as congress works to implement licies, it's imperative we keep the secure rural schools program in place so rural communities can have this funding for schools and roads they do. i neal yack. the speaker pro tempore: -- i yield back. the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule a partial victory for the white house after several lower court rulings blocked the president's orders. the court will hear argument in october which could pause travel from muslim countries for 90 days and allowing travel for those who have clear ties to dividuals, businesses or universities in the united states. recently on c-span, williams college student zachary wood at a senate judiciary hearing on free speech on college campuses. >> the president canceled the speaker. days later, the president enacted new speaker policies that made bringing speakers to campus an arduous process for my student group. what i find impermissible undemocratic to the intellectual character of the college i attend is the president decision to disinvite the speaker because remarks.flamma tower >

theysed go to coffee together, they used to talk licy off-le. it happened on both sides. ken: it happened when they realized they could manipulate the american people. 7:00, election night last year, who the hell would have thought donald trump would be president of the united states the next morning. guess what? he did, and the russians didn't do it. maria: ken, a lot of great insights from you. stay with us. we want to see where you see growth in the economy right now. ken langone invests his capital. we'll find out where. we have a lot more discuss. "wall street week" is coming back. announcer: ken langone is still an investor. where is he seeing money make opportunities now? find out when "wall street week" returns. n more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. my frii say not if you this protect yourself.ary. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha... just

they were poor, they were licis t teai atth we sdig pis, mudersanrus esoth aum we go ppl th weroa lionha thatened the united states. they were catholics. who were as foreign to american protestant in some regard as muslims are today. who could imagine america without the irish today? you look down the list of generals, presidents, members of congress, and every aspect of american soing today and we can all say to some degree we're irish. as house republicans vote today to pass bills to keep out the retched ref fuge of your teeming shore, as we pass laws to pull up the draw bridge and put a big do not enter sign on the statue of liberty, i hope my republican colleagues who can trace roots back to someone who came across the water, risked everything, and bet their lives on the united states, i hope all of us will reflect on those ancestors as we deliberate laws and how we would have kept so many of them out. his holiness, pope francis, who we all remember just spoke steps away from where i'm at right now, reminded us to always follow the golden rule in all our deliberation. pope francis sa

the road,licy down strong job numbers are good politically. although it is not political.dence we saw in adp numbers, 250 and change, was construction jobs were up. that is a good point where we are because we had construction numbers that came out today that were not so robust. construction is a good sign of direct investment by business and individuals. hopefully we see something good. and the makeup room i said something with a 2 in front of it. i am a half full kind of guy. yvonne: we mentioned new lows in unemployment, but wage pressures are tamed at best. is there something wrong with the models? do we need to rethink what constitutes full employment? lot forreport means a the fed. the fed is looking at the unemployment rate. maybe the natural rate of unemployment is lower. maybe we will see at the june meeting in the summer of economic projections is them revising it further down because we're not seeing much wage pressure and we see lower levels of unemployment rates. the relationship between unemployment and wages are not broken, but bent. it could be somewhat low

under the speaker's announced licy of january 3, 2017, the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, for 30 minutes. mr. gohmert: appreciate my colleagues' tribute to the , ctims of that terrible a ic murder spree by radical islamist who said he was doing it for the islamic state. he even called the attorney general and said he was doing it for -- or the attorney general herself indicated that we have tape indicating him saying he's doing it for the islamic state. there's nothing that justifies such an outrageous murder of even one innocent victim. much less the dozens that were could wn by what normally in the old days be said to have been a crazed killer. but he wasn't so much crazed as radical ven by a islamic agenda. the same radical islamic agenda that caused 30 million mostly , lim egyptians to rise up coming near the anniversary of that event in egypt, the greatest peaceful uprising in the history of the world. egyptians said, we don't want a muslim brother, we don't want a radical islamist controlling our country. it was rather tragic that the shooter, and i don'