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Mandate that the president did with the corporations. thats not an overly large ask. thats not an overly large ask but the point im making here, karen, had the real problem we have here is the fact that the appropriations process is broken. we sent over a va full appropriations bill passed with 192 democrats on june 4th. and the senate hasnt even taken it up. we are in this kabuki dance because the process is broken, not because of the moment. >> congressman, dont you see? the process is broken ...

A huge amount of money with 800,000 people furloughed and many millions more suffering from this from -- and well hear from some of them later and where does this end? at the moment the general view seems to be look, the republicans had your fun but get real. lets get it over. lets get on the debt ceiling and get serious and be grown up politicians. >> i tell you thats what were trying to do. republicans pass a budget in the house. we have worked toward a continuing resolution to address this is...

House. we have worked toward a continuing resolution to address this issue. by the way, were doing that because of not completing the budget process. it takes both chambers and administration to do that, and what we are doing is basically going through the appropriations process, which is winding the budget out and getting it open bit by bit -- >> no, youre not marsha. >> yes, we are -- >> youre -- >> thats exactly what were doing. >> no, youre not. youre holding -- >> its the responsibility of ...

Law, just like the civil rights act of 1964, and 65, the voting rights act, many disagreed with it. then the next thing is, lets go forward with a budget law -- excuse me -- a bill that in essence opens the government. im ready to do it right now. >> sure. >> and have it done. and then begin the process of the appropriations process. >> everybody on your side has their talking points down. prepared to say gee if only boehner would surrender and republicans surrender id be happy tonight. >> i don...

Weekend and into early next week. the time is now to work on both of these issues and i really wish that more of the parties were involved in actually give and take. its going to take a little give and take on the part of democrats and republicans on the hill, but also the president is going to have to be involved in this. >> what do you think the final result will be? what is the right willing to accept if negotiations really do come to pass? >> well, i think, first of all, the house republican...

Bruce, a very shortby the speaker of the house. we want to find some avenue for compromise, rings a little bit false after 18 rounds of rejecting compromise on the budget before. what do you make of it? >> first of all, let me clear up something. those 18 votes on the budget had to do not with appropriations but with the overall guidelines for appropriations under the budget act of 1974. so that is important, because it guides the appropriations process. and right now, what were faced with is th...

You well know. >> it was not a symbol irk -- >> of course it was a symbolic vote. was there ever any moment that you thought the debt ceiling would not go up? >> he wants me to cast a vote he wouldnt cast. im willing to do that. ive done that before. >> yes. >> and the president likes to talk about the deficit coming down. a big reason was, with the negotiations we had the last time, i think were willing to try to work with him to raise the debt ceiling, but we want to do something about the deb...

Since the idea of the cfpb is wildly popular, the only way for the banks and republicans to kill it now is by stealth. and that means trying to starve it of funds. luckily, the authors of dodd/frank already thought of that eventuality, and they built in dead indicated funding stream for the bureau, to regulate it from the whims of congress. so that brings us back to the ransom note. this line, this seemingly boring and bureaucratic, reasonable-sounding request, to move the cfpb funding into the ...

Reason, other than they objected to their very existence. but since the they managed to get their man approved, and since the idea of the cfpb is wildly popular, the only way for the banks and republicans to kill it now is by stealth. and that means trying to starve it of funds. luckily, the authors of dodd/frank already thought of that eventuality, and they built in dead indicated funding stream for the bureau, to regulate it from the whims of congress. so that brings us back to the ransom note...

But since the they managed to get their man approved, and since the idea of the cfpb is wildly popular, the only way for and that means trying to starve it of funds. luckily, the authors of dodd/frank already thought of that eventuality, and they built in a dedicated funding stream for the bureau, to regulate it from other regulators like the s.e.c. from the whims of congress. so that brings us back to the ransom note. this line, this seemingly boring and bureaucratic reasonable-sounding request...