leahy: part of it. andrew: that will make it very difficult to do some of the items that the democratic electorate is really pressing for, like medicare for all or gun control or gun safety measures. sen. leahy: if we brought up a real gun safety bill on the floor and had a vote up or down, which is what president trump said he wanted us to do until the head of the nra came down and said, no, we cannot allow you to do that, and he said, ok. if we had one straight up or down, it would pass, it would not be a filibuster question. it passed. let the american people see how you voted. here is the thing. it is so easy to go out and give a speech. i am all for this. i am for this great bill. will you vote for it? have real votes. i am proud of my voting record. could i go back through 16000 and say, i should have had an extra cup of coffee that day? what was i thinking? of course. but i am proud of voting and i am proud of having vermonters see how i vote. greta: we have a couple minutes left. erica: the hous

guest: i'm not going to get into an argument between brian and senator leahy. there are fundamental errors there. the blue slip remains in full force with respect to district judges. that point seemed to have been left out. with respect to appellate judges it's true there has been a demotion of the force of the blue slip and restoration what existed before senator leahy. again, if brian wants to criticize senator leahy, i'm not going to get in that fight. host: which court of appeals, appeals court in the federal system, has the -- has president trump been able to appoint the moats just -- most judges to? guest: the answer is the ninth circuit where he's already appointed six or seven. another one likely to be confirmed today. two more in the pipeline. the ninth circuit has been notoriously the most liberal court in the country. after the panel has ruled, there will be a process where the losing party can ask for the court to reconsider and at that point, the court can vote to hear it. there is a limited panel procedure that would sit on that hearing. the appel

leahy: thank you very much. these questions are not direct that you personally, we are just trying to get information here because senator lee and i and others have to vote on these things. how many times has cdr information been used in criminal investigations or prosecutions by the fbi or the justice department? how many times? >> i am aware of one. sen. leahy: orlando? mr. orlando: i am not aware of any. with theave to concur gentleman's statement. sen. leahy: you are asked in september whether doorbell videos from the home security obtaineding could be with a section 215 order. you said you believed so but you have to check that and confirm. that was a couple of months ago. two monthsyou later, can the government obtain a ring video under section 215? mr. orlando: during the house judiciary committee i said that i could see that surveillance video would be relevant, would meet the relevant standards of a business records request. bet is something that would within the scope of records you can seek with a bus

and a restoration of what existed before senator leahy.oin, if brian fallon was criticize senator leahy, i will not get in that fight. >> which court of appeals in the federal system has president trump been able to appoint the most justices, judges to? circuit, where he has already appointed six or seven. with another one likely to be confirmed today and two more in the pipeline. the ninth circuit has been notoriously the most liberal court in the country. largely because when jimmy carter was president, it basically doubled in size and he packed the court with judges who set for a long time. when president trump took office, there was an imbalance .f 19 democratic appointees that margin will soon be 16 democrats to 13 republicans, much tighter. the other courts where president trump has flipped the court, so to speak, from majority democratic to republican appointees, it already happened in the third circuit and is poised to happen in the 11th circuit. >> all of the appeals courts do not have the same number of judges appointed to them.

leahy: madam president, i then would suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. leahy: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: madam president, i ask consent the call of the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: madam president, i know people are waiting to see what might happen around here. we do have before us and will have before us a continuing resolution to fully fund the federal government through december 20. i wish the step was not necessary. i wish we could have just passed all our bills. but while i wish the step was not necessary, i would urge all members to vote aye. i'm disappointed we have to pass a second continuing resolution. i wish we were further along in our work. it's not for lack of trying. it is no secret what is holding up negotiations. the president's demand for $8.6 billion more for his vanity wall along the southern border. a wall incidentally where he gave his word over and over again, his

i say it from decades of experience. >> you can see the entire interview with senator leahy today at:00 p.m. on newsmakers and on c-span radio. you can watch it online at c-span.org. >> this veterans day monday on c-span at 11:00 a.m. eastern, live coverage of the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. at 7:00, the 1989 nbc news broadcast on the follow the berlin wall. at 10:30, veterans talk about complexities of war. watch c-span on tv, online or listen using the free radio app. >> watch the c-span network live this week as the house intelligence committee holds the first public impeachment hearings are you the committee, led by adam schiff, will hear from three state department officials starting wednesday at 10:00 eastern. and deputylor assistant secretary of state george kent will testify. at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch will appear before the committee. ahead of the committee -- ahead of the hearings, witness testimony. find transcripts on c-span.org/impeachment. deliverednt trump remarks at the black voices fo

. >> senator leahy would you like to make another statement. >> i would. i appreciate that. i was proud to join senator lee and requesting this hearing. i think i speak for both senator lee and myself and thank you for holding this hearing. i'm proud of our successful efforts in 2015 to pass usa freedom act, this is the first overhaul in government surveillance powers in decades. it had a significant privacy protection for the american people. now we know we have the opportunity to learn, assess, respond to what has happened over the past four years. it's where we learn. we know that the government issued only 13 cdr program orders in 2018. but, they collect over 434 million records relating to over 19 million phone calls. there's two incidents of overclocked and the result in the nsa purging all the record and decommission the program. we know the director dan acknowledged even as they requested a program of reauthorization all the authorities granted usa freedom, the cdr program relative intelligence value was negligent. given all that, what don't we know, virtually quite

senator leahy, thank you for being here. funding runs out december 12.een able to complete the legislation thus far?

guest: i'm not going to get into an argument between brian and senator leahy.here are fundamental errors there. the blue slip remains in full force with respect to district judges. that point seemed to have been left out. with respect to appellate judges it's true there has been a demotion of the force of the blue slip and restoration what existed before senator leahy. again, if brian wants to criticize senator leahy, i'm not going to get in that fight. host: which court of appeals, appeals court in the federal system, has the -- has president trump been able to appoint the moats just -- most judges to? guest: the answer is the ninth circuit where he's already appointed six or seven. another one likely to be confirmed today. two more in the pipeline. the ninth circuit has been notoriously the most liberal court in the country. that's largely because when jimmy carter was president basically doubled in size and he packed that court with judges who sat on that court for a long, long time. when president trump took office, there was an imbalance of 19 democratic a

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i'm making this on behalf of senator schumer, senator leahy, senator rosen, senator tim kaine, senatormenendez, senator carton, as if in legislative session i asked unanimous consent of the senate proceed to immediate consideration of calendar number 112 hr 6 for the bill to be read a third time passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening mraction or debate. >> is their objection? >> and reserving the right to object, i will object. >> senator from tennessee. >> thank you mr. president. i would like to articulate the reason for the objection to the legislation that is brought forward by my friend the senator from illinois. once again, i found it necessary for the good of the order to object to unanimous consent request brought by our friends and majority. once again, they are attempting to bypass the senate rules on behalf of a piece of legislation that this body has not had the time to debate to deliberate or to consider in committee. the american dream and promise act passed the house of representatives by a near partyline vote.

another clip for you so as the official says and morgan also explained at one point to senator patrick leahy why a program designed to catch terrorists shouldn't be measured on how many care terrorists think that this prevention of a terrorist attack is but one metric of programs value it's one factor so just to clarify that i'm not saying that that's not a valuable factor i'm just saying it's only one measure what should we gauge terrorist catching program on my know while i go i do like that the efficacy of a program designed to catch terrorists should not be based on the efficacy of the program to catch terrorists it makes sense to me this is orwellian double speak may i also ask you to have a well i understand the the trade craft of our enemies is so good would you please tell me why my aunt phebe's method day the is somehow connected to catching isis i understand that these distinct to trade craft in the war craft of these but we're talking about individual method data billions perhaps trillions of bits of data from every living human being probably on this earth put together it is huge

there are two tools, the leahy law and men in ski act that can be used. these revolutions, these protests across the middle east are built for western democracies support. human rights violations, question of the press, question of the internet, not allowing iraqis to voice their concern. dealing with the press, you don't go after donald trump you go after him here, why are we arming, training and equipping a force that dominated by iranian proxies that are killing iraqis. there are tools we can use. if minsky and the leahy law, this would be built for democrats support and republican support if they both understood what was going on. >> time for one more. >> questions are all just talk? >> is there anything you would like to add? >> i would like to add something. i know the attention of the us is on the bandwidth, limited under the best of circumstances and even more limited right now because of what is going on in washington. we talked about what will happen. one thing i didn't mention is my greatest fear, i will tell you what my greatest fear is. in a

when war came, he turned to admiral ernest j king to fight the fleet and recalled admiral leahy to be his own chief of staff. nationlt nudged the toward a war. he was determined not to get too far in front of public opinion, but at the same time, to push the united states toward involvement. struck, king george the sixth wrote roosevelt, by the way you have led public opinion while allowing it to get ahead of you. king wereand the quite close. a point that i would pause to say that roosevelt genuinely enjoyed associating with royalty. calledys called him -- them george, elizabeth, and wilhelmina. they always called him mr. president. initiative, roosevelt flies the idea to provide aid for britain. let me pause just for a moment lease wase lend roosevelt idea. he came up with it personally as he was on the uss houston and in response to a letter from churchill. this was pure roosevelt. this did not bubble up from the bureaucracy. draftished a peacetime for the first time in american history and probably in violation of the constitution and certainly contrary to const -- to statute, pro

senator whitehouse, as you heard, he and ok on sort of the odd couple prison reform, like senator leahy and i are on the freedom of information issues. i will leave that to others to judge. but we are introducing some additional legislation to promote the reintegration by introducing something that we call the bee and her act. what we are trying to do is provide the federal judges the authority to the discussion really, not requiring and providing them discretion to issue their own certificates of rehabilitation and acknowledge that eligible offenders have finished their sentences and demonstrated their commitment to a law-abiding future. we are looking at the state experience about a third of the states have ali similar program, and i'm glad just like the first step act that seems to enjoy broad bipartisan support, senators leahy, durbin, coons, portman, blumenthal and so far have joined us in the introduction of this bill. do you see the usefulness of getting federal judges this discretion may be as an additional indicator to the public that thishe individual hs tried to turn their li

senator patrick leahy is ."guest on "newsmakers he is the former chair of the senate judiciary committee. "newsmakers" is available on the free c-span radio app and anytime on c-span.org. vivian has this -- host: from lexington, kentucky, republican line. good morning. caller: did you say betty? host: betty, i believe? caller: i'm an independent. i think trump needs to go. he's a lying, thieving crook. can't see his taxes. he thinks because he has money, he has power and that he can take the power and do whatever he wants to do with it. like the other gentleman said, he could shoot a man on the street today and nothing would be done to him. something needs to be done. just like his tv show, someone needs to look at him and say "you're fired or con host: thank you, betty. tomorrow is a veterans day, the 11th day, the 11th month, the 11th hour, commemorating the end of world war i and we commemorate all the veterans who -- and celebrate their service to the country. this from "the new york times." "what we left be

i'm glad just like the first step act that seems to enjoy the ride bipartisan support senators lee leahy durbin to les blumenthal crapo and ernst so far have joined us in the introduction of this bill. do you see the usefulness of giving judges this discussion may be as an additional indicator to the public that this individual has tried to turn their lives around a taken at vantage of the programming and needs to be welcomed back into the community as you point out? >> senator i'm not familiar with your bill. i look forward to looking at it. i'm still catching up with a lot of new stuff that happened last 16 years. anything that improves the process anything that makes this all workg together are doing te right things were offenders who want to go back to the community i applaud all of your efforts to make that successful. >> thank youog again. >> senator tillis. >> thank you mr. chairman. doctors sawyer thank you for being here and your service. how do you describe the morale of folks in dod right now? >> is kind of mix. i've tried to get around to talk to her staff and/or management s

the leahy. the scene from the sea from a theance, transformed by history, strange and a real beauty. theailor ever saw into distance without the desire to return at some time. 1921. your -- boarding party -- your questions please. >> again, i would invite you to come down to the microphone if you are able and our first question will come from the gentleman on the other side of the auditorium. have naval airports or -- you said that there were flying that were sent in to get one of the commanders? yes, yes.hn: that is a reference to an old john candy movie "planes, trains, and automobiles." i do not know if bristol ever gets onto a plane. naval aviation is again -- the , itence of naval aviation is substantial, but remember, we don't have any aircraft carriers yet. she is converted from a coal tender into an aircraft. . mostlyre motive -- kurdish seaplanes during the patrol, so it's not surprising a few aboardght be those airplanes, but the research i did, admittedly spared -- spartan, two second

we are talking about richard shelby and his democratic counterpart patrick leahy. lowey. -- as well as nita lowey. they have an enormous list ahead of them. there is a lack of bicameral, bipartisan agreement on the dozens of 2020 funding levels that need to be worked out in order to write these bills that fund the day-to-day operations of the federal government there were some huge issues looming, like funding for the wall. all of those issues are still in progress on fiscal 2020 spending bills. at the same time, we have congressional leaders continuing -- bring another resolution, whether they should keep the government open and whether these negotiations will be continuing. >> you did mention nicotine plant ton, denounce take about short-term spending bill on the week of november 18. he wrote about that in your article. how long is this continuing resolution expected to be, and are you exciting but the house and senate to pass it at the president to sign it? >> majority leader steny hoyer did outline in a letter that the house will pick up a continuing resolution

. >> when jay powell said let's leahy how low unemployment can go. >> no more rate cuts thankfully out of time that does it for "closing bell." >> and "fast money" begins right now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city's times square. this is "fast money. i'm melissa leap our traders on the desk with pete najarian steve grasso chyron finerman and guy adami. tonight on fast. nike doubles down on direct to consumer how it can shake up the retail astray. cashing in on fintech. pete makes a fast pitch for american desk. will the desk buy? check out the mystery transport stock posting the worst day in more than a month, what it says about the healthy of industry. we start off with a touch of magic. shares of disney soaring more than 7% today after the company announced the new streaming service surpassed 10 million sign ups in one day. that news adding more than $18 billion in market cap to the entertainment giant today alone. and get this since disney announced pricing for disney plus in april it's gained $58 billion in value. do the magical math, $58 billion in

after that, senator patrick leahy of vermont with the status of appropriations committee on his week's newsmakers. former vice president joe biden officially found his paperwork -- filed his paperwork to back 2020 presidential candidate. here's a look.

statement by the first chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who served the black sea fleet, william leahy. reality is ugly, decrepit, dirty city with all centric lori gone probably beyond recall, but seeing a fantasy in the evening in the distance as transform by the color to a strange and real beauty. no sailor ever saw the sea in the evening distance without the desire to return it sometime, 1921. boarding party, landing party, naval employees tree, murmask, your questions please. you (applause) know coming here >> and, again i would invite you to come down to the microphone if you are able, and our first question will come on the other side. >> he talked about naval operations. did they have naval airports? you said there were flights that were sent in to get one of the commanders in. >>, yes that was just a reference to an old movie with john candy, planes, trains, and automobiles. i don't know that he ever gets on an airplane for that transit. he is certainly on automobiles, trains and ships. that was a metaphorical thing. so naval ideation. again, the presence of naval aviation at t

leahy. i have talked to both mr. shelby and mr. leahy. they want to get this work done. there is no reason in god's green earth we cannot do the appropriations bills in a way that they ought to be done, except we lack the will to compromise. we lack the will to work together. we lack the will to do the american people's business on ime, rationally, and without creating a sense that this institution cannot and does not work. i hope we use these days that are left between today and december 20 in a productive, effective, -- effective way so that the appropriations process can be concluded on december or before. december 20 or before. this probably is going to have no constructive effect this day, but i hope in the days to come that we will are all have such a sense of urgency that we owe it to the country, to our people, and to this institution to show the american people we can make it work. let's do it. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield. the gentlewoman from ohio reserves. ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro

leahy: mr. president, i'll be very brief. i agree with the distinguished senior senator from alabama. the paul amendment imposes a 1% across the board cut over last year's funding level to the vast majority of discretionary spending for the duration of this year. i hope all members, republican and democrat alike will oppose it because it would mean arbitrary cuts in defense and other national security programs, cuts to veterans' health care, education, child care, opioid programs, just to name a few. it's a simplistic tool that ignores the complexity of our federal budget. it's not a way we should govern. we have the hard work of making hard choices to fund -- on how to fund programs each year based on reality. that's what we should do and that's what the american people deserve. i support increasing investment in our nation's infrastructure. i'd be happy to work with senator paul to ensure these programs receive the resources they require. i hope that he might be able to get some support from the trump administration which h

sawyer, senator white house as you heard is the odd couple on president reform like senator leahy and i and the freedom of information. >> it's really odd. (laughs) >> i'll leave that to others to judge. we are addressing some infiltration of reintegration and debilitation in something we call the re-enter act. or trying to do is provide federal judges the authority and the discretion without requirement with the discretion to issue their own certificates and rehabilitation and acknowledge the eligible offenders and demonstrate their commitment to law-abiding future. we are looking at the state experience and about a third of the state as a similar program and i'm glad that just like the first step back we seem to enjoy bipartisan support which is lay he, crassly coons and so far who have joined us in the introduction of this bill. do you see the usefulness of federal judges this discretion and additional indicator to the public that this individual has tried to turn their lives around and taking advantage of the program and is needing to be welcome back? i'm >> not familiar with your

. >> when jay powell said let's leahy how low unemployment can go. >> no more rate cuts thankfully outr "closing bell." >> and "fast money" begins right now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city's times square. this is "fast money. i'm melissa leap our traders on the desk with pete najarian steve grasso chyron finerman and guy adami. tonight on fast. nike doubles down on direct to consumer how it can shake up the retail astray. cashing in on fintech. pete makes a fast pitch for american desk. will the desk buy? check out the mystery transport stock posting the worst day in more than a month, what it says about the healthy of industry. we start off with a touch of magic. shares of disney soaring more than 7% toda

senator whitehouse, as you heard, he and i are kind of the on couple on prison reform like senator leahy and i and the freedom of information. i'll leave that to others to judge. we are addressing some -- introducing something called the re-enter act. we are trying to provide provide federal judges the authority and the discretion without requirement to issue their own certificates of rehabilitation and acknowledge the eligible offenders have finished their sentences and demonstrated commitment to a law-abiding future. we are looking at the state experience and about a third of the states have a similar program and i'm glad that just thisthe first step act, seems to enjoy broad bipartisan support. do you see the usefulness of giving federal judges this discretion, may be as an additional indicator to the public that this individual has tried to turn their lives around and taking advantage of the programming and needs to be welcomed back into the community? ms. sawyer: i am not familiar with your bill. i look forward to looking at it. i'm still catching up with a lot of new stuff that's h

like senator leahy and i are on freedom of information issues. i will leave it to others to judge. we are introducing additional legislation to promote successful reintegration and rehabilitation of prisoners by introducing something we call the reenter actor. we are trying to provide federal judges the discretion, we are not requiring it but providing discretion to issue their own certificates of realization, and eligible offenders finish their sentences and demonstrated their commitment to a law-abiding future. we are looking at the state experience, a third of the states have a similar program and i am glad just like the first step act, seems to enjoy broad bipartisan support, grassley, durbin, tillis, portman, blumenthal have joined us in the introduction of this bill. do you see the usefulness of giving federal judges this discretion as additional indicator that the individual tried to turn their lives, turning -- taking advantage of the programming to be welcomed back into the community pulling out. >> i look forward to it, catching up with a lot of news stuff that happened i

senator white house, as you heard, he and i are sort of the odd couple on prison reforms, like senator leahy and i are on freedom of informatio of inform. >> [inaudible conversations] . >> i'll leave that for someone else. and we have the re-enter act, what we're trying to do is provide federal judges the authority, not requiring it, but discretion to issue their o own -- acknowledge that they've finished their sentences and demonstrated commitment to a lou abading future. we're looking at the state experience, a third of the states have a similar program and i'm glad, just like the first step back, this seems to enjoy bipartisan support. many have joined us in the introduction of this bill. do you see the usefulness of giving federal judges this discretion maybe as an additional indicator to the public that this individual has tried to turn their lives around, taken advantage of the programming and needs to be welcomed back to the community as you point out? >> senator, i'm not familiar with your bill. i look forward to looking at it. i'm still catching up with a lot of new stuff that's hap

so i'm making this on behalf of senator schumer, senator leahy, senator rosen, senator tim kaine, senator menendez and senator cardin. as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 112, h.r. 6. further, the bill be considered read a third time and passed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: is there objection? mrs. blackburn: i am reserving the right to object, and i will object. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. president. i would like to articulate the reason for the objection to the legislation that is brought forward by my friend, the senator from illinois. once again, i have found it necessary for the good of the order to object to a unanimous consent request brought by our friends in the majority because, once again, they are attempting to bypass the senate's rules on behalf of a piece of legislation that this body has had -- not had the time to debate, to deliber

so did senator leahy. they went there to say cooperate with mueller.iries were normal and looking about the past not a future opponent? is that a strategy you embrace? >> that's not a strategy. that's the truth. the president has a right find out what happened in 2016 and all the americans should want to know. what you have to remember this phone call took place july 25th. you saw no pressure. zelensky, the president, said there was no pressure. remember what happened. they did not know even that any of the funds were being withheld until august 29th from an article. the money was released september 11th. ukraine did nothing to release the money. so, where is the crime? the only problem here is adam schiff continues to lie to the american public. take us down another nightmare because from the number one day that this president got elected they wanted to beac impeach him. what did the freshman say on inaugural night what were they going to accomplish? impeachment. this congress has issued more subpoenas than they passed any laws. steve: america gets to

leahy or senator mcconnell. we are simply waiting for the president to tell the senate this allocation is ok. that's why in my view they didn't pass a single bill before the end of the fiscal year. but i hope we pass the c.r. i hope it's as clean as it can be. there are anomalies that will have to be taken care and things that will be extended because they expire on the 21st of this month. i hope we do ta and join in a do thatan way so we can do and i join with the minority whip and get to bipartisan agreement. nobody who has served with me with length of time that i work towards that end and will continue to work towards that end. and i yield back. mr. scalise: i thank the gentleman for yielding and let's be clear that we both know the senate operates differently than the house. the senate has a 60-vote requirement. it takes republicans and democrats to come to an agreement. and the gentleman can talk about issues where republicans are in disagreement. i could go through areas where democrats are in disagreemen

congresswoman shoe, congresswoman to kelsey, congresswoman scheier, and congresswoman leahy. i will now call to begin the questioning. mr. clay. he is the originator of this hearing. chair, let meam thank you for convening this hearing to call attention to the obtrusive restrictions on the well-being of thousands of women in my congressional district. in missouri, we are down to one last abortion clinic. state health officials are doing everything in their power to try to shut the clinic down. they are trying to regulate missouri's last clinic out of existence by proposing rules and regulations that are medically unnecessary, overly tly intrusive, or virtually impossible for any health care provider to comply with. as you heard dr. mccandles mcnis explain, the health department begin enforcing a medically unnecessary requirement that women submit to an additional pelvic exam three days before allowing -- before being allowed to have an abortion. dr. mcnicholas, as a physician, is there any medical reason for such a requirement? dr. mcnicholas: thank you for the question, repr

after that, senator patrick leahy of vermont with the status of appropriations committee on his week's newsmakers. former vice president joe biden officially found his paperwork -- filed his paperwork to back 2020 presidential candidate. here's a look. >> all right. where am i going? >> right here. >> my lord. dwight eisenhower, lyndon ohnson -- >> this year will be the 100th of new hampshire having been birthed it in the nation's primary. there's a lot of -- there's a history. -- and t originally then as the delegate stanleds you can vote individually for president. [laughter] >> he's on the wall in a couple of places. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. all right. > remember that one? > that's right here, guys. all right. where do i sign? > sign right here. amount.the same [laughter] -- then this is >> celebrating the 100th anniversary. inaudible] >> everybody knows everybody. [laughter] everybody knows everybody. half the town is related to me. > right? >> there may be a connection. >> well, i'll be darned. well, all right, these are all -- inaudible] [laughter] thank you. thank you