at about 8:30 eastern time it will be scott garrett.e is the vice chairman of the committee, he is a republican. we will be right back. >> if you cannot even disagree on the law without taking it personally and a without hating the person on the other side, you need to find another job. >> the supreme court justice, scalia, reflects on 25 years on the bench and interpreting legal documents. in his latest, "reading law," sunday at 8:00. >> this weekend on american history tv. >> what exactly is the nature of the clash between macarthur and truman? is this a clash over policy? is this a problem of personalities? >> from lectures in history, truman and a macarthur. on the relationship that led a president to lead a general at the height of the korean war. and on sunday, more from "the contenders," a series of people who ran for president and lost. he once said that he had a bad case of a hereditary politics. his grandfather was a vice president over grover cleveland. his great-grandfather was the first to suggest abraham lincoln as preside

scott garrett, republican of new jersey a member of the house but mitchell services committee will addressight over tax cuts to provide sequestration, and pp the secretary's

i want to hear -- let's play some sound, from republican scott garrett of new jersey.hat he said and then we'll chat. >> you have been before this committee countless number of times since 2008, and if this is the crime of the century, as so many people are reporting it to be, never once did you ever come and mention it as being a problem. never once did you come here and say, this is what you're going to do about it. >> so you take on geithner and the politicians are calling foul now. >> well, it's all part of the exact same pattern. it's almost indistinguishable from the issues that i raise in the book. here was this mass, you know, timothy geithner, as president of the new york fed and later as secretary of treasury, was presented evidence with what appears to be a massive global conspiracy, conducted by the too big to fail banks, to fix the most important interest rate in the world. and his response was essentially to write a memo talking about structural problems in the bank of glaengland and telling the regulators in washington, maybe there's some structural prob

then scott garrett talks about tax cuts and defense sequestration.ater nick gillespie will take your calls about his article highlighting entitlement gaps between the generations. washington journal is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> mitt romney spoke to the veterans of foreign wars. one day after pope. he accused the white house of leaking classified information that killed osama bin laden and called for a special counsel to investigate. he outlined his policy on the future of u.s. involvement in afghanistan and iran. his remarks from reno--- reno, nev. are 25 minutes. >> thank you so much. it is a source of pride for us to see a combat veteran from massachusetts serving as a national commander of the vfw. great job, cmdr. thank you. the auxiliary president, incoming national commander john hamilton, executive director bob wallace, distinguished guests and members, thank you for your generous welcome. i want to start with a few words about the tragedy in colorado last week. we have since learned that among the victims were four people who se

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scott walker of wisconsin. and how will the decision play out on the campaign trail? we'll ask our political round table. john harris of politico, major garrett of "national journal" and our own jan crawford and john dicker son. the supreme court's ruling and what it means for you. because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. substituting for bob schieffer, cbs news chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good morning again. the big news came this week when the supreme court decided to uphold president's signature achievement, the affordable care act, including its most controversial element, the individual mandate which requires people to buy health insurance or pay a penalty. we peer joined now by the speaker of the house, john boehner. mr. speaker, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> pelley: were you surprised by the supreme court's decision? >> i was. the idea that the federal government can mandate that the american people purchase a product is shocking to me. but they made their decision. i respect their ability to make