joe lewis great prize fighter, they kept asking him, why do you want to fight again? he said fighters fight. liars lie. he just can't help it. it's pathological. i had forgotten about that even, i was ready to go on to the next issue, fight over health care, which apparently will be coming up soon. he just can't stop himself. which is the only thing i can think of. it's a very simple thing, he told a lie and he's going to continue to repeat that lie. even though the head of the nsa, the republican leader also says it's false. >> can you imagine the president demanding, we have to find out what the hell is going on, which is what he said about a number of things during the campaign, he is president of the united states, he could call in the head of the fbi and the head of the nsa and say what the heck is going on with surveillance. he has access to all the information out there about surveillance in the united states, so the idea that somehow he doesn't know what's going on or couldn't know, seems odd, don't you think? >> and that the unmasking, show the american peopl

i would say -- i'll go back to joe lewis' quote on susan rice. woman who said there was no genocide in rwanda. >> the president -- the president of the united states -- the president of the united states of america has accused his predecessor of violating the law and the constitution by wiretapping him. that is a -- it's a provocation. he has -- >> the outcome, they lose this tool, that's going to be a big deal. >> we have to leave it there. >>> the new republican health care plan is on the verge of failure. where the whip stands tonight. and why gop congressman says the list of no votes could be longer than expected. and we're keeping an eye on may day protests in several cities, after arrests in portland and protesters destroying property. more than one flavor, or texture, or color. a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it should be. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pai

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joe is in lewis, colorado, republican. good morning. caller: yeah, yes. i'm very disappointed because for seven years, paul ryan told us that we had a plan. now we wasted seven years waiting to do this and my question is which has cost us more? seven years of outright lies by paul ryan? or obamacare as you call it? because all of this partnership, we -- partisanship, we have paid. we don't like it. if you were my son, i would ask you how did your mind get so skewed that you think i would believe these lies you're saying right now about all this stuff staying in place? host: so joe, what did you think about the plan that eventually came together in the legislation that was the american health care act? caller: it's an insult to our intelligence. if they think we're that ignorant to believe those lies. please, we need to start calling liars a liar and get on with progress because -- host: do caller: until we start using technicalities, there is no honesty in a technicality. host: as a republican, what do you want? are you looking for just a media repeal? wh

lewis hamilton says a race has never left him so exhausted after winning the spanish grand prix. hamilton is nowjust six points behind ferrari's sebastian vettel, in the race for the drivers‘ championship. joectacular. in barcelona, a battle for the championship is taking shape, pursuing lewis hamilton's world title is sebastian vettel. the german set the pace so far this season, here too an early charge got his ferrari in front. while sebastian vettel‘s start was perfect, his team—mate couldn't dodge traffic. kimi raikkonen‘s bump with max verstappen saw their races ending in tears. with sebastian vettel‘s lead over how modern opening up, he was getting desperate. but the briton‘s opportunity came with a safety car. with the race held up, hamilton took a pit stop so that when sebastian vettel emerged, he had company. this was the spectacle they hoped for. in this board, brilliance comes through bravery. hamilton's came with a launch for the front. this was the result required to close the gap but for hamilton, this victory means so much more. you can get all the latest sports news at our website the top story, kim si woo the 21 year—old has won the players championship. he played a superb

tomorrow morning, john lewis, , our atsui, joe kennedy senate lead senator jack reed from rhode island and general mcchrystal among others will be at our bill introduction and rollout. it was general mcchrystal who said, we need to create a culture of service where we are all invested in our nation's future and feel a shared sense of responsibility, not only to ur nation but to each other. general mcchrystal also said, s was outlined in requests "the atlantic monthly"," that you don't have to wear a military uniform to serve your country, but certainly wearing a military uniform and serving your country is an honor, an we commend those men and women who serve for what they do for our country. but many among them, including reservists and national guard, are not often eligible for the g.i. bill, and yet they've done tours of duty and served their nation extraordinarily well. this monday, memorial day, will birthday of john fitzgerald kennedy. it's hard to believe that so youthful, so vital, so gracious, so eloquent and so charismatic a leader was taken from us at such a young age. and y

lewis hamilton has moved to within six points of championship leader sebastian vettel after winning the spanish grand prix in barcelona. it's hamilton's second race win of the season. joeis sebastian vettel. the german set the pace so far this season, here to an early charge got his ferrari in front. while sebastian vettel‘s start was perfect, his team—mate couldn't dodge traffic. kimi raikkonen's bump with max verstappen saw their races ending in tears. with sebastian vettel‘s lead over how modern opening up, he was getting desperate... i don't think i opening up, he was getting desperate... i don't thinki can close the gap... but the briton's opportunity came with a safety car. with the race held up, hamilton took a pit stop so that when sebastian vettel emerged, he had company. this was the spectacle they hoped for. in this board, brilliance comes through bravery. hamilton's came with a launch for the front. this was the result required to close the gap but for hamilton, this victory means so much more. jolie looney ski, bbc news. warrington are through to the quarterfinals of rugby league's challenge cup after a hard—fought 34—20 victory over local rivals widnes. a

joe lynskey, bbc news. a fascinating start to the formula 1 season, valtteri bottas holding off a late challenge from sebastian vettel. lewisht be the reigning world champion but mark selby has some work to do if he's to defend his title. he goes into the last day of the trailing john higgins by 10—7. selby, the world number one, had been down 10—4 but won the last three frames of the day to give himself a lifeline. he's beenin day to give himself a lifeline. he's been in dominant form of late topping the world rankings for the past two years at in higgins he faces a four—time world champion, watch shall it on false light on bbc two from 2 pm. organisers of the tour of yorkshire say more than 2 million people turned out across the country over the weekend to see some of the world's top cyclists. the final stage of the men's race from bradford to near sheffield included some tough climbs and steep descent. a belgian rider won the stage yesterday to secure the first race win of his career. after his captivating victory over former undisputed heavyweight champion vladimir puchkov on saturday night anthonyjoshua has vladimir pu

joe johns for the white house. thank you very, very much. joining me now chris cillizza, arel lewis, and the former fbi special agent, a cnn contributor and professor of law. >> let's break this into two parts and separate the politics of this for a moment and take a moment to recognize that the president of the united states did threaten james comey saying you better hope that our conversations were not taped. you know, mary ellen, you worked at the fbi for, what, 28 years. how will that message be received within the fbi? >> not well. not well at all. because the agents and all the staff of the fbi would look at that and take it very personally because they all are very supportive of mr. comey still. so that will not set well with them. >> and to you, steve, you know, what line was crossed? there has been all this talk about is the president obstructing justice? did he obstruct justice by firing james comey. did he cross a line by asking james comey to dinner. am i being investigated and now today threatening the fbi director that he fired here. >> there are two different statutes

joe crowley on the future of health care. and a look at president trump's executive order to review national monuments with poplar science staff writer kendra lewis. be sure to watch and join the discussion. >> the supreme court ruled toot 5-3 that under the fair housing act, banks can be sued by cities for engaging in discrimination toward lending practices that result in loan defaults, foreclosures and a loss in tax revenue. they through out a ruling that allowed a lower court to reexamine the lawsuit from wells fargo and bank of america. this oral argument was heard by the court in november. it is an hour. >> we will hear arguments in case 15-1111 bank of america corporation versus city of miami and the consolidate case. >> thank you, chief justice. may i appease the court? the question is whether cities can sue under the fair housing act. our answer is yes sometimes. i mean three things. first, the answer can't be yes always. second the answer can't be no never because cities can identify concrete harms that fall within the zone of interest such as discreet expenditures. and third, this lawsuit is interest and proximate cause because the inju

lewis hamilton has moved to within six points of championship leader sebastian vettel after winning the spanish grand prix in barcelona. it‘s hamilton‘s second race win of the season. joeadam yates were caught up in this collision with a stationary police motorbike just under nine miles from the finish. they were second and third overall at the start of the day, but they trailed the stage winner and the overall leader. by more than five minutes. the stage was won by colombia‘s nairo quitana. disaster to the british riders. that‘s all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i‘ll have more in the next hour. let‘s ta ke let‘s take another look at the scene in the town hall in paris where president macron accompanied by the mayor of paris, the socialist mayor, and hidalgo, meeting the crowds outside to welcome him. this is a traditional visit. it pretty splendid town hall it has to be said. dan purvis is a pretty splendid city. we can see the guard of honour in place as the new president of the fifth republic ascend the stairs. he‘s going to the bertrand room where he will meet not only the police prefect and other officials

joe johns. we'll check back in with you in a little bit. how about the tgif panel? is it time? cnn analyst jeffrey toobin and cnn commentator errol lewis. maggie haberman, you have reported to the "new york times" that advancement is withstanding. what's the latest? >> i'll try to narrow down that category, but my colleague mike schmidt reported how james comey had kept these memos, these notes about the president, where he basically felt that the president was, if not trying to pressure him, trying to cozy him and curry favor with him, for lack of a better way to put it. as you have this investigation ongoing, there was a phone call where the president just basically wanted to chitchat and just wanted to talk, because this president, as we have heard repeated repeatedly, is fairly isolated. the president has been speaking to prospective lawyers given the latest in these probes. it's not a huge surprise. given what he is facing, you would suspect he might go to somebody who has some washington experience. that's what his current lawyers possess, but this is lawyer i expect he's not going to want to spend, and he's learning what special

joe," a check of the stories ahead. >> a top priority and another packed week for the president, nbc news kelly o'donnell is at the white house with more. kelly, good morning. >> good morning, lewis the new workweek he delivers a succinct message to north korea. if kim jong-un has a nuclear weapon, the president said i will not be happy leaving open what that would mean in terms of a counter-response as the world watches that volatile regime. turning to the middle east, this week the president will invite to the white house the leader of the palestinian authority mahmoud abbas. later this week the president will make his first visit back to new york city since he took office. he'll be there to visit the uss intrepid, a former aircraft carrier for a commemoration of the 75th anniversary of a world war ii battle. he will also visit with the australian prime minister. they have had a tense relationship over issues related to pacific trade and refugees. lewis. >> busy week ahead. thanks to kelly o'donnell for that report. >> also tonight the met gala getsnder way. in a couple hours space ex will try to launch that u.s. slight for intelligence agencies again. it was delayed yesterday

joe crowley on the future of health care. and a look at president trump's executive order to review national monuments with popular science staff writer kendra pea ar -- pierre lewisis at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. and house and senate negotiators have fwraeed on a spending bill to fund the federal government until september 30th. the house rules committee meets to review that spending bill. >>> in case you miss it on c-span, senator tammy duckworth's maiden speech from the floor. >> the past forward is less engagement in the world and lest less investment in ourselves. i know the path forward cannot include, does not include turning or backs on the values of this nation. >> i'm excited about the opportunity, ready to roll up my sleeves and make sure that we make american agriculture as great as account be in the future for rural prosperity and for jobs. >> gary cohn on the tax reform plan. >> we are going to simplify the code but reducing the tax brackets to only three brackets. >> david horwitz on communism. >> human beings are prone to evil when the corruption is within us. once you understand that you are a conservative and that's it. if you believe that so