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largest champions are liberal democrats like senator tammy baldwin or conservative republican bike marsha blackburn. it's not about whether you are republican or democrat. charlie about where you are from and the problem you're trying to solve. if congress could address that that would be outstanding. >> host: map palka with the american association -- american cable association. thank you. >> guest: thank you. next to hear from stephen halbrook and author and edwards attorney who has successfully argued three gun law pieces before the supreme court. talks about the 2nd amendment and gun laws at the long island federalist society in april. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> can i have everyone's attention? for those of you who are here fohe

where we are right now and changing the direction of our country, idea friend, marshall but -- marsha blackburnke, admit -- and once you make a great one? [applause] marsha was right there with me and we let a lot of efforts to expose what was happening at planned parenthood. she helped get the facts out and alert the nation to what had really gone on and how it uncovered and exposed people and really shocked so many people that this is something going on in our country and it has to be stopped. because of marcia went and exposed this on her campaign, she was actually banned from twitter. go back just a few months ago when marcia put an ad up on twitter that just exposed the truth about planned parenthood, twitter took the ad down. they banned her. there is nothing better to alert the country to just what is going on, if you think there is a culture in this country and the fact that the left and organizations like twitter and facebook worked literally trying to suppress conservative speech. ofple are seeing it because social media p you did not hear on the mainstream media. there are so many wa

old on, but the ent also has a lot of great picks like marsha blackburn in tennessee.re really the future of the party when you talk about who we look to beyond president trump. they're couple of the superstars. i don't know mr. stewart well. he has to up his game if he's going to be a serious candidate in the fall. you talk about kind of the present and future for the party is president trump. he's supporting a lot of winners out there. >> ana navarro, the president tweets -- >> oh, honey. can i ll you something? >> he tweets corey is the guy. >> jason miller doesn't have to own corey stewart. because sweetheart, you just did. for the last two segments. that is the most entertaining 15 minutes i have watched on tv in a long, long time. forget the raccoon cam, the nel. just give me chris cuomo owning white nationalists. >> thank you very much. keep making your point. >> look, it was truth serum. it was -- i mean, this guy was some sort of just crazy, right? bringing up your deceased father, telling you you're far left. then when he can't answer, he starts cackling and

champions are liberal democrats like senator tammy baldwin are conservative republicans like chair marsha blackburn. it's not about whether you're a republican or democrat. it's about where you're from and what your guide to solve them what's the problem you're trying to solve. if congress could address at that be outstanding. >> drew peterson, matt polka, gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you. >> c-span, where history unfold daily. in 1979 c-span was greater 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 in public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span it brought you by your cable or satellite provider. >> later this morning a a discussion on the development of military technology and its impact on u.s. national security our live coverage of the discussion begins at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> a former educator, i really believe that education is most important factor facing south dakota. we have in dead last in teacher pay for many years do we have finally

i think let's be hopeful that he comes to the negotiating table. >> marsha blackburn. thank you for your me today. ce to see you back in w york city. >> good to be herethanks. >> sandra: fonews alert on a potential serial killer in arizona. authorities on the hunt for the gunman behind the killing of four people in that state, among the dead high profile forensic psychiatrist stephen pitt who helps investigate the 1996 murder ofjonbenet rams his death is connected to two para legals and a fourth victim. what is the timeline here? >> all happening in a short space of time. first we go back to thursday. the first shooting victim was steven pitt, the well-known forensic psychiatrist you mentioned had worked on the jonbenet ramsey case in colorado and worked on a phoenix serial killer case in 2006. witnses reported hearing a loud ment, then gunfire outside pitt's office near scottsdale. the very next day, two parallels, ver arp and laura anderson were shot dead at a firm dealing with divorce and family law. those three murders are related, although they won't say how. then

congressman marsha blackburn is here to give us her thoughts next. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. >> the children can be taken care of quickly, beautifully, and immediately. the democrats forced that law upon our nation. i hate it. i hate to see separation of parents and children. the democrats can come to us as they actually are, in all fairness, we are talking to them, and they can change the whole border security. we need a wall, we need border security, we've got to get rid of catch-and-release. you catch a criminal, take his name and release him and he never shows up again. he goes into our society and we end up getting them in a different way, oftentimes after he's killed somebody. we've got to change our laws. >> bill: that news from 30 minutes ago, to our viewers at home if you're just joining us. we saw a remarkable 51 minutes when the president came out, spent 30 minutes with steve doocy a

lot to pray for and also to be thankful looking now at changing the direction of our country marsha blackburnt spoke what did she make a great senator for the great state of tennessee? [applause] we fought a lot of battles together chairs at the republican study committee she was right there with me to expose planned parenthood she chaired the committee to get the facts out and alert the nation to what had really gone on and how to uncover and expose people that shocked so many this is going on in our country that has got to be stopped. because marsha went and expose this during her campaign she was banned from twitter. just a few months ago when marsha put up the ad on twitter that just expose the truth about planned parenthood twitter took the ad down so to alert the country what is going on so the fact that the left or even people in organizations like twitter or facebook were literally trying to suppress conservative speech people see that now because of social media on the mainstream media but because there are so many different ways to get the message out it has allowed conservative voi

she is definitely going to win and marsha blackburn in tennessee.rienne it's going to be a great year for women. not just a great year for liberal women. it's going to be a great year for women across the board and i think republicans are excited about that, too. >> dana: let me ask you one last question. i will give you a chance each. paul ryan announced that next week there is going to ves on two immigration bills. dealing with daca, the dreamers, a border security. and this is as mcclatchey is reporting that president trump is look to erect tent city to house unaccompanied children separated from their parents as they illegay.to cross t josh, i bring that up because i do think because that issue is getting a lot of attention, people feel very strongly about it and points on both sides. is that going to fuel a lot more interest in these immigration bills next week? >> well, i certainly hope. so and, y know, i think what speaker ryan is trying to do is get to an outcome here and what we see too much of last couple of years is particularly on the de

a woman named marsha blackburn, yeah. e 2000, incidentally she's running for a very important seat in the u.s. senate in my birth state of tennessee. she's no stranger to adversity. she went to college on a 4-h scholarship and worked her way through college selling books door-to-door with southwestern book company and i think that god was preparing her to go to washington, all the doors getting slammed in her face. but here is why she's my hero. marsha is 100% pro-life. not just the kind of congress woman that shows up to vote either, she's a fighter. she served on the front lines of the pro-life movement. she chaired the investigative panel on lives, and that's a fancy way to say that she, with her team on the committee, stopped planned parenthood for selling fetal body parts, she did it. [applaus [applause] >> and believe me, people didn't love her for it. there was nine criminal referrals that came out of that, out of that investigation and doj has those now. i look forward to seeing how that works out. she sponsored th

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steve scalise, the right decision, marsha blackburn.he left's open borders agenda and liberal activist judges. the white house responded supreme court upholds trump travel ban, wow. this coming in in the last hour. joining us by phone now is jonathan turley, law professor at george washington university. professor, we just heard from john roberts on the lawn of the white house saying we're still waiting to hear exactly from the white house what all this means and what the implications are and ultimately the outcome is from this. but first to you. what does this mean? >> well, first and foremost i think this decision is a shot across the bow for lower courts that they need to separate themselves a bit more from what can be rather incendiary comments from the president. we have a president who makes comments that many people object to, but the question for the supreme court is what you need to base a decision on when you declare a federal policy or law to be unconstitutional. from the very first travel ban decision i said i thought the su

if you look at where we are right now in changing the direction of our c dear friend marsha blackburn just spoke, and won't she make a great senator from the great state of tennessee? [applause] you know, marsha is one of those champions, we fought a lot of battles together. when i was chairman of the republican study committee she was right there with me when we led a lot of efforts to expose what was going on at mrand parenthood to get the facts out and how it was unc really i think shocked so many people that this is really something going on in our country and it's got to be stopped. do you know that because marsha went and exposed this during her campaign, she was actually banned from twitter. go back just a few months ago when marsha put an ad up on twitter that just exposed the truth about planned parenthood, twitter took the ad down. they banned her, said there's nothing better to alert the country to just what is going on, if you think there might be a cultural war in this country, the fact that the left and even people in organizations like twitter and facebook were literall

on may 30 for example in nashville for a positive marsha blackburn running for the seat that is beinged. june 20 in minnesota. today in las vegas, monday in columbia, south carolina for mcmaster. wednesday fargo and friday in milwaukee. we look at the map, what jumps out at you in the strategic way and places he is going? >> of course we know that nevada is going to be a tossup. that's why he's there today. that's what is going so heavily into nevada, it's a very vulnerable seat and as is north dakota p we know north dakota is going to be a concern for republicans.he's definitely going to these places where he knows he has a good base. what is surprising is that as we know nevada went for hillary clinton in the 2016 election so he knows he has a good base of people so he is going to these places where the seeds are vulnerable because you know his worst fear to lose the house and the senate into november. >> at the same time he say he expects a tie. but the democrats it will be a blue wave. >> harvey talk to the reports will be more supportive of their side but we are seeing a lot of p

marsha blackburn and fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. don't miss any of those. they spoke on the defensive once again this morning. this time after investigation by "the new york times" reveals the scope of data sharing deals with the social media giant struck with at least 60 device makers, including apple, amazon, microsoft over the last decade. according to the times come in the partnership allowed them to access user's personal data as well as information of their friends, even if they specifically walk facebook i'm sharing the information with third parties. defending data sharing is consistent with its privacy policies. officials are not aware of any abuse by these companies had kevin kelly, your take on this report. to be clear at the cambridge analytic a scandal in which they spoke was doing from 2007 past 24 at team, they weting app developers access the data of friends of friends. this is different. this is device makers. until this report by "the new york times," we had no idea they were up to this in such a broad scale. >> on

together with representative greg walden of oregon, chairman of our committee, and representative marsha blackburn of tennessee. as you have heard throughout today's floor debate, more than 115 people die every day from an opioid overdose. and in my hometown of new york city, someone dies every seven hours from an opioid overdose. the african-american community, in particular, is dying at an alarming rate from opioid abe. the overdose death rate among african-americaurban counties rose by 41% in 2016. mr. speaker, this is more than an epidemic. this is a full-blown crisis, and congress must act to protect our most vulnerable communities. to address this epidemic, i have introduced a bill that would support the centers for medicare and medicaid services' efforts to track quality care, especially in behavioral health related to the use of opioids. currently, state reporting on these measures is strictly voluntary. h.r. 5583 would make such reporting mandatory. doing so allows us to better collect data for research purposes. r. 5583 is one of 57 bills that the house energy and commerce committee has