joining me, jackie speer of california. she's a member of theouse commi. congresswoman, thanks for joining us. you heard sam nunberg say here on cnn that president trump was right that this is a witch-hunt. what are the consequences of sam nunberg's defying the special counsel, robert mueller? >> i think he's preparing himself to go to jail. i don't think he appreciates the seriousness of this subpoena, and i think that he is basically putting special counsel mueller in the position of having to act because if he basically can snub his nose at the special counsel, then others will find it convenient to do so. you cannot evade a subpoena. >> a fair point. nunberg also says president trump actually knew about that very controversial june 2016 trump tower meeting with russians. listen to this. >> he talked about it the week before and i don't know why he did this. all he had to say was yeah, we met with the russians. the russians offered us something and we thought they had something and that was it. i don't know why he went around trying to hide. he shouldn'

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what it is an visitation to check out speer rat wal life tone gauge everyone addition spiritual life to engage everyone -- high of to engage everyone in a spirit wal. are you prepared for end of life. >> does your -- do your loved once know what your wishes are? the other is wonder. shouldn't be it -- it be easy and ready to talk about. >> the city is proud to be partnership with reimagined end of life and part of our work -- my work with the paltive care -- palliative care work, the city wanted to include #6r person who lives in the city regardless of income status, regardless of culture, let's everyone come and talk because we all know we will reach our end and what do we want it to look like. >> i should say i'm a bart of the palliative care work group with the city and county of the aging people of san francisco. this is a city and county specific project. and i'm wondering if you can talk a little bit where else this is happening and how it has come to san francisco so people know it's not just a sitting county have san francisco, it is something that is part of a larger vision

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. >> going to representative jackie speer. >>> thank you to the two cochairs i am thrilled that we are doing this in a bipartisan fashion. it speaks volumes to the american women everywhere. i will be brief, but i want to thank all of the witnesses who are here. a number of you have endured incredible abuse and as i read all of your testimony last night, much of it was deeply troubling, some of it was absolutely disgusting. the service sector is everywhere and leaves many employees isolated creating hunting grounds for predators. the experiences reads like something out of a bad movie. restaurant servers dodging physical assaults because they are dependent on tips. flight attendants being called to a passenger's seat only to find them exposed under a blanket. nearly 50% of all housekeepers surveyed said they had been flashed by a guest and nearly 60% of hotel workers said they had been sexually harassed. .. >> two join the commissioner and 2010. serving as the cochair of the select task force of harassment in the workplace. thank you and patricia is that attorney from toledo ohio forme

you know agriculture and agricultural commodity products is always the tip of a speer in any type of retaliatory. i'm hoping the mitigations that secretary ross were talking about, the president's talked about can mollify those and not move into an escalated trade war where agriculture would be damaged. senator lee: thank you, mr. chairman. i see my time has expired. chairman thune: thank you, senator lee. i have next up senator tester. senator tester: thank you, mr. chairman. i apologize for not being here for the entire hearing. i apologize if i ask something that's already been asked. i would just in reference to secretary perdue -- and by the way, thank you all for being here. secretary perdue's comment on retaliatory action based off senator lee's question. i would tell you every ag group in the state of montana without exception is unbelievably concerned about retaliatory action. you are right, secretary perdue, when retaliatory comes it's focused on ag products and it's not a hit family farmers can take right now. my question, though, is about infrastructure. and it deals with

look to the future, our primary responsibility here s to defend liberty and as congressman takano and speer and so many others who came down here this evening, congressman levin talked about, i feel privileged to work with my colleagues in defending liberty and making sure we have the strongest defense in the world and trying to help those countries that are now being invaded by the russian federation whose citizens simply want to be free and to have a decent life. remaining d whatever time i have. you have the next hour? all right. very good. congressman soto and i, congressman soto and i have worked so much on issues of concern to florida and puerto rico and obviously trying to fix the bad gerrymandering that happened around the country, i wanted to acknowledge his presence here this evening and thank all my beloved colleagues for this great honor and to thank my family , my brother steven, who is doing extremely well after a very serious illness and coming back to us and it means so very much to me. i'm hoping he's listen tonight. and in memory of all my family members, my godchildren, s