Money. Hyou can tweet me ali velshi and facebook. Com will be al ali velshi. Eric cantor goes down in history for think he is oars who think they hold bigger solutions, the rides of the tea party with its no holds barred platforms, well, that leaves very little room for compromise when it comes to political sixes political. The mad jockeying has begun. Cantor said he would step down from his leadership position next month. The frontrunner expected to replace him is Kevin Mccarthy from california. Pete sessions from texas, the current chair of the House Rules Committee is also said to want cantors position. But all of this jockeying will ensue that nothing gets done in congress for the next little while. Meanwhile in other races across the country longtime established republican figures are feeling the wrath of the tea party. Senator thad co cochrane will face a run off next month. And whats not clear is the future of the Republican Party itself and by extension of american politics. Cantors surprise defeat does not signal a full on tea party takeover. Many sailed through thinks primaries. What cantors defeat shows House Republican also have a harder go compromising with democrats on crucial legislation that is opposed by tea party diehards like highway funding, Immigration Reform, immigration is especially important to some big business donors. They want visa restrictions eased on skilled foreign workers. They support a Guest Worker Program that benefits agriculture. The Tea Party Supporters hate both ideas. Eric cantor raised lots of money from his donors, outspending his opponent by a ratio of 251 during the primary. Eric cantor is a great guy. And i feel for him. I think everybody is trying to speculate why you called it an earthquake and it was spot on. Why did this earthquake happen. There are a lot of stories. Some are really bad for republicans, some are bad for democrats. It could be what happened all the Obama Scandals have gotten so outrageous to americans that any republican that looks like hes conciliatory towards the white house becomes taboo. About 12 of the electorate showed up. 12 of the people who could have voted. The winner got 6 and the bottom line these are the folks that come in to primaries. Reporter the fact that he did that was a dark stain on his voters. If thats true, basically Immigration Reform is dead not only for this year but for a good long time i. It didnt have a lot of wind sails, but it did look like it might have worked. Theyre just going to tune in around election time and say where do republicans stand on immigration. You cant determine that right now. Reporter most people think its completely indefensible for kids who grew up in the u. S. To make them go home, evict them from the United States. Yet if were kind to those people maybe more illegals come. Its a really, really difficult problem to think about what the right thing to do. The politicians are not really during a political discourse, i dont think theyre ever going to solve that logically. Theyre just going to find some space to occupy. If i were advising republican candidate given to what happened to mr. Cantor i will say just be very tough on the borders and talk about Legal Immigration as much as you can. As you and i talked about before, as lyle immigration expands thats great for the economy. By tying illegal and legal together you basically end up in a space where mr. Cantor found himself last night. It sounds like one is talking out both sides of the mouth when they do it that way. You mentioned you dont think were going to sort out immigration any time soon. But when it tomorrows to americans right now what would you advise that the Republican Party is able to present to americans saying heres why were a better choice. On what topics do you think it matters . Reporter as you know my number one topic, which gosh it seems that president obama agrees with me is the Corporate Tax. Every state knows if there is a bmw plan deciding whether its going to locate here or there, its good for the state to get them to locate in the states. Yet the United States federal policy does not think that way. All of our multi nationals. We attack the people who create jobs. President obama has wanted war with those guys. All of these guys saw this massive tax hike in the last year, and i think if you look at Small Business in job creation data then you can see the impact of those taxes. We need to look at how to make People Better off. The man who beat eric cantor represents a group within the Republican Party that doesnt want to extend the authorization for the Expert Import Bank which allows financing of American Companies to do business around the world. Hes right about that one. The Expert Import Bank, were subsidizing our experts. Thats bad trade policy. That pretty much every economist would probably agree that the Expert Import Bank should be shut down. There are some arguments that maybe you could use for Foreign Policy purposes. If the Export Import Bank were used to build gas facilitie facilities in Eastern Europe to free them from the yoke of russia, that might be something you might be able to defend. But thats not how they work. The import export bank is not something that conservatives should be that dividedden. Are you worried . Is this an oneoff event. Its a big deal because its eric cantor a majority leader, and thats never happened before, or are yo. In terms of american politician as with American Economy the way we move towards good. To have asserts incumbent its the sign of a healthy system. The ideas that work the best to fix our country tends to be the idea that American People circle around and support and the republicans have not done a good job of appealing to the average american. So if there are a bunch of newcomers coming in, bringing in new arguments and theyre having political success, its a hopeful sign for the party. The old team was not exactly hitting the ball out of the bark. I think you put lipstick on a pig. I wasnt trying to. I appreciate the insight. You certainly have a lot of it given your experience in politics. Kevin hassett, director of economic policies at the American Enterprise institute. You might know alibaba that is set to launch as the biggest ipo in american history. You may be able to get to know it firsthand. Well talk about that coming up. Fracking for gas and oil, with you maybe not for long. Real money continues. Real money continues. Keep it right here. The Performance Review. Real money continues. Keep it right here. That corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. And yet, theres someone around the office who hasnt had a Performance Review in a while. Someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. Im looking at you phone company dsl. Check your speed. See how fast your internet can be. Switch now and add voice and tv for 34. 90. Comcast business built for business. Alibaba is already mind bogglingly huge. It handles percent o 80 of all internet traffic in china. And today alibaba announced it would spend billions to buy a chinese mobile browser firm. In its effort to dominate the marketplace itto the marketplace. Reporter 1,000 merchants selling everything has signed on to the new site. Mostly small vendors. Theyre attracted by the low fees. It takes 3. 5 cut of all transactions. Half of what other major shopping sites charge but theyre also banking on alibabas oversize presence in the market. As this documentary shows, ma has has become a rock star in the industry. Alibaba has handled 248 billion. Double the size of amazon. It appealed for the United States with a valuation that could be as high as 2 million. Its probably the Largest Technology company. It is bigger in china than facebook, google, amazon, yahoo. It aims to draw in highend shoppers, but right now its invitation only and in a crowded marketplace it wont be an easy sell. Just because alibaba has these deep pockets does not necessarily guarantee success. Theyll need to have great merchandise, then theyll need to get the word out and ensure that their marketing is up to pa par. Though 11 main is alibabas first Product Launch the company has been busy investing in American Companies. The company has invested hundreds of millions, part me, tango, a mobile messages app lif lift, the car service app offered by uber is designed to make getting around town less stressful. But today it was the cause for a traffic tie up in europe. In berlin it clogged the streets. The protesters say theyre losing customers to uber because it circumvents local taxi rules. Instead of taxi prowl city streets looking for customers. Uber customers link using their smart phone gps system to locate people using the at. Now the protest may have backfired. Uber said its london sign ups were up 850 today. Apple and starbucks are the latest companies to get swept up in a global crackdown on Corporate Tax avoidance. Looking to whether the companies have received sweeter tax deals allowed by e. U. Law. The u. S. And europe have been cracking down on companies that funnel profits through subsidies to avoid paying taxes. They concluded that apple negotiated a special tax rate with ireland that allowed the company to avoid paying 15 billion in u. S. Taxes. Apple and starbucks have denied that they received any special tax treatment. Coming up, how sand, water and memories are changin change doctor chemicals are change opecs influence. Im talking about fracking. Its changing who has got power. Plus the worlds attention is on brazil, the host of the world cup, but its company may not be ready for its close up. Ill show you why when we come back. Real reporting that brings you the world. This is a pretty dangerous trip. Security in beirut is tight. More reporters. They dont have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. More bureaus, more stories. This is where the typhoon came ashore. Giving you a real global perspective like no other can. Al jazeera, nairobi. On the turkeysyria border. Venezuela. Beijing. Kabul. Hong kong. Ukraine. The artic. Real reporting from around the world. This is what we do. Al jazeera america. The world bank is less optimistic about this years global recovery. It says it expects the World Economy to grow 2. 8 . Thats down from the 3. 2 expansion that it predicted just in january. The down grade is blamed partly on the winter which held back the economy in the first three 40s, and the crisis in ukraine has been blamed for dragging down europes growth. The u. S. And europe will regain strength and grow at least int into 2016. Well, the world demand for oil keeps growing but opec decided not to increase production for the remainder of the year. At a meeting opec ministers voted to keep outa boot at its current level at 30 Million Barrels a day but analysts say that opec may have to make up for its loss. Today, opec faces real challenges to its ability to manipulate oil prices. High on the list of factors behind that shift is fracking. Thats a process of releasing oil and gas from shale rocks by blast them with a mix of water, sand, and chemicals. We reported extensively on how frack something changing the u. S. Economy. Tonight patricia takes a look at how the shale revolution launched in america it is dramatically reshaping Global Energy markets. Thanks to shale energy the United States is on track to be the Worlds Largest oil producer by next year. The u. S. Has added 6. 3 millionbarrels today. Thats more than all opec countries other than saudi arabia. Thats a powerful demonstration affect. Reporter lack of Technology Expertise and government ownership of mineral rights have slowed development outside of the United States. But those barriers are starting to come down. Nations trying to develop shale technology. Canada is producing shale oil on a commercial scale. And there are big ambitions south of the border as well. Include argentina, brazil, and include paraguay, uruguay, and columbia colombia, which i would put at the top that could see inroads in fracking. Reporter Global Energy prices by controlling how much oil its 12 members produce. Frack something under cutting that power by adding ever greater involves of nonowe beck levels. Here we have a new source of oil and gas coming out of an extensive set of rocks coming out around the world. Thats the market change that will effect opecs power. Reporter it comes when there is domestic unrest such as the capture of two cities pi bimilitants in iraq this week. The embargo on iran increasing Energy Consumption eating away at exports poses further challenges to the cartel. Dont count it out yet. Owe beck is stilif it werent for opec prices would be much higher than they are. Markets would be very volatile. It would be a global crisis, and we would all know about it. Reporter al jazeera, new york. According to jim crane, opecs consumption of energy has been doubling every ten years. At that pace some opec countries could become net importers of energy within the next couple of decades. Forget about the world cup at least for a moment. After the break im going to tell you whats going on with brazils economy, and why it needs a kick in the pants. Plus, why its time for the federal government to rebutte, call tech support and how it buys system technology. Ill speak to the First Technology officer of the United States. On techknow. Were heading to cutting edge cal tech campus heres a look at just a few of the students shaping the future of science see the latest research, discoveries and breakthroughs inside some of the worlds most advanced labs. How do you scale somethig you learned from a jelly fish . Techknow every saturday go where science meets humanity. This is some of the best driving ive ever done, even though i cant see. Techknow. Were here in the vortex. Only on Al Jazeera America. Start with one issue education. Gun control. The gap between rich and poor. Job creation. Climate change. Tax policy. The economy. Iran. Healthcare. Ad guests on all sides of the debate. This is a right we should all have. Its just the way it is. Theres something seriously wrong. Theres been acrimony. The conservative ideal. Its an urgent need. And a host willing to ask the tough questions how do you explain it to yourself . And youll get. The inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on Al Jazeera America oh man, the clock is ticking down to the first game of the world cup when the host country brazil takes on croatia tomorrow afternoon. Tonight were waiting for the results of a vote by subway workers in sao paulo about whether to resume a strike that could disrupt travel in the countrys largest city and the site of that first game. Thats just one sign of the discontent that is engulfed a country whose economy had been the envy of many other nations. But in the last few years growth in brazil has slowed. Inflation has kicked up. Brazilians have grown increasingly dissatisfied with their leaders. Harry snow has got that story. During the world cup behind the scenes this emerging economy, the largest in latin america face as growing list of challenges. With the population of 200 Million People brazil is the worlds seventh wealthiest economy, its also the planets largest coffee producer, and the Worlds Largest producer of civil aircraft behind airbus and boeing. The country is also lifting millions out of poverty. The percent of People Living on 2 a day has fallen from 21 in 2003 to 11 in 2009. And People Living in extreme poverty just 1. 25 a day has fallen from 10 in 2004 to just 2. 2 in 2009. Many of those successes were due in large part to the policies of the countrys hugely popular president da silva. But his hand picks susse successor has become hugely unpopular. The economy was in good shape, now the majority say its now in bad shape. That is blamed namely on a slowing demand on its exports due to the worlds financial process. The economy with a gdp growth rate of 7. 5 slowed to 3. 3 in 2013. And in the past year brazilians have taken to the streets to protest rising inflation, a lack of investment in public services. Although the world cup is estimated to cost the government 11 billion critics charged schools, hospitals and Public Transportation are chronically underfunded. On the eve of the world cup 72 of brazilians are dissatisfied with the way things are going in their country, and thats up from 46 in 2011. We dont usually see that except in countries that have experienced a lot of turmoil such as egypt during the arab spring. Reporter for now all eyes will be on the world cup games in brazil but with brazil set to hope the upcoming olympics i in 2016 which is overbudget, the civil unrest has many wondering. We go to the director of analysis for latin america, a Global Intelligence firm. Its not really declined. Its a slowing, in its growth rate. Brazil is geein growing the same rate. Its actually very expensive to do anything in brazil. It difficult to build roads, any big boom has been followed by a slowdown and has a tendency to develop inflation. There is a smaller percentage that the poor people in brazil have not participated in that extremethose great Growth Numbers that we have seen in years gone by. There is definitely a sense in brazil that things should and could be better. But i will point out that the facts that about sail is on the world stage at this point has given in negotiations with the government. At this point we have seen the government reach out to a lot of particularly more leftleaning groups and sort of help them to help themselves in solve some of the problems thatthat they have like low wages, etc. And so we dont expect that the unrest that were seeing at this point will reach the levels that were reached in the middle of 2013 when you had an unification of the more conservative groups and leftest groups at the same time expressing this sort of generalized discontent. Lets talk a little more about around south america. We were talking a few months ago when there were pockets of unrest aroun around the world about argentina. Political activities have effected their economy negatively. Whats their sense about what is going on in argentina. The thing that has happened recently that is remarkable argentina has reversed its position with regard to capital markets. It resolved its issues resolving 9 billion in debt and reconciled itself with the imf and received praise there. The challenge facing argentina is that its no longer an exporter of oil or natural gas, and its relying entirely on its agriculture sector. That coupled with capital flight in argentina is bleeding money. So. If youre brazil, and you lost some of this growth because of the recession around the world, and now a lot of the world has bounced back, but brazil has a growth rate like americas, when youre a developing nation. When youre an emerging market, you cant have a 2. 5 growth rate. Thats not good enough. You have to have these higher growth rates. Where does brazil look for growth in the future . Are we going to be having these conversations after the olympics saying its worse than it is today . Where brazil looks for growth is in the energy sector. Recently it returned to selling off flocks there. Well look at development of support Industries Like the sh shipbuilding energies, energ ies building job growth. The real problem facing brazil because its reliant on commodities like iron, soybeans and in the future oil, it means that its harder for the Manufacturing Sector to be competitive in export markets. Thats the area where we see a lot of tension. Manufacturing is where you might see additional gob growth, and thats what people are asking for. Karen, what a pleasure to talk to you. Karen is director of analysis for latin america. Thank you. America spends 100 billion a year on technology. Yet its infrastructure is as bad as its roads and bridges. Well talk to the president s former chief Technology Officer how to fix it. Plus whiskey row is back. How it is making a major come back. That is next. And some just dont he actually told people in the halfway house, that he was amazed that they had given him parole the system with Joe Burlinger only on Al Jazeera America r this, is what we do. R Al Jazeera America. I talk a lot on this show about the need to improve americas aging infrastructure, and usually im talking about bridges, roads but tonight i want to talk about the importance of upgrading the Government Technology infrastructure. In a moment i want to ask the man who served as the First Technology officer of the United States. What exactly has to happen . First i want you to understand the extent of the Information Technology challenge that the Government Faces and why in part the problem exists . David shuster has this story. Reporter last october the president of the United States had to apologize for a broken website. Weve had a problem. The website has not worked the way its supposed to over the past couple of weeks. Right now the website is too slow, too many have gotten stuck. And im not happy about it. Reporter two weeks ago when announcing the resignation of of secretary of Veterans Affairs erik shinseki. You have Computer Systems on scheduling that date back. According to standish group, 94 of it projects were unsuccessful. More than half were delayed, over budget or did not meet user expectation and 41. 1 failed completely. If we look across the federal government over the last number of years, you can really take your pick. We have projects such as u. S. Jobs. Gov. The air force had a 1 billion failure census department. There is a long list. Reporter there are three primary reasons i. T. Projects fail. First, the scale. Second, the complexity. Projects can take multiple years to complete. Healthcare. Gov was initially built by a small government subcontractor out of a garage in the District Of Columbia before a much Larger Company was brought in to assemble the back end and finish the project. They believe the scale of Public Sector is the main cause of its failures and says there is a more efficient way to manage these projects successfully. Im an advocate for breaking these projects down into smaller pieces. So that the users or the people who are going to be the recipient of the project can see results more quickly. Reporter david shuster, al jazeera. Well, the u. S. Governments need to prove how those funds were spent goes way beyond money. We look at how responsive the government is to the needs of americans. Lets look at healthcare. The chief Technology Officer, the first one ever in the United States under president obama. Hes focused on productivity on Public Sectors. Hes written a book called innovative state how new technologies can transform government. He wrote buying technology is outdated and broken. He is with me now and its good to see you. This is your first with the job. Why didnt you fix it . Well, we made progress. Let me set a context for you. Your last guest said it right. Moving from these big bang i. T. Projects to ones that are lightweight and modular are the right answers. It takes time to move an 80 billion elephant, if you will, towards that new future. One small example you highlighted the work of scheduling challenges, and president obama noted that many of these systems have been out of date going back to the 90s. Two things. One, when we walked in the door the chief Information Officer of the v. A. Stopped 130 million project that was nine years in the making. Not a single line of operational code to fix the system. What did we do . Put the entire code base into an open source custodial agent, published what is called apis or programming interfaces and had a 3 million competition. Can anybody plug in and make it safely and securely make it work . Within six months we had three viable projects up and running, and theyve been proven in the sandbox that they can work. Its a management choice by the agency to bring them into the guts of the operation. Youre saying its technological possible that we wouldnt have had all these veterans waiting for appointments. Its technological possible that everyone who wanted to sign up for obamacare could have done so, but you have problems with scale, complexity, and politics. What is holding this up . Well, actually lets just break those pieces down. On the issue of complexity by chunking projects up by units you make them easier to do. When healthcare. Gov was called into law a version of it was made available within 90 days of the signing of the law. Healthcare. Gov , the website, and a searchable database was birthed from scratch in less than 90 days using the same agile lightweight modular approach 37 its when we went into the large multi billion dollar version that was to be the formal healthcare. Gov in 2013 is when things fell awry. We were able to demonstrate that you were able to build a functioning, searchable database that could go on without a hitch. I want to get into this without getting too far in the weeds because we dont all want to become procurement managers. Outline what is the problem. Why does government have problems getting to procurement services. There were rules that would make it so were not unduly wasting u. S. Dollars. If everybody could bid it would take three years between protest periods and other process failures that never would have got continue done. They turned to a 2007 list of contractors who had already been preapproved. Thats dating before the Obama Administration before the idea of healthcare. Gov. They turned to an old list of a dozen or so project partners. They didnt have a lot of experience but they were on the ready. They were in the family, if you will, easier to acquire their services. You can see the judgment call by the agency to go with a group you can get right away. Maybe at the risk of not opening up to find the best and the brightest moving forward. That breakdown is what you got to fix, and president obama said thats not going to happen again in lets talk about the best and the brightest. Youre the future. Offer young guy who decided to give some time in your world you can make a lot of money. You gave time to government. In your book you implied that young people should do that. I cannot imagine the parent of a kid with a technology or engineering or stem degree is going to direct them into government. Reporter actually thats the story of america. To go back to president wilson and roosevelt. Weve had many generations who answered the call to service. It was called the dollar a year men. Back then they were men, but of course now weve opened it up to all. But the best and the brightest who wanted to give back to solve a National Problem they would sign up, bring their expertise, and sign up with the best and the brightest, they would form the teams and get the jobs done. The dollar a year men were responsible for improving our capabilities for world war ii in systems of getting the supply chain up and running, and we have thousands of entrepreneurs who compete every year for the right to join hands with entrepreneurs inside government to solve discrete projects. Then demand is through the roof. What is the answer when you talk about how technology can solve government problems or transform government. Thats the title. What is the way in which that happens . The viewing public has nothing but bad taste in their mouth over the last couple of years. As they should for these projects. The key is hand shakes and hand offs. Washington is introducing newer technologies through hand shakes. Republicans and democrats agreed to allow all the federal agencies to issue challenges and prizes to modernize and open up data. This has al already had hand shakes. The hand off is government watching it work better is one way. Another is to say i have an idea, i want to plug in and become a force multiplier for the government to help those who i care about. In 2010 u. S. News on their dime they created the u. S. News Health Insurance finder. It helps anyone to get information that is right for them. Not everything has to be done on the Balance Sheet of the taxpayer. We can plug in and extend the value to help people in our neighborhoods. Man youre an optimistic guy. I am. Good to see you. Thank you for your service to the country. Coming up, a toast to bourbon whiskey. How one is reaping the economic rewards by the barrel. Keep it right here. Real reporting that brings you the world. Giving you a real global perspective like no other can. Real reporting from around the world. This is what we do. Al jazeera america. Big kentucky. While louisville used to be a hub for whiskey maker, big distillers were outside of the city. Now in case youve been sleeping bourbon is all the rage these days. Corky and his son are distilling and plan to produce moon shine in november and bourbon in november. Were joined from louisville, corky, first of all, you really are going to be making and selling moon shine . We really are. Were going to start with moon shine. The moon shine can be produced faster and can be ready. It will get your name out there. Im assuming thats not going to be your main stay. No, its not. We arer we want to be in bourbon business. What got you in the business of going back to your familys roots and making and selling bourbon . Well, i found out that retirement was not for me. I tried it for three years. I just decided that i couldnt retire, and i couldnt walk on the beach in florida any longer, so i came back to kentucky. Good for you. Lets talk first of all about bourbon for a second. I realized as i was introducing this that we know a lot about the story, but there may noteverybody may not realize this. Bourbon has just had this remarkable resurgence over the last, i dont know, ten years or so. Absolutely. Probably sooner, five years its really come back. Its come back strong. Why is that . I think there are a lot of reasons why it is. I think that people enjoy the flavor, not only in the United States its strong but all over the world. Bourbon is strong in asia, australia, new zealand there is a lot of bourbon sold there, and they like kentucky burr don bourbon. You mentioned two things and youre capitalizing on two of them. Lets start with all those other places that enjoy bourbon. Youre plan to go export to australia and vietnam is a big bourbon market. Do you know how youre going to go about doing that . Well, there are big distributors around the world. Obviously the Big Companies are doing it now. The browyou the japanese drink a lot of bourbon. There are people that act as distributors for you all around the world. I plan on traveling around the world and to figure out where we can market it. Were not going to make as much. Were never going to go to head to head with makers as large as jim bean, were a small distillery, but there are a lot of bourbon bars popping up, miami, san francisco, its getting to be the hot drink. I think its the flavor, and i ask a lot of questions. I find that its the flavor that people like. Vodka was strong and its kind of mellowed out. So when i talk to a lot of big distillers, they see this happening for the next 14 to 20 years. This isnt going to be a cycle that will run short and okay, its going to be hot today not tomorrow. They think its going to be hot for the next 20 years, and consequently all the big distill hears are spending a lot of money going after building a lot ofadding on to their distill hears as were building a new one. I know it will reflect what was going on when your predecessors were running. We hope youre up and running by the end of the year. Corky taylor is the owner of Kentucky Peerless distilling company. When there is a need for speed, they know where to get it. Life in the fast lane in the small American City that belows away the others with internet speeds among the fastest in the world. See what is luring companies and driving growth tomorrow 7 0 7 00 an7 00 eastern and 4 00 pacific. The International Federation of football known by its french acronym fifa. Formed in switzerland 100 years ago its formed to encompass the football. The bidding processes have become corrupted by allegations of bribery. Thats what has been reported about qatars bid to host the world cup in 2002. It takes advantages of companies to spend billions to build stadiums, to fifa specs and then taking all the proceeds. Fifa is said to make all the money from the world cup while brazil will stand to lose a lot of money. Fifa acknowledges some of its bad publicity and released this statement. Fifas ceo has defended his organization, but he has not answered why his socalled humble nonprofit has a cool 1 billion in reserves sitting around just in case. To its credit fifa acknowledges some of the criticism about it is fair but claims a lot of it is unfair and, quote, based on misinterpretation of the facts. Whatever the case this is something that well continue to look at on this show. In the meantime let the begins begin. Thats our show for today. Im ali velshi. Thanks for joining us. Hi everyone, this is Al Jazeera America, im John Siegenthaler in new york. Melt down. Members of iraqs military give up as another big iraqi city falls orebel fighters. Stepping down after an historic defeat. Acre cantor speaks about his future and the future of conservatives on capitol hill. Controversial issues especially Immigration Reform. Kickoff, hours before soccers best begin competition. Were