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what they found was a president willg at open to engaging in this process directly to get the best ideas pulled into this package that help us not only make it a better build, they get a more conservative bill but make it a bill that has the better chance to finally pass and get to the center that's been his mission from the very beginning. one of the things president trump's said today, he asked every member with these changes to vote for the bill and present himself committed that he is all in 100% in for this bill and all of these members were at various places, some for them some i decided them some even against the bill initially who with all these changes president trump has brought to us are now a yes on this bill. i can't thank the chairman of the republican study committee enough for his leadership and help increase is good ideas forward as we are working with other members in our conference at the same time, the republican study committee really had to get some important reforms. i want to introduce the chairman, mark walker. >> thank you very much. we're excited to be here obv

willg the executive order result in the establishment of religion in the state of hawaii and hurt hawaii'sation system, and tourism industry. looking ahead, we will not have too long to wait to see what is happening on march 13, next monday. the doj can have -- can challenge what is happening in the court. the judge will hear it on march 15. if you rules in favor of hawaii and it does not go into effect marches 16, we have this to ponder over. trump's new travel ban has a set of legal challenges. but his policies on sanctuary cities is another big one. a this has been with us since january 25 when donald trump laid out his edicts about sanctuary cities. saying he would withhold funding from any city that would not comply with enforcing the deportation of these undocumented immigrants. taking a step back, sanctuary cities have said they will protect these undocumented immigrants. especially if they do not have criminal records against deportation. there are 300 of them in terms of jurisdictions across the country. the biggest, san francisco, new york, washington. the san francisco attorney

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peace willg these -- be a constant task. as hard as it is to imagine letting go of the piece that is so hard won, there will be forces at work from all sites to undermine it, to act as if it did not apply to them. to do everything possible to prevent it from becoming the reality in the lives of colombians that it can be. the work will require difficult decisions, transitional justice and economic viability. but peace is truly within reach. likerom peace processes the one we celebrate today to important steps that institutions are taking to recognize the role of women in confronting violent extremism and addressing climate change and standing up against terrorism and conflicts of all kinds, we've got to continue this work. government will continue its leadership role on behalf of peace in the world because the world must continue this work with or without u.s. involvement. [applause] and the choices are ours to make. in this complicated interconnected, interdependent world of ours, it is not as if you can pick one or two or t

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is that something -- traditional those are started from the executive branch, is the white house willgrd and to begin round of discussions? >> i refer you back to secretary mattis. that's one that the department of defense -- [inaudible] >> in the battle with respect to isis. and the current roles that we have to combat them. but, i think, that was a discussion about whether or not we should have a discussion on authorized use of force or not and how to have that, jim. >> i know that chuck schumer announced a definite filibuster of judge neil gorsuch, do you think it's time for the white house to take a stand on eliminating filibuster for supreme court nominees? >> i am not going to -- i will let senator mcconnell, a much more apt user and understanding of the senate rules. i am not going to start to tell senator mcconnell what to do from here. >> he's your nominee. >> i understand that, it's his rules and his chamber. john. >> sean, thank you. has anybody from the national security team or the homeland security folks been in touch with couldn't parts in london in the last 24 hours or

on tuesday i think the market s very clear that they're willg to give the obama -- excuse me, the trump administration some leeway. they were very happy with the articulate presentation of the overall, still very pro-growth agenda that remains the focus of the trump administration. but at some point, we're going to lose a lot of confidence, a lot of momentum that we've seen in the market if we don't see specifics. now, he did talk about some specifics in terms of obamacare, extending hsas, talking about being able to buy insurance across state borders, but there was no outline, no timetable, and there was no financing specifics which is really going to continue to give the market the optimism it needs that we're going to see a deal and, furthermore, that we're going to move beyond obamacare and start focusing on taxes. and that's really what the market -- neil: and that's the delay, that's the worry. you know, gerri, one of the things too, say what you will, most people like the headlines, you know, the coverage for people who don't have it. >> right. neil: cover average for those with

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