it s the money. all we are saying is the money. politicians give your money, taxpayer money to planned parenthood who then gives it back to politicians, in the form of campaign contributions. they get reelected and they give the money back to planned parenthood. that s what we are trying to get at. stop the federal money from going to this organization. give it to organizations who weren t caught on video together things planned parenthood was doing. bill: it was the money, frankly. what is the end game, what is the strategy to cut off the money. we are going to offer an amendment to the rules committee and try to get it passed to the floor. this may pass with a handful of
breast reconstruction for cancer patients. i lost my mom to cancer. i lost my dad to cancer. i don t need a lecture from democrats, this holier than thou attitude somehow republican don t care about women. i care very deeply about that i happen to think we should quadruple the spending on cancer. if i could take this money, rather than paying for first class air fare and exorbitant salaries, i want to fight cancer this killed my parents. let s quadruple that. i m as fiscally conservative as you can get, let s quad dupe pell the money and fight the war on cancer. that is what we should doing. bill: senate easily passing continuing resolution to fund the government, to keep it operating to mid-december if not beyond. that is vote that comes to the house vote later today. in light of our discussion here how does it go on house side? it probably passes, jason chaffetz, myself i vote against that. we have a debt crisis in this
dollar, what we re doing we re pulling somebody money out of somebody s pocket and giving it to somebody else. what i don t like, what i don t want to tolerate, what i don t want to become numb to, is wasting those taxpayer dollars. bill: well, utah congressman jason chaffetz, now live. chairman of the house overnight government reform committee. holding the hearing, chairing it. welcome back to america s newsroom. good morning, bill. bill: what do you think you accomplished? i want the american to know the revenues of planned parenthood were $127 million more than their expenses. when we go to budget battles should we give taxpayer dollars to planned parenthood, they don t need the money. they are flush with cash. they are flush with cash, they re sending it overseas. spending it on political activities. they re spending it on first class air fare, on private planes and chartered planes. they obviously don t need
about the escalating crisis in syria with russian forces now in the mix. new jersey governor chris christie on fox & friends this morning. i don t know about all of you but i watched interview of vladmir putin this weekend. i said, listen this, guy is articulate, smart, thug. and the fact is he is not going to be an easy adversary for us to deal with. we re certainly ill quipped, by having president and anybody else who thinks we should allow russia take on isis and take a back seat has a fundamental misunderstanding of american foreign interests. patti ann: certainly interesting what peter doocy had to say about the russian communication with the u.s. on this. bill: josh ernest briefs at 12:30. update when they come. up the hill from the white house to the floor of the senate. they are voting on funding in the federal government, if it passes, government would get money to fund itself through
iowa where kasich s poll numbers have been low. according to the latest real clear politics average in that state, case i can is near the bottom with just under 3%. but he is hoping to change that, starting with town hall later today. chief political correspondent carl cameron joins us live from davenport, iowa. carl, organization one of the keys to doing well in iowa. can says sick combat that? kasich. not yet. he has opportunity he believes, number of candidates who have been spending a lot of time, money organizational effort in iowa in absence of walker and rick perry. this week we re seeing a whole new rush of candidates who spent little time in iowa coming out here and john kasich today will be one of them. for him the former, the current governor of ohio, excuse me, coming to iowa gives him an opportunity to talk about his midwestern roots, sensibilities and politics.