this is to protect americans. you ve been in congress. what kind of horse trading needs to be done to get this kind of law passed? look, jeanine, i think this needs the attention of someone like our friend darrell issa who chair as committee that s investigated a lot of things and what i suggest is that your folks get darryl s attentiell s. he could introduce legislation. i know congressman waxman from california has taken an interest in this. i know governor richardson, he s no longer in office. but to me, i think what you ought to be doing and others ought to be doing is get on the phone with chairman issa and say, hold some hearings and then introduce legislation. that would get the public s attention. well, the great ideas. we re going to do that, secretary lahood. thanks so much for being with us this evening. good to see you. thank you, jeanine. thanks for all you re doing. thank you.
this is not a partisan issue. this is to protect americans. you ve been in congress. what kind of horse trading needs to be done to get this kind of law passed? look, jeanine, i think this needs the attention of someone like our friend darrell issa who chair as committee that s investigated a lot of things and what i suggest is that your folks get darryl s attentiell s. he could introduce legislation. i know congressman waxman from california has taken an interest in this. i know governor richardson, he s no longer in office. but to me, i think what you ought to be doing and others ought to be doing is get on the phone with chairman issa and say, hold some hearings and then introduce legislation. that would get the public s attention. well, the great ideas. we re going to do that, secretary lahood. thanks so much for being with us this evening. good to see you. thank you, jeanine. thanks for all you re doing. thank you.
this is not a partisan issue. this is to protect americans. you ve been in congress. what kind of horse trading needs to be done to get this kind of law passed? look, jeanine, i think this needs the attention of someone like our friend darrell issa who chair as committee that s investigated a lot of things and what i suggest is that your folks get darryl s attentiell s. he could introduce legislation. i know congressman waxman from california has taken an interest in this. i know governor richardson, he s no longer in office. but to me, i think what you ought to be doing and others ought to be doing is get on the phone with chairman issa and say, hold some hearings and then introduce legislation. that would get the public s attention. well, the great ideas. we re going to do that, secretary lahood. thanks so much for being with us this evening. good to see you. thank you, jeanine. thanks for all you re doing. thank you.
involved with, which are the ones you re most proud of? i can t choose any one of them, environment, the health issues, they are all important. even ones that don t seem as great a magnitude still is very beneficial for the public, and that s why we need government and that s why we need congress to do its job in a bipartisan, effective way for the public interest. appreciate that, appreciate you spending some time reflecting on your record and what congress is up to. congressman waxman, thank you. thank you. just days after radioshack s feel good 80s super bowl flashback, a cold dose of reality for the struggling electronics retailer. mandy drury is here with what s moving your money. mandy, there is word radioshack is planning to close hundreds of stores after spending $4 million on that ad. right. you know what, i should also say a lot of people thought that ad during the super bowl was one of the best. i guess it was also kind of symbolic, because according to people fam
democrats are fighting back against another attempt by republicans to roll back a part of obamacare, pointing out that republicans are complaining about a part of the law they actually helped create. waxman, lever, and miller say the rules on insurance are hypocritical and they accuse gop leadership of hi pock ra si. some republicans want to end certain protections for insurance companies during the rollout of obamacare, which they call, quote, insurance bailouts. one idea is to threaten the debt default, but democratic congressmen say democrats are denouncing a model they created in 2003 to smooth out rate increases in prescription drug coverage under medicare. let s bring in the top democrat on the commerce committee, henry waxman, the eighth most senior member of congress, welcome. thank you. pleased to be with you. great. i want to talk to you first about the cbo report, your colleagues holding hearings today. your reaction to this debate