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senator lamar alexander and senator feinstein have been talking recently with the appropriation cycle getting up the energy water bill which touches on these issues. it has been a priority for them to get something going. that may take the turn of something interim storage space than storage at yucca mountain. there is some hope that the senate could do something. this current bill is likely going to have to go uphill to get past the senate. >> we have been speaking with jeremy dillon, who is energy and environmental reporter with cq roll call. you can follow them online and on twitter. thank you so much for the update. jeremy: thanks for having me. washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, former cia senior intelligence offer -- officer, alex bolin, talking about gina haskell's nomination for cia director. and a documenter -- documentary maker discuss the the now more's impact on the homefront as part of c-span's 1968 america m turmoil series. be sure to watch c-span "washington journal life sunday morning and join the d

we're also very grateful to be joined by senator lamar alexander. lamar? and senator bob corker. and finally the person we are all here tonight to support, the next united states senator from the great state of tennessee, a very, very early supporter of ours and a really wonderful woman. she loves your state. she loves your country. she's going to win. marsha black burn. blackburn. come up marsha, for a second. marsha. >> thank you so much, mr. president. we are absolutely thrilled that you are here, and i'm glad all of you are here. thank you for everything you've done to elect so many republicans and thank you for everything that you are doing for president donald trump. i've got to tell you, he has had an amazing 18 months. a supreme court justice, 40 federal judges, repealing record number of regulations, tax cuts, decreasing illegal immigration, standing up to china and north korea, defeating isis in syria. let me tell you, that is what you call getting the job done. and i'm going to tell you right now, tennessee needs a senator who is going to support president donald trump

lamar alexander.lled up the sleeves and she didn't find out until after the fact who they were. shannon: another job they could take. >> you never know who you're going to run into. >> reboot may work with some cars. >> thinking towards the future. thank you so much. the time is almost half past the top of the hour and the obama administration delivered billions of dollars to iran as part of the nuclear deal so where is the money? our next guest says it was a bad deal from day one in time for donald trump to fix it. >> i respect sen. warren as a senator, just take the dna test. >> the real-life pocahontas descendent who is challenging elizabeth warren. ♪ heather: rod rosenstein firing back against gop lawmakers who threatened articles of impeachment against him. >> people making threats privately and publicly against me for quite some time and they should understand by now the department of justice won't be extorted. we will do what is required by rule of law and any threats anybody makes are not goin

we're also very grateful to be joined by senator lamar alexander. lamar?oos] and finally the person we are all here tonight to support the next united states senator from the great state of tennessee, a very, very early supporter of ours, and a really wonderful woman. she loves your state. she loves your country. she's going to win. marsha blackburn. come on up marcia for a marsha. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, mr. president. we are absolutely thrilled that you are here. and i'm glad all of you are here. thank you for everything you've done to elect so many republicans. and thank you for everything that you are doing for president donald trump. [cheers and applause] aye got to tell you. he has had an amazing 18 months. the supreme court justice, 40 federal judges. repealing record number of regulations. [cheers and applause] tax cuts. [cheers] decreasing illegal immigration. [applause] standing up to china and north korea. [applause] defeating isis in syria. let me tell you, that is what you call getting the job done. [a

we are also very grateful to be joined by senator lamar alexander. lamar? and senator bob corker.pport, the next united states senator from the great state of tennessee, a very, very early supporter of hours, and a really wonderful woman, she loves your state. she loves your country. she's going to end. marsha blackburn, come up, marsha, for a second. [cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, mr. president. we are absolutely thrilled that you are here. and i'm glad all of you are here. thank you for everything you've done to a locked so many republicans and thank you for everything that you have been doing for president donald trump! [cheers and applause] i've got to tell you, he has had an amazing 18 months. the supreme court justice, 40 federal judges, repealing record number of regulations, tax cuts, decreasing illegalal immigratio, standing up to china and north korea! [cheers and applause] defeating isis in syria! let me tell you, that is what you call getting the job done. [cheers and applause] and i'm going to tell you right now, tennessee needs a senator who is going to

that is from lamar alexander. in urbana, illinois, hello to steve.hat do you think about what you heard from the president and what more the federal government can do? caller: one thing for older people, they get kind of confused about a lot how to go about getting cheaper drug prices. maybe they could make a national hotline where they could call in and they could send them in the right direction to be able to get lower drug prices. everybody has came up with a lot ,f good ideas, like the v.a. canhospital organizations negotiation their prices so medicare should be able to. so hard toot make it be able to get drugs from canada and other countries. one other thing i wanted to touch on, about the opiate crisis. that has kind of came around from old people to get their blood pressure medicine or to be able to afford medicine they really needed, they ended up selling their pain pills so they could get their other prescriptions filled because it cost them too much. you cannot go without your blood pressure medicine but you can go without a pain pill. now

lamar alexander and dianne feinstein have been talking with -- of appropriation cycle with the appropriation cycle, and it is a priority to them to get something going. that may take the turn of something more interim storage base, then interim storage at yucca mountain. do something,ld but this bill will likely have to go uphill to get past the senate. interviewer: we're speaking with lon, the energy and environment reporter with "cq roll call." announcer: congress returns tomorrow after a weeklong recess. talk about the approval process to store nuclear waste ntain, andou overturning a financial role part of the consumer financial protection bureau. the senate continues to debate on u.s. court of appeals nominations. watch the house live on c-span and the senate on his c-span2. >> this week on "the communicators," kevin mccarthy and minority leader talk about the congressional caps on seminar. we find ways like this have to find to come together in a positive way to make congress more open and more transparent. >> we have a lot of programs going into congressional offices and will transfor

senator lamar alexander and senator feinstein have been talking recently with the appropriation cycle getting up the energy water bill which touches on these issues. it has been a priority for them to get something going. that may take the turn of something interim storage space than storage at yucca mountain. there is some hope that the senate could do something. this current bill is likely going to have to go uphill to get past the senate. >> we have been speaking with jeremy dillon, who is energy and environmental reporter with cq roll call. you can follow them online and on twitter. thank you so much for the update. jeremy: thanks for having me. announcer: returns tomorrow from its week long recess. they talk about the approval process to store nuclear waste at yucca mountain in nevada. also, consumer financial protection bureau discussing the auto financing role. 15 the senate has approved of the president's nominees for court of appeals. watch the u.s. senate court of appeals nominations on c-span2. >> this week on the theunicators, talking about congressional hack upon seminar.

senator lamar alexander and senator feinstein have been talking recently with the appropriation cycle getting up the energy water bill which touches on these issues. it has been a priority for them to get something going. that may take the turn of something interim storage space than storage at yucca mountain. there is some hope that the senate could do something. this current bill is likely going to have to go uphill to get past the senate. >> we have been speaking with jeremy dillon, who is energy and environmental reporter with cq roll call. you can follow him online and on twitter. thank you so much for the update. jeremy: thanks for having me. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. , a discussion with dr. priscilla chan, wife of facebook ceo mark seller book,