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host: ezra levin, leah greenburg , cofounders of the group indivisible. if you want to c >> tonight and tomorrow night on c-span, a special program on donald trump's cabinet. with the first 100 days of the new administration drawing to a close, we take a look back at the confirmation hearings for the president's seniormost officials. tonight, secretary of state nominee rex tillerson and white house -- mick mulvaney. here is a preview. >> russia, more than anything, once to reestablish its role -- wants to reestablish its role in the global order. they have a view that, following the breakup of the soviet union, they were mistreated in some respects in the transition period. they believe that they deserve a rightful role in the global world order because they are nuclear power and they are searching as to how to establish that. and for most of the past 20-plus years since the demise of the soviet union, they were not in a position to assert that. they have spent all these years developing the capability to do that. i think that's not what we are witnessing

join me in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> what i want to thank everyone for coming out and on the malia cohen and say congratulations to mission high school boys basketball team. >> (clapping.) >> there are going to the state commentship we're definitely

then, talking about aggressive indivisible the organization efforts to engage leaders around the unitedtes. then, efforts by house republicans in the white house to adopt the most significant changes to the tax code since 1996. >> do not like the laws that we are charged to enforce that they should have the courage and skill to change those laws. otherwise they should shut up and support the men and women on the front lines. ♪ this is washington journal for april 19. that was homeland security secretary john kelly in a speech that took on opponents of dhs and its immigration enforcement. hour we want to get your thoughts on secretary kelly's statement.

of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, last night the gamecocks women's basketball team made history, winning the ncaa national championship for the first time in school history. defeating mississippi state 67-55, the gamecocks dominated the all s.e.c. game leading the bulldogs in scoring and rebounds. early in the season, the gamecocks set their sights on championship. claiming this season at 100 with the one respect flekting their commitment to one goal, one team, one dream, one family, and one focus. they never gave up their goals and dedication clearly paid off. i join all of gamecock nation in celebr

. >> >> >> >> >> america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. announcement of time allotment for public comments: petroleum on items not listed on the agenda. >> any public comment on any items not on the agenda seeing none, public comment is closed. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> good afternoon and members of the public and port staff i'm elaine the ports executive director i'd like to discuss executive director's report. chin, bert hill, diane serafini, catherine orland, paul wells, and jeffrey taliaferro. >> with cuts to domestic programs i'm note this budget a blueprint and the first step and negotiations for many months been the white

jessica redford/indivisible sf: we're here today to demand that trump show his tax returns. has any conflict of interest or if there's anything else in his financial history that would basically disqualify him for roll of president.in san francisco, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. in santa rosa a call came through from worried parents to santa rosa police that their teen daughter was allegedly held against her will and raped inside this apartmentthey arrested her boyfriend 28-year-old norman tapia.he faces one felony count of domestic battery, false imprisonment, and unlawful sex with a minor. but neighbors were stunned by the allegations. they say in the last month they've only seen the reverse of the story. santa rosa police say tapia had an outstanding warrant for an arrest out of scotts valley for forcible rape of the same victim. in santa rosa ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ((justine/live)) coming up... more rain is making it's way to the bay area... as we take this live look at city hall lit in warriors colors... for the teams frist playoff game tomorrow. (jrs/live)) meteo

of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from california, mrs. napolitano, is recognized

>> indivisible members held up colored signs to agree or disagree. >> the healthcare industry is getting all the breaks. my question again, how will you help support single payer healthcare? >> if single payer healthcare going to mean complete takeover by the government of all healthcare, i'm not there. >> reporter: today's event comes after a barrage of demands in recent months for senator feinstein to hold larger town hall meetings like many of her peers in congress. >> democracy is messy and we should do this more often. >> i will commit to doing one on the weekend during the summer, that's for sure. >> reporter: when asked if she's running for re-election in 2018? >> we're doing things. you'll know soon enough. >> reporter: senator feinstein will hold her second town hall on thursday. >> returning from her first trip overseas a as a u.s. senator, harris spent the last week in the middle east visiting u.s. service members and other personnel in iraq and jordan. she heard from service members in california some from the bay area. while in jordan she visited a refuge camp placed they pr

jessica redford/indivisible sf: we're here today to demand that trump show his tax returns. has any conflict of interest or if there's anything else in his financial history that would basically disqualify him for roll of president.anca mosoiu/wants trump tax returns released: whether he's getting money from russia or has loans out in various countries where america has interest. what's happening now is there is a division between people that can get away with stuff and the rest of us. its just not right.allyson west/indvisible lake merritt: i feel that somebody who leads our country should be honest with the people that he or she should be serving and i'd be willing to share my tax returns so i'm not sure why he would not be willing to share his tax returns.barbara west/wants trump tax returns released: this is actually the most improtant thing we can do in terms of getting him out is to try to get him to show his taxes, get the the fbi to subpoena his taxespolls show more than half of americans want to see the president's tax returns.and more than a million people have sig

of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisiblewith liberty and justice for all. >> now have your secretary call the roll. >> president scott, present. lim,print. breslin, here. farrell,

stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> commissioner president turman i'd like to call roll. >> commissioner president turman commissioner mazzuco commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus excused commissioner melara commissioner hing commissioner president turman we have quorum also with use it the chief of police william scott and the deputy director of the police accountability eric. >> thank you commission secretary. >> members of the public thank you for joining us tonight and welcome to the wednesday, april 19, 2017, meeting the police commission it is an absolutely beauty day outside so we - it is hard to be here but being it is hard to be here i think about the fact that people who come here and make public comment and the commissioners that go through this process it is not lost on any of us up here and hopefully not on you this is difficult work raising those issues can be difficult we do this for the betterment of our city i'm grateful to serve and grateful so have all of you and all your comments regardless of whether or not their to

. >> one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and for justice for all. >> they absolutely adoremind for it. >> you know that it's good when you automatically start making a humming sound. [laughter] >> contrary to our age we are still mature. [laughter] >> it was phenomenal. >> i asked the other guy described a different burghers in front of me. >> it's one of my favorites. it has a different factor in the spice. >> they meet every second tuesday of every month. the way that they started was as a group of friends and they would have spaghetti and pasta. then they really wanted to do burgers. well coming have to know that these guys are the real deal. >> we do not fight our reviews. we are not getting paid. a lot of people really appreciate that. >> they pay for the burgers themselves. >> do they give them a discount? [laughter] >> how about that. [laughter] >> once they are done eating the different burghers, then they judge them and they rate them. i asked if they had a perfect 10, he said absolutely not. he said very few actually get a nine or above in our book. there is no pe

i love that, not insufferable, what do we call indivisible? that was this brilliant thing that was put out by the former congressional aide, what was so funny about that? you know, it was called indivisible but it really was about solidarity. and which is empathy which like, we can use the scary word love. and fear just divides and hate divides. there's a wonderful line in gloria steinem's memoir that which is quoting robin morgan. she's a politically correct person but did lovely stop saying that he generalizes, love particular rises but i think it also, hate divides and love connects area and but, i think that indivisibility is a foundational principle but articulating some of the practical and economic also kind of ritual and moral ways , you can't deal with these things in isolation. i know that reverend barber was this person in north carolina has seen connecting economic justice and racial justice is a really important part of the project and then kind of not trying to leave anyone out. it's art of what the struggle is is to not leave an

of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with .iberty and justice for all the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to voice my deep concern regarding the dangerous and irresponsible actions of the kim jong un regime in north korea on behalf of the people of orange county and the korean americans i represent. this week marks the 85th anniversary of the founding of the north korean army. mrs. walters: they marked the occasion by conducting a large scale artillery drill on the sea of japan. make no mistake, this was a direct message to our ally, south korea, where millions, including nearly 30,000 u.s. troops are within range of the north korean artillery. this drill comes on the heels of novert korea's threat to destroy u.s. aircraft carriers. mr. speaker, north korea is the top threat facing the american people. north k

audience were with a group called indivisible sf angry that the senator has not been more vocal against president trump.>> will you take a stand right now and call him what his -- he is? >> his staff was investigating.>> whether we can in fact deny certain federal payments for business trips of his sons and that kind of thing.>> more applause for the plush -- pledge to push for carbon emissions but booze for the lack of support for single parent healthcare. she called north korea the number one problem in the world calling kim jong un more ruthless than any other leader on earth.>> north korea is an acute danger for us. they are in the process of the building and intercontinental ballistic missile which will be able to hit anywhere in the united states.>> the farm policy has been a failure.>> a sign supported the congresswoman to take the senate seat.>> i don't feel the democrats would lose anything by doing what this population wants them to do. we want out of the wars.>> the moderate -- moderator said she cannot be too vocal against trump. >> i think we will see action but i think she

indivisible cofounders talk about progressive activism and the organization's efforts to engage legislatorsall meetings. cnbc senior contributor larry cardwell will discuss efforts by the white house to adopt significant changes to the tax code. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion.

. >> three groups, orchard city indivisible, democratic party and swing left sponsored today's event. a devoted dog owner jumps to the rescue. that story is next. >>> also the young woman who made for a truly memorable night for students in sacramento at the prom. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a dry finish to the weekend but we are tracking a pair of storms >>> our singing challenge to this guy. >> trap queen in spanish backwards while getting your chest waxed. >> next "right this minute." >>> a canadian news crew just happened to be there when a man plunged into an icy pond to rescue his dog. his dog fell into a pond in edmonton, alberto ya. both made it out, soak end shivering. >> it is a split-second thing. you're not going to just let him die, right? >> you didn't have to think about it. >> no, of course not. as soon as the ice broke i just went right in. i don't know. i think most people would do the same for their dogs. >> yeah, the journalist who captured macgyver's saving cosmo were talking about the dangers of thin ice. >>> canoeing around the san francisco landmark today,

the audience largely comprised of activists from the group indivisible were mostly eager to ask and listen>> how many want me to continue and take your questions? >> reporter: today's event comes after a barrage of demands in recent months for senator feinstein to hold larger town hall style meetings. the time and location were met with frustration. >> monday at 11:00, how many people have time off on mondays at 11:00. >> i will commit to doing one on the weekend. >> reporter: weighing in on the senator's performance. >> i think she's a little rusty and hasn't been to a town hall in a long time. >> we got some answers. not enough. i do think it's a step in the right direction. >> reporter: when asked if she's running for re-election in 2018? >> we're doing things. you'll know soon enough. >> reporter: demonstrators outside said they would like to see another local congresswoman run next year instead see. barbara lee is the one we want. >> reporter: after another town hall senator feinstein will be back for a paid lunch event with silicon business leaders. abc7 news. >>> the former presiden

this is the panel from indivisible about the tax day marches. >> this fight, getting donald trump to watching a football game and you find out that the ref owns one of the teams. you think he'll make fair decisions? until trump releases his tax returns, you don't know whose side he's on. russia, his golf courses, mar-a-largo? >> charlie sykes, do you think that's going to work? donald trump owns the hotel down the street from the white house. the lpga is going to play their big tournament on a golf course owned by donald trump. he seems have gotten away with all sorts of emolument clauses. do you think this is going to work on him? >> no, they're not going to force him to. on the other hand, look, there's a reason why he hasn't released those returns. he has something to hide. we don't know what it is, in terms of the conflicts of interest, he obviously believes that the rules and the norms do not apply to him or to members of his family. so, you know, at some point the whole issue of the cleping icl is going to become an issue again. i actually think the real impact is going to be o

also with us radio talk show host, now the host of indivision bl and an msnbc contributor, charlie sykeslemen, welcome. steve, this may call for a judgment. you see so much of this material come and go. especially republicans, especially one we had at this desk tonight saying why he doesn't have town halls. why do they always say they are professional agitators when sometimes they are constituents, part of the resistance, and they are fired up? >> that's -- the special election we were just talking about now and the several that are coming in the next few weeks, that's why i think they are so important. it is the psychology of the average republican member of congress and the democrats for that matter f. republicans see signs in these special elections that those protesters showing up at the town halls represent something more than the base of the democratic party, something broar that could threaten them i think you are going to see more defensiveness, when they show up and do those things you will see a posture that tries to accommodate these much more. versus if we were looking at a 3

of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to 44 united states code 2702, i hereby reappoint as a member of the advisory committee on the records of congress the following person, dr. sharon leon of fairfax, virginia. with best rishes wishes i am signed sincerely, karen l. house. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-b of house resolution 242, the house stands adjourned until noon on monday, april 24, 2017. common commitments in nato and the goals that were identified in 2014 and the commitments on military expenses and the contribution that each country must make towards collective security. we are proud of our contribution. and finally, italy is a country of dialogue. we are proud because we succeeded in keeping open the . ors and difficult crises ialogue can be useful. even vis-a-vis russia without obviously giving up our humanity and principles and withou

of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. pursuant to section 2-b of house resolution 242, the house now stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m. on monday, april 17, 2017. >> live house coverage always here on c-span. some programming today includes a discussion of a report looking at ways to improve in end of life care. kathleen sebelius is among the speakers. with at noon eastern here on noon eastern. at later, a discussion on sexism in the workplace and how to stand up to gender bias their activism.

indivisib indivisible, move on. >> reporter: san francisco, one of more than a dozen cities where organizers held rallies to reject president trump's nomination of neil gorsuch to the supreme court. >> it is about getting people out to show the senators that are opposing gorsuch that we have their back. that senators that will support the filibuster that we have their back. >> reporter: in washington democrats delayed acts in the senate jish carry committee gorsuch is expected to ways a nomination vote next week. >> we want to stand up and hold judge gorsuch to a 60 vote threshold. >> and from diane feinstein? >> we want her to vote against. >> reporter: the president's position was clear in the campaign. >> i am pro-life and i will be appointing pro-life judges. >> and demonstrators say they reject it. >> he decides against civil rights and against human rights and against the environment. he decides in favor of corporations. >> want to be sure we have the supreme court actually operating to check and balance. >> reporter: after the rally today organizers told me they plan to keep up the pr

. >> all: indivisible under god. >> this is at a school in the bay area. >> that bird and its partnerken up residence in the school or nearby anyway. kids get to see the birds all the time. >> and nothing says america like that picture right there. >> and nothing says america like that picture right there. ng says america like that picture right there. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will

york, our friend long-time radio talk show host from his home state in wisconsin now the host of indivisible, and that's charlie sykes. to georgia we'll go. casey hunt, set the scene, set the stakes and how do democrats claim victory with less than 50%? how do they make the case for just how red this district is? >> honestly, brian, the expeatns here, i think it got a little out of hand for democrats and this 50% threshold. you can see and kind of hear i think behind us that this party is still really going strong. frankly it's a bigger party than i saw for the republicans over the course of the 2016 campaign. they have been sort of steadily trickling out the door a little bit as we wait for the final returns in this race. right now ossoff is holding steady as you showed, just over 50%. but we're anticipating that the vote that is still out is likely to bring that number down below 50% and lead to a runoff. although we can't report that definitively yet at this point. now, democrats had gotten to the point where the expectation was and republicans have been working on this, too, saying, look

times we cannot cherry pick and remain members of the single market without accepting this that are indivisible. accepting that is indefatigable, we will no longer be members of a single market, we are going to make sure we can strike trade agreements with countries outside the european union. important as our trade with the eu is and will remain it is clear the uk needs to increase significantly its trade with the fastest growing export markets in the world. we hope to collaborate with our european partners in the areas of science, education, research and technology so the uk is one of the best for science and innovation. we see continued cooperation with european partners in important areas like crime, terrorism and foreign affairs and to deliver a smooth orderly brexit reaching an agreement about future partnership by the time the two your article 50 process has concluded, then moving into a phase process of implementation in which britain, the eu institutions and member states prepare for new arrangements that will exist between them. and leaving the eu, we will lose influence over the rule

and the freedoms of the eu single market are indivisible.m of movement of people, you cannot be a member of the single market. the guidelines also set out a phased process of negotiations. sorting out the past first before moving on to talk about a future trade relationship. then a transition to ensure that leaving is not too much of a shock to anyone. so let's have a look at the first phase. the overall aim, to settle the disentanglement of the united kingdom from the eu. two big issues in particular, the rights of eu citizens in the uk and a settling of accounts, a financial settlement. on both those issues, the eu position as if anything hardened since these d raft as if anything hardened since these draft guidelines were written a month ago. only when sufficient progress has been made in this initial phase is the eu prepared to start discussing future relations. what does sufficient progress mean? well, that might be discussed at the summit today. in any event, a future trade agreement can only be finalised once the uk has become a third

if we are willing to do those things i guarantee you we will have one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you so much. we have an opportunity for questions. >> thank you dr. carson. we have been collecting questions from everybody here. we have a stack of them i have gone through. if there's more we'll have some staff that will gather them up and bring them up. i see a couple over here. and i have gone with the few i have already to come up with a few representative questions that i think -- well, one there is a lot of interest in your senior team and when we'll be hearing more. fyi, people are curious about who else will be in the building making these decisions. there are a lot of people in the room who are -- thank you, who are either receiving hud assistance in some way, they have section 8 vouchers themselves. the budget cuts are, you know, very real and immediate to them. there is a concern about people actually losing their homes. you talked a little bit earlier about giving reassurances that nobody will lose their homes. i think people would like

of the united states of america and to the republi republic fort stands one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> i'm the associate director of education for school programs here at the library. for those of you that have been attending each year since the program was officially launched you know this is the third meaning. in the past we brought amazing speakers to the panel of students who have impressed us with stories of trials, challenges, changes contradictions and ultimate success. many of the students are in the audience today. last year as many of you may know the normally celebrated reunion was in marked with a touch of sadness as two days after mrs. ronald reagan's funeral. after closing for a full week so the public to pay respects and canceling all other scheduled tours and events for her ceremony the student leadership reunion happened to be the only event that was allowed to go that week roughly one year ago. if you ask me i think someone was looking out for us that day. in the effort to always challenge ourselves to find opportunities to support

we want to introduce you to members, cofounders of the group known as individual, -- indivisible, tryingget people in aggressive politics, in elections overall. joining us are the cofounders, leah greenberg, along with her husband ezra levin, thank you to both of you. tell us about the group. what is the goal? project isindividual supporting what we see as a whe

stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> commissioner presidentman i'd like to call roll. >> commissioner president turman commissioner mazzuco commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus excused commissioner melara commissioner hing commissioner president turman we have quorum also with use it

and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god , indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. i want you to know, i'm here because it work for you [applause] rep. cartwright:: i'm not here to lecture at you. i hope we all learn something from each other. there are some other people who work for you that i want to introduce to you. they are all people who work in the district in pennsylvania in the 17th congressional district, and i want you to know who they are in case you ever need to call upon them for help. starting with my district director mr. bob morgan. [applause] cartwright: bob is also an economic development specialist and when i first learned about what it is to be a member of congress, i learned there are no more earmarks. we will talk about that in a bit. what that means is you need economic development specialists to help local municipal toicials right for grants get federal funding for important local projects. bob is an economic development specialist, we also have mr. bill hanley down at the end from pottsville, who is a senior economic dev

if we're willing to do those things, i guarantee you, we will have one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. they do so much. [applause] >> -- thank you so much. we now have an opportunity for some questions. >> thank you, dr. carson. so we've been collecting questions from everybody here, participants. we have a stack of them i've gone through. if we have more will have some staff that will gather them up and bring to a progressive couple over here. and with decent going to come i've gone to the ones that have already to come up with a few kind of representative questions that i think, well, what an usher you can answer this one but there's a lot of interest in your senior team and when will be hearing more. so just as an fyi. people are curious about who else would be in the building making these decisions. like there are a lot of people in the realm who are -- thank you -- who are either receiving tray for assistance in, living in public housing them have section eight vouchers and the budget cuts are very real and immediate to them. there's a concern ab

many in the audience were with a group called indivisible sf angry that the senator has not been moregainst president trump.>> will you take a stand right now and call him what his -- he is? >> his staff was investigating.>> whether we can in fact deny certain federal payments for business trips of his sons and that kind of thing.>> more applause for the plush -- pledge to push for carbon emissions but booze for the lack of support for single parent healthcare. she called north korea the number one problem in the world calling kim jong un more ruthless

stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> commissioner president turman i'd like to call roll. >> commissioner president turman commissioner mazzuco commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus excused commissioner melara commissioner hing commissioner president turman we have quorum also with use it the chief of police william scott and the deputy director of the police accountability eric. >> thank you commission secretary. >> members of the public thank you for joining us tonight and welcome to the wednesday, april 19, 2017, meeting the police commission it is an absolutely beauty day outside so we - it is hard to be here but being it is hard to be here i think about the fact that people who come here and make public comment and the commissioners that go through this process it is not lost on any of us up here and hopefully not on you this is difficult work raising those issues can be difficult we do this for the betterment of our city i'm grateful to serve and grateful so have all of you and all your comments regardless of whether or not their to

jessica redford/indivisible sf: we're here today to demand that trump show his tax returns.conflict of interest or if there's anything else in his financial history that would basically disqualify him for roll of president.anca mosoiu/wants trump tax returns released: whether he's getting money from russia or has loans out in various countries where america has interest. what's happening now is there is a division between people that can get away with stuff and the rest of us. its just not right.allyson west/indvisible lake merritt: i feel that somebody who leads our country should be honest with the people that he or she should be serving and i'd be willing to share my tax returns so i'm not sure why he would not be willing to share his tax returns.barbara west/wants trump tax returns released: this is actually the most improtant thing we can do in terms of getting him out is to try to get him to show his taxes, get the the fbi to subpoena his taxespolls show more than half of americans want to see the president's tax returns.and more than a million people have signed a whi

this person from the indivisible group locally came into my office, walked me through this. to me about it in a way that made me change my position. that was florida republican congressman ted yoho in his very republican district explaining to them that pressure from them, his constituents had changed his mind. and now he is willing to say you know what? you're right. i disagreed with you before, but you're right. the president should release his tax returns. you have changed my mind about that. it with happen. that was it happening in nature. members of congress are home this week. supposedly sort of getting a little tas of what things are like in their home districts, talking to their constituents. it's not alws going the way they expect it to. that is starting to have some national implication, and that's next. ♪ ♪ let your reign begin. evony, the mobile game. download now. >>> the republican who used to hold the seat in kansas's fourth congressional district is mike pompeo, who is now the cia director. he was just reelected in november by 31 points. trump won that same d

stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> commissioner president turman i'd like to call roll. >> commissioner president turman commissioner mazzuco commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus excused

east texas are more interested, usually, in talking about this democratic group that calls its indivisible as if everybody doesn't know they're basically democrats. i think a meeting that called itself a town hall over in longview, it got all kinds of good press. but i mean, it was sponsored, as i understand it, by democratic women of greg county and stonewall. democratic group. i mean, it wasn't a local group. the stonewall group. but anyway but anyway i'd be busy around the rest of the district, chamber banquets and things like that. it's been refreshing to talk to real american, people who are trying to make a living, people that are just trying to pay their bills. i know some people talk bold terms about how we are on vacation but it is fantastic when members of congress go home and hear from their constituents, and i do. i hear those, mr. speaker, that are part of the 26% that want to have bamacare, but i sure my heart set on keeping our promises, in my district, the 74% said we need obamacare repealed. we need the federal government to get out of our private lives. we need better job

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