are for it but they were against it the option of adding amendments so basically that the obstructive tpa, rejected the pa to on jkt the tpa-- you no he what, -- >> i promise i will never be in a bicycle racial, that i can tell you. >> why would you mention that at your presidential kickoff. >> i would like to vote for him but i'm worried he might put on bicycle shorts, i don't know. all right, come on, you can do this without the trump just. tell me if the president got what he wanted or not. >> the house overwhelmingly rejected a white house-backed bill designed to pave the way for a massive 12 nation pacific trade pact. >> the vote is so full of legislative maneuvering and almost i deent-- identical acronyms it is hard to get everything. here is how screwed up everything is. >> the crazy things i'm seeing put out in the media by big labor, the willingness to make up stories, to make up facts, goebbels would be very proud of them. take nancy reagan seriously. when it comes it all three votes today, just vote no. >> jon: a republican congressman used a nazi metaphor to argue in favor of

tpa. we empowered congress and the american people by setting clear priorities the administration must meet. now t benefits of have been tpa back in the books we are seeing firsthand last week, when our negotiators made significant progress toward concluding the partnership, this very same tpa bill will enable to also enter into a trade agreements with 28 european countries as well. these are significant things. it's being negotiated between the united states and countries across the asia pacific and promises to break down trade barr years -- barriers. we have to do these things right. our negotiators know who they must achieve for my agreement to be approved by the congress. they have it very closely to their attention. by that, earlier in this session we pasted the chip bill again. it was very important bill. i had to work on the finance committee for str, we had to go through 18 different patches. this time we accomplished putting on the map as a permanent standing way of solving the fi

but one have maya greatest accomplishments of the trade promotion authority bill or tpa. we empowers congress and the american people for in a trade deal. for the job creators but to have tpa back of the books with the chief trade negotiators for the trans pacific partnership agreement. that will allow us with those countries as well. but to be negotiated between in the united states and across the pacif with the market's containing the authority a 60 percent of all those in the world but only if it is done right. thanks for the high standards for go so they brought it to their attention very closely. so then we pass the chip kill again. -- a bill again. we had to go through 18 different patches. this time of what we accomplished with a the way to solve the fix but it has taken so much more time. budget is to do this for a the country to have things done right. >>. >> when senator hatch talks about returning your regular order i the that can be distilled pretty simply and when committees are able to do work his leadership on the committee not of the work to a bill is esse

the doctors say she's a candidate for tpa, a clot-busting drug that can restore blood flow to the brain the type of stroke that she is having. >> the question is, when was the person last seen well? that can be hard to establish. in this case she was lucky she was in the parking lot. >> reporter: but early intervention is key. it has to be given within several hours of the first symptoms. but sometimes, loved ones don't recognize the signs in time. >> the faster it can be administered, the better. >> reporter: her husband, by her side. >> i think the medication worked. >> okay. >> reporter: within 30 minutes. >> you look much better. >> reporter: after five days, her transformation, remarkable. she's ready to go home. >> i'm so lucky. i thought my life was over, and somebody saved my life. >> remarkable is right. we want to thank ron for that story. you can see more, tune in later tonight for abc's "save my life." "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir is right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> next, witnesses tell us weath

and i certainly doesn't undermine labor friends when i voted for the tpa even though they were big donors of mine. i explained that that doesn't mean that i vote the way you want me to vote. so i think that the limits help but what is driving a new kind of politics is that all of these presidential candidates have spent more time shopping for their billionaires and funding their super pacs. that is different, that is brand-new. i think the piece that talked about super pac money that had been raised so far was almost three times as much as would have been raised by the candidate and that that money was dominated by like six to seven individuals. so this has really become an oligarchy of campaign. this really has become a certain class of billionaires funding political conversation in this country. people have to rise up and say that i will not accept that. and they have to say i'm going to be working on campaign finance and ethics reform and i'm very excited that they have made campaign finance reform an important part of their campaigns. and. >> senator claire mccaskill. the book is call

i certainly disappointed my labor friends when i voted for tpa even though they were big donors of mine. i explained to them but that doesn't mean that i vote the way you want me to vote. i think the limits really help. what's really driving a think a new kind of politics is all these presidential candidates have spent more time shopping for their billionaires and super pacs. that's different. that's brand-new. i think there was a piece not long ago in politico that talked about the super pac money that had been raised so far was almost three times as much as was raised by the candidates and that money was dominated i 67 individuals so this is really the oligarchy of campaigns. this has become a certain class of billionaires funding political conversation in this country. people have to rise up and say i will not accept that and we can do it in this country. we have to get mad enough about it and realize what's going on. this is something i'm going to be working on in campaign finance and i'm very excited that bernie and hillary clinton have made campaign finance reform an important par

export parts.e as if you like the fabric of a tpa approval, we like that. it is very vital. why? this country exports and imports standards. charlie: what do we do that we are not doing to make growth higher? andrew: tax reform, education reform, although workplace reform -- all of the workplace reform, an energy policy that makes sense, regulatory reform. charlie: does it drive you crazy that those things are not happening in america, not happening in washington? andrew: policy and politics came from the same root, but they have been unfortunately divided. no policy, lots of politics. charlie: if you are ceo, you are in full view. about how youory had spent company funds on personal vacations and those kinds of things. where is that? andrew: it's an old issue that surfaced and was put to bed in 2010. it is no longer -- and it has not been an issue for over five years and just resurfaced. tos is journalism that tried sensationalize what happened at the time. as a ceo, i take this very, very seriously. any action, mistake, wrongdoing, immediately has to be remedied. it routine ord

stuart: tpa is soft tpa is soft peddling the same as ugly as opposed to an ecological disaster.ch out, jordan spieth. rory mcelroy will be back this weekend. ashley: i like both. jordan spieth could become the world number one. if the results are not in his favor this site can different. he could be the number one player. but rory, don't play soccer. it could ruin your career. stuart: here is that we have. president obama's war on coal. we have a climatologist who says it will add $100 a month to you or the true city though. top of the hour, ralph peters never afraid to speak his mind. what should republicans be saying about iran and the war on terror? we'll ask him. get ready for more on this. >> he doesn't know how it works. he doesn't care how it works. rand paul is a garlic hidden. he is trying to further his own political ambitions and remind of senator joseph mccarthy with the exception of a car seat going after communists were as ran policy attacking the patriotic intelligence professionals. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlim