rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight a look at health-care reform legislation from two perspectives. we begin with the man in charge of finding the votes to pass reform in the house, congressman james clyburn, the democratic whip. what we will be doing with this legislation is getting rid of all those special deals, fixing that, and then we are bringing in some of the other reforms that the president wanted to see us do to contain costs. and that s why you see thisçó great number coming from the congressional budget office that everybody is so happy about. rose: and we continue with the leading critic of the reform bill, congressman paul ryan, republican from wisconsin. the process matters a lot. because what it shows you is the hypocrisy. promise of a transparency, promise of open government,ñi promise of bipartisanship, none of that is occurring. and instead what you have here is the pursuit of an ideaological agenda at a time when people want to see problems�
rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight a look at health-care reform legislation from two perspectives. we begin with the man in charge of finding the votes to pass reform in the house, congressman james clyburn, the democratic whip. what we will be doing with this legislation is getting rid of all those special deals, fixing that, and then we are bringing in some of the other reforms that the president wanted to see us do to contain costs. and that s why you see thisçó great number coming from the congressional budget office that everybody is so happy about. rose: and we continue with the leading critic of the reform bill, congressman paul ryan, republican from wisconsin. the process matters a lot. because what it shows you is the hypocrisy. promise of a transparency, promise of open government,ñi promise of bipartisanship, none of that is occurring. and instead what you have here is the pursuit of an ideaological agenda at a time when people want to see problems�
rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight a look at health-care reform legislation from two perspectives. we begin with the man in charge of finding the votes to pass reform in the house, congressman james clyburn, the democratic whip. what we will be doing with this legislation is getting rid of all those special deals, fixing that, and then we are bringing in some of the other reforms that the president wanted to see us do to contain costs. and that s why you see thisçó great number coming from the congressional budget office that everybody is so happy about. rose: and we continue with the leading critic of the reform bill, congressman paul ryan, republican from wisconsin. the process matters a lot. because what it shows you is the hypocrisy. promise of a transparency, promise of open government,ñi promise of bipartisanship, none of that is occurring. and instead what you have here is the pursuit of an ideaological agenda at a time when people want to see problems�