paul: mr. presi. the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: thank you hear it? mr. paul: thank you hear it? >> can you hear it? can you hear the somber notes the feet and shuffling in the solemn tones? can you hear it? a funeral march its movement a once proud movement with hundreds of thousands of people gathered on the national mal mall, the death of the last gasp of america concerned with national debt. today is the final nail in the coffin of the tea party. the budget deal unlimited, no limits. spending caps. adoption of this deal marks the death of the tea party movement in america. fiscal conservatives, those who remain, should be in mourning. for congress, both parties has desert you. -- has deserted you. -- has deserted you. this year we will add over 1.2 trillion dollars, were approaching record deficits. and neither party cares. both parties have deserted, absolutely and utterly deserved under deserted america and show no care and no understating or sympathy for the burden of debt theypa are leaving the taxpayer, the young, the next generation and the futu

. >> mr. presi> question. >> no, i'm not going to be watching probably maybe i'll see a little bit of it i'm not going to be watching mueller, because you can't take all those bites out of the apple. o >> seth:course, trump thinks you can't take all those bites out of the apple, because he's never taken more than one bite out of an apple. and that was a mistake "this meatball is disgusting." [ laughter ] but it would have been instructive for trump to watch, because he clearly has not read the report i an, it's over 400 pages. there's no way trump's ever read anything that long in his life if he gets a fortune cookie with his takeout, he hands it to oned of his a "just give me the gist." [ laughter ] in fact, despite his obvious lie, trump was almost certainly watching the hearings, because before they even started he predictably lost his mind on twitter. agn, all of these are just from this morning. >> "so democrats and others can illegally fabricate a crime, try pinning it on a very innocent presi

today" that starts at 7:00 this morning after "news4 todayde >>> presi trump's fight to keep his tax returns from being released head to court. mr. trump is now suing a io congressl committee and new york state official. the lawsuit seeks an injunction against a new york law that would allow the house ways and means committee to access the president's new york tax returns. the committee has requested six years of tax rurns and has filed its own lawsuit against the treasury department and the irs in returns. to get those the president's attorney saying that the lawsuit is atattempt o end what he calls presidential harassment. >>> developing this morning, there were cheers and celebrations in puerto rico. embattled governor ricardo rossello announced he will resign. there are those cheers. thousands of people lining the narrow streets outside of the governor's palace in san juan overnight. rossello made the announcement last night. ae faced intense pressureo looming impeachment hearings after a series of damaging chat messages between him and his top advisers were leaked. late last night, rossello id he could no longer crediblma i

paul: mr. presi. the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: thank you hear it? mr. paul: thank you hear it? >> can you hear it? can you hear the somber notes the feet and shuffling in the solemn tones? can you hear it? a funeral march its movement a once proud movement with hundreds of thousands of people gathered on the national mal ml,