mr. president. davidas it like when your mother walked in the oval office for the first time and you are president of the united states? mr. clinton: she started laughing out loud. [laughter] mr. clinton: it was so ridiculous that it could ever happen. ♪ ♪ david: both of you ran for congress and both lost. so you have that in common. but after you lost the first time, you were trying to beat an incumbent congressman and you lost. did you say, i am out of politics? what made you say -- mr. clinton: no. i got a break, in a way. i think about in the house, the democrats did well in 1974 because president nixon resigned. but i ran against a congressman who was one of his father's best friends. he had an 85% approval rating, and 99% name recognition. mr. bush: that is called suicide. [laughter] mr. clinton: i was zero and he beat me 51-48. by about three points. it was one of the best things that ever happened to me. we wound up being friends too. but this district we ran in had the highest amount of gasoline

mr. david? good afternoon. i'm here to talk about, i'm pretty sure i brought up a handful of times in the past, it's starting to have effect in our mayor's race. so this is the inconsistent reporting of the rina numbers by the planning department as to the state of california. so as you can clearly see on this sheet that is provided the planning department, it shows that our above moderate rina number, we're at 217%, that means that we're planning to build a . the other thing is rhna numbers are supposed to be the minimums not maximums. we're just reaching the minimum. i want to point that out. the san francisco planning department says that we're at 217%. i want to remind you the numbers are done by the state of california, they're not done by the planning department. here's the state of california rhna number. above moderate number is 109%. not 217. 109%. not 217. i'm sorry? that was the wrong page. here we go. everyone see that? that is 109%, not 217. that was for the years between 2007-2014. now the other r

david and jacob are children whose lives are at stake. but there are millions more like them in oregon and across the country. mr. speaker, david and jacob deserve better. all of our nation's children deserve better. it's that simple. we must not let them down. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. arrington, for five minutes. mr. arrington: mr. speaker, on friday, thousands of people from all across america will come to washington to march in support of the dignity and equal protection of every god-given human life in this great land. it is in that spirit that i rise to join my colleagues in supporting h.r. 4712, the born alive abortion survivors protection act. this bill ensures that if a baby survives a failed abortion, that baby must be given the same medical care as the baby born under any circumstances. in a moral society, the strong have a responsibility to protect the weak. it is a stain on the moral fabric of our nation that some lives are deemed less worthy than others with respect to protection. america is

the european union dave ricks at six two mr david davies said to me recently that his job in brussels is made even more difficult if every time he makes a small advance that he's probably out of mind by the b.b.c. get your act in order because you do a duty of impartiality. that's. laura smith now joining us laura good to see you what are these allegations of b.b.c. bias actually based on. well there have actually been two reports just in the last week looking into how the b.b.c. is representing brax its supporters in some of its programming programming today's release this morning is from the institute for economic affairs and it has analyzed two of the b.b.c.'s key panel politics shows to question time and any questions over the period of the last eighteen months and it found that out of six hundred panelists during that time sixty eight percent of them supported remain and just thirty two percent were in favor of bricks it an interesting lee not only that but even if you recategorized the people who previously supported remain but are now implementing breck's it from within governm

fault of their own other than happening to be in a particular premises at a particular time. >> mr. david simpson? >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister will be aware that northern ireland has not had a government now for over a year. >> decisions need to be taken to protect our house service, education and local communities. does the prime minister agree that in the absence of a government be informed it is imperative that her government takes the decision to appoint ministers as soon as possible so that a budget can be put forward to deal with this urgent problem? >> we are committed to re-establishing fully functioning, inclusive and involved administration that works for everyone in northern ireland. i don't underestimate the challenges that remain involved here and we do believe that an agreement can be reached and i would say it's imperative therefore, that the parties re-engage in intensive discussions aimed at resolving the outstanding issue so that the assembly can meet and an executive can be formeded. we do recognize, however, that we have a responsibility to ensure goo

a little bit right but certainly not completely so to the alt-right. >> host: we will hear from mr. davidnd we appreciate you calling in and watching. >> guest: i am with gordon, i am the angry central or radical moderate. that is what i feel. why didn't mrs. clinton win? i would say, beginning of the answer is that she did not, obvious, she was not able to present a program of where she would take the country that was compelling enough to overcome the obvious weaknesses that donald trump as an alternative. she could not do that. she had a lot of negatives to begin with. a lot of people did not like hillary clinton. she never was able to build sufficiently to give people confidence that she would be a good leader for our country. give enough people that confidence. i will just say one more thing. i think the strategy that the clinton campaign adopted was to basically let donald trump demonstrate through his statements, through his behavior that he was unsuitable to be president. he did not temperamentally have the right qualities to be a good leader for our country. and they thought that

david yancey. ms. mcallister: and the second name for the other candidate, shelly simonds. mr. alcorn: i therefore move that pursuant to virginia code section 24.2-674, that david yancey is that newly elected delegate from house district 94. is there a second? >> second. mr. alcorn: there is a second. all in favor say aye. the motion passes. will you please distribute the certificate for signature? ms. mcallister: who has the blue pen? thank you, ma'am. we have legal counsel from the attorney general's office. he provides us with a blue pen so that we know we have all signed. mr. alcorn: thank you. madam vice chair, and madam secretary, i believe you would like to say a couple words. ms. wheeler: a couple of words. today we have witnessed an unprecedented event in the history of the commonwealth of virginia. we pulled a name out of a bowl to name a delegate which was last done in 1971 in a tie vote. however, this particular draw also will determine the speaker of the house, the number of people on committees. this has never been done before for the longest-running, oldest legisl

. >> so in a small north dakota church, joan taft became mrs. david shannon. >> i thought he found somebody that was good for him. he was obviously happy. >> and she, what was your impression of her? >> she just seemed very nice, very sweet, very attentive to him, very much in love. >> they complemented each other, is what they did. >> it sounds almost as if you're talking about joan, as if she was one of your children. >> she was almost like a daughter to me, yes. >> as for joan's two young daughters, daisy and elizabeth, david wanted them to be part of his new family. >> because he loved me, he loved them. >> and so he did. david shannon became both a husband and a father. >> they were all having a good time being a normal family, you know. everybody getting along, fighting, as you do. he loved them, definitely. >> soon the shannons became six, with the birth of their two boys. and in 2000, david took the family south to fayetteville, when he was transferred to ft. bragg. >> david loved the military. he loved being the soldier. you talk about somebo

ryan reynolds is back with a new director mr. david leach.ack in 2017. now the trailer you're seeing here from the first movie. not a ton of footage has been released yet for the sequel which hits theaters on ju june 1st. i cannot wait to see this movie the first movie grossed over $780 million on a worldwide, very very small budget for a super hero type of movie. the script for the first film was absolutely brilliant. both writers paul and rhett reece are back for the sequel i think so excited to see them marking that ryan reynolds does with the sequel. >>> next is black panther. this trailer is insane. i love the music, and the film maker ryan kle also directed fruit veil station as well as creed. he's one of the most exciting film makers working today. we saw black panther's introduction in the captain america civil war chadwick boseman will continue the role here in the stand a lone film and joined by an amazing cast. including michael j. jordan. dan and lupita and black panther hits theaters on februa february 16th. >>> just a few months

. >> so in a small north dakota church, joan taft became mrs. david shannon. >> i thought he found somebody that was good for him. he was obviously happy. >> and she, what was your impression of her? >> she just seemed very nice, very sweet, very attentive to him, very much in love. >> they complemented each other, is what they did. >> it sounds almost as if you're talking about joan if she was one of your children. >> she was almost like a daughter to me, yes. >> as for joan's two young daughters, daisy and elizabeth, david wanted them to be part of his new family. >> because he loved me, he loved them. >> and so he did. david shannon became both a husband and a father. >> they were all having a good time being a normal family, you know. everybody getting along, fighting, as you do. he loved them, definitely. >> soon the shannons became six, with the birth of their two boys. and in 2000, david took the family south to fayetteville, when he was transferred to ft. bragg. >> david loved the military. he loved being the soldier. you talk about somebody h

ryan reynolds is back with a new director mr. david leach.ts theaters on june 1st. i cannot wait to see this movie. the first movie grossed over $780 million on a worldwide, on a very, very small budget for a superhero type of movie. the script for the first film was absolutely brilliant. both writers paul wernik rhett reese is back. next, is black panther. this trailer is insane. i loved the music and the filmmaker ryan kugler. kugler also directed the brilliant film fruitvale station as well as creed. he's one of the most exciting film makers working today. we saw black panther's introduction in the captain america civil war. chadwick boseman will continue the role and will be joined by an amazing cast including michael b. nyong'o. black panther hits theater february 16th. just a few months later, we're going to get avengers infiniti war. i cannot wait until may fourth. this movie looks insane and brings back the brothers who directed two of my favorite films in the mcu, captain america civil war and winter soldier both brilliant captain am

along with former trump campaign strategist mr. david urban. what a mess.'s talk about what is going on here. david, i start with you. the first guest was nancy pelosi. she says this is nothing more than a cover up that crosses all the lines of decent si and responsibility. for intelligence. that you gois don't want to talk about what matters. you're afraid of the russia investigation. and concocted this as a cover. your take? >> i would expect nothing less from the minority loerd. it's unfortunate that she would take such a position. look, i think the white house is made their position cloer on this. they're for full transparency and believe they want to see everything put on the table. all card on the table. >> this isn't even close to everything sfwl. >> i know. i take exception. not the entire fbi is under scrutiny here. there are a few individuals. >> what do you think people will think when they read the memo? >> i don't know. i'm not privy to what's in it. take note let's not throw the baby out in the bath water. the men and women of the fbi are patr

next is my pleasure to introduce canada's ambassador to the united states, mr. davidacnaughton whose expense includes work at the federal and provincial levels pick as an advisor to the minister the department of transport, industry and foreign affairs, he was a principal secretary to the the premier of ontario from 2003-2005 2003-2005 and chairman of strategy corp. for 2005 until his appointment. ambassador, thank you for not only being here this morning but for hosting the mayors the other eating. it's a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you very much, and it is a pleasure for me to be here and i really enjoyed last night i was particularly please not only do have some of the canadian mayors, don iveson and some of his colleagues, some is from across canada that i was also struck by the number of u.s. mayors who came up to me and said we are so pleased, we just, , which is able to create 300 jobs because canadian company invested in our city. we have a great relationship with canada. we trade actively. and i think the stories around how successful the relationship

david: another loser, mr. mccabe, suddenly removed, fbi second-in-command, andrew mccabe is apparently leaving the bureau. the news coming a day before president trump set to deliver his first state of the union address tomorrow night. our own blake burman live at the white house with the latest. blake, do we have any confirmation yet from the fbi? reporter: a source tells fox, the number two at the fbi, andrew mccabe, was essentially removed from his post there. when you add up all the accrued time mccabe had, keep in mind he was set to retire in march anyway, when you add up all the time this was essentially the very first day he could leave the bureau to receive full pension benefits and that is exactly what happened. the president has been very critical publicly of mccabe. just last month sending out two tweets in his direction questioning mccabe's intentions. but at the press briefing earlier the press secretary sarah sanders said the president had no role in mccabe's removal. in fact many were surprised

mr. president, we are excited to be here. we are ready to get to work. paul ryan: thank you for inviting us here to cap david, mr. president. i am pleased with the fact we had a extremely productive conversation with the president and his team yesterday about how we go forward in 2018. we have big things to do with the american people. we are excited to work on that. both the president and we are set with historic achievements in 2018 we went to believe oh get our economy growing faster. what we want to work on in into an 18 is making sure that everyone enjoys the economic growth that is to come. we hope that 2018 will be the year of cooperation in thewe hay who need to get out of poverty and into the workforce, so we want to focus that we can close and opportunity gap, so everyone can get the kind of life and career they can get in this country and tap the potential. we had issues like infrastructure to attend to, we want to make sure our military and secretary mattis have the tools and resources that they need to keep us safe, and we have a bold agenda for 2018. we think it is one that will appeal to everyone between , de

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the committee welcomes mr. david norquist comptroller as our witness today. the topic is the audit of the department of defense, which by law begins this fiscal year. and i would just say it's not by accident that the committee will start our year on this topic. requiring that the department conduct an audit has been a bipartisan priority of this committee for some time. the chief financial office of 1990 required all federal departments conducted annual financial audit and partly out of frustration with a lack of progress toward that end that the department of defense. the 2010 required the financial statements of the department be ready for audit by september 30, 2017. this committee's panel on defense financial management and reform put close scrutiny on the department's efforts and issued a number of recommendations that have been enabled us to arrive at this point. the 2014 required a full audit be conducted of the department's fy 18 financial statements. the results of which are to be delivered next year. you want to commend the chairman for his experti

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the committee welcomes mr. david norquist, undersecretary of defense and comptroller as our witness today. the topic is the audit of the department of defense which by law begins this fiscal year. i would say it's not by accident the committee would start our year on this topic. requiring the department conduct an audit has been a bipartisan requirement of this committee for some time. from 1990 it required all federal departments conduct a financial audit and partly with frustration of the lack of that in 2010 they required the audits be ready by 2017. they put close scrutiny on the department's efforts and issued a number of recommendations to allow us to arrive at this point. the 2014 required an audit be required of the department's fy 18 financial statements the results of list are to be delivered next year. i want to commend chairman conaway for his expertise and persistence on this issue as well as mr. courtney also a member of the audit panel several years ago. they will both be glad to know we have had addit

david: these are shelf stable for three weeks. we made it out of frozen dough. lisa: that's not my cookie. it's not mr. cory's cookie. the original cookie only has 24- to 48-hour shelf life. lisa: i can't sit there and say, "okay. i'm gonna compromise and put garbage all in my cookies because i want to make the retailer happy." lemonis: so you guys have the retail rights, and she can sell online until the cows come home? david: okay. lemonis: do you disagree with that? david: i don't know. lemonis: what do you mean you don't know? you did the deal. lemonis: everything else was supposed to be through clever cookie. lemonis: the last time i met with dave, i mentioned, "okay. you have retail. we're gonna do online." he never once said, "no. no. no. you can't do that." so that would include... david: amazon. lemonis: jet. david: qvc. lemonis: so where does it say that? david: i wasn't prepared to... lemonis: but it's not prepared, dave. it's in the agreement or it's not. i'm now learning that dave believes that he has the rights to any sort of distribution. what i was understanding is that we were just restricted on the

mr. speaker: next, from the southeast, these welcome drew david. [applause] drew: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to very quickly dedicate this speech to the pride team who has been selected to host the u.k. pride next year. [applause] drew: mr. speaker, when i was asked about the anniversary of homosexuality meant to me, my answer was not enough. 50 years is not enough. gaylaw telling is ok to be is not enough. heard ofnever have laramie, wyoming. a small town with a population of 30,000 on interstate 80 and u.s. route 280 seven, but i did. 19 years ago, a young man called matthew shepard was taken to the wilderness and be into death -- beaten to death because he was gay. six country still use the death penalty for homosexuality. i have never felt anything but pride while walking through the streets holding microphones hand. true for mynot friends who identify as lgbtq plus. this anniversary is something that must be celebrated. it is a huge step forward, that we can never loose site that we have not come far enough. thank you. [applause] mr. speaker: that was heartfelt and

mr. president. david: great advertising for michael wolff. >>> a scandal at intel. chip flaw is causing major trouble for the ceo and throws his reputation into question. that story coming next. ♪ dad promised he would teach me how to surf on our trip. when you book a flight then add a hotel you can save. 3 waves later, i think it was the other way around... ♪ everything you need to go. expedia. melissa: intel closed lower today after the company confirmed significant security vulnerabilities in some of its chips. now the ceo is under fire. it's a big story. deirdre bolton has more on this one, deirdre? >> thanks, melissa. one of the world's biggest chip-makers intel has this vulnerability in its processer chip. this is in everything we use, modern pc's, laptops, servers, you name it. these chip vulnerabilities make it easier for hackers to steal passwords and other data. this is affecting intel and other companies which they do manufacturing, a md&a rm. intel is rapidly issuing up dates and software patches. bid end of next week and it will issued updates more than

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correspondent for the christian broadcasting network and host of cbn's faith nation on wednesday at 12:30 mr. davidat to see y'all. ainsley: even if the president gives this perfect, wonderful speech, can we expect mainstream media and the democrats to go negative? >> yeah. i think that's a pretty safe bet at this point for sure. look, i think how many times are we going to hear 401(k) that your 401(k) is going up. i don't think that's happening. waiting for the russia that only "the big bang theory" cast can figure out. you know all of the graphics are going to be there. they are going to talk about the sky is falling. there is a cloud over this president. steve: mainstream media. >> mainstream media for sure. you know it's become so predictable at this point for sure. brian: here's the thing. the numbers don't lie the coverage of the president's first year in office, mostly negative. 62%, 33 percent said didn't see it as neither. and then most of it only 5% as positive. but looking at the president tonight, i think what people like to do is take his good points and knock them down. for example, i

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mr. trump: thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [applause] david listening to the q&a session at the world economic forum. i want to bring in this eco-data. it was somewhat disappointing gdp growth, 2.6% and they were due tong 3%, apparently inventory depletion and some trade numbers. .arty schenker is here tell us what your reaction is. i must say watching him, i got some sense of why he was so successful as a salesman, someone who put together a deal. he was selling. he is a cheerleader. marty: he sold america first as america for everyone, and he did a very good job of speaking to his audience. he must appeared to be a globalist in some ways -- almost appeared to be a globalist in some ways. and the q&a he had the opportunity to go off script and he did not do that in a many -- a major way. his characterization of the press is a little suspect, but he performed well. alix: he did stick to script, which is helpful. that was unusual for him, and he was much more subdued, very presidential, and he ended positively. marty: i think the people there a

mr. michael r. barton, david a. wong, dana denise faulkner, mr. j.b. rumbug, and mr. james semiera. on behalf of supervisor yee and in addition to supervisor tang and mr. della cruz, and for donna lindh murphy and motion made on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the 43rd mayor of san francisco, honorable mayor edwin lee. >> councillor breed: thank you, colleagues this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business. >> councillor breed: colleagues, we're adjourned. happy holidays. and we'll see you next year. >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so there were a lot of people that came to the table t

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mr. david slaten is the administrative director of the texas courts, been in that position since 2012. in this role mr. slaten is responsible for directing the operations of the office of court administration and serves as the director of judicial council. an organization tasked with overseeing the texas courts methods and improvement. he was formerly secretary on the board of directors of the texas association for drug court professionals. he has worked in the texas judicial branch in various roles since '98. mr. halbrook is a senior fellow. he has also taught legal and political philosophy at howard university and tuskegee institute. mr. halbrook has argued cases before the supreme court, author of several books on second amendment and gun control. one of those books is titled the founders second amendment, origins of the right to bear arms. and other one that every man be armed, the evolution of constitutional rights. his writings have appeared in several legal journals. chief jay thomas eng

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david: has he responded? do we know? through mrs.aying he was disgusted by the comment that they were untrue and all that. what we have heard also is some comments he has made about how mr. bannon didn't help the cause in alabama. bannon basically backed the -- and president trump basically lost the candidate in alabama and donald trump, jr.'s comments sweet mr. bannon about that election. david: kind of makes you want to buy the book, doesn't it? jodi: ian: i think that was the intent. david: coming up, we are looking at surging prices, may be in for a shellshocked. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." controleizing of embryo. -- air. they can offer defense businesses without compromising. is now --ethere rose.r net loss for the. , the charge comes from earning sales over taxation and adjustment to deferred tax -- earnings will be below the 5.8 to 5.9, a share there. high, whatever you want to call it. have more thanks doubled. government says it would allow exports of medicinal weed. friendly rose about 12

. >> woodruff: on saturday, at camp david, mr.mp denounced the book "fire and fury: inside the trump white house," and pointed to supporters doing the same. >> they know the author and they know he's a fraud. >> woodruff: the author is michael wolff. he depicts a white house beset by chaos, staffed by people who question the president's fitness to serve. economic adviser gary cohn is quoted as saying in an e-mail that the president is "an idiot surrounded by clowns" who "won't read anything" and "gets up halfway through meetings with world leaders because he is bored." wolff writes that "for national security adviser h.r. mcmaster, he was a dope." the book also quotes treasury secretary steven mnuchin and former chief of staff reince priebus calling mr. trump an "idiot." on saturday, mr. trump hit back on twitter, calling himself "a very stable genius." he followed up at the camp david news conference. >> i had a situation where i was a very excellent student. came out and made billions and billions of dollars. became one of the t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ david: mrs.erg markets: balance of power." -- this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." shery: never bloomberg first word news. we turn to mark crumpton. the: the airspace over mar-a-lago estate was violated on new year's eve while the president was at the residence. two f-16 fighter jets were patrolling the area when the intercepted the private plane and escorted into an airport. the pilot told officials he was unaware of the flight restrictions. the united nations security council gets its new members today. coast,ial guinea, ivory the netherlands, peru, and poland were installed on the 15 member council. the u.s., china, france, you and the u.k. are permanent members while other countries rotate on two-year terms. hackers in north korea are hijacking computers to mine cryptocurrencies. that is according to an analyst at the south korean government. kim jong-un's regime is height -- widening its hunt for cash because of tougher financial restrictions. it would be a nice way to kick up the

mr. michael r. barton, david a. wong, dana denise faulkner, mr. j.b. rumbug, and mr. james semiera. on behalf of supervisor yee and in addition to supervisor tang and mr. della cruz, and for donna lindh murphy and motion made on behalf of the entire board of supervisors for the 43rd mayor of san francisco, honorable mayor edwin lee. >> councillor breed: thank you, colleagues this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business. >> councillor breed: colleagues, we're adjourned. happy holidays. and we'll see you next year. >> thank you, good afternoon, everyone, this meeting will come to order, welcome to the december 11th, 2017 special meeting of the rules committee. my name is supervisor chair of the committee and to my left is rule committee members norman ye e our clerk today is john carole. and i'd like to thank jesse larson and nona mallconian for staff north meeting. do you have any announcements. >> silence cellphones and electronic devices and copys of documented should be submitted to the clerk and