have people spine, the first time senator ron wyden went to see his culligan buddy he was stunned tofind out that the president, now is president barack obama was on the exact opposite side. basically saying we have to let the nsa do their thing. it is the old needle in the haystack theory which i think is bogus. the haystack get so big that you will never find the needle. president obama has allowed the nsa to expand their eavesdropping on u.s. citizens. every single phone call may, domestic and foreign. foreign. allow them to spy also on our e-mails. still massing all this data and storing all of this data. somewhere either either phone companies have to the government has a. so it is on and on. maybe we'll talk about this too, but in terms of journalists, this administration went after the new york times, went after fox news, when after associated press. actually tapped the phones of associated press reporters who were doing nothing then doing their job. susan page from usa today, a very, very well respected journalist here in washington, said this is the most dangerous administra

and there are very few advocates been a great advocate a governor of massachusetts and ron wyden theer represents senior citizens who were reported his home state and he won. t is a great example. >>cspan: hovering around the election and we got sidetracked -- sidetracked by one to go back to the video. with that came out years later, when did it actually hit the airwaves? >> i think it was one year later. >>cspan: did you approve that? >> i'll let him play whenever he wanted. it would have lacked integrity but there was one thing i begged them to cut. % primary night when i run it -- one -- i'm sorry when i got into the runoff, i kolbe peter who is a city council speaker and they said yes he could get into the runoff. i say everything now 15 years later. that was not relevant to anything. >>cspan: here is video from that night. >> [laughter] [laughter] [inaudible] [inaudible] i would like to see some changes but state called. >> that was the night the ed date of that i run - - one the runoff. it was true be until bloomberg cable long - - k along but that many was the difference and

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we have very strong congressional support, so ed markey and ron wyden with the original introduced a bill, as you can see, we passed legislation that was concurrent with the aca to modify medicare to start this demo at 19 sites around the country. the demo involved the sights of a right of different types but you can see listed the variety as well. we put together a collaborative so we started working together to standardize the process of care, to learn from each other since that everybody was at the same level of proficiency from the beginning. here are the results from the first year as published by cms, showing it was very popular last summer to hear this news, 25000000% across the -- the were enrolled at that point, $3000 per beneficiary was the estimate. is to the programs participating had enough savings to the state and the shared savings component, and all of the programs improved on at least three of the six core quality measures. seven sites met all six. these are some of the taken for the cms website so we're talking at least in the program i'm working in kind of around $

we recently spoke with members of congress about national parks, including oregon senator ron wyden. so many special places, for example haystack coast whereoregon my wife and i were married, and it is a treasure to us. i mentioned crater lake national park. and is a real treasure enjoyed by people not just from the united states but all over the world. it is 14 years older than the park service itself, and the absolutely incomparable. it's just surrounded by spectacular recreation and wilderness. like no other. the solitude, for example, is something that is treasured by all. a couple of years ago there was helicopters fly over crater lake and i stepped in and blocked it because of citizen outcry to helicopters that was so great. i also believe that if we protect our parks and celebrate and recognize that recreation and tourism is a huge economic engine for our country, it produces $61 million worth of revenue every single year, and i just looked forward to celebrating with friends and neighbors and guests from all because this will be a very special time at a very special place to

service's 100th anniversary, recently asked members of congress about the nation's park system, senator ron wyden. >> so many special places. haystack rock on the oregon coast. my wife and i were married, from the standpoint of parks i mentioned crater lake national park, this is a real treasure enjoyed by people from the united states and all over the world, 14 years older than the park service itself and the water is incomparable and it is surrounded by spectacular recreation and wilderness. this is a place like no other. the solitude, for example, is something treasured by all. a couple years ago there was an effort to fly helicopters over crater lake and i stepped in and blocked it because of the citizen outcry to helicopters which was so great and also believe that as we protect our parks and celebrate this birthday week, recreation and tourism is a huge economic engine for our country. it produces $61 million worth of revenue every single year and i look forward to celebrating with friends and neighbors from all over the world because this will be a special time and a special place to recog

books, lots of enforcement action which was just underscored in a new bill by paul ryan and senator ron wydenat. but there must be enforcement. >> so you're supporting -- >> what's not being enforced about nafta? >> sorry? >> what is not being enforced about nafta that makes it horrible in the eyes of the trump campaign? this baffles me. >> i'm a little baffled by it too. >> at least where the ethic can be improved in some spaces. but on the whole, i myself think nafta has had a very good record on our economy with canada and mexico. now, you know it's too complicated but there's border adjustabilities is an issue. you know, they have a vat on imports from america we don't. things like that probably need to be equalized. >> just put out a tax reform plan that's fantastic and includes border -- >> yes. this is kevin brady's plan. there isn't going to be a whole lot of daylight between the trump plan and the brady plan. that's my prediction. >> there's -- trade is a place where left and right seem to be meeting. >> yeah. >> is it fair to expect that almost no matter who wins, there will be chan