Groups. Well talk with House OversightCommittee Chair who is calling back former irs officials who have refused to testify. Its a Fox News Sunday exclusive. And president obama prepares to unveil his new budget. With domestic spending increases, defense cuts and no entitle. Reforms. His budget apparently will make no effort to address our debt and deficit. Well sit down with leaders of the congressional budget committee. Republican senator rob for theman and democratic congressman Chris Van Hol en. Plus, Arizona Governor jan brewer vetoes a bill that would protect religious freedom over gay rights. Bu but other states may take up similar measures. And our power players of the week. Theyre making the please dont touch signs at mee seuseums a t of the past all right now on Fox News Sunday. And hello from fox news in washington. We begin with a fast moving develop. In ukraine. President obama spoke with russian president putin and said the u. S. Will suspend planning for the g8 summit in sochi this summer. Britain and france just joined the u. S. But putin got approval from the Russian Parliament to send troops into ukraine. And the russians have seized control of the Crimean Peninsula without firing a shot. Ukraines government says we are on the brink of disaster and is asking the u. S. And europe for help. Lets get the latest now from Fox News National correspondent jennifer griffin. This could be the most dangerous situation in europe since the soviet invasion of czechoslovak czechoslovakia. President obama spoke with putin for 90 minutes saturday demanding mass he could withdraw the forces back to crimea. The offered to send international monitors to ukraine. They say thousands Russian Troops flooded into crimea, convoys left the naval base surrounding and disarming Ukrainian Forces yet the only real action about it u. S. Is to threaten to pull out of preparatory meetings for a g8 summit set to be hosted by russia in sochi this june. Ukraine closed the air spas to noncivilian aircraft and withdrew the coast guard vessels from two bases. Ukraines frprime minister said his country is on the brink of disaster, warning this could be the beginning of war. Protests broke out in four cities where russian speaking ukrainians asked moscow to defend them. Putins parliament authorized him to use force in a unanimous vote. Ukraine called up all men under the age of 40 to prepare to fight. Warnings by u. S. Officials did not deter russia from occupying crimea. Im closely watching russias nian border. Intervention in our judgment would be a very grave mistake. The supreme allied commander told reporters thursday nato had no military contingency prepared for ukraine. The pentagon says the same and emergency meeting of the North Atlantic Council is scheduled for today. Chris . Jennifer, thank you. For more on what happens now, we want to bring in the chair of the House Intelligence Committee mike rogers. Chairman rogers, welcome back to Fox News Sunday. What is the latest intelligence . What is happening on the ground in crimea and from your sources how far does putin intend to go . I think he certainly established that the crimea is something he doesnt want to lose his influence over and is willing to commit military troops. He has special shock type troops that trained and especially trained. We believe there are some regular units now on the ground in crimea. Whats your sense . Does putin intend to take back crimeato go further into eastern and southern ukraine which is also very heavily oriented towards the russians . Or he is just using this territory now as leverage over whatever the final deal is in ukraine . Yeah. I think this is the most important territory to putin himself. And there is an old expression that russia without the ukraine is a country and russia with the crew and is an empire. I do believe putin understand thats. The most important part for him is military and strategic and both Economic Impact is the Crimean Peninsula. I think thats why you see such an aggressive, forceful attempt now to at least build the case for the crimea to allow them to go into the russian federation. Go into the federation . I believe it will. We had an interesting thing happen. The Upper Chamber in moscow laid out a bill that would allow them to take any part of that their portion of any portion of ukraine into russia. That is a dangerous standard indeed. And i think thats probably more bluster. I think clearly they want the crimea. So were talking annexation . I think the way they phrased that was to say that if they want to go into the russian federation, they would take them. So it wouldnt be a direct annexation from russia, it would be the crimea saying they want to come into russia and allow them to do that. In his statement on friday, president obama talked about unspecified costs if there was any further intervention. We understand from the 90minute phone call yesterday between the president and putin that he specifically said that u. S. Is suspending its involvement in preparatory talks for the sochi economic g8 summit this summer. Is any of that going to get putins attention . Not even a little bit. If any of that would have gotten his attention, he wouldnt have been there in the first place. This is not an is late eisolate incident. Theyre expanding their border. They moved out the borders from 11 kilometers in georgia, nobody said a word. This is direct relation to whats happened in syria, the negotiations there. They thought they did well. Theyre holding their position. If you look at a series of events, russia believes that there is nothing going to stop them which is why theyve been so aggressive in crimea. There is not a lot of options on the table. Im a fairly hawkish guy sending more naval forces to operate in the black sea is not a good idea given that we know that that bay has long passed. Unless youre intending to use them, i wouldnt send them. And so youve got now only economic options through the eu. I would use those and we shouldnt let the ukraine get the eu and the United States into a civil war in the ukraine. But there are lots of really good options leading up to. That i would just cancel in sochi. I wouldnt talk about the planning session. I would cancel it and go into a very aggressive posture on how we help the ukraine financially. If they can get through the financial troubles, they could survive. Letss talk big picture. How do you think president obama has been handling relations with russia versus how putin handling relations with the United States . Well, i think putin is playing chess and i think were playing marbles. I dont think its even close. If you look at the nuclear negotiations, we got our fanny handed to us. They took tactical nukes out of the ee kragquation. When you move down the list in syria, the russians got everything that they needed. They believe they needed in syria. And so theyve been running circles around us. I think its the naive position on a National Security council and the president s advisors that if we just keep giving things to russia, theyll finally wake up and say, boy, the United States isnt all that bad. That is completely missing the motivation of why russia does what russia does. And, again, they have an interest in expanding their buffer zone by unfluninfluence cases like the crimea, mull dol and other places next. Its in their interest to push out that buffer zone. By the way, the big one that started this was the absolute retreat on our Missile Defense system in poland and czechoslovakia. It caused huge problems for our allies. It really has been a down hill slide. Talk about the sanctions. You said sending u. S. Ships to the black sea doesnt make sense. You say that we should just boycott the g8 summit in sochi. You would kick russia out of the g8 . How tough would you get in terms of economic trade and commercial transactions with russia . I clear wloi start tly would process of removing them from the g8 and do it in a public way with milestones they could meet or lose their continue to continue serving in the g8. I dont believe russia thinks that is always in their number one best interest. They still have leverage. People say they lost their leverage on gas and energy. Dont believe thats exactly true. They still have that. So, yes, that would be something that would be a little bit embarrassing to putin along the way. They ought to start that process now. They ought to be very aggressive about it. You have Russian Troops in the crimea. Thats a serious problem. Its a serious problem for the stability of the ukraine and i argue other parts of europe. So we have to be aggressive now. And those are the kind after gresive things that can you do to doesnt vaf the u. S. Navy. If the president fails to move aggressively as you would have him do, should Congress Move on its own to start to impose these sanctions . I think we should. I think were obligated to do that and we ought to we should put packages together that ramp it up. If you recall, all of the sanctions that happened on iran happened in congress. The president acquiesced. I think congress is going to have to play a very Important Role in this if we believe its important to tone down the military options of civil war in the ukraine. Finally, looking at president obama, looking at putin, how do you see this ending . Whats going to happen in ukraine . Well, you know, nobody has that magic ball. I would believe that russians would love to see the crimea as part of the russian federation. It was there until 1954 when it was given to the soviet republic of the ukraine at the time. I think theyd like it back. Its strategic for them militarily and economically. You dont see putin backing down . I dont believe that theres a good solution unless he can maintain his influence. Hell with drought troops if he can maintain his influence the way did he in moldova and other places. Chairman rogers, thank you. Thanks for coming in today. Of course, well be continuing to monitor develop. S in ukraine. Thank you, sir. For the record, we invited secretary of state kerry to join us today. Butt although he put him out on all the broadcast sunday shows, they declined to make him available us to or you. Lois learner refused to testify. 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Does breathing with copd weigh you down . Dont wait to ask your doctor about spiriva. After very careful consideration, ive decided to follow my counsels advice and not testify or answer any of the questions today. Former irs official lois learner refusing to testify last may about her role in the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. This after the Treasury Department found 298 applications had been singled out for special review including 100 of groups with tea party or patriot in their name but only 30 of groups with progress or progressive. Now republican congressman darrell issa, chair of the House Oversight committee wants lernor to testify again wednesday based on new information he has. Chairman, welcome back to Fox News Sunday. Thanks for having me back and for covering what we believe is going to be a good fact finding hearing. All right. Lets talk about that. When you recall low he ed lois o testify, her lawyers said can you call her but she is not going to answer any questions. I understand you have late breaking news. We do. Her attorney indicates now that she will testify. Weve had a back and forth negotiation. But quite frankly, we believe that evidence that weve gathered causes her in her best interest to be summoned to testify. Lois lernor will testify before your committee . According to her attorney. This will be on wednesday . Wednesday. What changed her mind . Was it did you give her immunity for her testimony . Was she frightened by the possibility of contempt . What changed her mind . We really dont know. What we do know is during the intervening period we interviewed all the people around her to build a case for why she is at the center of this targeting, why it wasnt cincinnati as you said in your opener. It wasnt liberal and conservative groups. It was groups targeted first by their name, patriot or tea party and then later at lois lernors assistance by some objective statements. But for the most part, it continued to target conservative groups. A couple quick house keeping. You didnt offer her immunity. We did not. Is it your understanding that she will answer all questions that you and the committee have about her involvement in the targeting of conservative groups . Thats our understanding. As you know, our committee did vote that she waived her fifth amendment rights when she made verbatim statements under oath about not having broken any rules and regulations and authenticated other statements. All right. What questions do you have for lois lerner . What are you going to ask her . Chris, we know what she did in most cases. What we dont know is why she did it. What we do understand, of course, is this is someone who came from the federal election commission. She came with a bias towards groups having to disclose. 501c4s are different in because they dont primarily do election hearing, if you will, they dont have to disclose donors. En that seems to be one of the questions that could lead us to understand why a liberal individual who favored disclosure wanted to make sure that Tea Party Groups had to diz close who the donors were. When you say you want to know why she did it, does that mean you want to know does this end with her or go higher up than her . Thats certainly a big part of it. We know a lot of people she coordinated with, some of the things she said, how they either acquiesced or chafed against the things she was asking them to do. We do really want to to know that burning question who have else knew about it . Who else coordinated . And candidly, i think the American People want to know that wont happen again. And thats going to be the harder part for ways and Means Committee and others to do is to put in checks and balances so that no one person, if it is in fact one person, can ever leave the targeting of somebody for audit or this treatment of nat giving them a fair yes or no on an application. Let me ask you, obviously when she testifies youll know nor about this, do you think its possible that its just one person that this targeting that began didnt end but began with lois lerner . There were other people who knew or should have known better and went along it with. But certainly she was in a powerful position and very well could have been mostly acting on her own. But again, there should have been safeguards to see this. The accumulation of not just some but every single application fit includes tea party or patriot, that flies in the face of managers doing their job to oversea somebody at the irs. Youve got to hold people accountable knowing that theyre human, that there will be people doing wrong in government. There have to be checks and balances. And if its the irs, youd Better Believe the American People perfect the aclu to the nra across the spectrum want to make sure that politics stay out of the irs. We have received a draft copy of a report thats been written by the House Republicans on your committee. I want to put up part of that. In the executive summary you, the House Republicans say she was keenly aware of acute political pressure to crack down on conservative leading organizations. Congressman, pressure from whom . Thats one of our questions. She says things like they put pressure. So emails indicate that there was pressure. We dont know whether it was tht the house, the senate, and the Supreme Court over Citizens United or whether it was during the state of the Union Address . During the state of the union. Where she felt the pressure. Only she can tell us where she thought that pressure was. The report also cites a newly discovered email from september 16th, 2010 in which she discusses thou check whether groups seeking tax exempt status are engaged in political activity. This is an email to other people in the irs. She says, we need to have a plan. We need to be caution so it isnt a per se political project. What do you think that email shouts . Its a series of emails. When you read them in context, what you realize is shes trying to walk back any kind of ability for someone to look at the record and say this was political targeting. And, yet, it clearly is political targeting. Now there is a new effort under way, the irs promulgated a regulation under which it would impose new boundaries on what these 501c4s, the tax code, these are social welfare groups applying for tax exempt status, new limits on how much political activity they can be involved in. The administration and irs sold this as a reaction to the scandal. I gather youve gotten information that this began long before the scandal broke. Exactly, chris. Lois lerner was part of the project of targeting conservative groups to laying and cracking down on existing ones. And then this rule change was worked on all the way back at that point to a great extent we believe this is the result of Citizens United. This is their attempt to get what they dont have and couldnt get at the sec through the irs. On super bowl sunday, bill oreilly asked president obama about the irs targeting of conservative groups. There was some bone head decisions, bone head decisions out of a no mass corruption . Not even mass corruption. Okay. Now, there are six current investigations going on of the irs scandal. Four inside congress, two inside the administration. One in treasury, one in the justice department. A couple of questions. One, have any of those investigations been completed and cleared the irs of wrongdoing . And what do you think of the president stating there theres not a smidgeon of corruption . He has to define smidgeon and corruption for both of us. There is real evidence that there was wrongdoing and that wrongdoing was not in cincinnati but in fact, in washington, d. C. Let me point out quickly that when you talk about cincinnati, there was the initial allegation that this was a rogue office, an irs office in cincinnati and this they were responsible for all this. Exactly. And thats where the president is reintroducing things that have already been disproven. But lets understand this is the administration that wants to you have believe a video launched the benghazi murders when in fact that was disproven. And even after it was reintroduced by this administration again and again, including by this president , senator feinstein in the select Intelligence Committee in the senate led by democrats made it clear that the factors that led to that had a lot more to do with terrorism than it ever would a video. All right. That brings up my final question for you. You have come under fire both in the irs and benghazi and other investigations of your committee for political witch hunts. They point specifically to a speech you gave to gop fundraiser in New Hampshire in february about the benghazi terror attack. Here is a clip. Why there was not one order given to turn on one department of defense asset. I have my suspicions which is secretary clinton told them to stand down. But the Washington Post fact checker cited that there were no stand down orders and there is also no evidence that clinton ever spoke to leon panetta then defense secretary that night. And for the second time forgave you four pi no4 pin oak yoes. The first one was for quoting something in somebody elses report, believing it was true which is an unusual way to get four pinnochios. Witnesses have told us that they asked for help. The president himself implied that he told leon panetta, then secretary of defense, to use what efforts they could and what we know for a fact is not one aircraft, not one rescue of dod was launched to get there in that 8 1 2 hours. To be honest, do you not have any evidence that secretary clinton told leon panetta to stand down. Well, the use in answering questions in a political fundraiser, that was in response to a question, the term stand down is not used in some sort of an explicit way. But rather the failure to react, the fact that only state Department Assets and only assets inside the country were ever used that members of the arms forces, gun carrying, trained people were not allowed to get on the aircraft to go and attempt to rescue. Those kinds of things through state Department Resources represent a stand down. Not maybe on the technical terms of stand down, soldier, but on what the American People believe is a failure to respond what they could have. All right. Congressman, thank you. Thank you so much for coming in today. Again, we want to point out the big news, and the big news is that lois lerner according to her attorney is going to waive her fifth amendment rights and will testify before issas House Oversight committee this week. Thank you for the news. Well be following the hearing. Thank you, chris. Also this week, the white house releases its budget with controversial proposals for spending increases but big defense cuts. 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On tuesday president obama unveils his 2015 budget calling to an end to the era of austerity. And while weve just seen an outline, there is a fierce debate here in washington. Joining us now members of both congressional budget committees, from the senate, Ohio Republican rob portman and from the house, mayor democrat chris vanholland. President obama moves away from deficit reduction calls for new spending or investment as he calls it. He proses 56 million for Early Childhood education and 300 for new infrastructure projects. He would pay for all this through closing corporate loopholes. As democrats, we believe that instead of more tax breaks for the few, we should make invest. To grow the economy for everyone. What do you think of the new budget . Well, i think if thats correct, chris, its really sad. Were looking at two things right now. One is incredibly slow economic growth. The slowest recovery weve had since world war ii. We just saw that Fourth Quarter numbers were adjusted downward. So we know that last years growth was far below the year before. We also know that unemployment is extremely high. We know that we have Record Number of people on long term unemployment. So our economy is hurting the last two months jobs numbers were the worst weve had in three years. So we need economic growth, not new taxes. New taxes will make it harder to grow the economy. Second we know because the Congressional Budget Office just told us a week or so ago that we have record levels of debt and growing levels of debt. Another 10 trillion added to our debt in the next ten years. We get backed up to a trillion dollars a year in deficits during that time period. So we though those two things. And, yet, the president saying, no, were going to put more taxes on the economy. Were not going to deal with the debt and deficit. Let me bring in, because we have limited time, let me bring in congressman vanholland. The reason we can afford new spending is because the deficit is going down. That only tells part of the story. According to the budget office, the deficit does drop this year and next. But then if you look in the outyears, it starts to go up again and reaches over 1 trillion again by 2022. Well, thats right. I can just say a quick word on the uturn response in the earlier section. I think were 48 hours near an international crisis. I would hope americans would focus on condemning the actions of putin rather than knee jerk way again criticizing the president of the United States. Lets stand together on this. With respect to the president s budgets, does he exactly what we should be doing. Right now as rob said, we have seen economic growth. But were not nearly where we want to be. We need to be tickin cylinders. Thats why he said lets end the tax breaks that encourage u. S. Companies to move jobs overseas, use those savings to invest in inf infrastru infrastructure. Lets build our roads, airports, broadband, thats what we need to compete. The president recognizes that weve got to deal with the long term deficit issues which is why his budget is as theyve indicated will reduce the long term deficits. Then it goes back up . Now, theyre on a downward trajectory at the end of that tenyear period. , no as we just showed, it goes up over a trillion dollars. , no were talking about the deficits. Were talking about the deficits at the end of the i am talking about the deficits. The deficits go up. Well submit a budget in a couple days. What were you going to say senator portman . No, chris, look, we clearly have a growing debt problem. This is the most predictable crisis in the country. The president refuses to deal it with. If you look at his budget last year, it barely had deficit reduction relative to what would happen otherwise. In other words, there was a slight decrease in the deficit. You would hope there would be a significant one. But the only reason there was was because there was a provision in there about a more accurate measure of inflation under the cpi and Social Security. We now hear that hes actually going to take that out of the budget at a time when Social Security has a 63 billion short fall every year at a time again when we were told by this nonpartisan congressional Budgets Office things are getting worse not better. If he takes that out as hes going to do based on the leaks because its a partisan political year, hes not going to have any deficit reduction. Hes going to increase the debt and deficit. If thats true, boy, again, this is not responsible. This is not responsive to what is really happening. What were talking about here is the biggest part by far the biggest part of the budget. And that entitleme in. T. Lacht year as part of the budget, the president included chain cpi, a slower measure of inflation for Social Security. This year hes taking that out. Now regardless of the rest of the economy, the fact is that the entitlements are running out of money and youre taking out a way to save money. Well, two things on that. I find it curious that as we speak many republicans are telling the president and cms that we should not end some of the overpayments to the private insurers and medicare system which will drive up long term deficits. By the way, they included this can we stick on this . Absolutely. Im glad rob brought this up. The president included. That i happen to think that on the merits it has i have concerns it with. The president included that in last years budgets as part of an agreement. Part of a package where he said republicans, you should join me in at least closing some tax loopholes, even one, for the purpose of reducing our long term deficit. Republicans couldnt identify a single tax loophole that they would close for the purposes of deficit reduction. Theyre all concerned about reducing the deficit. But they wouldnt close one tax loophole coupled with cpi. Its not in the budget. I get your point. I get your point. Let me ask senator portman a question. The fact is that the president made it clear when he included chain cpi in the budget last year it was a bargaining chip and the argument is, and theres a point to it, you guys, the gop, refuse to make the bargain. Now look, thats ridiculous with all due respect. They have huge tax increases in it. Because the change is not only the cpi index for beneficiaries on important programs, again, to a more accurate measure of inflation. It also changes the way the brackets and tax code are indexed for inflation. Therefore, it as almost as much tax increase as it does again the im confused. I thought that republicans for chain cpi. You are saying youre against it . No. What im saying is that democrats say you cant touch chain cpi unless you raise taxes should know that chain cpi has within it a tax increase because of the indexing of the brackets. And so this is a ridiculous argument. This is one that is balanced if you want balance the way the president wants to do which is have taxes and some important restranr restraints on spending. Second, look, the president got plenty of tax increases. Gentlemen, i dont mean to interrupt you. Im saying equal opportunity. I want to cover one last area. There is one area where there are big cuts, big cuts. And thats for the pentagon. Defense secretary hagel says he would shrink the army from a post 9 11 high of 570,000 to less than 450,000 which will be the Smallest Army since 1940. Congressman van hollen, especially thou with you talk about russian aggression in ukraine, should we be shrinking the army to preworld war ii levels . I dont think we need an army that is supposed to support two overseas ground wars that were winning at the same time. I think you can respond to the threats as they arise with the lower army. You still have the air force. You still have the navy. You still have a very large army to go with it. And the other point id make is part of the budget agreement that was reached in a bipartisan way calls for reductions in defense spending through fiscal year 2015. The president has actually said he doesnt think that defense is enough which is why hes proposed additional funds, paid for by taxpayers. I have to call time on you. We have less than a minute left for senator portman. Smallest army since 1940 . Its a problem. Again, you look at what is happening in the ukraine. Also, look beyond ukraine and look at what is happening in the South China Sea with china. Look at what is happening in the middle east. We could not have done the surge in iraq with an army that size. Look, this is a problem. We need to be sure that these changes and the Defense Budget are consistent with what we need to do arent world which unfortunately, the United States is still in the position of having to lead around the world to avoid the stain built we see right now in crimea. This sin credibly important that we get this right. Yes, i agree that we need to be sure were restraining spending and everything is on the table and reduce waste, froaud and abuse. I think you have to make it more difficult for the United States to project force around the world. Senator portman, congressman van holle nchl, thank you both. We have a big show today and squeeze a lot n thank you both, gentlemen. Next up, Arizona Governor jan brewer vetoes a bill that would allow businesses to deny services to gays for religious reasons. Buts is no the dead in other states. Our Panel Discusses that and the latest from ukraine. And what you would like to ask the panel . Just go to facebook or twitter. Any violation of ukraines sovereignty and territorial integrity is deeply destabilizing which is not in the interest of ukraine, russia, or europe. President obama on friday warning russia of costs if military force is used in ukraine. Its time now for our sunday group. George will, former republican senator scott brown and former democratic senator evan buy. George, whats your sense how far putin and the russians are willing to go in crew and and what if anything and president obama to about it . I think hell go as far as he needs to go to preserve ukraine and insert influence if that is not an integrated part of his country because its the key to their great power status. Now what can we do about it . We can begin by recognizing that russia is a third world country. The third world country with first world military. But in terms of the economic infrastructure, its very vulnerable. And we have what they need which is access to our banking system, credits, and the flow of world capital. That we can influence and that we can do. How important is it . 100 years ago in Central Europe there was a spark from which the world is trying to recover and europe will never recover, first world war. Here we have this weekend, this week weve seen arms forces cross an International Border in the center of europe. This is serious business. Senator, on friday night president obama spoke to the nation. He talked about unspecified costs if there was military intervention. There now have been military intervention. The president spoke with putin f for 90 minutes on the phone and the only specific thing we heard is the u. S. Will suspend preparatory talks, not the actual summit, preparatory talks for the g8 summit in sochi this summer. Should the president be more specific and much tougher about economic sanctions . Chris, there are no easy options here. And you look at what happened in georgia a decade or so ago when george w. Bush was president and people never accused him of being soft on the russians or things in general of this nature. Can you do symbolic things and threat tone cancel the g8 meeting. Putin wont care about that. Can you do financial things which george mentioned. If we can get the cooperation of the europeans could really penalize the russians. But that would require the europeans to make sacrifices which historically theyre reluctant to do. Or perhaps, and more likely, look at other sfeerz of influence that they care about. Syria, for example, and really step up some of our things there to try and replace the assad regime. But to directly intervene in ukraine, there is realistically, not much we can do that American People are willing to pay the price for. Senator brown . Realistically, what can and should the president and the west because obviously this isnt just a u. S. Issue. The European Union do to try to stop them . You cant do it alone. Obviously military options are off the table. No one wants another war. When you look or speaking to people in just last night i was out and talked with folks. They say what do you by this what the president is doing with ukraine . They kind of chuckle because of what weve had and what weve seen with obviously syria and the red line issues, with benghazi with fast and furious and with obamacare, there are always the empty threats. So there say problem of credibility. I dont think putin really cares what president obama says or does. I agree with george and evan, economic sanctions and Economic Issues withholding certain opportunities is where youre going to get the best bang for your buck. And we cant do it alone. We need to do it with our european partners. There was and ukraine is obviously the central story this week, there was another big story this week and that was in arizona where that states governor jan brewer vetoed a bill that would have given businesses right to refuse services to various people on the basis of, largely gays, on the basis of religious freedom and religious convictions. Heres the governor first and then president obama reacting to her decision. Ive not heard one example in arizona where Business Owners for religious lib certificate violated. In some states, theyre so far in the past theyre even pushing laws to legalize segregation based on sexual orientation. You can see the president obviously wants to continue this conversation. And the fact is conservative groups are pushing similar measures for the one that was vetoed in arizona in oklahoma and missouri, mississippi, and kansas. Where do you see this going . Well, weve actually counted ten states considering similar legislation to arizona including florida where rich scott who is running for election came out and said he would veto the measure this week which is very interesting from rick scott in florida. I think were likely to see democrats try to exploit this in the midterm elections because it is an issue thats dividing the top from the bottom of the republican party, major interests, business interests, National Republican leaders are divided from the base on this issue as they are on many others. So i think democrats see an opening here in an election psych that will is not likely to be friendly to them and theyre going to continue to emphasize the issue as a way to boost their voting at the poll. George, i think its fair to say that there are deeply felt positions on both sides of this debate, religious freedom versus gay rights. We asked all of you for questions and we got this on facebook from dan fletcher with as many tax thats businesses have to pay, how does this government think they have any justification to tell a business who they will and wont serve . How, george, do you answer dan and more generally, how do you come down on this issue of religious freedom versus gay rights . Free exercise of religion, clash of rights. Heres how i answer dan. 50 years ago this day in one of surely the great legislative achievements in American History we passed the public accommodation section of the Civil Rights Act saying if you open your doors to business in the United States you open it to everybody. Thats a subtle issue. And the prestige of that law that just was obtained and i think thats where the mesh American People come down. Its a funny kind of sore winner in the Gay Rights Movement that would say a photographer doesnt want to photograph my wedding. I have lots of other photographers i could go to. Im going to use the hammer of government to force them to do this. Its not neighborly and its not nice. The Gay Rights Movement is winning. They should be, as i say, not sore winners. But having said that, i understand your point. You do say that if a gay couple wants to go into a bakery and have a wedding cake, the bakery should have to make cake. Bake the cake. Bake the cake. Senator brown . Youre thoughts on this . I thought what governor brewer did was appropriate to veto the law. There are good people on both sides of these very difficult issues. And i think we need to focus on the things that matter, deficit, taxes, spending, jobs, National Security, energy, whats happening in our foreign policy. The democrats obviously want to use this. They clearly want to use it as a devisive issue to use for Tactical Advantage in the upcoming election. Everything theyve done to this point with the obamacare rollout and lack of focusing on things that matter, people are going to be speaking in the election. Theyre going to hold folks accountable for the decisions. I can just see the emails coming into our website with people saying, wait a minute, this matters. It matters because im genuinely offended that, you know, somebody by the idea of marriage between two people of the same sex and if i dont want to serve them, you know, or participate in a wedding in a sense, i dont want to do it. Listen, i understand that. Its a difficult situation. There is no easy answers on these issues. But if youre talking politics, first of all, there is no issue. Its not the law of arizona. Waits vetoed. However but this could come up. Everybody has the right to debate and make their own personal decisions and then theyll play out as they did in arizona. But if you talk strictly political, the democrats want to focus on everything but obamacare and the economy and thats what theyre going to do. Real quickly, chris, things must be great in arizona if this is the most important thing for them to focus on. Number two, george is right. If youre open to the public, youre open to all the public. If you want to do something other than that, stay private as a club. Number three, its a political matter. This is madness for the republicans. It divides them. It offends moderates. Focus on the economy. Thank you, panel. See you next week. Up next, our power players of the week bringing the smithsonian not only into your home but into your hands. Its very cool. [ male announcer ] meet mary. She loves to shop online with her debit card. And so does bill, an identity thief who stole marys identity, took over her Bank Accounts and stole her hard earned money. 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