randy neugebauer is the chair of the financial services subcommittee on financial institutions and consumeryou will be hosting a roundtable event on concerns over liquid in the fixed income markets. -- liquidity. and wisconsin governor scott walker plans to announce his decision to seek the republican presidential nomination later today. that will take place in waukesha, wisconsin. he would become the 15th republican candidate to announce his intention. some reaction to governor walker spending announcement already. afl-cio president richard trumka says in a quote from scott walker is a national disgrace quote-unquote. we will have scott walker's presidential announcement 6:15 p.m. eastern is what gets under way. watch it on c-span3. c-span dish of the best access to congress. live coverage of the u.s. house, congressional hearings and news conferences, bring your events that shape public policy. and every morning "washington journal" is live with elected officials, policymakers and journalists, and your comments by phone facebook and twitter. c-span created by an american cable copies appr

priffle pursuant to clause 12 of rule 1 -- pursuant to clause >> texas congressman randy neugebauer. you can watch live coverage on our companion network c-span3. we'll have that in a couple hours. 2:30 eastern time. wisconsin governor scott walker announcing this morning he's running for president sending out a tweet that red, i'm in. that brings the number of candidates seeking the republican nomination to 15. he also released a video declaring his entry into the race. here's a look. >> for too long they said we have to compromise our principles to win. scott walker showed the path to victory is to run on principles conservative, bold, decisive. he balanced budgets. cut taxes. improved education. created jobs. and showed how to fight and win. >> america needs new fresh leadership with big bold ideas from outside of washington. actually get things done. wisconsin, we enacted big bold reforms, took power of the hands of big government special interests, gave it to the hardworking taxpayers. our lives are better because of it. we fought and we won. the republicans feel there are some

yesterday new york our op-ed, congressman randy neugebauer and i wrote that the american people were fooled into believing dodd-frank was necessary to ensure financial stability and prevent future market meltdowns. but instead of responsibly studying the root causes of the financial crisis, democrats in washington rushed to regulate. in my home state of texas, one of the healthiest economies in the nation 115 banks have closed their doors. these banks are far from the major financial institutions in new york. they are small town, community lenders that cannot full together resources to comply with dodd-frank. they are community banks and credit unions that issue 51% of all business loans under $1 million. the crippling effects of dodd-frank have trickled down from the president's pen to local job creators who had nothing to do with the financial crisis. the costs had been pass aid long to them. it isn't right and it's not fair. dodd-frank is another example of how this administration discourages growth. under president obama and his administration, the risk of running a business is n