. >> but other slippery on scrivens tell us soon the rebels started burying their dead next to checkpoints where fighting is still raging -- but other slovyasnk residents tell us. many believe the fighters came from russia. the kremlin denies that and says it only wants to mediate peace, but at the same time, radical fighters in moscow continue to recruit willing fighters. this man and fellow recruiters work as volunteers. their work is partly funded by donations. everyone here knows some fighters come back and coffins, but they believe it was a historical mistake that this ended up as part of ukraine. they see themselves as liberators. so far, just a few dozen volunteers have been sent to fight, but there are allegedly thousands of russians who want to join them. some with combat experience in afghanistan or chechnya. >> combat specialists and also doctors are very important. those are the people we need the most urgently, but we except everyone. during a war, you can learn in two weeks what it would take six months to a year to learn in times of these. we now have enough people there who

. >> but other slippery on scrivens tell us soon the rebels started burying their dead next to checkpoints where fighting is still raging -- but other slovyasnk residents tell us. many believe the fighters came from russia. the kremlin denies that and says it only wants to mediate peace, but at the same time, radical fighters in moscow continue to recruit willing fighters. this man and fellow recruiters work as volunteers. their work is partly funded by donations. everyone here knows some fighters come back and coffins, but they believe it was a historical mistake that this ended up as part of ukraine. they see themselves as liberators. so far, just a few dozen volunteers have been sent to fight, but there are allegedly thousands of russians who want to join them. some with combat experience in afghanistan or chechnya. >> combat specialists and also doctors are very important. those are the people we need the most urgently, but we except everyone. during a war, you can learn in two weeks what it would take six months to a year to learn in times of these. we now have enough people there who

i think i can speak for the democrats when i say that no democrat had anything to do scriveners rin -- of this particular legislation. often, mr. chairman, rightly you point to rules that allow that a certain number of republicans and a certain number of democrats have been made in order. i think it's telling that in this particular measure in the summary of amendment, that there are only republican measures. and i follow that up with what our new majority leader is attributed to having said very recently. the most important, house republicans will focus on ending legislationive relics that breed unaccountability and bureaucratic ineptitude. he goes on to say, congress must let go of the stale policies of the past and move government to the 21st century. i've always believed that you must win the argument before you can win the vote. in congress, committees act as idea factories for policies from both sides, and as majority leader i will commit to the committee process and regular order. we are not following regular order here, mr. chairman. e are now on our 72nd and 73rd closed rule

circuit split, where you have the 4th circuit saying that basically it was either a close call or scrivener'serror, the d.c. circuit saying that actually the irs didn't have the authority to issue that ruling, are you going to put -- rescind that rule until this can be resolved by the supreme court? what's the irs's positions in light of that case? itch . >> the rule about granting advance premium tax credit all run by hhs, we have our regulation said in fact it was appropriate and acceptable to go through the federal marketplace. we have no plans until the issue is resolved in court to rescind or change that rule or change our preparation for the next filing season. >> is it your opinion as the irs that you construed that to believe there may have been a drafting issue, but the intend was the subsidy should go? >> it was reported of the justice department's opinion, which was upheld in the 4th circuit, not upheld in the d.c. circuit. i don't have a different view of the legality. i think the justice department puts it well that they think the statute is enforcible and the regulations are app