my pleasure to present congresswoman escobar. rep. escobar: thank you. thank you for being here, and madam speaker and leader schumer, thank you for calling us together on this first day back from our in-district work period. representative thompson, thank you for h.r. 8 and the leadership you have shown. you know, i returned to el paso ready for a very productive and ,mportant district work period where i intended to spend all of august meeting with my constituents about lowering the cost of prescription drugs, about health care, about immigration, about all the things that my community has been talking about, and that we have been discussing at town hall meetings and at various community events. and instead of being able to do that, the first saturday back from washington in el paso, texas, as i was at a town hall meeting with my constituents, i learned that there was an active shooter at walmart. the three weeks that followed that were three weeks of funerals, sitting by people's bedsides, praying with families, talking to constituents who are squared

lauren underwood of illinois and escobar of texas. you wrote that representative escobar's border bill was pulled in july. what is in that bill? tell us what representative under once bill would do -- bill woulds do. >> this was a priority for democrats. they wanted to tackle the oversight issue. renewanted to requirements for the department of homeland security when it comes to migrants. in the weeks coming up to this vote, they added more controversial items. they went broader. it was something moderate democrats could not support. decided to goders back to the original bill that was filed by congresswoman escobar. an office ofhes congress on the border. this would go beyond just the agency officials. they want to have their own oversight function. they want more training. worn byt body cameras customs and border agents. this bill is not likely to have a lot of drama. it is going to be a much different look from what we saw in july. >> what about congresswoman underwood's bill? >> it has oversight components to this. this is one mor

dayton and i want to thank my colleagues brown and stabenow from joining and as well as congressman escobar from texas and representative thompson who chairs the gun violence prevention task force. we are here today for one simple reason -- too many americans are losing their lives to gun violence. too many families are just weeping because they have lost loved ones. i was at the airport today and a gentleman came over the me and i did not know who he was, but he said thank you for what you are doing, because i lost my nephew to gun violence last year. americans are suffering from this abundance of gun violence in america. last month, mass shootings claiming 51 lives in el paso, dayton and odessa and to say nothing of the hundreds of lives lost by daily gun violence throughout america. enough is enough. congress is returning to session, and our first order of business should be to pass the bipartisan hr-8, because this legislation is the quickest way to help save american lives and both in terms of what is effective and can pass, and it is at the acme of that, and right at the intersection

miss escobar? miss escobar votes no. mr. collins? mr. collins votes yes. mr. chabot votes aye. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck? mr. buck votes aye. mr. ratcliffe? miss roby? miss row by votes aye. mr. mcclintock? mr. mcclintock votes aye. mr. reschenthaler? mr. reschenthaler votes you and i. mr. steube? >> gentleman from tennessee? is anyone else not voted that wishes to vote? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 15 ayes and 23 noes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. for what purpose is the gentleman from florida seek recognition. the clerk will report the amendment. gentle lady reserves the point of order. >> offered by mr. gates of florida, page 4 line 104 strikes staff and insert members. >> the gentleman will -- is recognized for the purpose of explaining his amendment. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentle lady withdraws her point of order. >> i don't know what the majorities obsession is with having staff members ask questions to witnesses in these important proceedings. i've made the point previously and sincerely that i do believe that some of t

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>>welcome to the safe and secure u s mexico border democratic congresswoman veronica escobar says there's no better place to talk about domestic terrorism aimed at immigrants in her home town of el paso a place that has had to endure a target painted on our backs because of anti immigrant rhetoric escobar says president trump's words are hurtful he's called immigrants animals and the rhetoric has only escalated over time and she says those words have inspired he full actions like the murders of 22 people at the nearby el paso walmart a terrorist confessed that he came to el paso to quote target mexicans and immigrants i went to what one of the sources of his ideas were new york democrat jerry nadler says the president anti immigrant rhetoric has turned into anti immigrany policies which the safety of immigrant communities. >>and those who are perceived as immigrants and even greater risk. >>notably absent from friday's hearing were republicans. the hearing was not an official committee event nor was attendance mandatory and i have great respect for my republican colleagues but i wish they

miss escobar votes aye. mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner. no.chavis votes mr. gohmert votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck votes no. miss robie votes no. mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. no.biggs votes mr. mcclintock votes no. miss lesko votes no. votes no.thal both mr. armstrong votes no. votes no.e both chairman nadler: the clerk will report. clerk: mr. chairman, there are 23 ayes and 23 nos. chairman nadler: the amendment is reported favorably to the house. [applause] the bill will be reported as a single amendment in the nature of the institute. without objection, the state authorized to make the changes wednesday on the seas. >> and networks, live coverage --king the 50th anniversary the 17th anniversary of the september 11 terrorist attacks. there will be remarks from president trump, defense secretary mark esper and general joseph dunford. at 10:00 eastern, the house returns for work on oil and natural gas drilling legislation. on c-span2, the senate comes in at 9:30 a.m. for debate with speech is expected throughout the day on t

>>welcome to the safe and secure u s mexico border democratic congresswoman veronica escobar says there's no better place to talk about domestic terrism aimed at immigrants, then her home town of el paso a place that has had to endure a target painted on our backs because of anti immigrant rhetoric escobar says president trump's words are hurtful he's called immigrants animals and the rhetoric has only escalated over time and she says those words have inspired heat full actions like the murders of 22 people at the nearby el paso walmart a terrorist confessed that he came to el paso to quote target mexicans and immigrants i went to what one of the sources of his ideas were new york democrat jerry nadler says the president anti immigrant rhetoric has turned into anti immigrant policies puts the safety of immigrant communities. >>and those who are perceived as immigrants and even greater risk. >>notably absent from friday's hearing were republicans. the hearing was not an official committee event nor was attendance mandatory and i have great respect for my republican colleagues but i wish th

miss escobar votes aye. mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner. mr. chavis. mr. gomert. mr. jordan votes no. mr. radcliffe. miss robie. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock votes no. ms. lesko. mr. rehsenthaler. mr. votes noklein. mr. armstrong votes no. mr. steubie. [indiscernible] mr. cohen votes aye. chairman nadler: has everyone voted who wishes to vote? ok. the clerk will report -- no, wait -- we are still waiting for someone. >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman. chairman nadler: who speaks? we are in the middle of a vote. >> ok. chairman nadler: the gentleman from arizona? has the gentleman from arizona been recorded? clerk: mr. stanton, you voted aye. chairman nadler: clerk will report. clerk: there are 19 ayes and 18 no's. chairman nadler: the motion to table the appeal of the ruling of the chair is agreed to. the majority have directed mr. barry burke to proceed with questioning. >> mr. chairman, i have a parliamentary point of inquiry. >> i have one, too. chairman nadler:. chairman nadler: the gentleman will state's parliamentary inquiry.

escobar: madam speaker, i opposition to this motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. s. escobar: madam speaker, there is no one here who better understands what is happening on border than those of us who actually live on the u.s.-mexico border. is no one here for whom border security is more those of us n fortunate enough to live on the southern border. since the creation of the department of homeland security 2003, american taxpayers have $300 billion on the agencies that carry out immigration enforcement. and the rights of those of us who live within 100 miles of the and that's the southern border as well as the northern border -- our rights eroded.n what congress has not done is corresponding transparency, accountability, and oversight needed over these investments. h.r. 2203 will do that. only seekscan motion to divide us. uite simply, this is a poison pill amendment that has no relevance to what we are trying bill.here with this some of my colleagues seem dehumanizing immigrants, casting the

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. >> aye >> miss escobar. >> aye >> reporter: house judiciary committee gave itself more tools to investigateresident trump, edging closer to possible impeachment. >> pose as threat to our democracy. >> reporter: republicans argue it's all a show. >> really what we have is a walk down the yellow brick road my colleagues are desperate to get there. >> reporter: judiciary panel subpoenaed top trump officials about possible obstruction of justice and the inquiry is growing to include alleged hush money payments to women who say they have affairs with the president and accusations of profiting off the presidency but despite mounting pressure from democrats, house speaker nancy pelosi worries impeachment could backfire >> it's a very divisive measure but if we have to go there, we'll have to go there i'm not answering anymore questions on this subject. >> reporter: president trump says they only want to impeach because they don't think they can beat him in 2020 the showdown ramping up just as they need his cooperation on key things like gun control. president trump spoke with bipartisan law makers

congresswoman veronica escobar says supporters aren't giving up. >>just because one chamber chooses not to govern, doesn't mean that we are going to acquiesce another bipartisan bill up for consideration would expand background checks to all commercial sales. >>but some lawmakers say passing more laws focused on background checks, whoa keep guns out of the wrong hands. so are you suggesting we ought to pass a law just to pretend like we're doing something. >>but what actually not. positive impact on saving lives, texas senator john cornyn says new laws alone won't prevent crime. he says he supports further discussions on legislative solutions what can. >>and what should we do to try to stop. incidents like these in the future. but virginia senator mark warner urges lawmakers to take action 93% of americans agree that we ought to put in place universal background checks in addition to examining background checks. lawmakers say they're weighing red flag laws as another option to help keep guns away from dangerous people in washington bree jackson. >>

congresswoman veronica escobar says supporters aren't giving up. >>just because one chamber chooses not to govern, doesn't mean that we're going to acquiesce another bipartisan bill up for consideration would expand background checks to all commercial sales. >>but some lawmakers say passing more laws focused on background checks, whoa keep guns out of the wrong hands. so are you suggesting we ought to pass a law just to pretend like we're doing something. >>but what actually not have a positive impact on saving lives, texas senator john cornyn says new laws alone won't prevent crime. he says he supports further discussions on legislative solutions what can. >>and what should we do to try to stop. incidents like these in the future. but virginia senator mark warner urges lawmakers to take action 93% of americans agree that we ought to put in place universal background ihecks in addition to examining background checks. lawmakers say they're weighing red flag laws as another option to help keep guns away from dangerous people in washington bree jackso

miss escobar votes aye. mr. collins votes no. chavez votes no. mr. gomer votes no. mr. jordan votes no. votes no. mr. ratcliffe? miss robie votes no. mr. gates votes now. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes now. mr. mcclintock votes no. lescowess cow -- miss votes now. mr. rosenthaler votes no. mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong votes no. votes no. is everyone who wishes to vote voted? report. -- clerk will report. >> mr. chairman there are 23 , ayes and 15 nos. >> the ayes have it. members? members will have two days to submit views. the bill will be reported in a single amendment. without objection, they are authorized to make changes. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, we will discuss the 18th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks with four members of congress. first, mississippi democratic congressman and homeland security chair bennie thompson. then, mississippi republican congressman and homeland security member, michael guessed. later, delaware democratic senator

we check out pablo escobar the cocaine kingpin but yet his death did nothing to slow the flow so we get more cocaine from colombia than ever before. l chabot who was imprisoned and tried recently that's not stopping the flow of drugs from mexico at all. locking people up for a small drug nonviolent offense has been devastating for minority communities in terms of money spent. so it's not working. >> it is a public health issue. one of the issues that we focus on is to understand that people who are incarcerated typically do not get access to substitute treatment or even the underlying medical health or trauma they might've been dealing with. the reason for that 50 years ago when congress created medicaid they had an exclusion for people in incarceration so the coverage stops the day they go when weather jail or prison or penitentiary. for 50 years people have not had sufficient healthcare access to treatment. than they come out and react shocked when they go back to their addiction and their crime. we live with the high recidivism rates people going back in. if you think about it we are

escobar said the experience you have had,, "the new york times carried a story a few months ago about a 15-year-old central american immigrant, who had been here a number of years who was in high school and was observed doodling designs that some police officer thought was it again in sydney a and consequently -- was a gang insignia, and subsequently, he was deported with total lack of due process. regarding what ms. escobar said about the list, they are often discriminatory, and have no real enforceable standards about how they are put together and therefore, they should not be used,. by yield to the gentlelady. . >> thank you, mr. chairman. i just wanted to say, to make a statement asking question. databases,had these and the son of the stopped when they discovered they had three-year-olds on the databases. as gang members. so some of these are reliable, but a lot of them are not. so i think the comments that have been made in opposition of the amendment are correct. on the other hand, if the author uck,he amendment, mr. b if you are willing to vote in favor of this will if we adopt

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one by congresswoman veronica escobar and one by congresswoman lauren underwood.hey specifically increase our ability to have objective appointments made that can make sure that we are really acting in the interest of national security in our policies at the border. in that we are getting medical screenings for the children who are coming across our borders seeking refuge here. tose are critical pieces making sure that our immigration policy not only provides for national security but is humane. and represents those values of a country that has always been a ande where people can go sick a better life. the other issue we continue to focus on, today there will be a large rally starting at 1:00 for gun safety. we are going to keep the pressure on from the senate to take these bills up for a vote. as we've said before, this is an issue that is tearing at the security of our community. we are not going to continue to let the answer be one of silence from the u.s. senate. stand up for the american people. make our communities safe again. attention, forur the continuing

escobar votes aye. mr. collins? collins votes no. obi votes no. and mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson, louisiana votes no. mr. bigs votes no. no.mcclintock votes votes no.ong no.stubbe votes from tennessee? aye.. collin votes reports. nos. ere are 22ayes and 16 it.the ayes have staff authorized to make conforming changes. now we have three more bills to markup.is two more gun bills. more bills? two less controversial bills and feel everyone doesn't necessary to speak so we can easonable hour.r up and hr1186 regulate large capacity ammunition devices. myself.i recognize troduced by our colleague, the gentleman from florida. large compassity magazines shootings.rible mass these --. these tragedies have been magnified in the destructiveness large of the use of ar to ty magazines simil those used seven years ago similar to the aurora theater shooter. last month, the shooter in round drum a 100 magazine to kill nine people and others in just 30 seconds. and days perfect that attack the people that killed four and injured 13 others at garlic a 75 al in gilroy used round magazine in

to help take out pablo escobar the famous colombian cocaine king but his did nothing to slow now we're getting more cocaine than ever before sowell troppo is imprisoned recently but is not stopping the flow of drugs from mexico at all. locking people up for small nonviolent drug offenses has been devastating for the minority communities in terms of money spent so to me the on drugs is not working. >> it is a public health issue at this point in one of the issues we are focusing on is to understand that people who are incarcerated typically do not get access to substance abuse treatment or even the underlying mental health or trauma they might have been dealing with. the reason for that when congress created medicaid they had the exclusion for people during incarceration so medicaid coverage stops the minute they go when weather penitentiary or prison or jail so people have had sufficient healthcare access to treatment but then they come out and we actually talked that they go back to their addiction and their crime so the incredibly high recidivism rates just going back in and if you t

pablo escobar, the famous colombian cocaine man and yet, it did nothing to slow. we are getting more cocaine from columbia than ever before. there was al chappell who was imprisoned recently but it's not stopping the flow of drugs from mexico at all. laughing people up, it's been devastating for minority communities in terms of the money spent so to me, the war on drugs is not working. >> to me it's a public health issue at this. one of the issues we are focusing in on is to understand that people who are incarcerated, do not get access to treatment, any kind of exit addiction treatment or even the underlying mental health or, they might have been dealing with. what we are looking at, the reason for that, 50 years ago when congress created medicaid, they had an exclusion for people during incarceration. so there medicaid coverage stops the day they go in. county jail, state prison, penitentiary and for 50 years, all across the country, people haven't had sufficient healthcare and access to treatment. they come out and we all act shocked that they go back to the ad

we help take out pablo escobar, the famous colombian cocaine kingpin and yet his death did nothing toe getting more cocaine from columbia than ever before. there is el chapo who was imprisoned and tried recently but it's not stopping the flow of drugs from mexico at all. walking people up for small drug offenses in the u.s. has been devastating for minority communities in terms of the money spent and so to me the war on drugs is not working. >> to watch the rest of the program and find more episodes of afterwards visit our website, booktv.org. click on the afterwards tab near the top of the page. >> here's a look from authors who appeared recently on book tvs afterwards. our weekly author interview program that includes best-selling nonfiction books and guest interviewers. last week author and political columnist michelle offered her thoughts on big business immigration policy. coming up, washington times bill gertz will discuss china's efforts to become a global military and economic superpower. this weekend on afterwards after author and journalist offers his opinions on the practic

we help take out pablo escobar, the famous colombian cocaine kingpin, and yet his death did nothing to slow. we are getting more from colombia than ever before. there was a el chapo who is in prison, and tried recently, but it's not stopping the flow drugs from mexico at all. locking people up for a small drug offenses, nonviolent drug offenses in the u.s. has been devastating for minority communities in terms of the money spent. and so to me it's, the war on drugs isn't working. >> host: to me it really is a public health issue at this point. one of the issues that we're focusing in on is to understand that people who are incarcerated do not get, typically do not get access to system is used reall, any addiction treatment, or even the underlying mental health or trauma that they might have been dealing with. and what we're looking at, the reason for that, if years ago when congress created medicaid, they had an exclusion for people during incarceration. so their medicaid coverage stop the day they go in, whether it's county jail, state prison, federal penitentiary. and for 50 years al

veronica escobar's staff alleged lid told would-be border crossers to pretend they kornt speak spanish to exploit a loophole that would let them into the united states. joining me, congressman stube. what do they think might have been happening? >> i aproud congressman over -- i applaud congressman jordan for sending a letter to elijah cummings. we need to get to the bottom of what's going on. they love to talk at the border and they come to washington, d.c. and do nothing to address the crisis we have on the border. >> why would they be trying to work with them to coach them in any way to come here? >> it's very troubling to hear that a u.s. congresswoman would be doing those type of things. hopefully we'll get to the bottom whether that's actually happening. hopefully we can pass real reform. that's what americans and floridians are looking for. their leaders to solve problems. i hope we'll solve the immigration crisis rather than exploit it. trish: this is an opportunity for both sides to get some type of immigration reform through. we have seen the democrats turn their back to it.

a little more than a month after the deadly mass shooting in her district, congresswoman escobar willadministration's border policies and the relationship between the anti-immigrant rhetoric and domestic terrorism. you are weaving it all together, and rightfully, what are you hoping to accomplish? >> thank you so much for having me on this morning. we are performing our very critical oversight function as members of congress, and what we have seen happening in this country as it relates to immigration policies and as it relates to domestic terrorism, there is a real human cost, and a real human toll that we have to assess, we have to talk about, we have to bring to light, to the american public. that's part of our job. the next part of our job will be legislating and appropriating based on what we know. we are about to begin debate over the department of homeland security budget, we know that's the department that oversees much of trump's anti-immigrant cruel philosophy, and we need to know the impact that's having on communities like mine on domestic terrorism, the impact that anti-i

escobar? ms. escobar votes aye. mr. collins? >> no. >> mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner? mr.senbrenner votes no. mr. gomert? mr. gomert votes no. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes no. mr. buck? mr. buck votes no. mr. ratcliffe? mr. ratcliffe votes no. ms. roby. ms. roby votes no. mr. gates? mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana? mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs? mr. biggs votes no. mr. mckleclintock? mr. mcclintock votes no. mr. armstrong? mr. armstrong votes no. >> gentlelady from california? >> ms. bass votes aye. >> gentlelady from washington? >> votes aye. >> are there any other members who wish to vote who haven't voted? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 24 ayes and 17 nos. >> ayes have it. the resolution is agreed to. this concludes our business for today. thanks to all members for attending. without objection, the mark-up is adjourned. >> jerrold nadler and ranking member each spoke to reporters outside the hearing room.

degrees, also helps their children get started in school as well and we have a young woman, karen escobarart of the program. they are part of it. can you all just come on up? can you come up? >> oh, look. wonderful. how are you? >> hey, can you get on up there? >> we know you're here to talk about generation hope. >>yeah. >> but that's not what we're here to talk about right now. we're here to talk about you. want to take a look right over there at the wall. we've been filming you all morning long because we heard about how hard you're working to raise your daughter and get an education so we want to make your monday. >> we want toake your monday, because you have been working so hard. we know you have all these different challenges. i love -- that's right. bounce the legs. mommy, what's coming up? how are you going to make our monday? first we want to share your story with everyone. take a look. >> education is my way of building a better tomorrow for me, for my family, for my daughter. >> reporter: while education is a priority for karen escobar, it also comes at a cost. >> time, money,

miss escobar? >> no. >> mr. collins? >> aye. >> mr. collins votes eye. >> mr. sensenbrennor? mr. sensenbrenner votes aye. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck? >> aye. >> mr. buck votes aye plchlt radcliff? mr. radcliff votes yes. miss roby? miss roby votes aye. mr. gates votes eye. mr. biggs? mr. biggs votes aye mr. mcclintock votes aye. miss lesko votes aye. mr. rushinthaler? mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. stube votes yes. mr. cohen, you are not recorded. mr. cohen votes no. mr. lew, you are not recorded. mr. lew votes no. >> any members who voted who wish to vote? the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, there are 15 ayes and 20 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. are there any other amendments? >> mr. chairman? >> for what purpose -- >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will report the amendmen amendment. >> amendment offer by mr. sensenbrenner, page six after -- >> sent the amendment be considered as read. >> the gentleman is recognized to explain his amendment. >> let's be plain about what this bill does. at its core it does one thing and only one thing.

we help take out pablo escobar the famous kingpin and yet his death did nothing to slow so were getting more cocaine from columbia than ever before there is el chompo who was imprisoned it and tried recently that's not stopping the flow of drugs from mexico at all locking people up for small drug offenses in the u.s. has been devastating for minority communities in terms of the money spent and so to me, who were on drugs is a working. >> to watch the rest of the program and find more episodes of afterwards, visit our website, booktv.org and click on the afterwards tab near the top of the page. normal. . . . . . . >> our surviving the white is forth coming from simon and schuster. she will be speaking with

i commend my colleagues, representative escobar from el paso, for her hard work and dedication on this issue and chairman thompson and the homeland security committee for their thoughtful consideration of h.r. 2203. the second homeland security bill in today's rule is h.r. 3525. the u.s. border patrol medical screening standards act. in december of 2018, jacqueline, age 7, and felipe, age 8, beth passed away in custody of u.s. border pale to. following their deaths, c.b.p. announced new medical screening procedures for children but despite this, four more children have since passed away in federal custody. let's be clear that we're addressing an issue that has emerged with the implementation of the trump administration's inhumane border pl policys. no child died in c.b.p. custody for the entire decade preceding 2018. t we've seen six in the last 10 months. c.b.p. facilities must be better equipped to provide medical attention for individuals in u.s. custody, particularly children. one critical component of addressing the new reality is an initial health screening to identify acute or p

escobar: it was a horrific act of domestic terrorism fueled by america's gun violence epidemic and the hate epidemic. the killer's agreed with filled with big eted anti-immigration -- bigoted anti-immigration language. el paso, as usual, rose to the challenge before us. we grieved together, we went to the hospital together, we prayed together, we buried loves one together. my community has a long journey ahead and i thank the first responders, health care providers, spiritual leaders, and all the community members who have shown tremendous courage during our darkest moment. i thank my colleagues and people from all over the country and the world who reached out to us, sent their condolences, visited with us. el paso will continue to set the example for the nation because we will continue to treat all people in our midst with kindness, generosity and goodwill. we will always be el paso strong and our resilience will guide the way. i ask for your continued support, but more importantly, i ask that this awful event be the turning point that our country so desperately needs, and that ameri

miss escobar votes aye. mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner. mr. jordan votes no. mr. radcliffe. miss robie. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock votes no. mr. cohen votes aye. chairman nadler: has everyone voted who wishes to vote? the clerk will report -- no, wait -- we are still waiting for someone. >> mr. chairman? mr. chairman. chairman nadler: who speaks? we are in the middle of a vote. >> ok. chairman nadler: the gentleman from arizona? has the gentleman from arizona been recorded? clerk: mr. stanton, you voted aye. chairman nadler: clerk will report. clerk: there are 19 ayes and 18 no's. chairman nadler: the motion to table the appeal of the ruling of the chair is agreed to. the majority have directed mr. barry burke to proceed with questioning. >> mr. chairman, i have a parliamentary point of inquiry. >> i have one, too. chairman nadler: the gentleman will state his parliamentary inquiry. >> you mentioned earlier that there were consultants used to question witnesses. i will ask is a parliamentary inquiry, what were the parliam

. >> escobar melahu. >> mary p. d.melo. >> yellenia melenchenko. >> dora marie men chaka. >> charles r. mendez. lizzette men dosa. >> wolfgang peter menzle. steve john mercado. >> alfredo mercado. >> ralph joseph america curio. >> george l. marino. joe. george merkuris. >> and my urngle clinton davis, i'm heard great things about you and i'm so sad i didn't get to meet you, we all love and miss you so much. >> and my uncle salvador p. lobes and my cousin vincent francis defazio, we love and miss you every single day. >>> debra marek. >> raymond joseph metz iii. >> gerald anne mets ler. >> david robert meyer. >> narulh. mejia. >> william edward maciavey. >> martin paul mickelson. >> patricia e.mickley. >> ronald d. mempb elan. >> gregory melono woods. >> lukaz malevsky. >> sharon christina milan. >> cory peter miller. >> greg j. miller. >> douglass c. miller. >> henry alfred miller jr. >> joel miller. >> michael matthew miller. >> nicole carol miller. >> phillip d. miller. >> robert alan miller. >> robert cromwell mi

reportero: mÁs enamorada que nunca, televisa espectÁculos ricardo escobar. karla: quÉ guapa!do que el gobierno de trump utilizarÁ fondos militares para construir el muro fronterizo. casi 4.000.000.000 $ para levantar 11 tramos. encuentran el cuerpo de la pequeÑa pensilvania, cumplirÍa dos aÑos este mes. habÍa sido secuestrada por una mujer que mantenÍa relaciones con el padre. el hombre se la entregÓ para venderla en 10.000 $. Él afirma que la sospechosa le llevÓ a la menor luego de una discusiÓn entre ambos. un bebÉ de sÓlo seis dÍas de vida es encontrado en la maleta de manos de una pasajera estadounidense a punto de aportar un aviÓn en filipina. la mujer dijo que era su sobrino, no pudo demostrarlo y ahora estÁ detenida por tráfico humano. dorian mantiene su intensidad como huracÁn categorÍa 2, bordeando la costa sureste de estados unidos. las lluvias se sienteen el norte de florida. desde san agustÍn nos muestran el panorama en este momento. adelante, ricardo. ricardo: saludos a todos desde el norte de la florida. estamos entre banda y banda exterior del huracÁn. no hay m