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earlier today, the republican fax overhaul plan cleared the house with 227 votes in favor, 205 against. c-span 3 will continue live coverage of the senate finance committee review of the gop tax reform proposal tomorrow morning if they haven t finished today. we head now to a conversation with senators bob corker and mark warner. they sat down with the new york times for a discussion about bipartisanship and efforts to overhaul the federal tax code. a. we are going to visit for about 50 minutes together. it s kind of like i m seeing you in the senate subway and the doors are closed and you re trapped taking questions from me. we ll take questions from facebook live and the new york times. so we kind of take it as an article of faith that bipartisanship is good. polling says we want people to work across the aisle. this is a good thing. we like bipartisan bills. but when we get into the nitty gritty of governing, that s not really always the case, that even that as ....
too close to the election year but then the republicans were doing the same even passing simple bills together. so start by asking the question is there any point to buy partisanship anymore end what point does it serve ?. bipartisanship means when you pass a piece of legislation that will serve the - - pass the test of time now one supports the other the other party immediately begins to try to unwind it. if you can get 70 or 80 percent success on the other side there is always some overlap then again that will stand the test of time and for what it is worth in the foreign relations committee, we never start a process without a bipartisan way with a marker on the intel committee. do you agree?. i agree. if there is one thing i have learned and why we do have had careers in the business with the idea to say i will take ideas from this half of the room but not ideas from this half of the room? that is fundamentally foreign to anyone from a business background and i ....
and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: jeff fager is here, he s the executive producer of 60 minutes. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the cbs broadcast. the news show was created in 1968. it s won 20 peabody awards. fager has written a to book about the history of the legendary program. it is called 50 years of 60 minutes the inside story of television s most influential broadcast. here s a look at 60 minutes over the past 50 years. good evening. this is 60 minutes. where did it come from. it s a kind of magazine for television. congressman, steve kroft with 60 minutes. i don t want to do 60 minutes. i stopped the interview. asked him some questions. i m scott pelley from 60 minutes. oh, great. i want to ask you about the twitting. you re not very popular in the country rig ....
and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: jeff fager is here, he s the executive producer of 60 minutes. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the cbs broadcast. the news show was created in 1968. it s won 20 peabody awards. fager has written a to book about the history of the legendary program. it is called 50 years of 60 minutes the inside story of television s most influential broadcast. here s a look at 60 minutes over the past 50 years. good evening. this is 60 minutes. where did it come from. it s a kind of magazine for television. congressman, steve kroft with 60 minutes. i don t want to do 60 minutes. i stopped the interview. asked him some questions. i m scott pelley from 60 minutes. oh, great. i want to ask you about the twitting. you re not very popular in the country rig ....
good evening. this is 60 minutes. where did it come from? it is a magazine for television. what? i don t want to do 60 minutes. get right over here. stop the interview for a minute. i am scarpelli with 60 minutes. scott pelley with 60 minutes. i want to ask you about the tweeting. you are not popular in the country. i don t care what they say. i should probably not say it on tv. mr. president, they are not happy with the way you are doing your job. why is it taking so long? right here across the bridge you can see the black flacco vices. this is what you can expect the black flag of isis. this is what you can expect? yes. i m going to jail for that? only the bad ones go to jail. only the stupid ones go to jail. hamilton certainly change my life. oh. want to talk about sex? it is not 60 swinging minutes. whoa. how did you get around that? that is a good question. you have no problem asking that question. ....