johnson won by 500 votes, al franken beat by 300 votes, maria cant well, we are like the latino vote, we can decide elections and by deciding who votes in the united states senate. >> what's stopping native americans turning out en masse from the reservation? >> once again it is the cultural awareness. we do have -- everything is local, tribal election is 70%, right here in my face. but once again you're dealing with an incredible lack, we don't have the skill set, the education, the resources. the most poverty -- we're three times the rate of poverty in the rest of the country. the unemployment rate on our reservation is 80%. mail-in balloting, you can't do mail-in balloting with regard to native americans. i have an 82 year old mother, if she gets a letter from the government she doesn't read it. >> what's the barrier to that same sort of turnout on election day for general election? >> they think that by voting for the tribal chairman or tribal council can make a difference but the lack of trust for government off the reservation is incredible -- remember you are dealing with a cu

johnson won by 500 votes, al franken beat by 300 votes, maria cantwell, we are like the latino vote, we can decide elections and by deciding who votes in the united states senate. >> what's stopping native americans turning out en masse from the reservation? >> once again it is the cultural awareness. we do have -- everything is local, tribal election is 70%, right here in my face. but once again you're dealing with an incredible lack, we don't have the skill set, the education, the resources. the most poverty -- we're three times the rate of poverty in the rest of the country. the unemployment rate on our reservation is 80%. mail-in balloting, you can't do mail-in balloting with regard to native americans. i have an 82 year old mother, if she gets a letter from the government she doesn't read it. >> what's the barrier to that same sort of turnout on election day for general election? >> they think that by voting for the tribal chairman or tribal council can make a difference but the lack of trust for government off the reservation is incredible -- remember you are dealing with a cul

senator tim johnson, the democrat who runs the senate banking committee announced today he intends to move her nomination swiftly through his key committee. those hearings begin about the middle of the month. meanwhile, two very prominent republican senators, mr. mccain of arizona, mr. lindsey graham of south carolina, have said they intend to put a hold on yellen's nomination until the administration putting forward individuals to testify regarding the tragedy in benghazi a year or so ago. they specifically want people who were survivors of that benghazi attack to testify. the administration has resisted that, saying that those individuals are probably going to have to testify at criminal trials, and that congressional testimony might jeopardize that testimony at trial and might jeopardize their personal safety. the yellen nomination potentially subject to a hold that could only be overcome if 60 senators go along with that. of course, the democrats only have 55 seats. that after cory booker was sworn in today. >> ty, thank you so much. >> politics by committee. >>> let's see. 43 pas

we have been very much involved with both congressman tim ryan and bill johnson, both of opposite parties working close together. >> that's a new one. butch, i have to leave it there thank you for sharing with us the story of the resurgence. butch taylor is with the plumbers and pipe fitters local 396 in youngstown. there are people who do have lots of issues with the environmental impact and the earthquake stuff. but we'll talk about that. we'll stay on this topic quite a bit on this show. welcome back by the way, i know i'm supposed to say that at the other side of the break, but when we come back, i'll talk about u.s. manufacturers planning to brick jobs back to america. >> we believe it will have a significant impact son job growth. we believe by the year 2020 we'll see 2.5 to 5 million jobs being created because of the changes in manufacturing in the us. and that could move the unemployment rate down by 1.5 to 2 points. tomorrow night, fault lines investigates wage practices in >>> the u.s. manufacturing industry has lost about 8 million jobs over the last 30 years. some were lost be

, contract analyst for government employee union, and patrick johnson a former booz allen associate, and larry allen, former business partners. given some of the problems we've seen with ed snowdon and all the rest, is the answer to pull some of this responsibility out of the contractors and give it back to the government. how would it work? >> i think so. i think in a previous segment we talked a little bit about oversight. you cannot have contractors running other contractors. there is built in business. they have business with all of those companies. that has got to be brought in-house. agency where is that has been weakened, that has to be strengthened. that means recruitment and training. we have to spend some money on that. >> as far as spending money, larry, it was clear that hhs, one of the reasons they had to outsource so much of this website they didn't have the brain power within as far as code writers and building up website in the government, nothing for something like this, is that the fundamental flaw as far as healthcare.gov . they just didn't have the people there. >

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, dean heller, pat roberts, marco rubio, tim scott, richard shelby, pat toomey, and david vitter. 18 no votes, but those 18 senators saying no was not enough to stop the rescue plans from going forward. to now the -- so now, the plan goes to the house, which mean there is is still a lot of work. now obviously, all of those no-vote senators were republicans, all 18 of them. and of course the whole deal started when the republicans in the house hatched a plan, right, sure, they had voted 30, 40, okay more than 40 times to repeal the health care reform law, to repeal obama care. more than 40 times. but it never mattered. they kept voting over and over and over dozens of times to repeal obama care in the how long. but everybody ignored them. so then this whole thing started when republicans hatched a plan. please explain the plan. >> i believe that this is our time. this is when it really matters. yes, we voted to repeal obama care 30 to 40 times, but this is when it really counts. this is when it is time to put up or shut up. >> 40, 30, maybe more than 40. the other 30 or 40 times that