how do we solve this as a nation? rep. kevin brady: it seems like we are divided against each other. it is particularly troubling that this was a peaceful protest and some used that as an opportunity to target and kill law enforcement officers. coming on top of a tough week. what i do know is congress s responsibility is not to add to that divisiveness. it is to calm the waters. take a look at these incidences one by one. it is troubling in so many ways. host: let s turn to taxes and the economy. of aere the architect blueprint that the speaker has put together on major policy proposals and your area is texas. taxes. i want to introduce kelsey snell and joe lawler. i just wanted to ask about the blueprint. when speaker ryan started the process he said he hopes all the elements together would give house republicans a platform on which to run in the upcoming election. i m wondering how much you have discussed that platform with your presumptive nominee donald trump. rep. kevi
congressman kevin brady. thanks for coming back. representing the houston suburbs in a week where we are waking up to terrible news out of dallas. i want to introduce the reporters who cover congress. you have put out a statement about how this sickens you but this country is in such a state right now with the murders of black men by police. how do we solve this as a nation? rep. kevin brady: it seems like we are divided against each other. it is particularly troubling that this was a peaceful protest and some used that as an opportunity to target and kill law enforcement officers. coming on top of a tough week. what i do know is congress s responsibility is not to add to that divisiveness. it is to calm the waters. take a look at these incidences one by one. it is troubling in so many ways. host: let s turn to taxes and the economy. you were the architect of a blueprint that the speaker has put together on major policy proposals and your area is texas. taxes. i want to int
to me they seem to confine it to being able to have your religious views in church or in temple or wherever you worship on sunday or wherever, whenever you worship, and that s it as opposed to living out your religious views 24 hours a day seven days a week. i think the real assault is on religious liberty. i think the hobby lobby case where the green family was threatened with over a million dollars in fines if they didn t want to pay for adortafations was correctly decided. i wish there had been a 9-0 ruling. this is the latest assault on religious liberty. you see it in the case that was decided with the administration, the case of a lutheran school, went in and tried to argue there was no ministerial exemption that had long been recognized in the employment laws. when you think about that, what s dangerous, they didn t have to claim that in simply deciding that case. they could have gone with a much more narrow argument. instead the government was claiming there was no pr
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forget that five years earlier, i was not the woman opt stretcher, but the woman in a white coat trying to save the life after woman on a white stretcher. but i failed. we all failed. anna was walking into the rabor room when i was walking as an intern in that hospital. she was in a very weak state. her eyes were barely open. she was very pale. her gown was stained with blood. so my team and i quickly gathered around her, taking her vitals and blood, for we knew she needed emergency blood transfusion. but in the span of like 30 minutes, anna began having difficulty in breathing. we did everything we could to save her. but all our efforts were in with vein. i remember looking at anna lying in a pool of blood and i felt very from us not being able to save her. she was only 26 years old. even though i didn t know her, i knew she must have had a whole life ahead of her. how could she have just died like that? so later on, i had the courage and go out of the labor room to meet h