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Courts and the states, and i think congress has been disabled by the fact that the senate was democratic. Its still going to be somewhat disabled because its a change is going to require the president s signature. But we have these other two backstops and i think whatever congress may do if it can do anything effective, the Administration First needs to need its help and a sequence of state decisions or Court Decisions could be the ant seedent to that. Part of this is because the legislative process wasnt followed. This is the biggest change frankly in entitlements since the creation of medica...

Diagnosis two years ago. This is about 30 minutes. House ways and Means Committee chairman dave camp. Closing hourson on congress. In your time here, youve had something of a singular focus for tax reform, tax overhaul. Youre leaving Congress Without that. Ing why not . Well, when i became chairman four years ago, i knew that we about thisomething policy that had expired. It then we retroactively put in place. Were the only nation in the world that lets its tax policy expire. So my first hearing was on tax reform. Youre right. Focus. My i spent really three years i put out a discussion draft o...

Earning money. If the economy is growing their wages are going up. So it was important not just the issue but to put it in context as a bigger picture. Without dynamic scoring, putting things in that bigger context just doesnt happen. Thats what was divent about this debate and will be different going forward. Speaking of going forward, if i understood the quote correctly, your successor paul ryan has said that your legislation will not be the blueprint but it will be a marker. Yes. Youve chosen to leave. Yes. And your chairmanship was up for term limits. But how does that make you feel . Do y...

Ways the pivotal event for the creation of the modern middle east, the middle east that is the source of so much tension and controversy and bloodshed. The obvious reason we want to go back is to find out how the west bank, gaza, jerusalem, principally but also the Golan Heights came into possession of israel. That happened in june 1967. The war was a pivotal event for many profound reasons. For example, the sixday war really spelt a death nell for the movement of arab nationalism which was a Secular Movement in its most sublime form under Gamal Abdul Nasser of egypt. That war was debunked in ...

Next some booktv encore booknotes. Michael oren. On booknotes in august 2002 to talk about his book six days of war june 1967 and the making of the modern middle east. The book chronicles the events in the sixday arabisraeli war which resulted in redraw borders changes in leadership and a new balance of power. This is a little us than an hour. Cspan michael b. Oren, author of six days of war june 1967 and the making of the modern middle east, why do we want to go back and look at that sixday war in 67 . Guest well, the sixday war was in many ways the pivotal, seminal event for the creation of ...