friday morning, the heritage willation's stephen moore, discuss the trump administration's economic record and impact on the 2017 tax law. and senior congressional reporter eugene bolero will discuss prospects for a major infrastructure deal. willlarson of connecticut discuss his legislation to reform and expand social security. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal friday morning. join the discussion. >> coming up friday on the c-span networks, remarks by former georgia candidate for stacey abrams. she will be at the brookings institution to talk about race and political power. the wilson center hosts a conversation on the united states mexico canada agreement and mexico's trade policy. , directore the meyer of the white house office of science and technology, on the advancement of american science. at u.s.n two, a look relations with north and south korea and the potential outcome of the summit on improving stability. and a discussion on texas versus a's are, the pending lawsuit claiming the affordable aie care act individual mandate is unconstitutional. >> illinois is the land of

and the great depression focus americans mind stephen moore on american affairs and not on the affairs of the world. to americans it looked as though the great depression something that they needed to deal with on their own. franklin roosevelt's became president in 1933. 1933. by this time it was clear to everybody that the united states have the most powerful economy in the world, and if the world was going to get out of this almost global depression, the united states was going to have to play a key role in cooperation among nations. franklin roosevelt's said no, we're not going to do that. what franklin roosevelt's said to borrow from a slogan that would come into use some years later, he said america first. this is something that we need to do. we need to focus on what's going on in this country. america has trading partners, america's potential allies, allies from world war i, say this is a terrible thing. that roosevelt, the president, is making it impossible for the world to dig its way out of this depression. but roosevelt believed that it was necessary. he believed it was poli

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know we discussed this issue with social media lawyer your coin and stephen moore is the english democrats northwest. in fact it is the states that we have got to blame here think the state have left the internet exposed the state has left it for social media companies to go and regulate themselves and police themselves clearly don't has and or parents have for responsibility to make sure that their child complying with the education issues all that they're properly monitored count levy used to because people around them it's the nature children curious they will play about they will know you know of the learn a lot quicker than we do you know in days and they will be able to get on so you got to be put the emphasis on the parents and make sure the parents monitor them. i see the parents and the children his victims here have been abundant for such a long time been being left to fend for themselves think it is about time that the government intervene and create some laws and regulations that fall social media companies who are much responsibly know completely wrong because what you're doin

here to discuss now, nina turner and stephen moore. stephen is the author of "trumpenonics." has been a discussion here. some are saying it's cut off your nose to spite your face. others thing it's the right thing. >> democrats are not anti-jobs or growth, but, don, a $3 billion welfare -- corporate welfare package for amazon, you know, jeff bezos, the richest man in helicoptworld right now. should be ashamed of himself to come into anyone's community and take those kinds of tax dollars away from the everyday people there. it would have been bebetter if he wanted to work through some type of community benefits agreement so that the commune, the locals, the people that get priced out of even being able to live in major parts of new york would have the opportunity to have some of those jobs. you mentioned the 25,000 jobs. my question is 25,000 jobs for whom? who actually benefits? >> okay. steve, so new york was promising up to $1.5 billion in incentives for amazon to move in. exchanging those tax credits for the promise of 25,000 jobs. the wages averaging $150,000. according t

independent and they know what they are talking about they how don't understand how to read -- >> only stephen mooree secret. >> are you asking me? >> yes. >> i worked on the campaign. i talked to economists all the time who said donald trump is lie to the american people. we can't to get to the 3% growth. >> she explained that. >> hold on stephen. >> stephen. hold on. >> one year. >> stephen, to the point. >> $2 trillion to the economy. >> i want to be fair to you and i am trying to understand your logic here. i understand what katherine is saying. if you are in growth, you are in expansion and you goose it, of course you are going to have higher growth. why does everyone else not know what they are talking about except for the people who put together the trump's tax plan? >> all of them said it would not work. obviously, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. we got the strongest economy in 20 years and the best labor force in 20 years. people feel good of the direction of the economy. >> now it is going -- >> you are proving her point though. >> okay, gunpoii got to go. we have a lot to get t

host: stephen moore, a columnist with the washington times and senior fellow at the hardison foundation- heritage foundation wrote about the green new deal in his column and writes the centerpiece of this plan is to move to 100 percent renewable energy, wind and solar power within 10 years. knowledge ofny energy use leaves this is possible. even after $150 billion of tax bill -- to get close to 100% over 10 or early years would be economically crippling with taxpayer costs that would exceed $2 trillion while displacing 10 million americans in high-paying oil and gas industries from their jobs. industry costs for home heating and industry power would likely double or triple. if you want to read his thoughts, today's washington times. here are edward's thoughts from clearwater, florida. caller: they have to do something about the oceans. clearwater beach was a disaster. it was smelling and stinking. people have to be real with the climate and do their thing. they have to stop smoking cigarettes. they have to use paper straws. strawsn bring their own if they want to drink in the bars. i do

has treasury secretaries in china as the world's two largest economies try to end a war of trade stephen moore chen is holding two days of talks with beijing's top economic advisor biased or merely if he. were trying to reach a deal on trade tariffs ahead of a march first deadline arising boko haram attacks as forcing thousands of nigerians to move to neighboring cameroon the un says thirty thousand people from the northern borno state have fled in recent days fearing more attacks by the armed group the violence has displaced more than two million people since two thousand and nine. members of south africa's largest union are holding a strike to protest large scale layoffs at state owned firms and private companies it comes just months ahead of national elections. a nationwide strike in belgium has paralyzing air traffic seaports and train services all flights in and out of that country have been cancelled for twenty four hours all because sector workers and who putting police hospital air traffic control staff are demanding higher wages so the headlines keep it here much more to come on al-ja

coming up, the heritage foundation's stephen moore discusses the trump administration's economic record and the impact of the 2017 tax law. and later on, a senior congressional reporter, eugene mulero, talks about the prospects for a major infrastructure deal. but first, john dingell was laid to rest yesterday in washington. 1955rved congress since until 2015. the remarks yesterday by those who attended the service were president clinton, his colleagues in the house, steny hoyer and john lewis, and you can see the flags at half staff of the capitol this morning. john lewis, democrat from georgia, delivered remarks about his memory of john dingell. here is what he had to say. rep. lewis: john the new that love is everlasting. he loved the house. he loved america. he loved his family. from that love and the compassion of john dingell. he realized our work as members of congress is not a job, it is a calling. it.rnment is what we make government is you, government is me, answering the call to represent the will of the people. it is a mandate to use our power not to advance our own ambition

caller: and also the book by stephen moore? myron: yes i have.aller: anybody who gets on c-span and talks about this, the greenall is is coalition, unholy coalition forming together to do this stuff. enough btus generated by the diverse solar energy and wind energy, the to run ourtus economy is a physical impossibility. the only thing the federal government should do is due in manhattan project and try to come up with coldfusion or some other type of energy. this green new deal is the worst thing that could happen to this country. china and russia and india are not doing anything as far as fossil fuels, and there are trying to sink our country. that is what we need to fight against. this unholy alliance between the greens, the abortionists, and anything else that supports the democratic party over republicans. it is an unholy alliance. knowe reality is that we climate change is real. we have just heard reports from global scientists come that we have about 11 years to cut global emissions in half. that is not a hoax, it is a reality. we heard in

coming up this morning, stephen moore inside the america first land to revive our economy, will discuss the impact of the 2017 law. discussolero will prospects for a major infrastructure deal. john larson of connecticut will discuss his legislation to reform and expand social security. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. president trump will speak about securing the southern order after the house and senate approved a government funding bill to avert the government shutdown. c-span, the wilson center hosts conversation on the u.s.-mexico trade agreement. from thell hear director of the white house office of science and technology on the advancement of american science. abrams willstacey talk about race and political power. relationslook at u.s. with north and south korea and the possible outcome of the senate -- summit between the president and kim jong-un. discussion the lawsuit claiming the affordable care act is unconstitutional. c-span where history unfolds daily. c-span was created as a public service by america's cable televi

stephen on friday, moore. from the heritage foundation. also congressman john larson of connecticut. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> u.s. house still in recess, we expect members to return shortly now that the rules committee has finished its work. they'll gavel in and debate the house-senate compromise for the rest of the budget year. the measure includes nearly $1.4 billion for 55 miles of new barriers along the u.s. southern border and funding for nine federal departments as well as a nearly 2% pay raise for federal workers. the senate passed the measure earlier today. the house must take up the measure with a final vote possible this evening. follow the house live here on c-span when they gavel back. in until then, a conversation with supreme court justice sonia sotomayor on her life and career and the differents in work og on the district court and supreme court. >> this room is so beautiful. it's just a beautiful room. >> i have the privilege of asking the fi

moor. the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, is insisting that the government doesn't want to see a delay tong the eu on march the 29th. it comes as the prime ministers that the uk remains firmly on course to leave the eu with a deal, so long as mps hold their nerve. writing in the daily male after promising mps the chance to delay brexit if they reject agreement next month, theresa may says parliament should do its duty and support her deal so that the country can move forward. the prime minister has offered the house of commons a series of votes. first there will be a vote to approve whatever deal she negotiates with the eu by the 12th of march. if her plan is rejected, mps will then have a chance the day after, the 13th, to vote on whether to leave the eu without a deal. and if the commons votes against that too, there will be another vote by the 14th of march on delaying brexit beyond the deadline of march 29. well, that is the date that we are moving rapidly towards. let's talk to our assistant little editor norman smith at westminster. now that the choice being offered to mps has opene

friday morning, stephen moore, , willhor of trumponomics discuss the economic record an impact on the 2017 tax law. and, a senior congressional reporter will discuss prospects for a major infrastructure deal. democratic congressman lawson from connecticut will discuss security.of social be sure to watch live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> on friday, president trump will speak about security on the southern border after the house and senate approved a border security bill to avoid a shutdown. eastern.t 10:00 a.m. then, the wilson center hosts a conversation on the u.s.-mexico -canada trade agreement. and, a conversation on the advancement of american science. at 10:00 a.m. on c-span to come stacey abrams will talk about race and political power at the institution. at noon, a look at u.s. relations with north and south korea and the possible outcome of the upcoming summit between president trump and kim jong-un. at 1:00 p.m., a discussion on texas versus az a lawsuitar, that claimed the individual mandate on the affordable care act was unconstitutional. nex