oklahoma senator james lankford met with representatives from nonprofits across oklahoma and discussed charitable giving in a bipartisan lift for charities act with senator chris coons. it would repeal section of the twentysomething tax code that requires nonprofits and churches to pay federal taxes and play benefits like parking spots. congress returns on september 9. >> tonight on "the

james lankford tweeted this. love okc, this community coming together to make the greatest difference. today i am volunteering at one ,ay okc, a day where businesses nonprofits and faith organizations work together to serve children, family and elderly walking through a difficult season. mitch walberg says it was exciting to see that ymca and pro-medical wellness center break ground and to hear about what this will mean for the community. on wednesday representative rashida tlaib anticipated in a town hall meeting on health care, hosted by community organizers in highland park, michigan. this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> now this is a serious question that we have to address. we have panelists today that will talk about this issue. the question of what do we do for folks that need long-term care. what do we do about our seniors that want to live at home but they need a little bit of help making sure they are in a row? these are the things we are trying to talk about today when we talk about things like long-term

the democrat who wrote that bill along with oklahoma republican senator james lankford knows how and when to work in a bipartisan way in the united states senate. but this week on the presidential debate stage, that senator was the most partisan democrat in the debates because that senator refused to criticize any democrats and only attacked donald trump. and here is that senator. on the senate floor today going after mitch mcconnell. >> we are about to adjourn this day without passing election security legislation. we have bipartisan election security legislation. we've had that for years. and yet it has been stopped every step of the way. last week my bill was offered by senator schumer on the floor. it could have gone to the president's desk that day. instead leader mcconnell objected. during his objection he said that election legislation must drachted with great care and on a bipartisan basis. we did that. senator warner is here. he worked on it. we did that with senator langford, but we were blocked at the rules committee. we were blocked. that's a documented fact. the markup h

paul we heard from marcia blackburn joining me right now senate finance committee member senator james lankfordus, you are a "no" vote. >> i am. >> tell me why. >> because it includes the debt ceiling debt ceiling historically the moment congress has to pause look at debtor only country in the world has a debt ceiling at all the reason we do that gives one moment to look at trajectory and to be able to decide is this right trajectory if not we need to direct think it time the debt ceiling included in budget agreement not doing anything on that, we need to address it not looking for so many kind of shutdown not looking for cliffs what is the moment we actually look at the debt and trajectory that moment is gone. >> what do you think. >> i think important the president congressional leaders were able to get to an agreement makes shut down less likely, and i think the kind of instability he crises budgeting that would lead to is a real problem i do think there are steps we need to be taking to make sure that we are budgeting responsibly sara and i have been working on together, i am pleased that l

oklahoma senator james lankford met with representatives from nonprofits across oklahoma and discussedharitable giving in a bipartisan lift for charities act with senator chris coons. it would repeal section of the twentysomething tax code that requires nonprofits and churches to pay federal taxes and play benefits like parking spots. congress returns on september 9. >> tonight on "the communicators", daniel castro vice president at the information technology and innovation foundation on data privacy and if enough is being done to protect americans from harm. >> one thing we could do is we could make it so that it's illegal to use social security numbers for identification and verification purposes outside of social security. this is something the social security numbers were never intended to do. for a long front it even says on the card this is not for identification purpose. they stopped printing that. that something that could be done, something that could be requirement that no bank could open an account using a social scooting number. you have to prove your identity to other mean

oklahoma senator james lankford tweeted this. congressman tim walberg of michigan tweets. and on wednesday, democratic representative rashida tlaib of michigan participated in a town hall meeting on health care, hosted by community organizers in highland park, michigan. this is one hour and 45 minutes. >> now this is a serious question we have to address. we have panelists today that are going to talk about this specific issue. the question of what do we do for folks that need long-term care? what do we do with our seniors that want to live at home but maybe need just a littlbi