about 100,000 federal workers who owe he about a billion dollars in back taxes. i introduced a bill that sailed through the house, went over to harry reid. they never ever took it up. said that basically you should be fired if you are not going to pay your federal taxes. you should be predicted from being hired in the first place. but, nevertheless, we got this new report that irs employees, 1100 irs employees who haven t paid their federal taxes got more than a million dollars in bonuses. it s just sick. why would senator harry reid not take it up in the senate? because i mean this doesn t seem like something that is in any way republican or democrat? i mean the idea that the irs agents owe back taxes and get bonuses plus they get all these hours and excused time. it really is nuts. why isn t senator harry reid taking it un? in the 112th congress that s where we passed it out and sent it over to the senate. harry reid one of my goals is i want to make minimum
about 100,000 federal workers who owe he about a billion dollars in back taxes. i introduced a bill that sailed through the house, went over to harry reid. they never ever took it up. said that basically you should be if you are not going to pay your federal taxes. you should be predicted from being hired in the first place. but, nevertheless, we got this new report that irs employees, 1100 irs employees who haven t paid their federal taxes got more than a million dollars in bonuses. it s just sick. why would senator harry reid not take it up in the senate? because i mean this doesn t seem like something that is in any way republican or democrat? i mean the idea that the irs agents owe back taxes and get bonuses plus they get all these hours and excused time. it really is nuts. why isn t senator harry reid taking it un? in the 112th congress that s where we passed it out and sent it over to the senate. harry reid one of my goals is i want to make minimum
through bill clinton and they said, yes, there is this is aspect of him connected to the scandal. but there s still a lot of fondness for the prosperity, and she almost beat barack obama. if she had not messed up the beginning of the campaign, been overconfident and fallen behind on delegates, she won the second half of that primary campaign. so she is a formidable politician. what if the president is not doing well though? does she run away from him? does that anger the base? that s the pitfall. she s got all the campaign staff, all the money. that s unimportant in the campaign i think. she doesn t have the substance yet. how is she going to govern so it looks different than under obama? how is she going to work with a republican congress? secondly, what are her issues? she s got to have three big issues that don t look like barack obama s issues. i don t think she has that. i don t think she really is going to be able to appeal to the left and the base of the party. i think there
and we are back. so if you re betting big things are going to get done in washington and congress this year, you might have been wrong. the glimmer of hope from the budget deal seems like it s disappeared with the battle lines now drawn over key issues and a new fight over the impact of obamacare. i m joined my democratic senator chuck schumer of new york and republican senator rob portman of ohio. welcome back. good to be back. thanks, dave. you ve been listening to this debate with the roundtable over obamacare. senator schumer, here is an ad by the conservative group americans for prosperity in this midterm election year that they re going to be running hard. watch. he told us a system that eases up the pressure on businesses and unleashes the promise of our economy creating hundreds of thousands of jobs.
bill that gets into detail of how many ski instructors will be allowed to come into the system. american people are bored how to change the status quo which is broken on the margins and instead looking for big bold ideas. every college president in the country is saying you ve got to fix this, especially for the high-tech jobs. we do. that s why the house of representatives in the 112th congress passed a bill to expand the number of visas. these fights are about how to change the status quo. lobbyists are happy. it s not about who runs the republican party. do the leaders to want to have a presidential national future as a multiracial party, do they run the party or does mike run the party? the truth is, mike runs the party. mona, go ahead. it s primary season. i completely get it if you re house member on the right worried about a primary challenge having the debate come up in the height of the primary filing system. that might not be a great time from your perspective. as t