sam koch. welker is the intended receiver.rd line and welker out past the 40 and his own man helps to knock them down as he crosses the 45 yard line. robinson running into them. >> cris: a lot of great plays tonight for peyton manning and company. here's the biggest play of the night, dropped pass by wes welker. would have sent on the punt team if it was challenged. demaryius thomas brought it in. wonder what happened to that communication. corey graham imimmediately went to the bench. not that coaches play heed to play e playe players. >> cris: absolutely. >> al: false start. >> referee: false start, number 83, offense. 5 yard penalty. >> cris: wes welker's been in the news a lot. sometimes the no huddle and the pace of peyton manning. on that one there was time. there was an opportunity. >> al: right. pistol first and 15. and to the outside to welker again. assisting. ihedigbo making a tackle on the play. welker with two touchdowns tonight and he's caught 9 passes for 67 yards. >> cris: it looks dangerous. it looks like one

koch brothers, the uncle sam looking up the girl's dress.but people are going to remember it. >> here's the thing. it's easy for republicans and conservatives to hammer away at obama care because it's not fully implemented. your coke example is a good example. coca-cola can hammer away at its advertising campaign because people can see the commercial and immediately get a can of coke. it's tangible. what's happening with obama care is a lot of the pieces are being implemented piece by piece. some pieces have been delayed. but until it's fully implemented, a lot of people aren't going to know, one, all the benefits that accrue to them. but here's the other thing that president obama said in the speech before we came on. he said i have no pride of ownership. i just want it to work. he was telling the story about the kentucky state fair where a guy was signing people up and looking at these rates and the guy says hey, these rates are better than obama care. >> it's great. i personally, it's just my usual idea. i think they ought to call it the

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system what we saw the commercial that they ran with the creepy uncle sam going between the women's legs that was again funded by the koch brothers you know so when you start looking at this i mean there's certainly that going on i just can't figure out the end game you know what they really this is now the forty fifth and forty sixth time i just came from voting where we voted to get rid of the affordable care act and they're not making any progress at some point you know it's that question about sandy in repeating yourself i just really wonder what the end game they think and why so many of the republicans who are more responsible are kind of continuing to be held hostage by a relatively small element in their caucus it looks at this late stage i mean here it is almost eight o'clock. on the evening on the eve of october first you know the last day of september and in roughly three hours of you know five hours for four hours the government will shut down my guess is that this is hot potato right now that they're going to pass something so that they can throw it to the sun so that the talking points for the republican pa

president obama took on the koch brothers without naming them for funding those off-putting awful ads that show uncle samut to perform a gynecological exam. >> some of the tea party's biggest donors, some of the wealthiest men in america are funding a cynical ad campaign trying to convince young people not to buy health care at all. i mean, think about it. these are billionaires several times over. you know they've got good health care. but they are actually spending money on television trying to convince young people that if you've got the choice between getting affordable health care or going without health care, you should choose not having any health care. now, do you think if you get sick or you get hurt and you get stuck with a massive bill these same folks, they're going to help you out? >> the president was being nice. that ad is sick-o. it's uncle sam looking up a girl's dress. it's unbelievable advertising. "the new york times" today, governor steve beshear pointed out that more than 600,000 people in his state are uninsured and need help. then he took a swipe at mitch mcconnell and rand paul.

sam emerging during some intimate medical procedure. >> no kidding. >> the group responsing the ad is funded by the conservative koch brothers. >>> houseives voting to trim $40 billion from the food stamp program and supposed to happen the next ten years. the bill largely targets adults without new england kids only eligible for three months and need to meet job requirements. only republicans supported this measure in a narrow 217-210 vote and it faces and uphill climb in the senate. food stamps are used by about 47 million americans. >>> the money laundering conviction of former house majority leader tom delay has been overruled. they rule the evidence found against him is insufficient. the district attorney's office says it will appeal the court's ruling. >>> the post office says it may need an emergency jump in postal rates to keep the mail coming. the postmaster general has asked lawmakers for quick action on a long-term financial plan that says a rate hike may be needed because fast approval is unlikely. postal service board of governors could decide on a hike, we understand as early as next week. the post office expects to lose $

koch brothers to join us. they directed us to the group they support which put out these uncle sam ads. >>> coming up, we'll introducebout his six-figure salary. that's next. >>> big news tonight. we have a new member of the complainer caucus. congratulations to georgia congressman phil gingrey. the national review reports he was in a closed door meeting whining about how capitol hill aides can go lobby and make $500,000 a year. then said quote, i'm stuck here making $172,000 a year. oh, boohoo, boohoo. stuck making a measly $172,000? actually, he makes $174,000 a year. but who's counting? poor little congressman. and does he know that's over three times the median income in the united states? oh, and i forgot one small detail. his net worth is reportedly at least $3 million. and he's in a long line of complainers. like then-congressman denny riburg? 2007. >> we're struggling like everyone else with the economy. >> what's your net worth? >> i am land rich and cash poor. >> struggling? he was worth over $56 million at the time. then there's congressman paul gosser a few weeks later. >> the lax election, i was labeled

koch brothers who wouldn't recognize a rifle if they fell over one. if you're a democrat, the last session was your wish list. and some people were angry about a lot of other things. >> samyou're a general political correspondent, could it be what happened is guns like abortion have joined sort of the blue plate specials of the right and left. it's part of their argument. even if you don't own a gun, you support the gun rights people because that's part of your anti-obama, anti-government, anti-everything, the whole thing easy to do. you just vote with the right wing cause generally. is that what's going on? >> you hear this in gun rights rallies all the time that this is a slippery slope. i don't know if you've ever sat through a wayne lapierre speech, but a good chunk is devoted to the evils that will come with obama in office. it's if you let him do this, five more terrible things will come down the road. the other thing is gun rights advocates tending to single issue voters. if you go after gun rights, they will come out and try to get you out of office in the case of colorado. or try to not elect you in the first place. they will be motivated by a singular issue. >>

uncle sam would be standing between a woman and her doctor when it comes to reproductive health, just like you see the g.o.p. trying to do across the country. that's what the g.o.p. and the koch brothers want. fewer options, less health care and higher costs. that certainly doesn't seem like an opportunity for a generation to me. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek ecognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. coffman: mr. speaker, we in congress need to ensure that taxpayer dollars are used wisely. no federal department should get a free pass. especially one responsible for managing over 50% of all annual discretionary spending. the law requires all federal agencies, including the department of defense, to present honorable financial statements to congress. unfortunately, it has been over 16 years and the pentagon has yet to comply with this law. how can we be expected to oversee the pentagon spending habits when we have