some people call it choice, others call it killing the unborn.there is a great divide on that subject. the second question is the one standing before us today. and that is, will even the people that talk about choice force those that believe abortion is killing, will they forced them on to the power of law to pay taxes to support what they believe is in fact killing people? this is a dark moment for people who have a respect for life. it appears to be the greatest expansion of abortion rights in american history, since roe v wade. anyone who would trade protections of law for a vague promise which can at best on the last few years is making obviously a terrible trade, one that can never be pictured as pro-life, one that would never be viewed as prologue, one that will be viewed as the benedict arnold moment for pro-life. we strongly oppose using taxpayer dollars from taxpayers, many of whom morally and deeply opposed to abortion, and forcing them with the power of government and the compelling force of the irs to kill the unborn children and take

and respect for the rights of the unborn. the principles that motivate both the feminists and pro-life movements are one and the same. the belief that people have rights and freedom. as pro-life women, we believe these rights and these freedoms belong also to the unborn. we believe that they are the right to be born and the right to live. this is not only consistent with the legacy of the early advocates of women's rights, but reinforces their belief in the rights of all americans. i'm happy to stand here today with my other colleagues in congress, pro-life members, who are speaking in their support of women and speaking in support of pro-life issues. i now yield to my colleague from ohio. mrs. schmidt: thank you very much to my very good friend from pennsylvania. right now i would like to give as much time as needed to my very, very good friend from north carolina, ms. foxx. ms. foxx: i want to thank my colleagues from ohio and pennsylvania for organizing this special order today. today we are marking women's history month a

from the unborn child his or her mother will finally have preand postnatal care under our bill. if the child is born with med medical problems we provide medical care without bankrupting the family. for republicans claim we send the bill back to committee under the guys of protecting light is disingenuous this motion is really to politicize life not prior size life. we stand for the american people, we stand up for life. vote no on this motion to recommitme recommitment>> the motion to recommit was the last ditch effort asking them to redo what they have done. never had a chance of passage. this won't pass either. >> by a procedural motion that will never have effect. they know that. we know that. vote no, vote yes for the healthcare of all america. i yield back the balance of my time. >> joined here in the studio by the reverend al sharpton. a huge triumph for obama. >> i think the president nance sellsy gave president. i think it's the transforming of the country the way the president had problems. >> arguably socialism. >> first of all we have to say they are overwhelmingly f

i know that it is a difficult issue but for those of us that are aware of the reality of 4000 unborn children dying every day in the home of the free in the land of the brave, it is an issue that moves us so deeply that sometimes it strains the stability of even the most stable among us. >> mr. chairman, i would just like to say that the hyde amendment applies only to hhs funding. mrs. matsui does not apply. >> thank you very much. we are now going to hear from mr. dent and mr. paulson on the same amendment. >> i have a separate amendment as well. >> alright, you are next. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i have two amendments and also the amendment mr. paulson and mr. lance and mr. gerlach. my first amendment deals with medical liability reform. i come from a crisis state where we have had medical liability crises for some time. i worked at the state level to try to correct that issue with some success but not as much as we have needed. but if we want to make sure people have access to positions we have to be able to make sure we can recruit them and retain them and that has been a real

where is the president on the issue of protecting innocent unborn human lives? well, before the illinois legislature, several times the illinois born-alive infants' protection act was introduced to provide legal protection to all born babies wanted or not, and it gave them them the right to medical care. then senator barack obama voted multiple times against such legislation. the president has not stood up to defend innocent human life. when he was asked back in august of 2008 when life begins. his answer was, that's above my pay scale. well, he seemed to think it was not above his pay scale when he spoke on the floor of the senate that day and the sum total of the dialogue of the president would tell any careful reader with a somewhat critical eye that the president of the united states must believe that a woman who is seeking an abortion even though the baby survived the attempted abortion has the right to a dead baby anyway. here's what i read from that transcript on that day, which is march 30, 2001. the floor of the illinois senate. and the question came fr

the abortion rate will rise and more unborn lives will be lost. the executive order does nothing to prevent funding for abortion in the co-op program or prevent funding for abortion in the high risk insurance pool program. it does not prevent them issuing recks including abortion as a preventive service. thereby all plans may require it as a service. it does nothing to support the abortion surcharge mandate. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to reinstate the pro-life protections that pass this chamber last november in a bipartisan vote. the stupak-pitts amendment. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this motion and i yield back. mr. camp: i now yield to the gentleman from new jersey. >> in a dramatic reversal from current law, obamacare has just passed. it is funded with medicare cuts, and forces the issuers of federally subsidized plans to collect a few a-- a new abortion fee from every enrollee to pay for other people's abortions. insurance companies only need segregate the funds a mere bookkeeping exercise to subsidize unfunded abortion. the ma

i'm never going to quit speaking on behalf of the unborn.quit speaking on the behalf of the people of texas and the people of the united states of america who find this policy up acceptable. i will speak with the same passion that i spoke last night, maybe with a different form but with the same intensity. i want to thank you for the tremendous outpouring of support and more importantly for the opportunity and honor of representing you in the united states congress. >> i'm randy neugebauer. if you want more screaming baby killer on the house floor, you can donate right here. oh, and also i'm really sorry for the screaming. the congressman vote for me i'm the screaming baby killer on the house floor randy neugebauer is not the only member of the texas delegation making news. louie gohmert is genius enough to combine his vitriolic fervor of health care. it is hard to make the theme fit the book but if anyone can do it, louie gohmert can. >> this should not be passed by anyone unless they eat it. if they eat it i'm in favor of them passing it.

. >> larry: all right, debora tate is here, sharon tate's sister, her unborn child -- sharon, her unborn were murdered that night. what do you think of this? >> from my perspective, it's very disturbing. number one, i didn't get any notice that this was going to occur, but this is some, these are very personal artifacts to me. these are things that bring back horrible memories, not only for myself, but other manson family victims. >> larry: glenn, you have other manson stuff there. does it bother you, what debra just said? >> well, we certainly try to concern ourselves with the thoughts and concerns of victims and certainly our hearts go out to them. it was, as chief beck mentioned, it was a terrible tragedy with a number of people lost their lives. likewise, we have an obligation both as a museum and then the bigger one as the police department to train, educate, and inform officers and the public doing about people that do this particular job of investigating people that have lost their jobs. >> larry: what are some other manson things you have, quickly? >> quickly, the ropes that the

that we the living, there's this bridge between the folks who have gone before us, the dead and the unborn. and it is a bridge we have always -- the generations are always supposed to give this country, because we are the greatest nation. >> it is funny, the tea party they are mocked as being stupid, they really get it. >> sean: anybody that is not a liberal. >> you know what they get? this is a real crisis. not a manufactured crisis like global warming or the health care crisis. this is an existential crisis. >> sean: for all the anger. anger and frustration with republicans, you know, they their spending was getting out of control too. they were using money to keep their power. as bad as they were, nobody would have anticipated that in one year barack obama would nearly quadruple the deficit spending and raise it more in a second year. >> and quadruple the money supply. this is a big problem. this is a republican and democrat problem. the republicans under george bush spent out of control and it is one of the reasons they got kicked out of power. >> sean: 400 billion dollars to 1.3 trill

i'm never going to quit speaking on behalf of the unborn. >> reporter: democrats complain sarah palin is also using violent words and imagery. on twitter, she urges conservatives "don't retreat, instead reload." and the web site of her political action committee posts bull's-eyes on districts of vulnerable democrats. a pair of tea party activists in virginia posted what they thought was congressman tom perriello's home address urging opponents of the health care bill to "drop by to provide a personal touch to their disappointment in his yes vote." the home, it turns out, belonged to perriello's brother. now police are investigating a severed gas line to his propane grill. republican house leader john boehner released this statement condemning such behavior. "i know many americans are angry over this health care bill and that washington democrats just aren't listening but, as i've said, violence and threats are unacceptable." it's in this tense at here in the senate continued to debate a major set of democratic changes to the new health care law today. >> you can put lipstick on a pig

and some of that is in the news this week, caused this man to go out and murder, 13 people and one unborn child and ruined or wounded 13 additional people. one sold year is watching and he is sitting in a hospital in south austin. he was shot multiple times and had a plate put in his head and was rejected and is going to have another one put in his head. when i talked to his father, he said, two deployments, we prayed and worried about our son and he came out without a scratch. he's at home, where he should be safe and this animal killed him, almost killed him. and he is surviving through his heart being big and tough and having a family and army that supports him. but this young man had been so successful in his last deployment, they were send sending him to officers' candidate school. so he wasn't stationed at fort hood, but transition ong through there when he was shot. he still hopes to be an officer in the united states army and we are hopeful he will be, but he is a seriously wounded soldier, but he is going to make it and hopefully get back in the army that he loves. this is the do

of people from people who believe with all the their heart, as i do, that that's immoral, to kill unborn children, and you're going to take their money and use it to do that, then we can't vote for this bill. so what we hear being discussed is, well, if you will just vote for the senate bill that allows the government to take away taxpayers' money and use it for abortions, then we may be able to get you an amendment to come back -- it has to be signed into law, has to become law before you can amend it, but we may be able to amend that to then put in the stupak language that prevents tax dollars from being used for abortions. but the thing our colleagues have to understand, please don't get roped into that. the speaker knows how the process works. but if it becomes law, and the bill provides for the funding of abortion, you may or may not get the amendment passed. it may pass through the house, but then the senate has to pass it and there's no way anyone in the house can guarantee what the senate will do. and then the people who -- everybody, well-intentioned, no intention to deceive, bu

cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, people who insist on showing off ultrasound pictures of their unbornn. [ laughter ] just so you know, all those pictures look exactly the same. [ laughter ] like charcoal drawings of an alien. [ laughter ] there you go, everybody. there you have it. those are my thank-you notes. [ cheers and applause ] oh, one last thing, guys. i forgot, the team that we here at "late night" supported here in the ncaa tournament, siena college, just lost today. e final score was 72-64, purdue. congratulations to purdue. it was a heartbreaker, but, hey, to that amazing squad from siena college, you have nothing to be ashamed abt. you had an historic season. we'll always remember the siena saints team of 2010. amazing players like alex franklin, clarence jackson, ronald moore, dwin ubiles, ryan rossiter, kyle griffin, kyle downey, that's right, both kyles. [ laughter ] jonathan breeden, steven priestley, davis martens. [ laughter ] davis marteens, as well. [ lauger ] he's good, too. he didn't make the cut, but he's good, too. brandon walters, connor fenlon, o.d. anosike.

. >> i'm never going to quit speaking on behalf of the unborn. >> reporter: a texas republican congressman who interrupted stupak's speech with "baby killer," is using it in a campaign ad. dr. dan banishak said in the past two days he received $60,000 for donations. >> join the searchlight rally march 27th. >> reporter: the tea party express tour sarah palin will include stupak's district. not because of the abortion issue but because his vote on health care will "burden the american people with even more debt and even more government control." >> what a great day for health care reform. >> reporter: sister simone campbell feel for stupak. she and other catholic nuns came out in favor of health care reform. she is getting hammered, too. >> one person called me a baby killer. >> reporter: she actually met with congressman stupak to offer comfort. sister simone met with congressman stupak yesterday to tell him he followed his conscience and faith and she is grateful because she knows it's a big price to pay. carol costello, cnn, washington. >>> with all the talk of health care reform and the

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government bureaucracies created, the reduction in healthcare insurance choices and the number of unborn children whose lives will be ended because of the bill. in a moment of unintended hilarity today, president obama heralded the bill as get this the biggest middle class tax cut in american history and even better, one of the greatest deficit reduction plans in history. but speaker pelosi is promising, remember, a medicare doctor's fix and that would undercut any claim of deficit reduction by more than $200 billion according to some estimates. of course, the real question, right, is whether this bill is going improve or harm our healthcare system. it is now beyond dispute that despite the obama/reid/pelosi spin, most americans believe it will make things worse. only 39% of americans believe that the healthcare reform plan is going to improve the quality of healthcare and 44% say it is going to make it worse. even worse, 37% say it is going make their own family's healthcare worse and only 28% say it is going make their healthcare better. the bottom line, americans are smarter than the

with the fact that we were somehow brokering a deal with the white house where we put the lives of unbornhildren in jeopardy. i just told him, i said i was speaking passionately. some people thought i was directing the remarks at him. i wanted him to be assured that i was not directing those remarks at him. >> you don't buy that though? >> no. i don't buy it. he didn't -- you know, he did apologize. he said it wasn't directed at you. first of all, legislation is not a baby killer legislation. he never mentioned those facts when he talked to me or on the phone or on the floor. so, i mean, the executive order that president obama will sign once he signs this legislation makes it very clear the current law, to hide restriction does not apply to this -- it applies this new act. it protects the sanctity of life. when george bush was in, they had stem krl research. all proet life groups and everybody applauded it and said it was wonderful and how great it is. we have the same thing, an executive order to preserve life. now it is signed by president obama. and suddenly it's not worth the paper i

there's this bridge between the folks who have gone before us the debt and the unborn and it is a bridgeenerations are always supposed to give this country because we are the greatest nation. >> the tea party they are knock mocked as being stupid. wh they really get it. >> you know what they get? this is a real crisis for our country. not a manufactured crisis like global warming or the healthcare crisis. this is an existential crisis. >> for all of the anger, i had anger and frustration with the republicans because their spending was getting out of control, too. they were using money to keep their power. as bad as they were nobody would have anticipated that in one year barack obama who nearly quadruple the deficit spending and raise it more in the second year with trillion dollar deficits. >> and quadruple the money supply. that's a big problem. this is a republican and democrat problem. the republicans spin out of control. it's one of the reasons they got kicked out of power. >> the republican congress we are spending, spending, spending. it was horrible. we became what they waut agai

the issue is not the legal status of the unborn child. simply on the question compelling tangs payers to underwrite abortions. it has been a long standing federal policy not to fund plans that cover abortions such as in the federal employee health benefits program, medicaid. the senate health bill, the house plans to take up, actually uses an accounting to gimmick -- an accounting gimmick to separate public and preeft funds for health plans that provide an bofrgss. government funds will simply help these plans reduce their premiums, essentially subsidizing abortions. this is a clear departure from the president and contradicts the will of the american people. in fact, when we began this debate, there was a goal will you please poll that found that president obama's decision to restore fund to go overseas groups that promote abortion had only 35% support, the lowest of any administration policy they tested. last november right after the vote on 3962, cnn found that 6 in 10 americans oppose federal financing of abortion. provisions in this

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let's protect the unborn child and the mother.y, is the biggest increase in abortion funding ever. >> the gentleman from new jersey yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california reserves the balance of his time. the gentle lady from new york. >> mr. speaker i yield two minutes. >> all right. there you just heard a little passion from chris smith the republican congressman from new jersey one of the most outspoken opponents of abortion making the case against abortion saying this senate language which the house is about to consider would increase abortion in the united states. jesse jackson jr. the congressman from illinois is trying to keep everything in order right now. he's got the gavel there. not an easy chore as passions are as intense as they are. we'll go back to the floor of the house of representatives. we're getting ready for the first of several key votes. setting the stage for health care reform or not right after this. [ female announcer ] pure cane sugar and the stevia plant. two of nature's swee

. >> bill: because the unborn baby is -- >> exactly. so they're putting the father's case away right now to concentrate on -- >> they could come back. >> up to five years. >> bill: okay. now, wiehl, idaho, butch otter, the governor, he wants a constitutional amendment to overturn obama care. now, in this country, got to have two thirds of the state ratify that by direct vote, correct? >> exactly. and you know we have had 27 amendments to the constitution since, you know, our great country was founded. so it doesn't happen very offensive at all. right now, bill, it's more symbolic than anything else. the only thing i would say though is because some other states have already along with idaho filed suit, saying we think this is unconstitutional. >> bill: i don't think they would get a constitutional -- i don't think they would get two thirds of the states. they are not going to get the liberal states to do that. >> nevertheless, they should be applauded for trying to do something and be proactive because congress acted in total disregard.

one of the most pro-life votes we could have cast in my congressional career because we protected unbornd and underinsured. >> for those that look at this and wonder what exactly changed with the executive order from the president relative to the stupak amendment which was the original sort of mark, if you will, can you explain to us why you were no and the executive order makes you a yes. >> the executive order puts you into effect the hyde language that was passed by democrat and republican congresses in a bipartisan fashion and ininstrucinstructs all agencies under control of the united states to make sure the language is in effect and especially when it comes to new community health centers. important for my home state of west virginia. the additional funding that will accrue there under will be implemented with the full law and force of the language. that's what this executive order does. would i have liked to see statutory language, yes but the votes were not there in the other body not even a majority of the other body had supported the stupak language so this is reality. it's the

while i remain heart broken over the bill and the tragic consequences for the unborn i deeply regret the actions mistakenly interpreted as a direct reference to congressman stupak himself. i have apologized to mr. stupak and also my colleagues for the manner in which i expressed my disappointment. the house chamber is a place of decorum and respect. the timing and tone of my comment was inappropriate. there you have it, an apology from the congressman, ed, looking back at his record he is very, a fairly conservative congressman from texas. one of ten cosponsors of a bill in june of 2009 that would have required anyone running for the presidency of the united states to disclose their birth certificate at the beginning of the race. so that is something right there. this story actually just broke. i just hustled over from his office. earlier this morning there is a conversation amongst reporters it could possibly be congressman neugebauer. "the washington post", nbc news called his office. we didn't get a response right away. that was a little fishy considering a three-term congressman

let's protect the unborn child and its mother. this is the biggest increase in taxpayer funding ever. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: i yield two minutes to the the gentleman from rhode island. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, tonight, we cast a vote to address one of our nation's greatest unsolved challenges and that is solving our nation's health care crisis. this congress is being given a once in a lifetime opportunity to fix a broken health care system that has left millions of families without the coverage and care that they deserve or struggling to keep the health care coverage that they do have. if we seize this opportunity tonight, we can enensure that a working mom in west warwick, rhode island can wake up knowing she can afford. a dad in providence will know he can take his daughter to the doctor when she gets sick. a small business owner in westerly will be able to wake up and give his employees the coverage that he has always intended and a cancer surv

who votes for it will ever be able to claim again that they have always stood on the side of the unborn. this is a career-defining vote. there will be no backing down. i urge my colleagues to vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. members will please remove their conversations from the aisles and the back of the chamber. mr. waxman: i yield one minute to ms. capps who is an influential member of the health subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. capps: we have been trying to redo health care for decades. reforming health care is not only the right thing to do, it's a matter of life and death for the millions of americans who today lack health coverage. it is critical for all who suffer diseases that could have been completely preventable or dealt with earlier had they had access to screenings. one thing our bill will now guarantee no more co-pays for preventive screening for diseases li

-- taxpayer funded murder of little unborn children in this bill. nothing so destroys the notion that this bill is about compassion than the arrogant disenfranchisement of those who are helpless and have no voice. it is an unspeakable disgrace. madam speaker, it is obvious that democrats are determined to ram this bill down the throats of the american people using the so-called slaughter solution, a shameless political gimmick that would avoid even an up or down vote on the bill. but if they do, madam speaker, the world will know that it was never about compassion and democrats will find that they have dangerously underestimated the american people. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> address the house for one minute. . >> thank you, madam speaker. later this week the speaker will ask for a final vote on the bill. the senate bill contains a rarefied legislative compromise as the cornhusker kickback, the louisiana purchase, gatorade, and for the first time ever it allows f

who votes for it will ever be able to claim again that they have always stood on the side of the unborn. this is a career-defining vote. there will be no backing down. i urge my colleagues to vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. members will please remove their conversations from the aisles and the back of the chamber. mr. waxman: i yield one minute to ms. capps who is an influential member of the health subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. capps: we have been trying to redo health care for decades. reforming health care is not only the right thing to do, it's a matter of life and death for the millions of americans who today lack health coverage. it is critical for all who suffer diseases that could have been completely preventable or dealt with earlier had they had access to screenings. one thing our bill will now guarantee no more co-pays for preventive screening for diseases li

notion that this bill is about compassion than the arrogant and cruel disenfranchisement of helpless, unborn children who have no voice in this twisted and corrupt process. no, mr. speaker, this is not about compassion, this bill is about power, it's about robbing the american citizens of power and putting it in the hands of left wing liberal bure cats and elitists who know thi they know more about running people's lives than the people themselves do. it's about robbing america of one of its greatest distinct ivers, the freedom of the individual. if left-wing democrats in this chamber arrogantly disregard the voice of the american people and shove this socialist obscenity down the people's throat, the people themselveses are going to shove it somewhere else in the next election. but there are members who will support this bill anyway because they're willing to sacrifice freedom in the interest of a political advantage some free lunch to them in some capacity. to them, i repeat the words of samuel adams in the time when there was another great struggle in america over whether the power of gov

the issue is not the legal status of the unborn child. that is simply on the question of asking taxpayers to underwrite abortions. it has been a longstanding federal policy not to fund plans that cover abortion. the senate health bill that we plan to take up actually uses an accounting gimmick to separate public and private funds for health care plans that provide abortions. government funds will simply help these plans and reduce premiums essentially subsidizing abortion. this is a clear departure from the president and contradicts the will of the american people. there was a poll that found the president's decision to support groups that support abortion have the lowest support ever. -- had the lowest support ever. six out of 10 americans opposed financing of abortion by the federal government. some would claim the funds will not be used for abortion, it is merely an accounting scheme that separate private and public dollars. " the gentleman's time has expired. >> our live coverage of the house budget committee reconciliation reconsider

she was shot and killed along with her american husband and her unborn child.t happened right in front of the juarez mayor's office, a stone's throw away from el paso, texas. over the next few hours we saw first hand what has led to juarez having the high of the murder rate in the world. there's no such thing as a quiet weekend day in ciudad juarez. about one hour ago police got a call that in this murky river there was a body. when they got to the scene they found a body with a bullet hole right on the forehead. behind me, members of the military with guns, police, these guys will probably be at another murder today. we didn't realize how quickly we'd see them again. a five-minute drive away this was the scene. two men in the gold pickup, six gunmen came up to them and the driver ran out, was shot and now he's under that tarp. why was he targeted? we may never know. this is the brother of the victim who was also in the pickup. the gunman left him unharmed. >> translator: we were just going to the tire shop to pick up a tire and nothing more. >> reporter: 30 mi

they do not want our tax dollars to be used to kill unborn children. this will make it legal.i cannot imagine that congressman go or bart stupak will go for that. host: and your catholic? guest: i am catholic. and i am pro-life. a lot of people who are pro- choice did not want their tax payer money being used to fund abortion. host: the catholic bishops -- catholic bishops came down on this bill. you have catholic nuns saying this would help children and older americans did not have insurance. guest: the leadership of the churches to the bishops structure and not through other organizations. there are other organizations that use catholic in their names. i am not saying catholic hospitals are leftist. the key is can we keep the left for running the government? it appears that if this bill passes, this will -- this will move us into a european, socialist type of state. host: our guest is a republican from california, congressman devin nunes. bonnie from maryland. caller: i have a comment and question. first the government interfered with the house and we have a collapse. then t

especially if you do it with the understanding that the unborn states as clean as possible that would therefore bring you to nuclear. would therefore bring you to something that you will agree on but you will get a cap on carbon without having to have this debate over arguments causing climate change, to what extent are they causing climate change, which of our two babies are causing climate change because how we use the land around us has an impact. >> host: next up is georgetown, massachusetts, dan good morning honor republican line. >> caller: thanks for having me this morning. i have a couple of question, the first one pertaining to global warming. i am wondering if you believe in the basic premise that when you are pumping oil out of the earth, which the oil may in fact help the planet be more stable, and then burning it and releasing the co2 into our atmosphere at the same time we are decreasing our planet's ability to convert the co2 into oxygen is dangerous for our planet. that is my first question. i will let you answer if you would like. >> guest: as indicated with the earli

they do not want reproductive rights and abortion, killing unborn babies, in this health bill.ro- life. that is the gallup poll -- over 50% of americans are pro-life. that is the gallup poll from last year. the obama white house wants this agenda to be radical left and they want to give up health care for all because they want that to be part of the language. host: joining us on the democratic line a and atlanta, go ahead. caller: good morning, people keep bringing president obama for what is going on withçó the health care bill. he has only been in office a little over 14 months. if you pay attention in history class, you know you cannot do anything to a bill or anything else until it clears both houses of congress. stop blaming the president for your failure of your elected officials from your home state and a room down doing their jobs. host: the front page of the "washington times" this morning has a headline "no sugarcoating in latin america" about an acquaintance visit. philadelphia inquirer as a piece -- a and next to that is a chart with key numbers in the iraq war. let

especially if you do it with the understanding that the unborn states as clean as possible that would therefore bring you to nuclear. how we use the land around us also has an impact on the environment. host: dan from massachusetts. on the independent line. caller: i have a couple of questions. the first one pertains to global warming. i wonder if you believe the basic premise that pumping oil from the earth -- and it may help the planet to be more stable, and burning in in releasing the co2 into our atmosphere, at the same time decreasing our planet's ability to convert that into oxygen -- that is my first question. hosguest: as i said, i do not think we are causing climate change. it is clear that we are exacerbating this natural trend. whether it is through the release of carbon or the other greenhouse gases, or the way that we are changing the land use patterns, deforestation -- all of which have a huge impact -- and it is something that we need to address. i do not believe the world will end tomorrow, but we need to be aware of it. we need to look for ways where we can reduce our

percent of americans are opposed to the federal dollars being used to pay to take the life of an unborn child. i've heard some people say the life of vision in the senate bill are adequate, that they can go for the senate bill and continue to claim the pro-life label. that simply is an active because of the appropriate $7 billion for sinners many of which are located in digits represent. and a seven-point as the subject of hyde amendment protections because the phone is not in the appropriations bill. the senate bill also authorizes tax subsidies for plans that cover abortion. this is a slap in the face to pro-life americans who will not be forced to pay for this procedure. by adopting this motion the house will send a strong message that at its most basic level real health care reform respects and protects human life. we send that signal in november when the house passed the stupak amendment to its principles must include in any fix that has worked out in the future. that is why this committee must adopt this motion to ensure that any bill that becomes law has airtight and absolute pro

in the end, she lost her unborn baby. but she survived and she is now relaying her story in the hopes that these brutal crimes against people with albinism will come to an end. she came to the united states for a visit thanks to the generosity of many, including some of my constituents from northern virginia, with albinism and some who have apparents with -- parents with albinism. while she was here for nearly two weekses in deast, she was fitted with prosthetic arms donate. and she underwent intensive physical therapy. she's a rare survivor of a horrific and inhumane crime that is a growing concern in east africa. more than 54 people with albinism have been butchered in the region, most of them women and children. in november of 2008 a 6-year-old girl was shot dead in an eastern province close to the border with tanzania. her attackers removed her head and limbs, leaving only her dismembered torso. in january of 2009 three men armed with machetes killed an 8-year-old boy and smuggled his limbs into tanzania. every one of

especially if you do it with the understanding that the unborn states as clean as possible that wouldring you to nuclear. how we use the land around us also has an impact on the environment. host: dan from massachusetts. on the independent line. caller: i have a couple of questions. the first one pertains to global warming. i wonder if you believe the basic premise that pumping oil from the earth -- and it may help the planet to be more stable, and burning in in releasing the co2 into our atmosphere, at the same time decreasing our planet's ability to convert that into oxygen@@s whether through the release of carbon, or the other five or six greenhouse gases, or the way that we are changing land-use patterns and deforestation farming, all of which have a huge impact. we need to take it seriously and address it. i don't believe the world will end tomorrow, but do believe is serious. end tomorrow, but we need to be aware of it. we need to look for ways where we can reduce our carbon impact, improve our footprint geographically in the world, and not start tthe economy. guestcaller: i am