absolutely. greta: is it going to be more like republicans say in is our philosophy this is what we are going to do, tough luck democrats much like we saw the other way? how can you work with the democrats? let s open up the process. i ve already met with democrats who were part of the transition last time. my friend democrat across the aisle who we worked on the 72 hour rule to open up the process, let people, the press have a chance to read the bills [ talking over each other ] greta: that was not enough time. why do we have 2,000 page bills. leader boehner likely to be the next speaker. said we are going to break these issues up. put the taxpayer first and spenders last. redesign the way the houseworks. already david dreyer has asked to install the cameras in the rules committee. that s been off-limits all the time speaker pelosi has been
president obama basically needs to become a republican in order to get things through the next three years. he s not going to do it so what position will president obama be in. every time he s reached across the i ll in the last two years he pulled back a nub. he sounds a lot like newt gingrich in 1994. bill clinton won overwhelmingly because the republicans are being good at being no, anti. the last time republicans had control of the house, the senate and the presidency we got a w-rz and an economy that went into a depression. the people will remember that. here is what the. megyn: i have to go, quickly brad. we are not going to have 2,000 page bills. legislators are going to read it before voting on it and we are not going to have legislation shoved down the throats of americans. megyn: all right guys. thank you i appreciate you goat being here, thanks, dick. thanks, brad. 14 years after she was found murdered in her own family s
meets with the approval of the american people. bill: so here we are now, four-months later, after the idea was hatched. that was the idea. what did they get from it? ed pileski, counselor former counselor to president bush, and thank you for being here. i ve gotten a sneak peek at what is expected on thursday pretty standard fare, three days to rebuild to read the bill before it s voted which recently came out of the health care debate in washington, centers on job creation and the economy, pretty much a no brainer when it comes to polling and national security is a big issue. seems pretty standard, does it not? unfortunately it s not standard fare in washington now. as we saw, we saw these 2000 page bills being jammed through the house of representatives without members of congress or the public having the opportunity to read them. the republicans are saying if we have control of the pous, we re going to house, we re going to stop that practice. we don t have job creating pol
concerned about, is reforming the way congress does its work. today, i ve unveiled an america speaking out, my efforts to say, read the bill. and if we re lucky enough to be in a majority and i m lucky enough to be a speaker i will not bring a bill to the floor that has not been posted on-line at least 72 hours and the american people have a triright see what happens here, no more 2 or 3,000 page bills and it drives the american people crazy. bill: do you think it s a transparency issue that will win elections in november or do you think it is jobs? what is your idea to create jobs? well, what i would do to create jobs is why not pass the three trade agreements sitting around here 18 months now, and that will help us as americans go back to work and help us export more products overseases. why don t we ensure that the tax rates we have in effect today stay in effect. let s make them permanent and
of the century and be a majority leader write thousand page bills and pass them the next morning. do you think someone like that running for reelection? think what would have happened if mike huckabee and najibullah and newt gingrich had won. would they go to las vegas and there mud at another candidate? no they would say what they stood for and believed in. this president and this majority leader the day he made the speech on that one day the national debt of america they increased the debt more in that one day [ talking over each other ] i m sorry to cut you off, we have limited time. i want to get an answer to whether or not candidates backed by the tea party running as republicans can attract enough sort of mainstream voters, independents and even some democrats to vote for them enough so they can win a general election? no doubt about it. that s why the president in