Billefense appropriations puts in much of the dollars back in. Much of this in that readiness accounts. Dulles had to immediately go back to those accounts. Billing address it for one year. Do tok what we have to put certainty in place is to say, here is our solution to the sequester for the military budget. Youre looking for a for your solution . Solution . A 4 year exactly. You can see the interview with representative rob wittman and its entirety tomorrow on newsmakers at 10 a. M. Eastern here on cspan. Former secretary of state clinton three clinton is this yours recipient of the Liberty Medal award. Hillary clinton is this years recipient of the Liberty Medal award. Formerpeakers include Florida Governor jeb bush and michael nutter. This is a little less than an hour. [applause] thank you. Welcome and good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for joining us on the spectacular occasion. The 25thot only anniversary of the Liberty Medal, but also the 10th anniversary of the Natio
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Withming up, newsmakers representative rob wittman of virginia. He discusses automatic spending cuts at the pentagon and the u. S. Response toward syria. And segments from the intelligence and National Security summit. Conversations with the chairmen and Ranking Member of the House Intelligence Committee. Followed by results from National Intelligence director James Clapper. Just on newsmakers this week is representative rob wittman of virginia. Of thehe chairman subcommittee on readiness, which puts him in responsibility of the hugest of the biggest line items in the pentagon budget. Let me introduce our reporters who will be questioning our subject, Donna Cassata and rick maze. Of militarybility action on syria is still looming. That is of concern to all of us. What opportunities do we have to make sure that if there is military action, that we can sustain that . Even if it is a small strike, we intoto look at if it turns an Enduring Mission, if it turns into more than just a strike,
About that is that what is portrayed sometimes as being seeticized, what you really is the operation of different judicial philosophies at work. These are legitimate philosophies. They tend to drive them in a principled way towards answers to the same question. If you are able to perceive that a lot of times that is not the right way to aink about it erie it this is wellthoughtout philosophy about the law and the constitution, but they just dont have the same philosophy. This generates different results. You could say the same thing about the great battles in the Supreme Court over the new deal. There were philosophies about how you did interpret the constitution in certain areas. This generates some sharp differences. Times, the court was not just political in this sort of cents, how they align with political ideology, but they were actual politicians. Had one justice run for president and another former president , chief justice taft, appointed to the court. The first the first chief
Right here in virginia, but it doesnt just stop there. If the sequester goes into effect, more than 2,000 College Students would lose their Financial Aid. Early education, like head start and early start, would be elimb flatted eliminated for nearly 1,000 children and 18,000 fewer virginiaans would get the skills they need to find a job. Across the country, these cuts will force federal prosecutors to close cases and potentially let criminals go. Air Traffic Controllers and Airport Security will see cutbacks and that could cause delays at airports across the country. Tens of thousands of parents will scramble to find childcare for their kids. Hundreds of thousands of americans will lose access to primary care and Preventive Care like flu vaccinations and cancer screelings, including more than 3,500 children right here in virginia. So these cuts are wrong. Theyre not smart. Theyre not fair. Theyre a selfinflicted wound that doesnt have to happen. Now, the reason that were even thinking