why are we not seeing a nikki haley or paul ryan ticket?> they have other jobs they are doing quite well. they are smartly sitting out this crazy presidential race. but i think both of them represent the future of where the party's headed. we've gotten in a tough situation in the gop where we confused conservative principles with an angry tone. voters have a right to be frustrated and angry and nikki haley acknowledges that people have a right to be frustrated and angry. but there is a way to get things done, be pragmatic and take a tone that is optimistic and hopeful and there is counting anger as valuable. and nikki haley's speech put that in contrast. >> funny you should bring that up. donald trump told erin burnett that anger is what this country needs. is that the root of this split? >> there is anger at washington and donald trump is running in a perfect cycle for his message and he has a strong message and had a slogan from the beginning, let's make america great again. the establishment is getting nervous with each passing day. that

paul ryan is approaching very differently. he is a committee guy who want and makes thep right moves and proven -- has proven to be a very politically savvy guy in the way that he has handled the critics, the tea party guys who ousted boehner. at the end of the day, the dynamics have not changed. these guys do not want to spend more on government, it is a total disagreement between the governments about the size and the scope. that dynamic is not going away and as long as you have president obama in the white house and the filibuster from wille democrats, paul ryan be in a tough spot because he will be asked to make some very difficult decisions about what spending bills to bring to the , about what he will endorse, about what deals he will cut. republican spending bill that goes through an appropriations process or committee is going to be something that president obama will want to sign. you will either have to compromise on the federal government is going to shut down and the republicans got blamed for that last time, and i

>> looks like paul ryan wants too do that.year that is another divisive issue between ryan and mcconnell.as that is the criticism of the republican agenda. repeal bill after repeal after repeal. panera 17 people million insured he were not a earlier but they will take awaybox, insurance for 17 million to make sure that the ballot box. utility when alienate -- those people we don't know what that will look like butli it will have to be replaced. and might make eligibilitytoug for medicaid little tougher t if they want too do things with lawsuits to protectth doctors.at they haveve tried tort reform for a long time. but we don't know what the cost will look like.ll that is interesting to see the bill that they put up there. >> host: we have seen the republican study committee with the replacementth aspect not in a big comprehensive package.ubli some of it is republican study committee which is an informal group with the entire conference. so yes the committees areth working on different pieces. they know it will not pass with obama in the white house. mes their messaging bills but they do ind

we're going to continue that work with paul ryan. i intend to have a vote on international tax reform this year in the ways and means committee. we will lay the foundation for what i call a tax bill built for growth. billed for america's economic growth. i often ask, what is your tax plan? i like to make the case that there are several ways we can get to, several paths to get to a tax code built for growth. i know what i want us to go and where i think our conference house republicans want to go. we want a fair and simpler tax code. we will have to lower deductions so we can lower the rates for everybody. have to make sure that small businesses do not pay more than large businesses. i want all businesses, no matter how large or small they are, to compete and win. and when they do, i want them to bring those profits home to america. the final principle is that we ing out washington's spending problem. we are creating a tax code that actually grows the economy. that alone, will help us. >> you jumped into my next question, which was th

paul ryan or donald trump and ted ruzz? >> that is where the struggle is. whose the face of the party? paul ryan wants it to be him presenting a more rosie view of america. >> very quickly, the president seemed relaxed after the speech. will we see that same relaxed style the rest of the year? >> a little bit. relaxed on the road a couple days after the speech and kind of joking around. somebody asked him you should run for a third term. he said, i can't because of the constitution but i really can't because michelle would kill me. i mean, he was in a pretty relaxed -- he is not on the ballot. right? it must be a lot easier. >> thank you all very much. that'll have to do it for tonight. if you didn't get enough we'll have more on the "washington week" webcast extra where we'll look at the other republican candidates who didn't make it to the big guys' table and what their staying power might be. that's later tonight at pbs.org/washington week. i'm pete williams. gwen will be back here next week on "washington week." ood night. [captioning performed by the n

we're going to continue that work with paul ryan.ntend to have a vote on international tax reform this year in the ways and means committee. we will lay the foundation for what i call a tax bill built for growth. billed for america's economic growth. i am often asked what is your , tax plan? i like to make the case that there are several ways we can get to, several paths to get to a tax code built for growth. i know what i want us to go and where i think our conference house republicans want to go. we want a fair and simpler tax code. we are going to have to close detection loopholes so we can lower the rates for everybody. we need to make sure that small businesses do not pay more than large businesses. as many do today. i want all businesses, no matter how large or small they are, to compete and win. and when they do, i want them to bring those profits home to reinvest in america. jobs, and it new facilities. the final principle for the tax code is that we are not bailing out washington's spending problem. we are creating a tax cod

that is paul ryan.f what you might see happening is establishment republican say trump is the nominee, talk about paul ryan. let's talk about what congress is going to do. you remember what happened in 1996 when establishment republicans decided that bob dole was going to lose and new england start making deals with democratic president bill clinton it was harmful for dole but decided he was going to lose that election they tried to go in different direction to save the party. i just wonder if we might see that happen this time. >> dickerson: either way it's smart to be talking about poverty. this summit he was holding in south carolina yesterday, because i think it does potentially remind the rest of the party that what trump is doing is appealing to these lower income americans. 15% of the country is in poverty right now. smart for republican party to talk aboutivity. when they're trying to undo food stamp program all these other things that happens every time they talk about that. but i think you're

could end affirmative action on college camps or it could strengthen it. >> speaker of the house paul ryan. ryan will have the privilege to be speaker when the political pendulum swings. >> angela merkel. i think they made a mistake throwing open the gate. >> i wouldn't under estimate merkel's power of recovery. we'll see. year. clarence: why? tom: because he's socialist and very strange. : [ inaudible ] >> it's got to be jeb bush who for years led the most likely republican nominee list. he has now fallen drastically and if he does not get the nomination which appears likely to happen, i don't know what he will do politically after that. >> destined for political oblivion. best political theater, pat. >> donald trump arrives at the iowa state fair and tells all the little kids to come out and take a ride on the trump helicopter. it's a real winner all the way around. hillary clinton a pass on her e- mails in the first democratic debate. >> donald trump's interactions with various people in the media. >> i say john kasich coming across in the early debates as very practical leader and orga

paul ryan has what it takes.y oppose each other i just feel deep in my get that they're going to be able to work things out better than all the rest. >> host: that's susan in washington. hillary clinton was asked on a sunday show up at a recent column that turned up in a new kind taking a look at her as an established candidate, the supporters that you make it as an establishment candidate. here's a bit of response jihad on the sunday shows. >> no, there isn't that i just have to tell you, i can only act to what i am doing feeling getting responses from people. i feel great that we have the level of enthusiasm that we do. and we also have a really good team on the ground that has been working for months to make sure that it's not just here today gone tomorrow but people are involved. they are really reached out to and yes, we believe they will, caucus. is speculation on all the rest of it is entertaining. i admit that, but we are just going to keep moving forward and do the work that we think is going to be succe

you we'll be right back with a lot more "face the nation" including our interview with rand paul and speaker ryan >> dickerson: welcome back to fakes the nation. we're joined by republican presidential candidate senator rand paul. senator paul, the race in iowa, going to be big surprise there, where are things? >> we announce add thousand precinct chairs which is a pretty significant effort. we don't think any other campaign really has announced that many precinct chairs, we think we may well be the most organized campaign in iowa. that's somewhat unheralded if you watch the polls. caucus is about turning your people out. we plan on getting lot of college student out. we've organized all the college campuses. >> dickerson: "new york times" has headline on front page today that says, quote, former republicans fears of the lasting do you think there's something larger happening in the republican race that's not just a competition of candidates but that there's a real change going on in the republicans? >> disconnect between many of the republicans in washington and the grass roots. i lectured my fe

al alexis goldstein, and paul ryan, let me start with you. what does the law say about this financial transaction between chartered, regular institution, or a campaign for federal laws? >> when a candidate from a federal office takes out a loan to help finance their campaign, they have to report to the federal election commission and in turn to the general public that that money came from a bank, and not, for example, from the personal savings of that candidate. and cruz failed to report that he got somewhere between $1 million from two different financial institution it's to help bankroll his campaign. >> did he fail overall? or one set or another? >> no, multiple filings, this is ongoing, from the time that he took out the loan to the time it's paid off, they have to be accurately to the fcc, they should have been filed differently in july, 2012, preelection for 2012, pre-runoff for the 2012, october, 2012, and these are multiple reports that were incredible filed. >> alexis goldstein, what's this law for? to prevent? >> dodd/frank is a mul

paul ryan, r-house speaker: "we know the president wants to fill this year with distractions. he wants to talk about anything but his failures." house speaker paul ryan announced wednesday that he will send a bill to the white house that would repeal obamacare and de-fund planned parenthood -- two proposals that will please his party's base but stand no chance of becoming law. after five years... it's the first time a bill like this will reach the president's desk. rep. paul ryan, r-house speaker: "for years, senate democrats have been blocking and filibustering these bills. this is too important to let up. president obama has already promised to veto the bill... and republicans don't have enough votes to override it. rep. jan schakowsky, d- illinois: "enough is enough" on wednesday, house democratic leaders blasted the proposal and warned of its potential consequences rep. chris van hollen, d- maryland: "apparently the republican new years is to attack womens' health." and when it comes to obama's new gun control proposals... speaker ryan says he's looking at all options, and

speaker of the house paul ryan joins us in a "hannity" exclusive. >> the u.s. ambassador. >> you are not the first responder. >> and meet the real life american heroes behind the blockbuster movie about benghazi. "hannity" starts right here, right now. welcome to "hannity." tonight the iowa caucuses are fast approaching and the gop front-runner donald trump continues to dominate in the polls. according to the real clear politics average, the national average, donald trump is maintaining a double digit lead over his closest opponent, garnering 35% of the vote. and looking to cement that lead, the trump campaign just released yesterday their first television ad. take a look. >> the politicians can pretend it's something else, but donald trump calls it radical islamic terrorism. that's why he's calling for a temporary shutdown of muslims entering the united states until we can figure out what's going on. he'll quickly cut the head off isis and take their oil. and he'll stop illegal immigration by building a wall on our southern border that mexico will pay for. >>

nancy. >> reporter: scott, paul ryan, the new speaker of the house, took a pretty dim view this morning of what he expects the president will say tonight. probably say that the state of the economy is strong. ryan said, no, the economy is a mess. foreign policy is a mess. he said he expects that the president will have a very glossy rendition of the past six or seven years, and that he'll put up strawmen only to knock them down, something that ryan argued was intellectually lazy. >> pelley: nancy, thank you very much. and there is the new speaker of the house, paul ryan of wisconsin, the passing of the torch to a new generation for republican leadership in the house. we understand the president is coming to the door shortly, and we will be hearing from the house sergeant at arms, paul irving, making the official announcement that the president has arrived. >> mr. speaker, the president of ( applause ) >> pelley: now, veteran watchers of the state of the union address know that this is going to go on for a while. the president is going to be coming down the aisle there in the 159-year-ol

the speaker, paul ryan, is presiding over his first joint session. he'll be introducing the president. joining me to watch, listen, and share their thoughts are "cbs this morning" cohost norah o'donnell, and john dickerson, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john what, are you looking for tonight? >> dickerson: well, the president tonight, scott, is going to talk about the future, but it's not the future of next year, not a future in which he and the legislators will try and make some gains and do some business. no, he's going to talk about the future of the next five to 10 years, and he's going to frame this as a test. america is undergoing change, and in the past, they have-- there have been two roads you can take. one is the road where people are fearful of change and people road the president will offer, and that's one in which people embrace change, and it will be a message of hope, his argument basically ending his presidency with that message of hope, the same one he came in with. >> pelley: and we are expecting t

i'm very high on paul ryan is and he is the next -- paul ryan, and he is the next generation of leadership in the house of representatives. the house of representatives is very fortunate that someone like pauline is willing to step up -- someone like paul ryan is willing to step up and fill the leadership. sacrifices. great he and his family both make great sacrifices. in fromrbara is coming pearl, mississippi. republican. caller: yes, hi. how are you? theuld like to know from republican you have on today, how easy would it be for the president nominee donald trump to become -- if he becomes the next president to pass on the initiative he has been talking about with immigration? and what can be done to fix the health care laws pertaining to people who have insurance because i know prior to this law we always had great insurance. but after this law was passed, we wound up with very high deductibles. a $6,000 deductible. insurance through your jobs, your pay $100 a month for insurance plus you have an $8,000 deductible. it is very high. how can those issues be addressed? host: implementing p

when someone hands paul ryan that monky, he hands right back to them.ou're a lawmaker, you're a legislator, let's let legislators be legislators, work through your committees, members are very excited about that. they're really ready for this -- for the end of the year crisis to crisis to end. both on taxes, which is one of our points on the permanency package, let's stop this. and they're excited about the chance to actually tackle big issues. i think what divides us tends to be tactics on small issues. rather than principles on the big ones. and that's where i think we need to go. mr. wyatt: if there's a brokered republican convention, would paul ryan emerge as the consensus choice to be the -- to be the republican nominee? [laughter] mr. brady: you had to end with that. mr. wyatt: look into your crystal ball. give us a thrill about a potential for a broker convention. i think every journalist on the planet would like to cover that type of thing. mr. brady: i know you would. [laughter] i don't know. i'm hopeful we disappoint you mightily in that. i wi

tom: speaker paul ryan. i think he's going to become instrumental in forging more deals with democrat, consolidating the conservative base in the party but also guiding the eventually -- eventual republican nominee on fiscal matters. clarence: i'm going to say abigail fisher. she's leading the -- she's a plaintiff in the anti-affirmative action case in -- that's going to the supreme court next year and this could end affirmative action on college campuses or strengthen it and it could be one of the biggest decisions. john: speaker of the house paul ryan. second most powerful politician after the president. ryan will have the privilege to be speaker when the political pendulum swings next november election day putting him in a pivotal spot. destined for political oblivion. pat: angela merkel. i think the chancellor of germany has made a terrible mistake in throwing over the gates. she's losing her party in bavaria. if this continues, she's in deep trouble. even though she's "time's" person of the year. john:

this will be paul ryan's first state of the union address.ll be the last state of the union address for the vice president joe biden. they're going to be doing some formalities now, jake, introducing escort committees for the president, for example. it's one of the standard protocol procedures, and they'll be introducing lots of other dignitaries coming in. >>> let's talk about, if we can, for just a minute, for the preparation for this night, the speech itself. president obama typically starts thinking about the state of the union address in the fall, what he wants to say, how he wants to lay out his vision for the next year. the white house says that president obama and his staff have been working specifically on the speech, putting pen to paper, since december. as we know, president obama likes to use the long legal pads. they've been working on the speech during the holidays. all of the president's speechwriters always say that he is constantly rewriting, constantly adding his own flourishes, his own language, trying to introduce statemen

paul ryan our sports guy is going to have more details tails on this coming up. this sounds like it. it was in the works almost from day one once we heard that lovie smith was on the way out. but the bucks are going to be hiring this defensive coordinator. >> from within, their new head coach dirk cutter. details of course still to come on who he may name as his coaching squad. but more to come tonight for sure. >> winston has to be one of the happier guys in camp. the quarterback had an outstanding year and a lot of the question goes to mr. cutter, coach cutter. so we're going to go a commercial break and come back with more details on this. breaking news, new head coach for the tampa bay buccaneers. >> paul ryan with details >>> breaking news at the top of sports tonight, the nfl coaching carusel is still spinning but it appears the bucks have selected their next horsie. dirk cutter as their next coach. adam schefter as well as every local beat writer. seems like it's just a matter of minutes or hours before the buccaneers make it official. cutter who was the b