when we going tooplacate our creditors and let them know that the united tates government will neveray that we caa d that is to bring down our deficits. i cut the deficit in half since i took office. >> the deficit in 2007 was under and 60 billion. because it went to one-half trillion. at a single year. >> i am not blaming the obama. dennis: i am. >> i am blaming w-2. obamacare into a receson and depression. it is not alwa fall. you cannot sit there and say happy days are here again. look at us. we are fiscal conservatives. the deficit is $750 billion. dennis: we are hap about it. >> a un have to worrybout anything. the ficit is upremendously from mary was. dennis:id not read a recent headline coming 8% of government spending is on automatic pilot. we let people being ctegorized unabomber's. we have to do something about entitlement programs. we don't need to add to entitlement programs. we need to fix the ones you alread have. you need to spend less i'm social security, but now we're supposed to believe that this gridlock in d.c. is going to ad to a grand bargain. am i supposed to b

president comes today, what he will talk about is a to, for the effort first time ever, have the united tates make an the encourgment of foreign companies to create foreign investment here in the united states. and this is not just an empty phrase. we are engaged in a very serious effort of having unprecedented coordination between congress department, the state department working together with valerie, myself and others in the white house economic team. and what this will mean is that in the 32 to start, in the 32 snations that make up over 90% of the f.d.i. right now. for the first time ever there bb a team led by one interior and they will have as one of their core missions now for the first time encouraging and facilitating foreign investment in the u.s. and they will have one channel they will go to to the headquarters of u.s.a. so you will have one stop shopping. you will have one place you can go to to look at visa issues, regulatory issues, state and local issues. and when it's help to feel talk someone in the white house, props even the president or vice president themselves we'll ha

we sent a request to the united tates senate to simply treat all americans equally. under obamacare. we sent a request to the senate, keep the government open because the president has chosen to give a pass to big business for one year, we're asking to give that pass to american individuals for one year. the law isn't ready. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle know it's not ready. why can't we just treat american citizens, individuals the same as our president, by his executive order has said big business should get a pass? and most egregiously, why wouldn't you agree with us that members of congress should not be treated any differently under the law? you know the truth. to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, mr. speaker, members of congress are getting special treatment under this law because of what harry reid and the president did through the o.p.m. our contributions for our health insurance premiums, as we go into the exchanges, are different and not allowed to every other american citizen. so what we stood up for tonight was a simple request.

connecticut, another new england state that is deeply, deeply engaged in manufacturing in the united tates, from very, very early on. a key component to our defense industrial base, whether it's any branch, quite frankly of the military, especially the navy and the technologies that spin out of a lot of the public investments that we make. and when we talk public-private investments, connecticut is the kind of state that if we make these investments benefits a great deal and has a very skilled work force and well educated work force and great manufacturing work force. with that, i yield to the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. esty: i thank you for your leadership, mr. ryan, and your bipartisan co-chair of the manufacturing caucus for all you have been doing in this congress and others to promote manufacturing. today we celebrate the rebirth of manufacturing in connecticut and across america. my state is home to close to 5,000 manufacturing companies employing nearly 168,000 men and women. our state has a long tradition of manufacturing dating back to eli whitney and the cotton begin and i'

the supreme court of the united tates of america declared it constitutional in 2012. in an opinion written by chief justice john roberts, someone who was not -- who was nominated to the bench by george w. bush. and then a few months later new york november, the president of the united states was re-elected in an electoral college landslide with a difference of more than five million votes. reaffirming the affordable care act which was his signature legislative achievement. what exactly do you want taos compromise on? when october 1 was the day that enrollment first began. you claim it to be a train wreck, the train hasn't even eft the station yet. but in advance of this government shutdown, you september a series of ransom notes over to this side of the aisle. i mean, it's really shocking behavior. it was a series of ransom notes. if you don't do what we want you to do, we are going to shut the government down. first, you said, defund the affordable care act. and then that didn't work. and then you said, we want to delay the affordable care act for a year. and that di

it's a great example, once again, of the caliber of men and women that we find serving in our united tates military. as vet raps day approaches i find myself humbled to share this background and experience with such people. i've always said the military is the greatest incubator for leadership that there is anywhere in the world. we see that demonstrated again and again. finally, let me end with this. the united states of america is a special place. now, i recognize that most nations feel that way. everyone is proud of the land from which they come. i think god intended that they should feel that way, that's a good thing. but even though that's true, there's something special about this place. there's something truly unique about the united states. and there's no better example of that than the young men and young women that serve in our united states military. don't fight to conquer people. we fight to keep the people free. we don't fight to capture a land, we fight to celt a land free and the -- to set a land free and the only thing we have ever asked is as colin powell wubs said, a smal

united states might act on its own. now that's all remains murky. they don't want to embarrass the will be yen government. the tate department had concerns about what this would mean for this libyan government ochl so there is a lot of delicate diplomacy still to come. >> woodruff: this is a government the united states they hoped would stand up and be strong but it hasn't been able to do what the u.s. is couldn'ting on. the in somalia, you have the case of a government that is very weak. >> very weak and in fact al shabaab has actually been on the run because somali forces have improved their operations against al shabaab backed by kenya and others. but in many of the areas, it is still ungoverned. i actually think the operation in libya was more risky than the operation in somali. because-- . >> woodruff: in the hert of the city. >> that's right. and there are civilians around. and ikrima down on the coast of somalia was really surrounded just by militants and fairly open area, coon of on the beach. but in downtown tripoli in daylight with women and children around, again to me that showed that we had both prist

. >>> a judge has denied a request to remove the united states naval academy superintendent from a sexual case involving two midshipmen. josh tate both face court marshall. >>> annapolis high school takes disciplinary action against a dozen students accused of cyberbullying. one member of the group photographed another student and texted the photo to other student with a disparaging comment. the photo posted to social media where more people saw it. >>> the ravens are shaking up their roster. they signed twlac and brown from the practice squad. to make room they cut huff and spears. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. up next, harrison ford has a preview of his new si-fi movie. best selling author ann rice will be on the program as well. you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. >>> pretentious, infatuous, idiot. >> infatuous idiot who makes three times what you make. >> that's our show for this morning. see you tomorrow folks. good-bye. >> good-bye. >> good-bye. >> good-bye. >> and good-bye. >> good-bye. >> bye. >> bye. >> bye.

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