mr. stewart, of course we should respect all human beings and especially american citizens.we're asking for respecting an american culture where the confederacy tried to secede. it is now loyal to a secession attempt. the attempt to be disloyal to the united states of america and to form its own particular country. which i find highly ironic. but beyond that i think mr. stewart because he's an honest man and wants to have an honest conversation should acknowledge that that flag did not in one sense only accompany people who are fighting in a war that was about slavely, despite what people say and about this nation in regard to color but also was revived in the 1960s when deployed as the symbol of the bigotry and hatred towards african americans people in this country and those who wielded that flag also engaged in heinous krams andcrimes and murders of the african american people. >> he makes a very good point. the flag has been misused and misappropriated by other people as has the u.s. flag. and i'm wondering if dr. dyson is offended at all in the current conversation wher

stewart. my guest tonight, mr. steve buscemi! very excited to have this young man on the program! (cheers and applause) page one... first, obviously we can't ignore the big story everybody's talking about. seems only to get worse, tragic tale of self denial and refusal to accept the consequences of one's words and actions, 19 and counting -- by that i mean the number of people in the presidential race. these people are lying to themselves! today we have two more white house hopefuls who don't get the bheep! >> lincoln chafee says he wants to take on hillary clinton. >> jon: lincoln chafee! why not! first name reminds you of our president, the last name reminds you of the red burning in your groin when you wear polyester! (laughter) really, truliy, very pleasant person. republican turned independent democrat announces his run for presidency in apparently the room your high school uses for a small assembly. the girls will go to auditorium a to watch a video about fallopian tubes and the boys will go to auditorium b to hear lincoln chafee announce his run for presidency. sorry, boys.

mr. stewart of utah for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. the chair lays before the house a communication. the speaker pro tempore: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rules 8 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives that i have been served with a grand jury subpoena for the central district of illinois. after consultation of counsel i have determined that compliance with the subpoena is consistent with the privileges and rights of the house. signed sincerely anthony dethomas, legislative corpte. -- correspondent. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6 2015, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker today along with my colleagues, walter jones of north carolina, and barbara lee of california, i introduced house concurrent

. >> looking forward to you beating jon stewart to the punch and mrs. cuomo. >> thanks john.g. >> moving along. i have a big brother, too. i know how the drill works. inside politics very busy day. jackie olivia. jeb bush is traveling overseas. he was overseas as he gave word he is sending more troops into iraq to work with the troops. a lot of criticism saying the president has been too timid and doesn't have a strategy. bush saying he needs to see the details, but thinks it might be a step in the right direction. >> i think our advisers if that's what they are ought to be in the military. it helps with intelligence and helps with the moral and ability to train the troops. right now, there's a prohibition of that. this is welcome news if this is a commitment from a strategic point of view to take out isis. >> it is rare we hear republican candidates say good when it comes to something the obama administration is doing. >> politics at the water's edge. he's exercise thag. it's a smart thing for jeb bush. he doesn't know what's going on with the president. there is a lot of ro

mr. young is a long time supporter of bernie sanders. here is what daily show host john stewart had to say. >> like many of you i have heard interesting news today about a certain let's say gift from heaven entering the presidential race because some were not farfetched enough. the world is going whites are blacks, trump is running for president. does gravity still work? >> well meanwhile jeb bush will be visiting iowa today. he is getting a lot of attention for slow jamming the news with the tonight show. >> i am looking forward to hitting the campaign trail and discussing and how to solve them. >> you don't want to mess with him, because when he comatose the debate he is a mast er. >> he is a mast er debate er. >> well in the democratic side bernie sanders maybe closing in on clinton. it finds that 41 approximate percent of the primary voters favor clinton. we're looking at seven minutes past the hour, and it's time to get down business with cnbc landon. >> good morning. should i slow jam business news today. >> we would love that and go view viral. >> the central bank wraps u

georgia which is the proud home of kings bay naval submarine base hunter army airfield moody in fort stewart. mr. carter: this is -- this has many missions that help our students abroad and home. i'm grateful that this appropriations supports the first district's important missions and i commend the committee for its accomplishments all while operating under budget. through this bill, the georgia first military installations and their personnel will continue receiving funding for critical missions that will ensure future success for our service men and women. . i yield the remainder of my time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thanks, mr. speaker i rise to honor ed olander who passed away at the age much 91. he was a dedicated family man and friend. he was a volunteer and service as a firefighter and life member of the american legion and the v.f.w. you would never guess the rest of his li

mr. chairman. i'm grateful for the opportunity to pay tribute on behalf of the economic group in my former colleagues in the 2001 parliament and particularly alden stewart who is charles kennedy fred and worked alongside him to oppose the war in iraq. it was very straightforward we were elected in their opposition. for charles kennedy and is a bigger challenge taken the brave position against prevailing opinion here and in the media to give sources meeting colleagues to follow. it was not easy for any of us. it was not a comfortable place to be. mr. speaker, we've come to the place not to be comfortable or rather do what we see as being right. charles kennedy took that path as he prevailed. today our thoughts are with his family, for his future legacy. idleness, and the rest of his distinction. charles kennedy achieved many things. the opposition to the war in iraq will prove to be his distinction. >> mr. tim ferrin. >> mr. speaker, i was selected to this house in may 2005 with charles kennedy as my leader. he was meant in the weeks running up to the election to pay visits u.s. he had a very good excuse to miss the appointment. i remember a time the imm

mr. chairman. i'm grateful for the opportunity to pay tribute on behalf of the economic group in my former colleagues in the 2001 parliament and particularly alden stewart who is charles kennedy fred and worked alongside him to oppose the war in iraq. it was very straightforward we were elected in their opposition. for charles kennedy and is a bigger challenge taken the brave position against prevailing opinion here and in the media to give sources meeting colleagues to follow. it was not easy for any of us. it was not a comfortable place to be. mr. speaker, we've come to the place not to be comfortable or rather do what we see as being right. charles kennedy took that path as he prevailed. today our thoughts are with his family, for his future legacy. idleness, and the rest of his distinction. charles kennedy achieved many things. the opposition to the war in iraq will prove to be his distinction. >> mr. tim ferrin. >> mr. speaker, i was selected to this house in may 2005 with charles kennedy as my leader. he was meant in the weeks running up to the election to pay visits u.s. he had a very good excuse to miss the appointment. i remember a time the imm