this is with respect to ui. there's been a lot of discussions about work surge requirements, reemployment, eligibility assessment, work sharing, self-employment assistance and it's my suggestion that the house take this offer under consideration and see if perhaps if it's the house position to either agree next session or work out some way where we could at least get these provisions passed. the bigger ui issues of course are not yet being considered, that is number of weeks and not paying for it, et cetera. but this is just a good faith effort to get the ball rolling here. so we're actually doing something on one of the three major issues. >> senator reid? >> excuse me. >>> i want to commend you for setting a tone on a vigorous debate but directing us to accomplish principled conclusions, and again, thank you for that. and the offer that the chairman back as has presented represents proposals made by the house that are very constructive, and i think will improve the program of ui. some proposals we made in the

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on the larger ui issues, it's a number of weeks. drug testing, g.e.d., waivers and so forth. i think it might not be a bad idea if we in the senate were to send over to the house, very quickly an offer on that, on all of ui. and you could expect to see that very soon. >> well thank you very much. we'll look forward to that. that is obviously one of the core issues that we have to come to an agreement on fairly quickly, ui, payroll tax holiday and sgr being the three large ones. i do think that it appears from the conversation today, that the democrats rejected the offsets we in our legislation. but i think that we do want to get an offer, on those pay-fors as well. so i look forward to engaging with my senate colleagues and other members of the conference on trying to find a way to go forward. if, if we are successful on that, we will have three choices. one, to go outside the scope of the conference to find other offsets. two, increase the deficit. which even the president said he doesn't want to do that with this legislation. or begin looking at scaling back some of these c

the bigger ui issues of course are not yet being considered, that is number of weeks and not paying for it, et cetera. but this is just a good faith effort to get the ball rolling here. so we're actually doing something on one of the three major issues. >> senator reid? >> excuse me. >>> i want to commend you for setting a tone on a vigorous debate but directing us to accomplish principled conclusions, and again, thank you for that. and the offer that the chairman back as has presented represents proposals made by the house that are very constructive, and i think will improve the program of ui. some proposals we made in the senate, which i think will lead to it, it does represent a balance of constructive improvements to the ui program, it reserves some of the issues as the chairman alluded to in terms of the scope, the extent. what is paid for or not paid for or not at all in terms of emergency spending. i think this is a very good way to begin what have you indicated is your goal of coming to principled resolution of critical issues. this is the most -- in many respects, one of the to

ui. some areas we can reach agreement on. the second tier issues and whatnot to get to the more difficult issues. while we are discussing other ui policy, hospitals have certain policies not in the senate bill. i think it is important for us to not only describe each side, but to ask questions. constructive questions of each other. try to see where we are trying to get with some of these policy changes. i often think that the assumptions behind some of the policies have more agreement than we realize. we have to ask the assumption and what you are trying to get at. i would like to turn to senator reid and thank him for the work on this issue. jack, why don't you take it. >> thank you, senator baucus. mr. chairman, thank you. as many of my colleagues pointed out, we have seen over the last 22 months, the private sector job growth with 3 million jobs. it is insufficient to meet the demands of families throughout the country. indeed, i think we have to begin with the notion of the benefits that were available to american working

payroll tax, ui, sgr, and to some degree, the traditional extenders. so with that, let me turn to senator cardin. senator cardin is going to lead off on boiler mact. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i agree with senator baucus' initial comment whether this should be in this package. let me talk about boiler mact for a moment. boilers, industrial boilers consume and use conventional fuels. mact is maximum achievable control technology, which is an effort to reduce the amount of pollution going into our air from industrial boilers. it seems to me that every time there is a regulation that is proposed to deal with cleaning up the air from our polluters, there are those who say that they cannot afford it, and it will result in job loss. and i think that begs the question. we can have clean air and we can have job growth. the results of the clean air are well-known. we require a review as to the cost benefit of the regulatory structure. it's a requirement. there is peer review that gives us information as to what clean air regulations cost, and the ben

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i think closing up our discussion on ui i think illustrates the serious responsibilities that each of us has to millions of people. and unfortunately, they're unknown. and therefore faceless. and i think if we could look at them and hear them, it would be beneficial and we would come out with the right solution. thank you. >> thank you. i see our time has expired. senator baucus, there anything you wanted to say by way of closing? >> not on this subject. i think it would be important for us to determine when we next meet and the subject of the meeting. >> thank you. i want to thank everyone for the productive discussion we had this morning. i think we have begun to start to narrow on some of these issues and identify some of the areas of agreement. well will meet again tomorrow at 10:00 in this room. and we will get to you later today the topics for discussion tomorrow. but i look forward to seeing everyone at 10:00 in this room. yes, senator? >> and if i can just reconfirm, the senate will be sending an offer to the house? >> yes. >> today. so you'll have ample time to look at it bef

organizations that dollar for dollar the greater bang for the buck is with payroll tax and that's in ui and so forth. it's important, no doubt about it. but there are a few other provisions dollar for dollar that do have greater positive impact on the economy. on the margin. while we're talking about expensing, though, i think it's important for us also to extend the so-called traditional extenders. it's embarrassment, mr. chairman, this country has i think it's 130 of them, they're either one year or 18 months congress continually addresses this question, should we extend these extenders or not. if any american business person, any american thinks about this and wonders whether or not anything's going to be extended next year has got to wonder why in the world aren't they permanent or why aren't they eliminated? why do we always have to go down this road? say nothing of all the angst and turmoil and frustration it causes members of congress, especially on the tax writing committees. nevertheless they're here and some that are very, very important. which it clearly should be extended. t

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and that's why we very much voted against and criticized the house republican bill on ui which would eliminate 40 weeks of unemployment insurance and would lead to almost three million people losing benefits compared to the extension of the present program, almost three million. so tanf is an important program. it hasn't been the safety net or the subsist assistance base for hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people who have been laid off through no fault of their own, who are looking for work and can't find it. and so as we extend the tanf program, we need to realize that it is not the program accessible to the vast, vast majority of the unemployed. they're not eligible. and they need to look elsewhere. and the only place as they look for jobs that they can look to is the unemployment insurance program of this country. i think that's a sobering fact. so let me mention a second point. and it relates to the supplemental grant program. in '96 during the welfare reform debate, congress decided and i think wisely to establish what was called a supplemental program, to provide some add

quote, failure to reauthorize federal ui in the remaining ten minutes of the year would have a significant impact on the disposable income and could sub extract 1.7% of the gdp growth in the current calendar year. one final way to say it, in pennsylvania on the payroll tax cut, one economist said that failure to extend that cut for the entire year for 2012 would have an adverse impact, job impact that amounts to less than 20,000 jobs in pennsylvania. i think folks know what is at stake on jobs and gdp growth and the certainty we can provide our families and businesses. finally, i think it is good to remind ourselves that we still have more than 13 million people out of work and as it relates to the payroll tax cut, 160 million workers that are depending upon us to come together to work together and to get a bipartisan agreement on cutting the payroll tax. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. it is interesting to me and it is a very positive development as i see it that the first issue we are taking up appears to be one on which we are going

of that is something i hope will get done later today and that is to extend the payroll tax cut and ui for another ten months. very important provisions for its economy and american people. but that's not enough. the plan the president but forward in this budget is similar to the ones that he brought before the congress last september. american jobs act. also contained a number of other important provisions. you look at the unemployment figures, you'll find that while we've seen growth in private sector jobs, you continue to see layoffs. teachers losing their jobs, firefighters, emergency responders, that's why the president's plan says we need to provide a little assistance to the states. the president's plan calls for $50 billion investment in infrastructure. absolutely necessary. we have over 13% unemployment in the construction industry. we have roads that need to be built. we need schools that need to be renovated. this is a win-win. it's often curious to me to hear people say that building an aircraft carrier helps create jobs which it does. building roads doesn't. you know, you

follow off of congressman brady and say that the house bill that we passed for a year extension of ui is a reemployment plan. it's what i was out there saying. it's what many of my colleagues are out saying when we were vote on it. the president himself in his state of the union speech said that he wanted a reemployment plan. and that is exactly what we put forward. you know, the numbers -- interestingly enough, i'm looking at the charts. and just the points that have been made to the argument, we can also make. we aren't coming out of the recession as we normally would have by this point. and we're not going to point fingers, because that's not going to help our situation. but we're still stuck here. but it does prove that in 2009, we were in a crisis situation when unemployment was extended for the 99 weeks. maybe that was appropriate now we're in a better situation. the chart which has been still hurting and there are many out there looking for jobs, even last week, i'm reminded of the stark opening statements where we were talking today it's two million jobs were last week it was

he goes, you're the third girl to report rape this week, you uys all in cahoots, do you think it's agame? >> the most egregious was to talk to over 75 women all who had incredibly strong careers and backgrounds, val dick torians, division one soccer, played for the marines on the olympics. i mean incredible, medals, awards. and each one saying i was eventually dismissed with a personality disorder. and that just sort of blew my mind. and it was sort of, how did that happen, how could that happen. and for them to feel that shame and disgrace, some of them had served for years, done tours of iraq. >> just a few days before the film premiered secretary of defense, leon panetta, talked about the epidemic of sexual assault in the military and announced new programs to help put an end to them. >> we're glad that the secretary of defense is coming out and speaking about this issue. we were less heartened by the fact that the changes he announced were actually changes he had really instigated a month or two earlier and he is not really instituting the changes that he needs to make to really

we can make real progress on this first set of issues, and then we'll have to deal with some of the ui issues what are we going to do on payroll tax, the doctor's fix, et cetera, andty think -- >> well, the only thing i would say,we really have to work on them concurrently. >> i agree. >> time is limited. >> that's my point. >> one is certainly at a staff level, the other is going to be member level as senator baucus said, and hopefully those can be going on at the same time. because the senate bill was silent on so many of these issues, we need to have some idea of where the senate is coming from so we can begin to talk about how we resolve -- we know our differences, we heard today and yesterday on those issues, so i -- >> these are all member issues, all three of these big subjects are member issues, and i think the staff should work, but we need to find a way to have the fullest exchange among members. >> i think we'll be able to take care of that issue. i think there's an understanding of what's going on, and senator baucus, unless you have something to add, i'll be prepared to ad

organizations that dollar for dollar the greater bang for the buck is with payroll tax and that's in ui and so forth. it's important, no doubt about there are a few other provisions dollar for dollar that do have greater positive impact on the economy. on the talking about expensing, though, i think it's important for us also to extend the so-called traditional extenders. it's embarrassment, mr. chairman, this country has i think it's 130 of them, they're either one year or 18 months congress continually

we can make some headway on ui. >> that would be a positive first step. we look forward to that. >> we are about to vote over here. i make that suggestion. we are prepared to make an offer with the house before tomorrows meeting if we meet tomorrow. we'll have time to look at it. >> we are glad to look at them. there are issues on some of them we need to talk about. >> to make headway, we will prepare a good offer. >> we look forward to receiving the offer. we can continue to discuss this issue foor we can move on to another issue. i think this has been productive. >> i will be very brief. i wanted to make it clear. during the discussion i think there was an impression created that what the house proposal we are discussing would do would be to eliminate unemployment benefits. it does adjust the benefit program. currently we have the component of an insurance support. we have a federal component added in and then an extended federal component. after february 29 of this month if we take no action, then what we will see is that unemployment benefits are quic

this was about seven, six months in the making. 51 hires, and 25 pending. 22% women. 46% came off the ui roles. and 33% texas back to work. what is that? it's a program that benefits us greatly. the state comes to terms, let's get people with low skill and prior low wage by off the rolls by giving the company a credit to hire them and keep them for four months. it makes a difference. anything your state can do to incentivize employers. there's a time here of perhaps discrimination against long-term unemployed. we are hearing that they get turned down because employers feel that they sat out the recession. they chose not the find a job. it's hard to say. it's very hard to say. but giving an employer an in incentive to hire a worker like this is one way to tackle the problem. they have done that. we're very proud of our veterans and we have many of them. 2011 texas honored the employer as employer of the year, north gate constructers. our other big story is the omni dallas convention center. we took a parking lot and turned it into a multi-million dollar economic theme. it's an awesome hot

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story about 160 million americans' tax increases, 1 million people losing ui, it is not likely would have seen the momentum in job creation we did this january. the payroll tax cut and the unemployment insurance are seen as having the strongest bank for the buck by independent forecasters in on be. these outside economists have said that full extension would mean half a percentage of growth this year and well over 500,000 jobs. if we fail to extend right now, 2.5 million americans would lose the unemployment benefits in the next two months alone and the payroll tax cut as we have said would go up, payroll taxes would go up for 160 million people with the typical family losing $40 a paycheck. so this is obviously a critical part of our short-term immediate job creation strategy. we also include more aspects that we think are critical. as alan krueger would tell you, the only thing-in the -- january numbers is the teacher jobs that were lost. 254,000 teacher jobs have been lost since the end of the recession. this is a self-inflicted wound. this is not something that has to happen. at

. >> he went before the committee and was grilled what he ui and when he knew it and where the accountability this operation fast and furious. this time, there was no direct evidence linking him but they are trying to figure out who who approved this program, bill. he still says, they are still investigating. who approved it and who signed off it and lawmakers says it's been 13 months since brian terry died. when the operation was uncovered. we know that already. >> bill: let's recap. this is the fifth time they called holder up. >> sixth. >> bill: and they want to embarrass him. >> because it's political. >> bill: it's a political thing. holder says he doesn't know. >> they are grilling him over the non-production of documents. >> bill: if you don't come up with them. he is going to be contempt with congress. come up with this stuff. it is political in any other way than the truth. but holder looks like he just don't know what is going on in something that is vitally important. >>> he says he has appointed the inspector general to investigate this to get to the bottom. apparently he thinks i

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look at the difference what happened in cairo where barack obama went in front of the cameras and knew uigo and what has happened in syria, 7,000 people have been slaughtered and this administration does not have enough prestige to put together a coalition to condemn what is going on. >> sean: the rise of islamic extremism, north africa and fear about jordan, we have the egypt and situation in libya. >> at the same time, we've pulled our troops out of iraq so quickly, there was a report this morning that our diplomats are unable to do the job. they are having difficulty to do leave their compound because security is so bad. >> sean: israel is watching this going on. we see the iranians getting more bold. saber rattling is going on in the strait of hormuz. they are fighting proxy wars as we know and very close to a nuke. our relations with israel have never been worse? >> it's beyond belief that the secretary of defense would say publicly that the israelis to strike in spring and give the month it may happen. nuclear pro live indication in the hands of a terrorist is biggest threat. some p