thank you so uch. it's an interesting idea moving the capital way from washington.it would do to pay them, the lobbyist would move to the new capital. as congressman says it is the lobbyist that are the real problem. >> they are the royalty of washington washington dc. >> congress did it by passing on these laws? >> i will tell you that the real love is on washington dc. >> he says it's on wall street. >> is much more money there. what other politicians don't get is that no matter how much some wall street tycoon gets, he can't force me to do anything. there are only two ways to do things in life. voluntarily or by force. washington is more dangerous because it can force people to give money and privileges. the process forces us to subsidize. try not paying your taxes. they will eventually show up at your doorstep and if you don't pay they will put you in jail. i don't really care if will smith puts his son and his movie or if drew barrymore as the data was a famous actor and that's why she was in the movie e. people volunteer to give money to drew barrymore and wil

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goodlatte: i yield myself uch time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. goodlatte: just over six months ago, president obama announced that he would once again pivot to the economy. the bottom line of his speech, after 4 1/2 years of the obama administration, quote, we're not there yet. the president was right. we're not there -- we were not there yet, nor are we there today. job creation and economic growth continue to fall short of what is needed to produce a real and durable recovery in our country. the nominal unemployment rate is down, but that is not because enough workers have found jobs, it is because so many unemployed workers have despaired of ever finding new full-time work. they have either left the work force or settled for part-time jobs. as long as this situation continues, congress must stay focused on enacting reforms that will stop the losses, rirn america to prosperity -- return america to prosperity and return discouraged workers to the dignity of a good, full-time job. the legislation we consider today is just that kind of reform. thr

uch next - the -- up next - the pharmacy as we know it could soon be no more. first a look at temperatures across the country. >> we are going to have cold spots as you step outside the door. this morning, across the nowhere tears, that's where the cold air is, we are at one, 14 in check. we'll see a nice rise in the numbers across the deep south, 50 degrees. not bad in houston, but we could use a jacket. we could pile on the layers. we are at minus 11, 11 above zero. we are going to see temperatures staying below average. here into the north-east, single digits, 22 degrees, 24 and similar to conditions we starred with yesterday. here cross the deep south, '60s, and 70s will return. >> it's been a month since the west virginia chemical spill which fouled drinking water. many don't trust that the water is safe. some of the utility company are to pay. >> health officials say despite the odd smell of liquorice in the drinking water, it does not rise to the level of being unsafe. demonstrators are shifting their anger away from the country causing the spill and tow

so as far as i can see the issue that we have it and uch a dramatic decline long lived assets and not particularly in shorter lived assets. here i think we have to split the structures into residential and business. and then examine each separately. ve got a fairly long regression, long meaning long in ime, which measures the extent to which nonfinancial corporate liquid cash its flow into till liquid long-term fixed assets. >> basically putting your money where your mouth is. >> yeah. they haven't been speaking very much. what the data show is very interesting. at the bottom, which is not that far from where we are now, the actual ratio of capital investment -- fixed liquid capital investment is at the lowest point in peacetime since 1938. and we are up only slightly improved from that particular level. >> you said on nume -- you sat on numerous boards. why is that? >> it's not so much the boards that you see. although you do see it. also when i was an active member of this organization as a business economist, i was a consultant to a lot of corporations and sat through the issue of

hastings: i yield myself uch time as i may consume. mr. chairman, the supports men's heritage and enhancement act, h.r. 3590 is a package of eight bills that protects america's sportsmen to fish and hunt from unjustified bureaucratic restrictions and remove government roadblocks on certain public lands and guard against new regulations that threaten hunting and fishing. this is a bipartisan bill and co-sponsored by the republican and democrat chairs of the congressional sportsmen caucus, mr. latta of ohio and mr. thompson of mississippi and mr. wittman of virginia and mr. walz of minnesota. mr. been check of michigan, mr. gibbs of ohio, mr. hunter of california, mr. miller of florida and mr. young of alaska all deserve credit for leadership on these important issues. mr. chairman, the house -- the committee is not in order. the chair: the gentleman is correct. the house will come to order -- the committee will come to order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. hastings: mr. chairman, this legislation ensures that america america's ability to

hopefully it will be addressed in a way that doesn't cause the high wire brinksmanship that does so uch damage to our economy. >> i'm lucky today, i have a very big job, very short time and that's -- you know, i had the luxury of introducing the secretary to the united states senate republicans when they were getting ready to approve him for this job and that was a real pleasure then. and today it's again -- thank you from me to you for all you do and what you have done since you have become in this last and very high job you had. so my job is to say thank you, mr. secretary. >> thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> after secretary lew's remarks, the bipartisan policy center hosted a panel discussion on the debt ceiling. we'll hear from former officials with the bush administration, a former head of the congressional budget office and former senate budget committee chairman, kent conrad. >> it is a very great panel so we want to jump in. you have the full bios of everybody here in your pa

draw lee: i would yield as uch time as the -- mr. crowley: i yield such time as the gentleman, mr. neam, may - mr. neal my consume. mr. neal: i listened earlier about the gentleman speaking about debt from the years out. that's nothing to do with the argument being applied on this floor. this is about the basic arithmetic of the credit card that arrives at a family's doorstep for a variety of costs. this is about paying for the war in iraq which i was opposed to but i believe we still have an obligation to pay for, including the one million new veterans that were created that are currently strirninge v.a. system. in addition, this is a vote about paying for the tax cuts in 1 and 203 that continued through 2010 based on the mistaken notion, the theology that was applied suggesting that in fact tax cuts pay for themselves. this is about a turn around of a projected surplus of $5 trillion that instead became ongoing deficits and debt noted for the ill-conceived policies that many of our friends on the other side embraced. under the hubris of suggesting that you can have it all. when e

ham also a best selling speaker,uch in demand and host of a daily radio feature on 700 stations. this is his second public debate on evolution and creation. the first was at harvard in the 1990's. mr. ham is a native of australia , with a degree from the queensland institute of technology and a diploma of education from the university of queensland in brisbane, australia. now mr. ham, you opted to go first, so you will be first with your five-minute openings a man. -- opening statement. >> good evening. i know that not everyone watching this debate necessarily agrees with what i have to say. i'm an aussie and they tell me i have an accent. so it doesn't matter what i say. some people tell me, we like to hear you saying it. i hope you enjoy me saying it anyway. the main topic is this, is creation a modern of origin. -- model of origin in today's society? when this was first announced on the internet, there were statements like this 1 -- scientists should not debate creationists period. this one from the one discovery.com website, should scientists debate creationists. there is a g

support that,uch so i just wanted to call in and say i support the congressman's efforts. i would call him today and let him know that i would do the same. >> jefferson city, missouri, looking at the census bureau data from 2006-2 thousand 11. the red dots are where commuting where bicycle commuting has decreased. green dots are where bicycle commuting has increased over the course of those five years. we will stay on this topic for about the next 25 minutes or so. newse point out some other from around the country this morning, from the headlines. "wall street journal. " of a washington times story, that story notes that --hough his political bite on the topic, the "wall street that republicans will try to push that issue to call for more infrastructure that vice president joe biden will try to push that issue. andnt to get your thoughts find out what things are like in your neighborhood. joseph is calling in from telephone you on our line for independence. caller: good morning. is the mostg inexpensive means of transportation that there is. i would like to put that in th

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upstairs on those two floors, the white house residence, that first ladies probably -- and i did -- uch,ally lie on the co read a book, and my cap would curl up next to me. ladies saturday or on monday, our series continues with michelle obama. c-span -- we bring public affairs events in washington to you, adding you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and conferences, and offering complete coverage of the house. we are c-span, created by the tv industry 35 years ago and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. watch us in hd. follow us on twitter. >> the justice department official investigating rrs -- irs was scheduled to testify today, but did not appear at the hearing this morning. several representatives of tea party groups did testify at the hearing, which was chaired by darrell issa. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> the committee will come to order. i want to welcome our witnesses today. i have to put up with a couple of opening statement from myself. then

draw lee: i would yield as uch time as the -- mr. crowley: i yield such time as the gentleman, mr. neam, may - mr. neal my consume. mr. neal: i listened earlier about the gentleman speaking about debt from the years out. that's nothing to do with the argument being applied on this floor. this is about the basic arithmetic of the credit card that arrives at a family's doorstep for a variety of costs. this is about paying for the war in iraq which i was opposed to but i believe we still have an obligation to pay for, including the one million new veterans that were created that are currently strirninge v.a. system. in addition, this is a vote about paying for the tax cuts in 1 and 203 that continued through 2010 based on the mistaken notion, the theology that was applied suggesting that in fact tax cuts pay for themselves. this is about a turn around of a projected surplus of $5 trillion that instead became ongoing deficits and debt noted for the ill-conceived policies that many of our friends on the other side embraced. under the hubris of suggesting that you can have it all. when e