do whatever they can to get away. >> reporter: the defense said there was no debate over one central fact. diren dede went into that garage to steal. and on the stand, kaarma's lawyer got diren's friend robby to admit that, despite warnings, diren didn't see much wrong with garage hopping. >> i think diren never felt like it was a crime. >> but were warning him. you were telli

the republican party, through paul ryan's budget plans, has set itself on course and on the record ofeleased an ad last week saying he's going to protect medicare and social security. it will be incumbent upon him to kind of lay out what he means there. does he mean protecting it by reforming it, or protecting it by protecting it from reforming that are necessary? if he comes on record of trying to stop those reforms, i think that's going to be a problem with a lot of the conservative base who sees that as kind of the number one issue, at least domestically, to save this country financially. >> all right. so how do these three stack up against the three who have already announced, paul rubio, and cruz? >> well when i think is interesting is that what you have with this three and the three that have already announced and the nearly dozen more that may announce is what we're seeing is perhaps the most diverse primary field of any ticket or of any party in the history of this republic. what you have with cruz and rubio, at least superficially, you have two hispanic-americans. you have an

in fact, they will pull a vote when the white house and the republican leadership and paul ryan think they have the votes lined up but i can tell you on the house democratic side there are only maybe 20 people right now who are at the yes and the rest of us with noes s and at least 60 votes and growing who don't want to give up or sovereignty. some of the provisions. the tribunals. we're going to fight this to the last breath we have and i hope that we are successful because we are hearing it from our districts that people don't want this. they're simply not real constituents that say i think you should pass this. >> back to the currency manipulation for a moment. china and japan are big players in this deal. scott paul be very clear. they have a record of currency manipulation, correct? and also hillary clinton has said currency manipulation has to be addressed. well, in this trade deal it is not addressed. so how much more information does hillary clinton have to have to take a definitive stance on this issue? your thoughts. >> ed, it's very clear. again, this is something that demo

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paul ryan, yeah, i think -- okay. >> all right. >> we also found, no idea why we have these, the axisf evil finger puppets. >> wow! >> yeah. >> the ayatollah and saddam and kim jong-il and george bush. >> they put george bush on the axis? >> he coined the axis of evil, so it's like -- >> okay, all right. >> i don't know where that came from. and then the third thing is, this was from 2010, we did a bunch of stories about people throwing waffles at hockey players. and some of the people, some of the fans of the vermont canucks -- not vermont, vancouver canucks used to wear these green outfits. i believe at one point we had kent jones in this, throwing waffles at you. >> it has a tag on it. >> it's new with tag. >> invisible man. >> yeah. >> this? >> i think. >> don't you think? >> let's make sure it's been,, you know -- yeah. >> smells okay. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. so you