valadao?valadao: as a freshman, i was shocked to know that the house or the senate hadn't moved or hadn't passed a budget in quite a few congresses. so when we finally came into office and started to look at the numbers and do the math, we decide hey, why do we pass the budget? paul ryan was part of the budget before. the senate chose to ignore it. they don't want to talk about the numbers. we have to realize that we have to sit down and work together. because yes, social security is important but it's just as important for the retiree today as it is for my kids as he is paying to for his life to make sure it's there for him. yes, we have to make sure the programs are solvent. today they're struggling for it. when we sit down, we bring solutions to the table. we make sure they work that we negotiate. for the first time and i want to say five, six years, i think the number is two-thirds of the members of congress have never seen appropriations process moved through. now i'm on the appropriation

valadao.ao: as a freshman i was shocked to know that the house or the senate hadn't moved or had passed a budget in quite a few congresses. so when we finally came into office and started to look at the numbers and do the math, we decide hey, why do we pass the budget? paul ryan was part of the budget before. the senate chose to ignore it. they don't want to talk about the numbers. we have to realize that we have to sit down and work together. because yes, social security is important but it's just as important for the retiree today as it is for my kids as he is paying t for his life to make se it's there for him. yes, we have to make sure the programs are solvent. today they're struggling for the. when we sit down we bring solutions to the table. we make sure they work that we negotiate. for the first time and i want to say five, six years, i think the number is two-thirds of the members of congress have never seen appropriations process moved through. now i'm on the appropriations committee.

valadao: thank you all for hosting this event.me is david valadao and i have the honor to represent this area the last two years. i've taken some important steps to make sure that we solve the water crisis. we worked on getting a this on the president to ask. i've also been a family man and i worked on making sure that my kids are very happy and well taken care of and i've done my best to be a good father and spend time at home with my kids. when you look at the opportunity that we have in life, we want to make sure that we do everything for children and for families to make sure we have the best opportunities. when my parents came to the country they did this for us. part of the business, running a business is part of my life. and also someone that has employees like family. some of that we work with and spent a lot of time with. and i have the opportunity as part of that in their set policies that can make sure that happens for more. >> moderator: thank you very much. there's a considerable amount of national attention on this r

valadao: yes or no.teria: everyone knows this including anyone i have never talked to my family lives here will i take their water away? of course, not the aclu even try to go there. i appreciate everyone's supporting a spot at the end of the day we have to work the idea that all of a sudden this is a problem of where the money comes from for my opponent. valadao: with the valley. renteria: i have no idea when it happened. really? we have got to be working on this. renteria: i have no idea when this happened. really? how long ago? listen, we have got to be working with everyone here is what happened central valley brought everyone together if we have divisive relationships with people in need to do everything you can on water we're done. >> moderator: one minute before closing statements. renteria: i worked hard on the farm bill looking at one of the big debates my opponent voted to cut $20 million of food stamps while at the same time taking a lot of subsidies is not about yourself and your committees a

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