>> house democratic with steny hoyer and -- steny hoyer and his plan.on the daca earlier today, president trump returned from his 17 day stay at his golf resource -- golf resort in new jersey. he's at the white house before leaving for his home at trump tower in new york city where he will speak with the japanese prime mr. tonight. at about 12: 30 today, he made this statement in the diplomatic reception room about this weekends violence in charlottesville, virginia. mr. trump: thank you. i'm in washington today to meet with my economic team about trade policy and major tax cuts and reform. we are renegotiating trade deals and making them good for the american worker and it's about time. our economy is now strong. the stock market continues to hit record highs. unemployment is at a 16 year low, and businesses are more optimistic than ever before. companies are moving back to the united states and bringing many thousands of jobs with them. over onelready created million jobs since i took office. we will be discussing economic issues in greater detail this afternoon. based on the events tha

you understand why steny hoyer care so much about this, why you care so much. because it affects individuals, one at a time, then their families, their employer, or their employees and their community, then their nation. i am here to open up discussions with all of you and i will therefore stop talking and let you talk. thank you very much, gustavo and thank you for being here. [applause] >> thank you very much for your work. it is my honor to introduce these extraordinary heroes. they are heroes because they have been fighting for justice, for comprehensive immigration reform, for their families and for themselves. she emigrated with her parents from chile when she was just a child. thanks to daca, she is a successful manager of a state farm office. worked in many different places. in the annets casa arundel school board association. all that organizing, the youth and the community. the second person i want to ,ntroduce to you as my coworker fatiima -- fatima. she immigrated with her family when her siblings were young. she and her siblings are all what we cal

please join me and welcome congressman steny hoyer. [applause] >> thank you very much. we respond immediately because gustavo gets mad at us. i want to thank all the staff and the ceo who does the work. that's the trick being a good coo. i want to thank all the staff who does such extraordinary work and such extraordinary way here in our region. not just prince george county but montgomery county and washington d.c. we had somebody who said they were living in virginia. that's fine. obviously, we are a community in the washington metropolitan area. we're glad to have you here. i am -- last time i was here, louis gutierrez with with me. we had a rally gustavo. he had a lot of people there. talking about immigration and about comprehensive immigration about treating people fairly. treating people in the best interest of our country not just their best interest but the best intense-- interest of our country. i want to thank all of you for being here. i look forward to hearing your viewpoints your story. what the impact of actions in washington would be to you, to your fami

visit ncicap.org] >> house democratic with steny hoyer and -- steny hoyer and his plan.on the daca earlier today, president trump returned from his 17 day stay at his golf resource -- golf resort in new jersey. he's at the white house before leaving for his home at trump tower in new york city where he will speak with the japanese prime mr. tonight. at about 12: 30 today, he made this statement in the diplomatic reception room about this weekends violence in charlottesville, virginia.

then steny hoyer speak with undocumented immigrant youth about the challenges they face in the u.s.t noon eastern, we previewed the total solar eclipse on monday, visible in the u.s. and give you a chance to share your plans by opening our phone lines and taking a look at your comments on facebook and twitter. we have been on the road coming me meeting winners of the student camera video documentary competition. in michigan, the first plate place when it won $3000 for his documentary on the rising cost of pharmaceutical drugs. the second place prize of $1500 went to his classmate for her documentary on mass incarceration and mandatory minimum sentencing. also, the third-place winner won a prize of $750 for her documentary on gender inequality. , an honorable mention price of $250 for her documentary on the relationships between the police and the media. thank you to all of the students who participated in our 2017 studentcam video documentary competition. to watch any of the videos, go to studentcam.org and 2018 version starts in september with the theme, the constitution and you, w

. >> council minority whip steny hoyer met with immigrant youth on the future of the deferred actionor childhood arrival program or dr..

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. >> earlier this week, house minority whip steny hoyer held round table discussion on the daca program. we heard from several daca recipients who spoke about the challenges being undocumented immigrant in spite of growing up in the united states. held by united we dream and the advocacy group known as casa this is an hour. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining very porn conversation. today i have the honor to introduce a leader in our community. people say that he represented congressional district in pars. he -- maryland. he represented all of us. only reason that we have any problems related to immigration or healthcare

house minority whip steny to discuss the future of the obama administration program to allow certain undocumented immigrants who entered the u.s. as miners to remain in the country without the threat of deportation. those benefiting talked about the experiences and challenges that they faced. this is just over an hour. >> thank you very much.

after that, steny hoyer of maryland talks about the immigration program. the-span's coverage of solar eclipse on monday starts at 7:00 eastern with the washington journal, live at nasa's goddard space center in maryland. a nasa research space scientist and jim garman, the chief scientist at goddard will be our guests. at noon eastern, we join nasa tv as they provide live views of the solar eclipse. reaction of the solar eclipse over the continental united states. one, all-day coverage monday, starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. we will take a look at preparations for the first solar eclipse over the u.s. in 100 years plus programs on the nasa budget, mars exploration and more. gaining at noon eastern on c-span. this morning, reuters health yasmin talks about the congressional budget office premiums will be raised by 20%. and a discussion on race relations in the u.s. with robert woodson and bernard anderson. always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning. today is sat

. >>> here's your cnbc news update house minority whip steny hoyer senz republicans and democrats arew about that on new sanctions imposed on iran he and house majority leader kevin mccarthy are touring israel with 53 house freshmen members. >> 235 or 236 republicans voted with 193 or 192 democrats to expand the sanctions against iran for missiles, for human rights abuses and for supporting terrorism. so i would say to you that parties are pretty united, not pretty united, very united >> kenyans lining up to vote in the country's presidential election pushed through a gate en masse at a polling station when it opened early this morning. some people got hurt some fainted following that stampede >>> mcdonald's says they will double the number of its restaurants in china in thenex five years surpassing japan as the company's second biggest market outside the united states. it hopes to grow sales in china by double digits in each of the next five years. that's our cnbc news update for this hour. back to "squawk alley. sarah? >> contessa, thank you >>> and with that, we'll send it out to c

i am a staffer for steny hoyer as well as -- i have too many jobs right now. i appreciate your and to because i'm president. and there are fish going through the campus. it's very weird. my question this morning, nikki haley on today show was supporting the president stands on pulling out of the 21 agreement in the development there would benefit u.s. businesses. but she said that just because we're pulling out of the agreement does not mean we don't believe in climate change. i was wondering if you had an opinion on whether or not we can still develop sustainably in the way that it goes with the agreements involve and the rest of the countries as we essentially would well keeping the american people business interests in mind. >> yes or no. it's a complicated question with a complicated answer. as we said, we can continue to move forward, but we will not be moving forward in the global leadership role that we would have if we stayed in paris. as a businessperson, i think the metric about whether we stay in something like the paris agreement, whether it's good

i am a staffer for the democratic for steny hoyer zealous program assistant. i have too many jobs here right now. also my mom wanted to thank you -- [inaudible] >> think your mother for me. i appreciated your internet note because i'm president -- in order to get my club it rains just a little bit walking through campus and there's fish going to the campus. it's very weird. this morning coming to key healing on the today show was supporting the president stands on the 21 agreement in the development there would that u.s. businesses. but she said that just because we are pulling out of this agreement does not mean we do not believe in climate change. i was wondering if you have an opinion on whether or not we can still develop sustainably in the way it goes with the agreement while leading the rest of the countries that we essentially would while keeping the american people and interests. >> snl. that's a complicated question with a complicated answer. as we said, we can continue to move forward, but we are not going to move forward in the global leadership rol

i stopper for the democratic whip steny were as those a program assistant so i too many jobs representinghere right now. also my mom wants to thank you for volvo. >> thank you mother for me. >> appreciated. i appreciate your anecdote speaking of norfolk because i'm president of the site at old dominion university and in order to get my club sometimes if it rains walking through campus and there are fish going to the campus. so very weird. my question this morning nikki haley on the today show was supporting president trump's stance on pulling out of the cop21 agreement. and the development there wouldn't benefit u.s. businesses, but she said just because we are pulling out of this agreement doesn't mean we do not believe in climate change. i was wondering if you had an opinion on whether or not we can still develop sustainably in the way that goes with the agreements and, while leaving the rest of the countries as we essentially would while keeping the american people, businesses interest in mind. thank you. >> yes, and no. it's a couple get a question and it's accompanied answer. as we s

for example senator chuck schumer saying this he blasted those words as reckless rhetoric while stenying behavior we would expect from kim jong un, not the president of the united states. talking about speaking with one voice. but the democrats' approach work any better? here to weigh in is former cia officer and lifelong democrat brian dean wright. brian, where do you stand on this? >> the rhetoric is, boy, to try to defend d.c. democrats this morning is tough. brian: i would think so. >> here's the bottom line when mattis who by the way was confirmed 98 to 1. again, lots of democrats know he is a good man and support him. when he comes out and says look, north korea, you keep this up, we will take out your regime and lots of people are going to die, this tells you this is a nonpartisan issue. the country needs to be united. i understand our international affairs operates around the idea of speak soft and carry a big stick. we will see what we can do differently. brian: your politics is -- this morning at 8:00 in the morning, the north korean not free press came out with a statement