policy concerns that everybody knows. you had guests on this program for a long time. you put them in a room, say this is the target, everybody knows the policy choices they have to go into a room to make. policy keeps getting trumped by politics. the president is trying to get some gain here. some think and it is possible they could get the house back in 2014. so do you cut an early deal, or do you try to drive the mid-term elections, and the republicans have their own concerns. the tea party is now saying we need to target the republicans that voted yes. so there are profoundly serious policy issues that date back to the clinton administration. and you have perm ambitions too. i talked to olympia snow who
stop, you know, fighting amongst each other, think about us. think about the single parents, think about the ones that need daycare to take of our children. we couldn t agree more. we hope everyone keeps that in mind. secretary duncan, a democrat, recently told me how he loves getting out of dysfunctional washington, similar distaste from a republican that i interviewed this week. former republican olympia snowe. she told me this new class of podium thumping blej rens she calls them and sheryl sandberg, i wanted to leave you with this exchange. please raise your hand if you were called boss see as a child. that s great. keep your hands up. please keep your hand up if your brother was called bossy. please raise your hand if you ve
are in need of structural reform. i think olympia snow has put forth an idea which really makes a lot of sense, that they should work two weeks on and one week off instead of having six weeks off for recesses and not really getting anything done on a current three-day week. i think the senate terms need to be shorter. they are too complacent for six years. but none of that is going to happen. i think if you re going isto bet get rid of structural reform, you need to go back to the people who construct it. who blames congress more? who blames the president more? is there anyone here who voted for mitt romney but you blame congress more? tell me why. because the easiest way to let obama care go away is to let it work because it s completely dysfunctional and it will
are in need of structural reform. i think olympia snow has put forth an idea which really makes a lot of sense, that they should work two weeks on and one week off instead of having six weeks off for recesses and not really getting anything done on a current three-day week. i think the senate terms need to be shorter. they are too complacent for six years. but none of that is going to happen. i think if you re going isto bet get rid of structural reform, you need to go back to the people who construct it. who blames congress more? who blames the president more? is there anyone here who voted for mitt romney but you blame congress more? tell me why. because the easiest way to let obama care go away is to let it work because it s completely
hagel attended the ceremonies as the bodies of four u.s. men and service women were return to dover air force base. the option of the u.s. not being able to pay the death benefits was so bad, hagel called it disgraceful. republican senators met for an hour and a half with the president today. everyone said the meeting was useful. the president said to have had a relatively positive response to main center, olympia snow s proposal to stepped the debt ceiling and re-open the government in exchange for delaying or repealing the medical device tax on obamacare and making sure the people who receive subsidies for insurance exchanges verify their income. we re told the president phoned house speaker john boehner a while ago and they agreed that everyone should keep talking. thank you very much. over tet national mall, the world war ii memorial may be open to veterans but that s not enough for our next gift today. larry ward is organizing the