mr. scott: you are right. and i eve you with the words of thomas jefferson when he gave us the meaning of our great nation. life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. one thing is for certain, we an't be happy without food because we can't live without food. there is no greater meaning for the implementation of thomas jefferson's words, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. that remains true. ms. plaskett: thank you you, mr. scott. as you can see, i'm here along side my colleagues of the congressional black caucus in opposition to the administration's proposal. this rule would kick millions of people struggling with hunger supplemental nutrition program as well as approximately 250,000 children from pre-school meals. 250,000 children who rely on this program to provide them with lunch, breakfast, allowing them to be able to utilize their skills in schools and allow them to learn. many of these children without this program are unable to eat, unable to be able to stay awake in school bus of the hunger t

with the economic policy institute thank you phil insights mr scott on out of there. thanks for having me. afghanistan has been hit by 2 bombings less than 2 weeks before a presidential election the taliban says it was behind the attacks which killed at least 46 people one blast targeted an election rally by president ashraf ghani bit he wasn't hurt and another ripped through a high security area in the capital reports from kabul. with a week and a half to go before the presidential election which the taliban has threatened to disrupt the group quickly claimed responsibility for both attacks. the 1st happened at a reelection campaign rally for president i swear afghani in part of the province the taliban says it suicide bomber was targeting special forces soldiers but as with previous attacks most of those killed and injured were civilians young a sudden only a man on the motorbike arrived in a huge explosion happened a lot of people heard a martir and that the attack will be a major concern for all the presidential candidates as they campaign across afghanistan in th

mr. scott of virginia, mrs. trahan and ms. foxx of north carolina. from the committee on energy and commerce, for consideration 703, ions 214, 315, 31, 03, 3113, 3201 through 6701, 001, 6006, 6021, 6721-24, 6741, 6742, 751-54, 8101, 8202, 10421, 10422 and 10742 of the senate ll, and sections 315, 330-f, 737, 31111, 606, 3112, 3127, 3128, 3201 and 3202 of the house amendment and modifications committed to conference. messrs. pallone, tonko and upton. from the committee on financial services for consideration of ctions 6017, 6018, 6804, 6811, 6813-16, 6834, 6835 and title 69 of the senate bill, 560-g, ons 550-k, subtitle i of title 10, ctions 1240-b, 1292, 1704, 1711, 1713-16, 1733, and 2843 of the house amendment and modifications committed to conference, ms. waters, messrs. sherman and barr. from the committee on foreign affairs for consideration of ections 834, 1011, 1043, 1202, 203, 1205, 1206, 1211, 1212, 1238, 221-24, 1231-36, 1252, 1281-84, title 13, 2822, 1671, 1681, 03-06, 6210, 6213, 6215, 6231, 6236, title 68, sections 6931, 6941, 922, 43, 6

those of us in the southeast worked really, really hard including my friend here to my left, mr. scott on getting this disaster relief package across the finish line. what do you expect to pay for the losses, do you have an estimate of what that is going to consume, and then the follow-up to that, how much of the money do you think is going to be brought into the state if you can talk about your plans and faults on that as well. >> it is a challenge to estimate what the actual losses were as they did in 2017 as well. it is likely between half a billion and a billion dollars and the losses that occurred in 2018 we know there was some coverage covered by the crop insurance but this is too top off some of the losses as well as to try to cover some of the others. the block grants we are still in discussions with the state as they continue to bring forward their thoughts on what the block grants should cover as you all helped find in the disaste disal this us and to top off the existing programs come it's designed to cover those things that are not covered in existing disaster programs. we

mr. scott, thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. ms. hofmeister, it is often the case that children struggling with trauma do not communicate with teachers the stress and other trauma related problems they face. what have you found to be common indicators of a child struggling with trauma or traumatic stress? ms. hofmeister: often, a child who appears disengaged, as i mentioned earlier, does have a story behind that. that is something that, as teachers begin to foster the connection, they begin to understand a little more deeply it is occurring. that could be an older sibling that is in middle school that is taking care of the younger children, who got them to school on time. there could be barriers that occur that we can see as we dive a little deeper about those who are chronically absent. so it is incumbent upon us to meet our kids where they are, and to look for ways to remove barriers, first identify those, and remove them so our students are able to be successful. i think we focused a lot in the last number of years on student ach

whatever we can to make sure that people hear about it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i now recognize mr. scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i suppose my friend and colleague, congressman bishop's district probably had nmore ag loss in 2018 than i did. we know the old saying the bigger you are, the harder you fall. certainly we recognize that's the case in agriculture. the payment for whip, the upper payment limit was reduced from $900,000 to $250,000 for the 2018 storms. it was $900,000 for '17. can you tell me why that reduction was made, just briefly? >> i think certainly in discussions both internal as well through across government we had several conversations looking at how many folks would hit payment limits as well as managing the dollars, recognizing that there's a limited number of dollars to be able to cover not only losses in 2018 and losses up to now in 2019 but for the balance of 2019 as well. we don't know what further losses might be. >> absolutely, and that brings me to the second point. forgive me, i'm on a five-minute clock and i want to move fairly quick. we put $3 billion i

mr. scott: thank you. madam speaker, i rise today to share some reflections on events commemorating the first arrival of enslaved africans, english colonists in north america, including a forum, my colleague, representative donald mceachin, hosted enrichment earlier this summer and the events that took place on fort monroe national monument last month. it was my great honor, along with representative loria -- luria, to welcome congressional black caucus chair obama bass and fellow c.b.c. member clay to hampton roads for the solemn occasion marking the 4 u.n.th anniversary for the first -- 400th anniversary for the first anding of africans to america. the first 20 and odd africans and the millions who followed them. this was the goal that senator caine and i had in mind when we drafted a bill to establish a federal 400 years of african-american history commission. the goal of that commission twoose explore ways to commemorate not just the events of 1619, but also to recognize all that has happened since. th

mrs. coretta scott king. while many male leaders of the civil rights movement have rightfully become household names, the women of the movement who struggled and sacrifices were equal and participation was necessary, have not enjoyed the same recognition. . she was a brilliant, courageous leader in her own right and oday we recognize her remarkable and distinct contributions. mrs. abernathy was born on 1, 1931 in union town, alabama. eight the youngest of children born to alexander and ella gilmore jones. she met her grade future husband, reverend dr. alph abernathy, who wrote in his memoirs he was impressed by er audacious spirit and inherent dignity. n 1952 after mrs. abernathy completed her b.s. in business administration from tennessee she and dr. abernathy were married. he moved to montgomery, alabama, where she became the secretary for the alabama taught of the naacp and high school courses on business i prevailed because of her personal courage and sacrifices way for future generations of black childre

mr. chairman: thank you, senator scott. mr. scalia: if i can say, i promise to visit south carolina tomorrow for back-to-school day at my daughter's college. sen. scott: very good, sir. mr. chairman: thank you, senator scott. senator kaine. sen. kaine: thank you, mr. chair. and mr. scalia, congratulations on the nomination from the president. i noticed in the dialogue with senator murphy, if you go back and read the transcript your answers don't use the terms lgbt, your answers wouldn't enlighten anyone about the discussion. when he asked about the change in your view you said i would not write those words today. it would cause painful visuals. that makes me wanted to follow up. i think know the answer. you do believe lgbtq individuals are allowed equal protection. correct? mr. scalia: that is what is the supreme court has ordained. sen. kaine: but -- you believe it personally? i know what the supreme court has said. i'm asking about your personal belief. lgbtq americans are entitled to equal protection of the law. mr. scalia: i

mr. scott: thank you. i thank you, madam speaker. thank you to mr. johnson, mr. cicilline, and chairman nadler for their leadership on this issue. i rise in support of the forced arbitration and justice repeal act, or the fair act. companies are increasingly using forced arbitration clauses to shield themselves from accountability from many forms of wrongdoing, including civil rights violation, labor abuses, and unfair consumer practices. for example, 60 million workers are now subject to forced arbitration claims that-- clause that is deny them their day in court. forced arbitration is a rigged system. that's because the arbitrators are essentially hired by the companies and consumers never have a chance. workers and consumers should not have to sign away their rights as a condition to their employment or as a condition of a contract. they should not have to give up their day in court. often, arbitration is a desirable alternative to litigation. under the fair act arbitration would now be a voluntary option not the only option. i urge my colleagues to support th

mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to add a thank you to congresswoman adams and congressman walker for their continued leadership for this bill, specifically and with the hbcu caucus generally. i rise in support of this legislation to preserve funding for historically black colleges and universities and other minority-serving institutions. these institutions play a critical role in expanding access to higher education for low-income students and students of color. collectively, they educate more than one quarter of all graduates, nearly six million students, include manage in our nation's most underserved communities. typically these underresourced schools educate first-time college attendee, many of whom hail from impoverished communs. the funding that supports minority-serving institutions is the only program authorized in the higher education act that expires if not re-authorized this year. accordingly, if congress fails to pass the bill by september 30, these historic institutions will suffer a $255 million

. >> i now recognize mr. scott. >> thank you mister chairman. i suppose my friend and colleague congressman bishop's district probably had more losses for 2018 than i did, but i believe i am second of the 435 members of the house with regards to losses for 2018. we know the saying, the bigger you are, the harder you fall. certainly we recognize this is the case in agriculture. the payment for w.h.i.p., the upper payment limit was reduced from $900,000 to $250,000 for the 2018 storms. it was $900,000 for 2017. can you tell me why that reduction was made, briefly? >> i think certainly in discussions, both internal, as well as through government, we had several conversations, looking at how many folks would hit payment limits, as well as managing dollars. recognizing there is a limited number of dollars to cover losses in 2018 and losses in 2019, but for the balance of 2019 as well. we don't know what further losses might be. >> absolutely and that brings me to the second point. forgive me, i am on a five- minute clock. i want to move fairly quick.

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. scott sanchez planning department. 134 and 136 fences in rear yard are required up to no more than 10 feet. permit is required for any fence more than 6 feet above grade. it does appear the permit was properly reviewed by planning department. the plans appear to show the plans appear to show a fence no more than 10 feet above grade. there is concern about the overall extent of work done in the rear yard. there was stair access new to the alley in the back with stairs and railings. i think the plans don't show all of that. some of the work may not require a bermitt under the believe -- permit under the building code. the deck is above grade. some work may not require a building permit. it would be helpful to get a full understanding what is done. maybe not everything that needs a permit is shown. if the board were continue to at allow time for more accurate times to happen or simply deny the permit and have them file a new permit to more accurately show the work done looking at the materials

mr. sanchez? >> good afternoon. scott sanchez, planning department. i will be brief on this matter. i think there aren't any planning code issues. it is extra not required at the time that the new structure was built in the subdivision occurred. they would be no issue under the planning code with converting parking to storage or and a.d.u. , for that matter. i'm available for any questions. it is probably more of an issue for d.b.i. or a civil issue. thank you. >> thank you. mr. duffy? >> good evening, commissioners, joe duffy, d.b.i. the permit to convert existing carport space to enclosed storage space, i'm reviewing the plans and i did not see anything wrong with the work itself and what they are doing. i think the issue is the issuance of the permit and how the applicant obtains the permit if you did see in the brief, there was a permit application and a copy of the typical form and certification. at the time, the permit was issued d.b.i. were okay with that, and there was -- the easement was provided. and i did see in the brief that the appellants or the requesters went to d.b.

mr. sanchez. >> thank you, scott sanchez, plenty department. subject property 2901 taraval street, rm-1 zoning district. constructed approximately 1945, based on the records, as a ground for commercial use with a single-family residential use above. the applicant, in 1980, was the previous property owner. continuous authorization from the planning commission to allow that use to continue indefinitely. probably became a nonconforming commercial use around 1960 area determination requirement. they had not abated. it still has to be a commercial use, otherwise the rm-1 does not allow commercial uses. they recently sought condo conversion to convert the building, from the one unit, residential, one unit commercial to make a commercial condo on the lower floor and a residential condo on the floor above, and subsequent to that sought to convert the commercial condo into a residential condo. there is nothing in the planning code that prohibits that. we need to make some adjustments to their condo map with the department of public works. i'm not aware

mr. garcia and senator scott, and i yield back the time.ce of my the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from guam is recognized. mr. san nicolas: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i consume. i just wanted to extend a sincere thanks to representative this lifesaving legislation. you know, to be able to introduce that's going to save immediately, but over the generations that we're going to continue to provide is found.ng very, very prow it's an honor to be able to serve with them. it's an honor to see so much ipartisan support for this legislation as well as both houses of our congress. so i humbly ask my colleagues to in se join all of us supporting this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the house n is will the suspend the rules and pass the 1690, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 aving responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the .able the chair lays before the house a message. clerk: to the c

scott. [applause] >> thank you mr.dent and very briefly opportunity zones this ignition initiative, called opportunity zone is really unprecedented. in our nations history. you take private capital and you partner it we put public investment to bring about real revitalization. and transformation in our communities. it's unique because it's not just development, is community development. see poverty, it has no favor. poverty is in the black community, is in the white community, it's carbon, it's rural, it's tribal, it's suburban, we been the 30th city in the last 15 weeks, and i've seen some of the worst cities, in our country from coast to coast and even in the heartland. one thing that i have learned is that poverty does not care what you look like. it doesn't care where you come from. but i've had to say that like to teach my son. we fight fire we put fire. the name of this council is the why house opportunity in revitalization counsel. revitalize to endure new life. it makes us to reinvigorate and re-energize. revit

mr. chairman, i guild back. >> you very much. senator scott you i'm glad we are having a meaningfulhe conversation about what's happening in our nation. so we face the facts in our culture is producing an underclass of predominantly white young men who place no value on human life. these individuals that live purposely life his and an amenity. increasing after the most evil desires sometimes with racial hatred. as you all know we have the well as governor, the horrible goshooting at the school in parkland. within three weeks, we've passet historic legislation include orders that we did it by law enforcement and mental health counselors and educators to come up with the right solution. now with regard to the shooting in parkland. the killer nicholas cruz, a long long history of violent behavior. in september of 2017, the fbi learned that someone with the username, nicholas cruz, and posted a comment on a youtube video that said i am going to be a professional school shooter. and when he made other threatening comments on various platforms.s. in

mr. ambassador this is scott martin thanks for joining us.an given how we're in this at least hanging in the balance with respect to the election results what do you think iran's behavior would be like given the possible outcome of one side versus the other? >> so, we do feel that iran's continuing to support terrorism, to support what's happening in saudi arabia and they are invest ing a lot of funds no matter what regardless of the election, $7 billion a year, they are investing in terrorism in the region they will continue to do that and by the way, we will continue to retaliate within the region regardless of the coalition negotiations, forming a government, we'll continue to protect our interest in the region. david: let me just ask you about the economy because your economy is terrific is one of the best economies in the middle east. benjamin netanyahu is a very big free market guy, benny less so sort of more of a elizabeth warren of israeli politics are you concerned about the economy if he takes over? >> so prime minister people janua

seems when you're related to the former vice president things just tend to work out and joe scott no problem with it mr vice president your take on that was a conflict of interest there was a clear conflict of interest but you heard him people move along nothing to see here i'm not seeing now questions about well it could also be distracting us from what joe biden has done and others have been involved because there really is something there that's a question that's not coming through really the questions that are being asked in the hope i think for those who are were answered from this and this leads into really great. leaked information or juicy information not about joe biden but about donald trump. people who are upset with his politics and this could be a way to move us away from when joe biden might be involved in if anything we came the news rolling this thursday in 90 seconds. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday should we let it be an arms race is often the spiri

seems when you're related to the former vice president things just tend to work out and joe scott no problem with it mr vice president your take on that was a conflict of interest there was a clear conflict of interest but you heard him people move along nothing to see here i'm not seeing now questions about well it could also be distracting us from when joe biden has done and others have been involved maybe there really is something there that's a question that's not coming through really the questions that are being asked in the hope i think for those who are for answers from this and this leads into really great. leaked information or a juicy information not about joe biden but about donald trump. people who are upset with his politics and this could be a way to move us away from when joe biden might be involved in a family thing in another twist double trump also mention this week it was the democrats that pressured kiev to reopen the investigation into him as part of the motor probe into collusion with russia they sent a letter to ukraine's then prosecutor general and 20 dynamic out instincts that

seems when you're related to the former vice president things just tend to work out and joe scott no problem with it mr vice president your take on that was a conflict of interest there was a clear conflict of interest but you heard him people move along nothing to see here i'm not seeing now questions about will also be distracting us from what joe biden has done and others have been involved maybe there really is something there that's a question that's not coming through really the questions that are being asked in the hope i think for those who are we're going to drum this have this leads into really great. leaked information or juicy information not about joe biden but i. donald trump. people who are upset with his politics and this could be a way to move us away from where joe biden might be involved in a very. yet another of the stories we're following today a court in paris has ruled that the founder of the french me too movement the fame the man she accused of making lewd and sexist remarks in 27 to your friends correspondent charge of and ski with. well sundram has been told to pay some $2000

seems when you're related to the former vice president things just tend to work out and joe scott no problem with it mr vice president your take on that was a conflict of interest there was a clear conflict of interest but you heard him people move along nothing to see here i'm not seeing now questions about well it could also be distracting us from what joe biden has done and others have been involved maybe there really is something there that's a question that's not coming through really the questions that are being asked in the hope i think for those who are for answers from this it does lead since you really agree leaked information or a juicy information not about joe biden but about donald trump. people who are upset with his politics and this could be a way to move us away from when joe biden might be involved in a family thing. and unrepentant his return to britain the defaced pays off the u.k. supreme court ruled his suspension of parliament the promise to face the boat criticism. the truth is good members opposite are living in a fantasy iraq i. would say i was there i was going to have this

mr. bobby scott who at the chairman of the overall education and labor committee. >> thank you. it's good to see you and i want to congratulate you doctor, on your success at the virginia community college system. particularly in the success that you've had in the short-term programs that don't necessarily lead to a degree but lead to a good job. there is a consensus growing consensus that we ought to allow pell grants to help finance a short-term program but there at a lot of concern that we want to make sure that they only go to quality programs. can you say a word about what elements there are in your program and that we should look at as we evaluate whether or not a program at of such quality that we want to allow. we want to allow pell grants to help fund ? >> thank you congressman scott. i suggest there should be two elements in some kind of accountability system. what at program completion. two at employment in a high demand and sustaining waged job. >> how do you work it's local businesses to make sure there will be a demand for your graduates. >> his and receive any of

seems when you're related to the former vice president things just tend to work out and joe scott no problem with it mr vice president your take on that was a conflict of interest there was a clear conflict of interest what you heard and people move along nothing to see here i'm not seeing now questions about well it could also be distracting us from when joe biden and his son and others have been involved maybe there really is something there that's a question that's not coming through really the questions that are being asked in the hope i think for those who are were answered from this and this leads into really great. leaked information or juicy information not about joe biden but about donald trump. people who are upset with his politics and this could be a way to move us away from when joe biden might be involved in a family that. u.k.'s national crime agency has found no proof of wrongdoing by the braggs a campaign group leave dot edu and one of its fundraisers and banks it cleared him of receiving donations for the braggs it campaign from a foreign source and leave russia with more on the story

way to start uprising in a store stitching for us so the last thing you heard from mr them i said is that and general scott miller the chief commander of u.s. troops and nato troops in afghanistan was about actually the ceremony for signing the agreement and not the stoppage of the negotiations is that correct. no there was no hint no sign only they. talked during that meeting about the ceremony of signing the. signing the agreement to an invitation to be extended to 40 minute states of about 2 or $24.00 a countries of the world and also they talked about their communication channel which was. also part of the agreement and we had appointed from our side people for the communication channel in order to facilitate implementation of they came into that was discussed during that meeting that was the last meeting that our. chief of the political office. with scott miller and dr after that that meeting which i mentioned there was another meeting with him and that meeting that they were. no sign. no hint about what was mentioned in their trips that was really really surprising for us so when was that meeting wha

scott. great honor. go ahead, please. reporter: mr. president, you've been negotiating with the chinese and there seems to be a possibility in terms of a china trade deal they might actually offer some agricultural purchases. is that going to be enough for you, sir in order to get a deal done? >> no. reporter: what you do you need to see that deal get past the finish line. >> we're looking for a complete deal. i'm not looking for a partial deal. china has been starting buying our agricultural product over the last week, actually some very big purchases. that is not what i'm looking for. we're looking for the big deal. we're taking billions and billions of dollars in tariffs. china is devaluing their currency and putting a lot of money into their economy and they have a very bad economy right now. i don't want them to have a bad economy but the worst they say in 57 years. two weeks ago it was the worst in 22 years. now it is 57 years. it will only get worse. their supply chain is being broken up very badly. companies are leaving because

mr. oscar james, and i am thankful for hilda scott. thank you for your report.ove. >> this is a motion? >> yes, i would like to move that we authorize a fourth grant disbursement agreement with the mexican museum. >> have a question, is there a second? the chair booster is a second. i have a question, i didn't see in the packet about the small business participation. i think the numbers are impressive. i would like to know who the professional services providers are? >> i am the contract contract supervisor with ocii. the project started off with a consultant team of about 12 consulting firms with a participation of 66.8%. there was a joint venture with a/d architecture. i do want to note, however, because of the duration of time, and changes in some of the firms has now been merged with harkins and wales. the joint venture is no longer in effect. we have been, in recent conversations with the mexican museum their attorney, in terms of looking at the replacement. what has been brought forth to us as a hispanic firm, as a replacement for the architect. we expect

chief scott, and executive director mr. henderson. i am a san francisco native. i will be starting my senior year at san francisco state university. i am majoring in criminal justice studies and graduated with a bachelor's degree in. my experience as a dpa and turner being part part of the osa program has been extremely rewarding. i enjoy assisting the office staff with organizing and creating new files and researching cases. i have learned an incredible amounts in such a short period of time. [inaudible] i know that my fellow interns and i will create a better tomorrow for future generations to come. thank you. >> hello everyone, i am val jones. i go to san francisco state university, i am a junior and criminal justice major. at the end turn the summer, i conducted research, i did some organizing of case material, and various office support. governmental and community agencies come together to create positive change. i believe in positive change and second chances is why why i look to fulfill a career in probation. thank you. >> my name is allie, i am at golden

mr. chairman. >> senator scott. >> thanks for what you do. the -- i was just down in panama and met with some dhs representatives to talk about narc o trafficking and the violence that's, you know, that's part of it and i met with other -- i met with dea, d.o.d. and they were talking about if they had some additional resources the countries just north of there where a lot of the narc o trafficking is coming out of they could do poolt and they thought that would have a positive impact on dealing with the border. what do you need? and what can we do? what can congress do to be more helpful in that arena? >> thanks, senator. and thanks for visiting with our people and i think one of dhs's strength sour ability to support and work with foreign partnering to make an compact on our security as far from our border as possible and really building their capacity, sharing information and trying to make an impact together. and i think panama is one of our best examples of that. both the i.c.e. and homeland security security investigation presence weapon

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator thaoupb. based on presence at the gavel, we have senator black burn, followed by senator scott. senator black burn. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i want to thank each of you for being here this morning. and for talking with us. this committee has looked at this issue on the algorithms and their utilization for some time. and we are going to continue to do this. looking at content and the extremist content that is online is certainly important. we know there are a host of solutions that are out there. and we need to come to an agreement and an understanding of how you are going to use these and these technologies to really protect our citizens. and social companies are in a sense open public forums. and they should be, where people can interact with one another. and part of your responsibility in this vane is to have an objective cop on the beat. and be able to see what is happening. because you're looking at it in realtime. but what has unfortunately happened many times is you don't get an objective view. you don't get a consistent view. you get a subjective view. and this is p

mr. chairman, i will yield back. >> thank you very much. senator scott? >> thank you for being here today. i'm glad we are here today to have a meaningful conversation about what's happening in our nation. thattime to face the fact our society has produced a underclass of primarily violent young men who place no value on human life. they live purposeless lives of anonymity and digital dependency, acting out evil desires sometimes with racial hatred. as you know, when i was governor we had the horrible shooting at the school in parkland. within three weeks,, we passed historic legislation, including the protection orders senator blumenthal was talking about. we did that with law enforcement, mental health counselors and educators to come up with the right solution. with regard to the shooting at parkland, the killer had a long, long history of violent behavior. in september 2017, the fbi learned someone with the username "nikolas cruz" posted am going toideo "i be a professional school shooter." in addition, he made other threatening comments on various pl

mr. baker served as ceo of hardware store cooperation, and senior executive gross in scott's company, getting to launch a company, and home depot. mr. baker is a graduate of university of minnesota. our second witness is mr. at bona, mr. bone is president and ceo of national business aviation association, prior to joining mba, work at the general aviation manufacturers association, for senior vice president and general counsel, and then as president. in 2001, misspoken with nominate by president bush to serve as a member of the commissions on the future of the u.s. aerospace industry. prior to this, mr. bolton was nominate by president clinton, and confirmed by the senate, to serve on the management advisory council to the faa. mr. bolton received his degree in economics from university of kansas, his first lady grief from to learn university and massive law from georgetown university. our third witness, is captain joe depict, kept in the peak carney serves as the 11's president of the airline pilots association, which represents over 60,000 professional airline pilots in the united states an

scott. it's a great honor. go ahead, please. eporter: mr. president, you've been negotiating with the chinese. and there seems to be a possibility in terms of a china deal they might add some agricultural purchases. is that going to be enough for get a deal done? president trump: no. reporter: what do you need to finish et it past the line? president trump: i am looking for a full deal, not a partial deal. hina has been starting to buy our agricultural product. if you noticed over the last week and actually some very big not what but that's i'm looking for. we're looking for a big deal. we've taken in billions and billions of dollars of tariffs. currency devaled their and they have put a lot of money into their economy and they have a very bad economy right now. i don't want them to have a bad economy. in, they say, 57 years. two weeks it was the worst in 22 years. it's going to get worse. their supply chain is being broken up very badly. are leaving because they can't pay the 25%, soon to go to 30% tariff. we have 30% very shortly on $250 billion. tariff, slightly smaller number, as you know,