sean duffy. how are you? i have got a question about the budget control act of 2011. it was inspired by the president and now he does not want to follow that anymore. we have to understand something here. when we, the people address the recourses we try to follow and are successful, and then have nothing but the same actions with ryan digging their hands into the money then you're trying to outspend a problem that will never go away. host: we talked about this earlier. democrats -- republicans want to lift the bug it -- budget caps and have done so and this budget deal will come to the floor this week in the house. guest: what thomas said, i used to do lumberjack sports and the best contest we had was in fresno. i am fond of fresno. yes, listen, we have a great concern on the military front. he see isis beheading folks and iran on a pathway to get a nuclear weapon, no matter what the president says. our growing military in china. you have russia in crimea. they are advancing their old cold war footing. a weaker america with less resources i think is begging for more g

our guest is house financial services oversight and investigations subcommittee chair sean duffy of wisconsinthen congressman john delaney of maryland will talk about american hostages captured by terrorists and the need for u.s. officials to oversee the rescue process. after that singer-songwriter and author judy collins and john madigan of the american foundation for suicide prevention will join us for a look at efforts to prevent suicide. those conversations, plus your facebook comments, tweets and e-mails. ♪ host: good morning. the japanese prime minister will address a meeting of congress where he will discuss ways to strengthen then u.s./japanese ties. also this morning on c-span3 coverage of the house oversight and reform committee. they are saying how a small gyroscope to enter the airspace and landed on the lawn of the capital. we

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sean duffy. >> hey, thomas. >> caller: i've got a question about the budget control act 2011. you know where we tried to -- it was actually inspired by the president. now he doesn't want to follow that no more. but we have to understand something here. when we the people, addressed these recourses that we tried to follow and we are successful, and then we have nothing but the same actions with murray and ryan digging their hands into this money. then you're trying to outspend a problem that will never go away. >> okay. we talked about this. republicans want to lift the budget caps, the so-called skweft sequestration and have done so in this budget deal that's going to come to the floor this week in the house. >> fond of fresno thomas. listen. we have a great concern on the military front. again you see isis beheading folks. we've seen iran on a pathway to getting a nuclear weapon no matter what the president says. that's a growing military threat in china. you have russia that's in crimea. it's -- they're advancing their old cold war footing. real concerns we have a weaker ame

sean duffy. how are you? i have got a question about the budget control act of 2011.t was inspired by the president and now he does not want to follow that anymore. we have to understand something here. when we, the people address the recourses we try to follow and are successful, and then have nothing but the same actions with ryan digging their hands into the money then you're trying to outspend a problem that will never go away. host: we talked about this earlier. democrats -- republicans want to lift the bug it -- budget caps and have done so and this budget deal will come to the floor this week in the house. guest: what thomas said, i used to do lumberjack sports and the best contest we had was in fresno. i am fond of fresno. yes, listen, we have a great concern on the military front. he see isis beheading folks and iran on a pathway to get a nuclear weapon, no matter what the president says. our growing military in china. you have russia in crimea. they are advancing their old cold war footing. a weaker america with less resources i think is begging for more glo

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