Boehner: Party Differences Exist But American's Want Common Ground

Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) says he had to remind President Obama that Republicans had a jobs plan ready back in May at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. (0:38)

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Ohio Dem: Gov't. Support For Small Businesses DOA

Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) said Boehner’s statements against the Chinese currency manipulation bill are sending a message to small businesses to not expect government help. (0:25)

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Boehner Wary Of Senate Efforts To Combat Chinese Currency Manipulation

Speaker Boehner expressed reservations Tuesday about passing legislation forcing China to deal with the value of their currency. (0:20)

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Boehner To Obama: Nobody Gets Everything They Want

Adressing the President’s jobs plan Tuesday, Speaker John Boehner(R-OH) commented that “nobody gets everything they want” but added that he was hopeful there could be some form of compromise down the road. (0:19)

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Schumer: I Trust Disaster State Republicans Will Join Dems On Monday

Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:34)

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Senate CR Excludes Job Killing Offsets, Says Schumer

Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:29)

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Reid: GOP Leaders Moved Towards Tea Party, Not Middle

Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:46)

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Dems Now Agree On GOP Figure For Funding FEMA, Says Hoyer

Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:26)

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Durbin: We Shouldn't Play Politics With Disasters

Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:42)

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Durbin: If Boehner Thought He Was Leaving, Think Twice

Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:22)

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