it was during the reagan administration, steve reed was a proponent of the city and knew the city verywell. current mayor has a sense of reform it is an eager developer. we will see what comes of that. i think a lot of the future of the city will depend on how it handles race relations within the city, what all the races do to work together to improve the school system, improve the residential base of the city and improve the economy of the city, some people when the city was in dire straits, it should declare bankruptcy but it didn't do that. got some state help and other help, it is in trouble because there is the problem with the incinerator paul bierce talks about very entertainingly in his book. there are challenges that have to do with harrisburg simply being harrisburg but there has always been a sense of history about harrisburg. the newspaper had historical columnists years before paul beards, the city has been eager to read about itself. being a historian of harrisburg is not a waste of one's time because there are people who want to read more about the city. there are some w

steve. ♪ rep. reed: c-span is featuring inauguration day.e begin tomorrow with the larry o'connor show from washington dc. watch that at 3 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> wants to welcome back the chair of the american conservative union. >> february 22-25. a month after the inauguration. >> the president will be there? >> you trying to breaking news? i'm confident there's a good chance he will be there. year, the come last last minute we had a little bit of a problem. the last minute, but we have enjoyed having him five years before and we hope to have them

a different way than it will long-term have an cost.t and driving down host: steve, we'll get a response from congressman reed. we will do this in open and honest fashion. replacement of obamacare. steve, you obviously are as a provider, as a doctor, your to get critical for us this right. what we're trying to achieve is what you said, a long-term to the healthcare problem of america. cost.h care problem is the the cost in health care, but also insurance. of folksis where a lot misread that or merge the two together. marketplaces that need to be supported and created and bring in market pressure and the people involved in the transactions to make informed choices that will drive costs down. that is what i believe will be the republican replacement package, we'll do this with you, the people like american people. host: congressman tom reed oining us this morning, also a member of the trump transition team on capitol hill. thanks for being with us. bill. thank, enjoyable. host: under 55 minutes left in the program. phones for p the your thoughts on the public policy issues we've talked about his morning or thin

the way the steve tells me the story, he worked on a commune around reed college. was there, tended to the apples and him come back from the apple farm and says ok, we will create a company. he gets all excited. not only will we create a product, we will have our own company. they have all sorts of executrix and personal computer things. appl says, what about us -- just apple? it has a widthy, of counterculture. it is also americanized pie. -- it is kind of friendly, it also has a whiff of counter culture. e. is also american as pit apple is growing and they are the earlyis team in history of the post-incorporation. . period. they come on the scene and you need money. what they are doing is going from the apple one to the apple two. they created a beautiful case, the plastic molding. it is going to cost a lot of money to do. you can't sell your calculator to get them. they need investment capital. they sign a line of credit. gives steve a great piece of advice. needs to focus. keep your focus. the other is empathy. it isperfect word for it, to make in emotional con

steve, one other striking moment today. it came from the rhode island senator, jack reed, who basically said that international traditionally hacking or cyberattacks of this sort would usually be tough to identify. he said in this case and confirmed by james clapper that there was sort of a signature as if vladimir putin wanted to be found out, wanted to be associated with this but to remain at least a safe distance away for plausible deniability. we know, as for the report of russian hacking. president obama got his briefing and donald trump is expected to get his briefing tomorrow from the top intelligence officials. then early next week we should be getting an unclassified report, basically for the public to get as much information as possible. james clapper said there were some fragile, sensitive sources involved and that's why not all the information could be repealed publicly and why a lot of the lawmakers will be getting classified briefings as well. >> peter alexander in washington. thank you for that. >>> donald trump, of course, has been critical and skeptical of the intelligence community in recent days. he sugge

steve bannon, of top strategist was promoted to the national toprity council to sit with generals and have a heavy seat at the table in terms of foreign policy. put out the question to senator jack reedsland. let's listen to what he had to sake a >> i don't think it's a very good precedent to set, what they have done essentially is pushed out the senior military advisers, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. types ofin those deliberations, nonpartisan, military advice from a seasoned professional and the general is exactly that person. >> so the democrats pouncing on this, republican saying they are still in line and still supportive of the majority of what president trump is trying to accomplish. the mechanism, again that disconnect that's developing between people and the messaging coming out of this white house, that is where the frustration lies at this point. schumer said he will asked for a vote today to overturn the travel ban. he said it must be reversed and it is mean-spirited. how does he go about doing that? >> given that he is in the minority party, that really does not face any real shot of happening. if you were to happen, and again it would just be a public way o