would you tell us again what walter scott said? >> hang on a second. >> what a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive. a lot of deception is happening. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. >> mr. bishop. >> no questions. >> a lot of people would tell me they are thrilled the children tell me they are thrilled the children could stay on their health care until 26. i see citizens getting preventive care without getting co-pays. i'm going to say one thing to my colleague as i look forward to setting the record straight. the way this should work is that it should be pretty straight by the time you get here. we have a process where we are not doing hearings or markups. we have a bill before us today that we saw over an hour ago that came out of a private meeting that you had. we do not even know what we're going to talk about today. i point that out. what happens is you are going to go to the floor under this close rule were there will be no amendments. very little debate. an hour on this bill. my guess is that

fifty ok if you all because you only just want to go to you could all the facts come on this yet walter scott says all who are part of the flag that isn't even when he's not when he's a conflict guy is a concern for facts are that obamacare is making it very difficult for small businesses to hire people that's where they're cutting people they're cutting their credit hours they're cutting the result of which a part time of people in the drug companies are cutting people off ok. we've all had our say on this i don't think either we're going to. move to a carbon limits the obama administration announced today the most up to date carbon carbon limit so far they've basically said that new power plants if their gas fired they can produce over a thousand pounds of carbon dioxide per megawatt of electricity generated if it's a coal plant it can't go over eleven hundred megawatt one hundred eleven hundred pounds of carbon dioxide per megawatt produced that's not possible with current technology you have to actually sequester as a capture and stash that carbon dioxide somehow some way and it has in th

and to walter scott said oh, what a tangled web we weeve when first we practice to deceive. this is about deception of where we are moving forward. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to this rule. it aims to put our country on the same radical, dangerous, ideological path that would -- was decisively repudiated at the polls last november. we all know one definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, well, here we are again. house majority is trying to move one step closer to locking in the deep, automatic cuts caused by sequestration. everyone in this room knows these cuts are destroying jobs all across america. robbing children of the education they need. slowing the pace of lifesaving research. and threatening everything from public safety to public health. even the chair of the appropriations committee, i might add, a republican, has said, and i quote, sequestration and its unrealistic and inconceived -- ill-conceived discretionary cuts must be brought to an end. this rule does exactly the opposite. it allows the majority to advance a budget that makes thes

. >> let me begin by quoting sir walter scott, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice tothis amendment is an exercise in deception. it is designed to shut the government down. it dallas create underfunds the fundamental -- drastically underfunds the priorities of the american people and it tries yet again to delay families' access to affordable health care. we do not have time for this sort of recklessness. the nonpartisan congressional budget office, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke warned us that the automatic across-the-board cuts could cost us as many as 750,000 jobs in 2013. the majority wants to make these cuts permanent regardless of the job loss, damage to our economy or harm to working families across the country. and because of the deep cuts enshrined here, over 57,000 children lose access to early learning through head start. these children never get that opportunity back. the biomedical research that saves lives is being curtailed, delayed or lost. educational programs are sharply reduced for over a million of our most disadvantaged kids even though one i

walter debrouwer, thanks for coming from the future. >> some people drive tesla, my next drove a mars probe. mars recovery driver scott maxwell when "press: here" returns. >>> unrestrained joy from nasa engineers and scientists one year ago as mars curiosity rover sits down safely after a 350 million mile spaceflight. welcome back. in that year curiosity has sent back 60,000 pictures, last week curiosity made its first solo drive navigating itself on the martian surface. up until then it had human drivers driving by computer command and remote control. one of those drivers was scott maxwell, planetary society once described maxwell as exuberant, always smiling and a great galloping puppy of a mars geek. thank you for being with us. i hope you take that in the compliment they intended. >> there are much worse things they can say about me. i'm happy to have that in my description. >> the first thing they asked you first was were you nervous. didn't want everyone to say, scott maxwell, he drove into a rock. >> i was confident the landing would work. >> people were ludicrous, a crane, airbag, parachute. >> it's like the l

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