after 63 years of living, if you problems and ut secure problems, follow the money. the healthcare system, everybody fighting over cost, what they need to do is at the cost and see how much profits these are aceutical companies making and how much profit the c.e.o.s are getting for bonuses hospitals and rising healthcare cost to where none of us can afford it anymore. also, you can throw the insurance companies in there, cahoots y are in together. host: schenectady, new york, sergio, an independent. good morning. caller: yes, good morning, c-span, thank you for taking my call. comment. the republicans are always out there talking about resisting socialized , medicine, etcetera, but we do socialized medicine, it's called medicare. i don't see seniors in the pitch forks protesting against medicare. so that single-payer issue is thing. number two, i don't know if anyone has been able to do this, paycheck, look at my i get something taken out for edicare, something taken out for medicaid, i also have to pay or my premiums for my own health insurance. i'm looking at this

they're always demanding money, money, have the prisoners guard the prisoners prison staff the ut them down and have them as administrative personnel. good in other ty countries and if we want to be again, zooel to change our ways. uest: well, that's a novel approach, i'm not sure i heard about it before. but i think that raises a whole dynamic about how you vet conduct security jobs as inmates. so i think that would be a to get over. host: is the lack of staffing ttributed to lack of interest from people in taking these positions? think there is interest, but the budget constraints don't allow for full staffing. it's i think what we're looking in the future is some policy ecisions by the new trump administration to crack down on crime and other crime and to the attorney general just announced recently decision to harge the most serious offensives in violent crime would require, so i see what you are going to in the years ahead if these play out the way the attorney general want, the prison systems which have on the decline in recent year, i think you'll up, ably see them go back which

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talented competition. ,ut the world economy will grow and millions of people will be lifted out of poverty. millions and millions of people. jobs. the critical investments we are announcing today will help advance the economic empowerment .f women around the world as i said in poland on thursday, and poland was so terrific to me and such great people, empowering women is a core value that binds us together. i am very proud of my daughter ivanka. always have been. from day one. i have to tell you that. from day one. she has always been great. if she were not my daughter, it would be so much easier for her. might be the only bad thing she has going for her, if you want to know the truth. she has been a force for landmark women entrepreneurs, and she worked very hard for the women entrepreneurs finance initiative, so i want to thank you, ivanka, for all the great work you do in so many ways in addition to the great work you have done over the last few weeks and months, working so hard to help everybody. you are helping the chancellor, but you are helping women all over the world, and i want t

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guest: the statement they put ut on thursday didn't specify rates, we may have some idea what they are thinking based on put out.s republicans the white house in april, they they ut with a plan where proposed 35%. house last in the year put out a plan, proposed top rate of 33%. currently is 39.6% as frame of reference. host: for the wealthiest americans? guest: that would be the top rate. they are also proposing lowering rates across the board and to tax k the number of brackets there are overall, to make the tax code simpler. wanting most t individuals to be able to file postcard.es on a host: mayra, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. central income tax to be abolished. constitution, e should be abolished and replaced tax.a consumption there should be federal, state nd local consumption tax on purchases, let the rich fund the government, they buy more than he poor, let them pay the taxes. host: about the consumption tax, idea of vat tax, as it is known. guest: well, there actually were discussions of a consumption tax. earlier the house republicans, when they releas

we have all of that implemented by 2020, so if you want to fly in controlled air space, you have it ut this on your plane f. is an old airplane, like the little one i have or an want to fly in controlled air space, this is what you have to do. it is well on track, well under way. there are accusations, people aying, well, problems with procurement, waste of money, using paper strips and all of this. strips are like a story on a they're stacking board so that they have it as a backup. automated system now, weville a modern system that is well on track f. we privatization, instead of having it completed in three ears, which is on track, it will be seven by estimates that have come out on this bill. have national security concerns that i don't think that he president has adequately addressed. host: so there is a story in "u.s.a. today" this morning overseesnate panel that f.a.a. rejecting this idea of effort inion, similar the house, does that come to you as far as this not moving forward? does. it certainly many of our colleagues, both sides of the aisle have grave concerns.ecurity let m

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. >> you went to ut, you went to yale, and did it on purpose so you would not be together? is that true? >> personally, i couldn't get into yale. let's be honest, if i could have gotten into yale might be a different narrative. we are very different. and i think one or two problems on her sat and i missed several more. we were always celebrated for who we were. my parents applauded that and never made me feel lesser thank god >> i wanted to leave texas. i was curious to go to other places. i didn't know a single person at yale so it was fun for me. that challenge of walking in and thinking what am i made of and can we meet people. the beauty is we got to double the friends. she is close with my friends from yale and i am friends with her friends from the university of texas. >> mom, i was kidnapped. >> there were all these stereotypes that we were secret service ditchers in the college years and that is not true. but as a first grader, i did fake my own kidnapping. >> who is twinkle? >> i am twinkle. that was my secret service code name. >> since you were young? >> no, i do

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ut that opportunity has to be there as we go forward. reporter: is it incumbent on democrats to reach out to republicans after this vote failed, and say we said we'd talk when repeal was dead and here's where we stand? mr. crowley: we have always stood ready to talk about health are. we have not been asked to the table either in the house or the senate. we're in the minority, we recognize that, but we've stood ready with ideas and thoughts about how we can mend or improve the affordable care act. it's incumbent on them to join us and bring us to the table as well. mr. cicilline: just to follow up on chairman crowley's point, you eard this morning, there are additional proposals put forth by the democratic caucus, there are lots of good ideas on the ways we can improve the affordable care act. there was a press conference last week outlining some ideas. there's no absence of ideas. what we have had so far is an absence of willingness to work with democrats in a bipartisan way to make those improvements because they have been so singularly

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one of the e reasons they're glad mueller is there, were ut if fired, no choice but confront the president. why they're working hard to warn him off of doing anything with sessions. one thing about the recess appointment, republicans have been holding pro forma sessions every recess since the beginning of the year to block trump from any recess, and part of the adjournment motion if republicans backed off. a recess appointment will not happen. >> you worked in the administration during the obama presidency. when the president of the united states goes after the attorney general, the acting attorney general, deputy attorney general, special counsel. how does that impact the average personnel at the justice department? >> it can't help. it can't help matters. the people, 100,000-strong people in the department of justice, most of them couldn't care less about these issues of the day. they're focussing on doing their job. things that don't make the headlines that 95% of the time remain the same from administration through administration and they're going to keep their head down and keep doing

undertook ina also tax reform, cut the income tax, ut the corporate tax, got disciplined about spending. they have been reducing liabilities. north carolina made huge improvement since 2013. think looking at kansas' tax reform, not successful, contract to north carolina, which did it successfully. host: this is athens, ohio, kathleen, hi there. dayton,i'm calling from soo, where i grew up and now 19, i left and came back to take aging parents. walk around dayton, ohio, where manufacturing was alive in '60s, until 0s and national cash register and companies started leaving dayton. you walk around and you see what trump referred to in his state of the union address as tombstones of manufacturing. so now most of those tombstones wiped out, where jobs, people were making i talked to a day, retire r $17.50 gm in 1992, making an hour when she retired.

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. >> host: one of the story themes are during the white house years for your father, you went to ut, you went to yale, you did it purposefully so you wouldn't be together? >> partially.e also i couldn't get into yale. >> host: [laughter] >> let's be honest. if i could have gone into yale, i would have had a different narrative. we're very different, i think thank goodness, as a mother now i'm such in you awe of this, we weren't compared. barbara missed one or two problems on her s.a.t.s. i missed several more than one or two. we were really celebrated for who we were. i love to write. i love to perform. my parents applauded that. they never made fee feel i was lesser. god, i would need serious therapy. >> you earned that. i us going to different schools. i wasn'ted to leave texas. i was curious to go to other places, meet new people. i didn't know a single person at yale. it was fun for me, challenge of walking in, thinking what am i made of, can i meet people? but the beauty of it is, we boto got double the friends. i could become friends with all of jenna's friends from university

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aye known a few great men in the kennedy in ut ted inouye, gory and danny and i.d. put john mccain in that category too. certainly not to be forgotten of equal praise are susan collins and lisa mruczkowski. they are amazing. women are in so many instances stronger than men. they brag less about it, but they are. and last night sort of proved that. as somebody who is in a family of strong women, i very much appreciate their strength, their courage, and their dedication to principle. despite the entreaties. where do we go from here? john mccabe said it all on tuesday night. i hope this is a turning point. his speech when he returned to the senate and his vote last night and his actions in the last few days. do i hear an echo? you know, on health, we've got to shut that off, whoever is doing it. ok, thank you. on health care, i hope we can work together to make the system bet for the a bipartisan way. and i'm optimistic that that can happen. i think at the very beginning we should stabilize the system. we should make permanent the cost-sharing which keeps people's prem

host: that is pat in virginia turn downwers, if you your television while you wait, getss uts down on delay, you in faster, we can get comments and move on to others waiting. you can do that, we appreciate it. from the watchung post this orning, department by the homeland security, barring or emirite airline from ban on laptops. t had been exempted from u.s. ban on laptops and other airports.s from change to the policy affecting united states from art muslim majority countries. the the -- verified department of ome land security measure announced last week have been implemented correctly at the airline. we recommend working swiftly to additional measures, that is department of homeland their y spokesman said, efforts are a model for foreign and domestic airlines looking to new measures. here is karen from pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: yes. i disagree with your last caller. from the a.p. t to the "new york times" to the washington post," we've had fake news for years. a pure witch n respectively and the the um is lacking among press corps for politics. t's been fake for years and mos

jim: how hard is it to defend ut here on the tour? ian: ridiculously hard. we've seen it three times with berger andas, daniel now jhonattan vegas. but it's hard to remember very the years. er very difficult. jim: it has been a wonderful week here. open here innadian canada, celebrating its 150th anniversary. they have a champion they're very familiar with. indeed.ular one jhonattan vegas wins it for the second straight year and we'll r.b.c. canadian open in just a moment. the greenside presentation is about to unfold. will honor , they jhonattan vegas as the champion canadian e r.b.c. open. good a very exciting stretch coming up. world golf championship bridgestone invitational next week. followed by the pga championship that. the wyndham championship at to sboro, the last chance get into the fedexcup playoffs and of course we'll have the orthern trust to get the playoffs started. now we're going from this event akron, the top 50 will be there. t's going to be quite a scene. includes jordan spieth. ian: and so many of the top players in the world in really

john cornyn, work it ut 0 like men. they're essentially saying the president's not being a man here, forgive me. >> back to that quote. think about what that is saying. scaramucci, this man who just had gotten off the phone with the president, according to him, is saying that there are people within this white house who think they need to save the country from donald trump. i mean -- >> it's surreal. when you slow it down and think about it -- he just said what? >> but, hbo can't come up with a series that defies this. >> it reflects -- he's not wrong about that. there are people in the white house who leak things, because they are concerned about what is going on. that's the reality. that's what the president is upset about. the reason he can't fire people and doesn't fire people is because, who's going to replace them? there's a problem where the president is not trustful of the people who are currently there. let alone the people who are on the outside. >> right. >> several confirmable positions, basically out of the

the other problem is to suss o ut and understand what citizens want in terms of the facts. harris andll with asked a bunch of questions about what citizens are interested in. they preferens said facts to anecdotes. and yet a lot of what we read in the paper is anecdote. i think anecdotes are great way to get color and texture, but need to be anchored in real numbers. i am not an a typical citizen. three out of four people think most of the information they receive about government finances are biased. the number one search query on our site is expenditures. people want to know what the money is going to. this is interesting -- 77% of people in the u.s. -- this was across democrats and republicans, bourbon and rural rural, 77 percent of people say civic education in the country is poor. interested to see if we can take the stuff we have created and let educators create civics classes for the 11th grade level, where most kids get this in school. this one was particularly disheartening. only 38% of people agreed with the idea that people generally agree on the facts even if th

. >> host: one story in the white house used during your father you went toyou -- ut and doing to yale and you get are purposely wouldn't be together for is a true? >> guest: partially. also i couldn't get into yale. [laughing] if i could've gotten into yale, we might have been a different narrative. we are very different. i think thank goodness and as a mother now i am such an on this, we not compared. barbara missed one or two problems honor sats. i miss some more than one or two. we were always really celebrate for who we were. i love to perform. my parents are familiar feel like i was lesser, thank god, because i would need some serious therapy. >> guest: you earned that. but it do think is going to different schools, i wanted to leave texas. i was just curious to go to other places and meet new people. there was something, i did know a single person at yale so was fun for me, that challenge of walking in and thinking what mma to encounter any people. but the beauty of it is we both then get double the prince because i could be friends with all of her princeton university text and

meet with someone and as a ampaign result, that information come ut on your opponent and they are claiming it came out because of russian hacking and they met intent to find out what this information was, so collusion. to me, without a our current president knew about it. people in position as advisors, at least two of the advisors operating as in this new administration. trump jr., himself put out statements. under his nt was account saying obviously i'm the first person on a campaign that here, ake a meeting information about an opponent ent nowhere, but had to listen what he said. he put out a formal statement on this meeting. said, i was asked to have a me meeting with an individual who i told might have information helpful to the campaign. i was not told her name prior to the meeting. i asked jared and paul to attend, told them nothing of the substance, the meeting was june of 2016. the woman stated she had that individuals connected to russia were funding the democratic national supporting mrs. clinton. her statements were vague, no sense, no made details or supporting nformation was

jim: how hard is it to defend ut here on the tour? ian: ridiculously hard. we've seen it three times with berger andas, daniel now jhonattan vegas. but it's hard to remember very the years. er ery difficult. jim: it has been a wonderful week here. open here innadian canada, celebrating its 150th anniversary. they have a champion they're very familiar with. indeed.ular one jhonattan vegas wins it for the se r.b.c. canadian open in just a moment. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early