you're on the air with tim ryan of ohio. >> caller: governor, greta. governor, mr. ryan. >> good morning. >> caller: an example of something i wanted to bring up rather than a question. an 80-year-old woman, you know, on social security, she has to buy a pair of tweezers, say. she goes to the store. there is an american-made pair for $1.49 that is going to last 30 years. and then there is, you know, a cheap pair from china, 99 cents. i think most people understand why she buys the 99 cent pair. but just to pose that against a hypothetical billionaire from new york who owns hotels throughout new york city and atlantic city, and he is buying furniture for his hotels that he flies the american flag outside of. the bid comes in from china 20% lower than the u.s. manufacturer. and he buys the chinese furniture. you know what? is everything the bottom line? be an american. be a patriot. pay the extra 20% and feel good about it. and really, that's all i've got to say. thanks. >> well, you know, we have lost a lot of manufacturing. and i don't think there is many districts t

congressman tim ryan joined us on washington journal to talk about u.s. manufacturing jobs. this is 40 minutes. >> congressman tim ryan, a member of the house budget committee, and also the co-chair of the congressional manufacturing caucus. thank you for being here. we'll get to manufacturing and the economy. but i want to begin with overall look of the economy released yesterday by the congressional budget office on deficits. and this is "the wall street journal" editorial page this morning. $5 trillion in change is what they say. all of this has increased the federal debt by nearly $5 trillion in merely four years. the federal deficit will decline to 1.08 trillion in 2012 or 7% of gdp. but that is still the highest deficit since 1946. except for the three previous years. in other words, the four years of obama's presidency will mark the four highest years in spending and deficits as a share of the economy since harry truman sat in the oval office. what's your reaction? >> well, i love how they try to blame obama. these numbers are the result of economic policies and dereg

we're talking to congressman tim ryan of ohio, democrat. go ahead. >> caller: hi, tim. to tell you the truth, i don't think there is very much that you have said that is true this morning. it's very difficult to do business in ohio. it's been tax and regulated right out of business. ohio's spending is insane. i've seen some of the things they do right in my immediate area. and we can't go on with the spending. thank you. >> well, my talk of regulation was more about wall street regulation, not necessarily not all that familiar with exactly what goes on from the stateside of regulation. but my point was wall street has been completely deregulated. and that led to everyone following their self-interest off the cliff, which affected a lot of places right outside of port clinton and toledo and the housing problems on the west side of cleveland and places like toledo have been huge because of that lack of responsibility and lack of cops on the beat on wall street. and at the end of the day, it's been a real problem. and it's important to know too right now, when you talk abo

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we will talk about jobs and manufacturing with congress member tim ryan. he is the democrat from the youngstown area. he is a member of the house bud budget committee. senator jim demint. he has a book. "now or never, saving america." thanks for being with us on this tuesday and a reminder. live coverage on c-span radio as we watch the results from florida. thanks for being with us on this tuesday. enjoy the rest of your evening. >>> coming up on c-span3, richard cordray, the head of the consumer financial protection bureau testifies on capitol hill. then, a senate hearing on u.s. domestic energy production. later, the defense department undersecretary for policy gives her last speech before stepping down on friday. >>> c-span's road to the white house political coverage takes you to the candidate events. >> i played out a blueprint for an economy that's built to last. that has a firm foundation. where we are making stuff and selling stuff and moving it around. u.p.s. drivers are dropping stuff off everywhere. that's the economy we want. >> if i'm presiden

and then we talk with congressman tim ryan of ohio about u.s. manufacturing. and later, house and senate republicans talk to reporters about the federal budget. >> for the last 60 years, every president since dwight eisenhower has attended the national prayer breakfast and tomorrow, president obama will be on hand at this year's prayer breakfast. watch live coverage at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> u.s. officials continued to monitor europe's economy and debt crisis. up next, the senate budget committee looks at the economic outlook for the eurozone and we'll hear from economists and financial analysts at this hearing chaired by north dakota senator kent conrad. >> i want to welcome everyone to the senate budget hearing and today's focus is the outlook on eurozone and its impact on the u.s. and global economy. we have three really distinguished witnesses with us this morning and i want to thank them each for being here. first, we have dr. simon johnson, sr. fellow at peterson institute and proif he tr are sore of entrepreneurship at myth sloan school of ma

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. >> congressman tim ryan, thanks for talking was. >> great to be with you. thank you. >>> on our next washington journal we'll talk with rob woodall and chris van hollen about the latest congressional budget office report. and later, robert jones of the public religious research institute joins us to discuss politics and religion. "washington journal" airs each morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >>> republicans have introduced bills in the house and senate that would revamp the federal budget process. the legislation would make it more difficult for congress to pass spending bills without first having passed a budget. some of the bills gop supporters spoke to reporters about the legislation. >> a good group, isn't it. thank you all for coming. the american peopleot happy with how congress and the administration manages their money. and i have concluded that they are basically right. first and foremost, we are borrowing 40 cents of every dollar we spend. that's so irresponsible as to produce no real argument in return that this is legitimate. second, in our b

tim ryan has a first on cnbc interview. what are the five changes. >> the principal change, as you know, the voelker rule has many pieces to it. the piece that troubles the instrument the most is where do you draw the dividing line between market-making and prohibitive proprietary trading i suspect there would be thousands of comments from issuers, dealers challenging the way in which this is structured. the rule as a whole? >> the voelker rule needs tore changed and re-proposed. what they have done is they have said it is presume to be prohibited. as opposed to presumed to be okay. and we think that just flips the entire statute the wrong way. >> is there any way to split this baby? can you actually have a segment of trading that is market-making? >> sure. >> it can be done? >> it can be dong. our view is they have taken the prohibited piece and made it too big and applied f that's why they ask 13400 questions. that's why the regulators said please give us some help. what we have try to do do in our comments, is to give th

. >> on "washington journal, we will be joined by tim ryan novo cayo, co-chair of the manufacturing caucussenator is from south carolina and the author of "now or never." you'll take your questions. and we'll talk about the anniversary with gideon rose. live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> next, douglas says he expects unemployment to remain 8.9% this year. economic growth will remain slow. he also spoke about extending the payroll tax cuts set to expire in march. they released their new forecast on tuesday. this is an hour 15 minutes. >> thank you for coming. i'm the director of the congressional budget office. our mission is to provide congress with objectives of budget and economic issues. part of the way we fulfill that mission is to prepare outlooks, the latest of which we released to this morning. i will summarize the report and then my colleagues and i will be happy to take your questions. let me begin by noting our baseline projections are conditioned on current law. not because we expect there will be no changes but because this approach provides a benchmark against which poten

host: tim ryan, thank you for being here. we'll get to manufacturing and the economy, but i want to begin with overall look of the economy. released yesterday by the congressional budget office on deficit, and this is "the wall street journal" editorial page this morning, $5 trillion and change. it has increased the debt by $5 trillion in -- host: what's your reaction? guest: well, i love how they try to blame obama. these numbers is the result of economic policies and deregulation policies of wall street that allowed the housing market to get out of control. we all know how the story ended in 2008, and the stimulus bill and other things that have been done, reduction in revenue, when you have 10% and 15% in some major cities in the united states, reduced revenue, bad economy, a stimulus bill needed to plug that hole, you add that up and that's where we are. but to try to somehow blame obama for all this is just politics coming out of "the wall street journal's" editorial. host: they disagree on your take of what happened. ha

. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00 with leon harris, alison starling, bob ryan, and tim brant. --s is abc 7 news at 11:00 on your side. >> a traffic nightmare for the hour.g rush more about the offense, both unusual. both happened within blocks in northwest. we are live with new insight on that incident. >> one man told me, what an on 14th street. this accident, a car left the road. you can see the damage it did to this office building. it also hit a mother. she pushed a baby girl out of the way. after this accident, an accident involving the motorcade of a president of another country. the visit of the president of has made international headlines. he has met with the president, kerry, and secretary of state hillary clinton. after leaving, his medicaid involved in an incident a woman injured. >> what did it sound like? >> like a pop. >> police had stopped traffic. said this woman drove her run the bus that stopped and hit the officer was on her motorcycle. of those things think you will never see. >> a man was nearby when it happened. was the sound of a collision. saw an offic

abc 7you are watching at 11:00 with leon harris, starling, bob ryan, and tim brant sports. this is abc 7 news at 11:00 on side. the wisdom of a father was passed on to his 10-year-old son have saved a life. >> the young man sprung into action. tell us what happened next. was not sure much on his son.ff last week when he saw a that a choking, he took action fast. >> life changed last thursday. >> everybody is still saying job each day. the lunchroom here school whenntary his body started choking on a hot dog. clay demonstrated on his brother did next. >> at this started doing this to his back. and it started coming up more. ended up coming out. >> his coolness under fire may be inherited. he comes from a long line of who loved two things -- baseball and firefighting. his great-grandfather, grandfather, father, two uncles a slew of cousins have all been firefighters. his father says he knew what to because of an incident last summer. >> he actually asked me what would you have done if i was really choking. i just went through the steps. >> one step before the high muck was pu

. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00 with leon harris, alison starling, bob ryan, and tim brant sports. >> the fear over $4 a gallon gasoline could hurt the nation's slow economic recovery. we are not there yet, but president obama address the issue today. >> i talked to a lot of commuters to night. they say, what can i do? i have to have tests in order to get to work. there are growing increasingly frustrated when more and more places have over $4 a gallon. in a few months all gas stations may look exactly like that. >> this year gas prices have been going up and up. >> i think the trick might be what it costs $4 a gallon. >> they think that is the breaking point that might send the economy back into the gutter. that could send president obama's reelection chances into the gutter with it. maria told us she has had to cut back a lot things to the high prices. >> i now do not go anywhere when i come home from work. >> she said she voted for obama in 2008 but she does not plan to this year. some people say they do not blame the president for high gas prices. >> i did not think he

. >> you are watching abc7 news at 11:00 with iraq -- leon harris, alison starling, bob ryan, and tim brandt sports. this is abc7 news at 11:00, on your side. >> tonight, the case of a local man found at the bottom of a prince george's county well takes a twist after police making other -- another arrest. we learn about the man who is behind bars. >> we go to brad bell with the latest on this. >> police have been working this case hard for a week now and they are not done. they were able to make an arrest very quickly monday. a second big break in the case. police arrested ivan newman earlier today. he is charged with first-degree murder kidnapping, and robbery for his role in the death of the lenny harris and the disposal of his body in name well. >> i am shocked. he kept to himself. >> this man was next door to newman. he was stunned to learn his fairly new neighbor is a suspect. >> it is kind of scary. someone that close. it is just scary. you never know who you live next door to. >> mnewman is the second suspect in the case. he was not caught on camera using the atm card last dece

you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00 with leon harris, alison starling, meteorologist bob ryan weather, and tim brandt sports. this is abc7 news at 11:00 at -- on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> two dozen people are forced out of their apartments after a fire breaks out. we were down over the apartment in aspen hill after the fire broke out. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. also new at 11:00, anyone who has a need for speed out on the road -- people like this. motorcycle writers -- riders. >> speak motorcycle riders have a serious risk. in three years, more than 200 motorcycle writers were killed on maryland highways. tonight, tom roussey shares one story of love and loss. >> 44-year-old kevin had a lot going for him. he had a good job with comcast and plan to marry his fiancee. >> had a lot of things to look forward to. >> his mother says he did not smoke or use drugs, but had one major vice. speed. he would do things like these guys, we've been in and out of traffic and going -- weaving in and out of traffic. early in the mo

morning we will continue the conversation about the campaign and the guests include congressman tim ryanrolina senator jim demint, the tea party will be with us tomorrow morning as well as the indian rhodes it starts at 7 a.m. eastern time washington journal here on c-span. thanks so much for being with us on primary night. >> we are making a stand selling stuff and moving it around, and ups drivers are dropping things off everywhere. [applause] that is the economy i want to redefine president of the united states i will stop all of the regulations. i will make sure that any of those that killed jobs will be eliminated and i get america back to work again. [applause] >> if you will see the economy start to recover. the minute people realize that obama is gone -- [applause] that's how decisive the changes going to be and how rapid the changes going to be. >> all the candidates as they meet with voters. >> [inaudible conversations] >> and use the web site to view recent video from the campaign trail and read the latest postings from the candidates, political reporters and other viewers fro

believe we saw evidence of that on thursday at the house budget committee with chairman paul ryan taking on timer. we saw clearly by the government's own numbers that within 15 years this economy will effectively stop and all president obama can offer is $1.3 trillion of deficit in this next budget. there is no future. there is no hope with president obama having a second term. >> michele bachmann, mitch daniels, thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >>> tens and thousands of protesters packed the streets in damascus. bashar al assad's security forces meet them with tear gas. what is next for that country. that's straight ahead. [ beep ] [ mom ] scooter? the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. man on tv: ...rbis and 36 homers. swings at the first pitch and fouls it deep back into the stands. [ding] [fans whirring] announcer: chill raw a

got ryan vogelsong's back, tim lincecum back and the ongoing recoveries of posy and sanchez.e head to beautiful scottsdale, arizona. giants position players don't have to report until tomorrow. as jamie sire reports, m oanyf the veterans are already in the house. >> reporter: aubrey huff made an appearance today, hitting in the cage and stopping to sign some autographs for fans. while he's excited to get back to work, spring training is more of a formality for veterans like huff. >> good to see the guys. only been here 30 minutes. so got a little work in and really only talked to a few guys, mostly pitchers. it is good to be back at spring training and excited for another season. >> you're looking forward to getting that first workout on friday, you know, kind of getting everything going again and putting last year behind you. >> looking forward to opening day. spring training, you know, 35 years old, done a lot of these. you kind of -- you love to get back to work, but, you know, it is a long spring training, long season. you only get your work in here and get ready to go fo

got hot too between the president's budget with wisconsin congressman, republican paul ryan and treasury secretary timr. this all happened late yesterday afternoon. here is a sample and listen and watch closely. >> we helped lower the trajectory of cost growth in the outer deck kids that comes from millions of americans retiring but we still would face even with this framework more work to do on that long term demographic challenge. >> well, bring up, chart, slide 13. because i just don't see the rhetoric matching the results. look out at your budget, pain 58, analytical perspectives. you say that this is your budget, says that the government's position gradually deteriorates that our fiscal condition deteriorates. these are your numbers. >> what it shows, mr. chairman -- >> your debt path. >> shows exactly what i said. >> our government is making promise to americans that it has no way of accounting for them. and so you're saying yeah we're stablizing but we're not fixing it in the long run. that means we'll keep lying to people. we'll keep all the empty promises going. so what we're saying is in ord

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ryan gosseling. should have been nominated for an oscar. >> coming up -- it will been caught tim tebow's attention. and some good news from the doctor. >>titan the dog was protecting them from afar. in return they helped save his life. >> now, to an incredible story of one dog's survival. titan click on his own for five years. >> a k-9 officer arrested him and is giving titan a second chance. >> after five years of caring for titan from afar, this is the first time that have gone to pet him. he lived on his own in this auto auction lot but always kept his distance. >> one day i heard footsteps. i looked down and see the dog but he is allred cage and bone. i mention it to my mother. ever since then we have been bringing him food. >> he is like my son. i love him. >> whenever anybody try to approach titan he would run away. >> of the blizzards, storms, hurricanes and he is out here by himself. >> every afternoon he would wait here knowing the close of business meant food. >> when we saw him working over there, it was 4:30 and time for us to go. >> animal control was going to come and get titan. >> th

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i also want to acknowledge bob ryan who worked with with shean donovan extensively on this issue as well as tim treasury and gene sperling who doesn't always get the credit he deserves for doing outstanding work. the housing bubble that burst nearly six years ago triggered, as we all know, the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes. it costs millions of innocent americans their jobs and their homes. it remains one of the biggest drags on our economy. last fall my administration unveiled a series of steps to help responsible homeowners refinance their mortgages to ache advantage of historically low rates. last week i urged congress to pass a plan that would help millions more americans refinance and stay in their homes. i indicated that the american people need congress to act on this piece of legislation. in the meantime, we can't wait to get things done and provide relief to america's homeowners. we need to keep doing everything we can to help homeowners and our economy. today with the help of democratic and republican attorneys general from nearly every state in the country, we are about to t

and i also want to acknowledge bob ryan, who worked with shean donovan extensively on this issue, as well as timof treasury. and i'm going to acknowledge also jean sperling, who doesn't always get the credit he deserves for doing outstanding work. >>> the housing bubble that bust nearly six years ago triggered as we all know the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes. it cost millions of innocent americans their jobs. and their homes. and it remains one of the biggest drags on our economy. last fall, my administration unveiled a series of steps to help responsible homeowners refinance their mortgages to take advantage of historically low rates. and last week, i urged congress to pass a plan that would help millions more americans refinance and stay in their homes. and i indicated that the american people need congress to act on this piece of legislation. but in the meantime, we can't wait. to get things done. and to provide relief to america's homeowners. we need to keep doing everything we can to help them homeowners and our economy. today with the help of democratic and republican attorney gen

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tim lincecum skipped practice today with a stiff back. apparently it's not as bad as the back of ryanogelsong. >>> so how will pablo sandoval do in 2012? will he struggle or build on his home run campaign? it always seems there will be questions about his weight but he is confident he has learned from past struggles. >> i think you can really [ indiscernible ] yourself. you have [ indiscernible ] [ indiscernible ] last year was best for me. so now i'm know what i can do now i know what i have to do. so for me last year was great. [ indiscernible ] >> the sharks have taken some lumps two-week long road trip. tonight in columbus already down 1-0. blue jackets jeff carter with the wrist shot. 2-0 columbus. carter with three goals tonight. still in the 1st, rick nash another goal. the goalie was pulled after giving up three goals on 11 shots. sharks lost 5 of 6 on this trip. >>> kobe bryant is tired of trade rumors involving teammate [ indiscernible ] he said the team needs to move on. he gets it week's they said it award. >> i'm a man! i'm 40. >> i want oners. >> you can't say that. he's

ryan reacts to been bernanke on the economic recovery. looking for that. >> stick around. treasury secretary timeithner getting ready to report on the marks of financial reform. >> here's how the s&p heat map is shaping up this thursday. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. back right after this. >>> welcome back in the final stretch here on wall street for the day. about 45 minutes left in the trading session. let's get a stat check on the dow, technology continuing leadership in this market today. the major averages drifting sideways ahead of the important january jobs report, which is out tomorrow morning first thing. industrials up as many as 25 points. down as many as 40 points. flat on the session as we speak. some of the big movers, winners and losers, you can see alcoa showing a gain of 2% here. b of a up about 1%. pfizer and disney, the laggards, bill. >> shares of electronic arts among the technology companies doing well today. up 7%, just under that right now, showing no signs of letup as we head to the close here. the company's fiscal third-quarter earnings last night b

tim geithner says yeah, we have some work to do. the problem that paul ryan has is this administration is not dealing with what the republicans have suggested and that is let's figure a way to fix social security so it works forever and medicare and medicaid and instead, the president has punted and that's why he was referred to as the punter-in-chief last week by paul ryan. >> let's move on to a different topic very quickly because governor chris christie of new jersey is coming under fire. he has decided because whitney houston is from new jersey, newark, new jersey, he's decided to lower the flags. in her honor. and a lot of folks are not too happy about that. there is a funeral, of course, tomorrow and we will obviously be covering that here on fox newschannel, but there are a lot of people including the mother of fallen marine who is offended by governor christie's decision to lower the flag. i can kind of understand that. >> the mother's name, phyllis mcgee, her son was killed by a homicide bomber in afghanistan i believe in the last month or so. he was

treasury secretary tim geithner first taking heat on the plan last week on the hill with paul ryan. >> our government is making promises to america that it has no way of accounting for them and so you're saying yeah we're stablizing but we're not fixing in the long run. that means we'll keep lying to people. we'll keep all the empty promises going. so what we're saying is in order to avert the debt crisis, you're the treasury secretary of all people -- g, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whole grains, 110 calories. when we were determined to.. see it through. here's an update on the progress. we're paying for all spill related clean-up costs. bp findings supports independent scientists studying the gulf's environment. thousas of environmental samples have been tested and all beaches and waters are open. anthe tourists are back. i was born here, i'm still here and so is bp. fore! no matter what small business you are in, managing

and i also want to acknowledge bob ryan who worked with shaun donovan extensively on this issue as well as timreasury, and i'm going to acknowledge, also, gene sperling who doesn't always get the credit he deserves for doing outstanding work. the housing bubble that burst nearly six years ago triggered, as we all know, the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes. it cost millions of innocent americans their jobs and their homes, and it remains one of the biggest drags on our economy. last fall my administration unveiled a series of steps to help responsible homeowners refinance their mortgages to take advantage of historically low rates x. last week i urge -- and last week i urged congress to pass a plan that would help millions more americans refinance and stay in their homes. and i indicated that the american people need congress to act on this piece of legislation. but in the meantime, we can't wait to get things done and to provide relief to america's homeowners. we these to keep doing everything we can to help -- we need to keep doing everything we can to help homeowners and our economy. a

tim tebow coming out of nowhere. and there is a baseball version of lin, maybe, voguel secretary of state song. >> they nicknamed him voguel strong. strong baseball. >> 2011 was a dream season for ryan voguelsong. a team leading 2.71 era. safe to say this was an off season. >> it's been busy. lot of speeding engagements and just kind of a lot of appearances. been pretty nuts but a good nuts. >> and now, firmly entrenched in the starting rotation, voguel song knows pressure is on to rae pete what he did last year. >> i don't want to be sitting here in june and hearing people say i was a fluke and i want to make sure that that doesn't happen. it's time to get it done again, hopefully, a little better. >> once again, strength will be starting rotation. it's about keeping up with joneses. >> for me, i know i don't want to be the weak link. you know? i don't want to be the guy that is not getting it done and those guys are. that is what drives me. >> and they have arrived to infinity and beyond. and. >> got to get proper credit. >> palo alto native added to all star weekend. and there is a is a before it took over the galaxy, the commissioner said he would not be added to the all star fe

tim. ann webster. june cambridge. engineering.kory, david. ryan. melanie, about face media. richard, communications group. last but not lease, sean miller from the performance institute. [applause] the good doctor is up next. we're going to exit stage right here. >> please give it up for the congressman. [applause] >> thank you. what an outstanding crowd. i know many of your hear from the third district. let's help send a ron paul to the white house. [applause] i had the honor and privilege of introducing ron paul lsi at an event featuring our military veterans and service members who are supporting ron paul. how many of you know that ron paul has more support from service members that all the candidates combined? [applause] >> i think there's a good reason why the service member's support him. ron and i swore an oath to support and defend the constitution just as they did. [applause] they understand the importance of a constitutional foreign policy. they understand that when we go to war, we have to declare war. that congress must be the one that authorizes war, not just th

kevin, tim, ann, jim, jim, mike, a medical doctor, david, ryan, meg, melanie, about face media, and lisa, inn --independent researchers, and another. bay are going to exit stage right. >> please give it up for the congressman. ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] >> you do not send me to congress, so let's help send ron paul to the white house. [cheers and applause] . i had the honor and privilege of introducing ron paul last night at an event featuring are military veterans and service members. more support than all of the candidates combined. there is a good member why the service member's support him. we swore to support the constitution, just as they did, and they understand, our service members understand the importance of a constitutional form policy. they understand that when we go to war, we must declare a war. but the congress must do it, not just the president. [cheers and applause] . they understand important this of protecting our civil liberties. -- they understand the importance of protecting our civil liberties. like ron and me, and they are opposed to a group that

and i also want to acknowledge bob ryan, who worked with shaun donovan extensively on this issue, as well as tim massad of treasury. and i'm going to acknowledge also gene sperling, who doesn't always get the credit he deserves for doing outstanding work. the housing bubble that burst nearly six years ago triggered, as we all know, the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes. it cost millions of innocent americans their jobs and their homes. and it remains one of the biggest drags on our economy. last fall, my administration unveiled a series of steps to help responsible homeowners refinance their mortgages to take advantage of historically low rates. and last week, i urged congress to pass a plan that would help millions more americans refinance and stay in their homes. and i indicated that the american people need congress to act on this piece of legislation. but in the meantime, we can't wait to get things done and to provide relief to america's homeowners. we need to keep doing everything we can to help homeowners and our economy. and today, with the help of democratic and republican attorney

and i also want to acknowledge bob ryan, who worked with shaun donovan extensively on this issue, as well as tim massad of treasury. and i'm going to acknowledge also gene sperling, who doesn't always get the credit he deserves for doing outstanding work. the housing bubble that burst nearly six years ago triggered, as we all know, the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes. it cost millions of innocent americans their jobs and their homes. and it remains one of the biggest drags on our economy. last fall, my administration unveiled a series of steps to help responsible homeowners refinance their mortgages to take advantage of historically low rates. and last week, i urged congress to pass a plan that would help millions more americans refinance and stay in their homes. and i indicated that the american people need congress to act on this piece of legislation. but in the meantime, we can't wait to get things done and to provide relief to america's homeowners. we need to keep doing everything we can to help homeowners and our economy. and today, with the help of democratic and republican attorney