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and is ina was reporting there the cia director john hassell is is will be back in washington on thursday to reveal more about what she learned in the investigation so. there's. the congress rather has been pushing back quite a bit on what president all trump wants to do so tell us more about what these congressmen are doing but what has happened is that members of congress of the house of representatives are introducing legislation that would halt certain deals with saudi arabia should president trump not provide them with the results of an investigation that shows that saudi arabia was not complicit now this is very similar to legislation that was introduced last week also in the house of representatives it is bipartisan there are a number of republican senators who've also signed on to it but basically congress is in recess at the moment and will be to lock to the midterm elections so there's little things tangible that can be done as a result of this legislation will have to wait for the return off to the midterm elections off all the representatives for this legislation to be discuss

absolutely regina hassels conversation won't be the only one the president will be listening to when those officials converge on the white house campus we believe this afternoon although we should note it's not of the official schedule there were also officials maybe not as high as the cia director but certainly high level officials and investigators just passion not just to turkey but also to saudi arabia we know they are in the process of coming back or of already just returned will be briefing the president then on next steps and well we have seen the president and his administration coming out with some punitive measures including the revoking of visas for twenty one officials the president has with his tough language at the same time still defended the relationship for the broader relationship that has been in place decades between the united states and saudi arabia saying that there are these shared strategic interests and i can tell you that new poll numbers show that that is not consistent with american public opinion in fact well the president is scoring a little bit higher

senator hassell? >> thank you, member chairman and members of the committee. good morning, panelists. thank you for being here. thank you for your energy and passion for educating our kids. i want to start off just by echoing echoing any federal dollars used to arm teachers. it goes against intent and we deny that any educational funding be used in this way. but today we are here to talk about the implementation of essa. this law has been lauded as opening the door to more flexibility for states to be innovative, something that my own state of new hampshire knows a great deal about. new hampshire's performance assessment of competency education, or what we call pace, executed through a federal waiver, helped pave the way to essa's administrative pilot, a pilot new hampshire has since applied to. students placed in pace replace standardized testing with competent assessments while giving those assessments to students just once in a grade span. we decide things we may have learned better. so we know that innovation is working, but we need the tools to know that