Anchor Val Zavala sits down with one of the most influential men in Washington - Representative Henry Waxman (30th District) for a candid conversation about his career, George Bush and his relationship with President Obama and his goals for the coming term. Waxman also talks about growing up as the son of a grocer in LA; his rise to power, his Beverly Hills constituency and why he has never been to the Academy Awards®.
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