maxine waters not only called for a resistance, she encouraged her supporters to go after anybody inhe trump administration. election night, i was with the press, and i did see media with tears in their eyes because they were so upset over this president getting elected. we have gone through the russia hoax. this shouldn't happen to any president, i don't care what party you are in. judge jeanine: russia, racism, the resistance. didn't the economy yesterday hit a high it has never hit before, the stock market? >> friday it hit an all-time high. the president's economic -- his economic rules are work. all of his policies are working. it's just that we are not getting any coverage because the media doesn't want people to see his success. judge jeanine: the hatred is just amazing. i have never seen anything like this. i want to talk to you about what a lot of people are talking about on social media, the president's visit to walter reed. i understand it wasn't a scheduled annual visit. can you tell us what it was? >> we have a really busy year ahead, so the president decided to go to wa

how republicans sided with maxine waters on the pump to corporate welfare, spending billions of dollars to guarranty the richest companies in the world but where is your part? all that and much more on "making money". ♪. charles: stock of the day, folks charles schwab, td ameritrade jumping on news, fox news learn the two plan to merge. jackie deangelis on the potential take over. >> good afternoon, charles. that is a lot of green on the screen. i realize what i'm wearing here but our colleague maria bartiromo did break this news this morning. i'm waiting for companies to confirm it. charles schwab is expected to buy td ameritrade for $26 billion. combine the companies together, the assets are worth five trillion. which puts the combined company in a different league in terms of the competition. ceo walter bettinger will run the new companies. the theme of the industry is consoledation. the current environment has been pretty tricky for these companies. commissions eliminated. schwab was one of the first companies to do that in october. flipping tables and disrupting things. people were

. >> shannon: i want to play something that your democratic colleague, congressman maxine waters, who chairs a critical committee through this whole process, what she has said about the president, the cabinet from other white house officials, what they are doing to this country through this process. >> i'm going to be so happy when they are all out of fear. they are hurting our country. they are undermining our democracy. they are being very destructive. >> shannon: what you make of the claims that the president is undermining democracy, essentially destroying the country? >> i think it's just the opposite, shannon. i mean, the obsession of these new socialist democrats in the u.s. house of representatives, in their need to impeach as president, is going to cost them at the ballot box next fall. i mean, it started with -- there is no collusion, there is no obstruction, there is no quid pro quo, there is no bribery. you want to know what this is all about, all you got to do is look at my counterpart on the other side with the dccc. shannon come oath in the last couple of weeks, they we

i am not maxine waters.t to impeach everybody on the other side. pelosi opposed this thing until she had this bit of evidence and said this is against the national interests. >> wait a minute, when he fired comey all of a sudden it was obstruction of justice. then it was going to be about russia. you wrote a book on it and nothing happened there? so we're going to find a way to impeach this guy unless you have a witness who's going to stand there and say he directed me to do this, how do you impeach him? >> thank you, david cornyn. i'll have to speak for you right now. >>> up next, democrats bring their case for impeachment to you, the american public. you're watching "hardball." ricac you're watching "hardball. hi honey, we got in early. yeah, and we brought steve and mark. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a

in shington, new proposals put forth on affording a housing.al senator k hs and representative maxine watersroduced a bill that calls for investing more than $100 billion in thingsike afforble housing rental units and aging public housing. both senator harris and ongresswoman waters are fro california. >>> certainly the need for housing is an issue all across the countr demand is strong, but supply is critically low and getting lower. and a diana lipper reports, the declines are worse in some surprising places. f>> the supply homes for sale is falling across the nation. asan d soars as attractive mortgage rates pull buyers off the sidelines. at the end of october. inventory fell to a 3.9-nth supply. that's how long it would sell all of the nearly two million homes for sale at the current sales pace. a healthy market balanceduy betweens and sellers, is considered to be a six-mosuh ly. >> what we did see over the past 18 months was some inventory rise, because there w reduced activity on the demand side, more recently with lower interest rates we have people coming back into the houng market a

at the season of audi sales event. >>> joining us now is congresswoman maxine waters.on the show. >> i am delighted for being here with you. thank you for having me on. >> let me get your reaction that came out yesterday as a result of that lawsuit of manafort pushed conspiracy theory blaming ukraine for election hacking as far back as 2016. >> they're trying to correct their lie. they lie all the time. they have been caught trying to use process as a excuse with the inquiry that's going on. now manafort is coming up with another lie. and so i expect that as they attempt to do everything that they can to defend the president and the fact that the president has been caught right-handed talking to the president of ukraine, mr. zelensky and asking him to do him a favor because he's trying to get dirt on biden. we know it is true. even mulvaney says it is true and now they're trying to s sasay say -- oh, well, ukraine has been involved and trying to take it away from putin and the russians, well, yes the president said what has been reported and however that does not mean

of facebook and congresswoman maxine waters let's play that each month 2700000000 people use your products that's over a 3rd of the world's population that's huge. that's so big that it's clear to me and to anyone who hears this list that perhaps you believe that you are above the law and it appears that you are aggressively increasing the size of your company and are willing to step on over anyone including your competitors women people of color your on uses and even our democracy to get what you want you have opened up a serious discussion about whether facebook should be broken up now before i get the mark zuckerberg response jodi what she's basically saying is facebook you're acting like you're your own country you have your own rules you have your own gravitational forces and you don't have to behave in an accountable way let me give you all the power for a minute and you're going to fix facebook and you're going to fix this what what should be what we should should we be doing well the 1st thing we should be doing is the f.c.c. should start taking a look at mark zuckerberg they are t

of facebook and congresswoman maxine waters let's play that each month 2700000000 people use your products that's over a 3rd of the world's population that's huge. that's so big that it's clear to me and to anyone who hears this list that perhaps you believe that you are above the law and it appears that you are aggressively increasing the size of your company and are willing to step on over anyone including your competitors women people of color your own uses and even our democracy to get what you want you have opened up a serious discussion about well the 1st thing we should be doing is the f.c.c. should start taking a look at mark zuckerberg they are the only ones that has any power to do anything about him to remove him from office to check what he does within the company and so far all they've done is chase a lawn musk and have left mark zuckerberg alone when the company is notorious for it with the 1st thing he wants to do is make money the 2nd thing he wants to do is then say. oh we're sorry we apologize we recognize this later than usual and then now we'll do something about it and

undertaker t f c the merger faced criticism from senator elizabeth warren and maxine waters who have been supporting for the breakup a big banks and big tech however regulators voted in favor of the merger citing that recent regulations have reduced the risk of a mega bank failure of the likes of citibank and indy mac. in 08. the consolidation and mergers are the state of play these days with companies getting hitched left and right in order to cut hefty cap ex costs exploit synergies and process optimizations companies are doing all they can to drive efficiencies now in the face of a slowing economy and the trade war headwinds so on the latest bring in t.v. watkins director of stocks at simpler trading so we all remember what happened in 08 when giants like citi group they were required an epic bailout to save them so with the creation of this giant are there concerns of a potential risk to financial stability and in the event of a failure who would be big enough to acquire them. well you know what i really pay attention to is that history doesn't repeat itself but it sure and so so

i would like to thank my chairwoman of the financial services committee, the honorable maxine waters. who fought fearlessly to help us get this passed. i cannot do this without acknowledging the ranking member, the honorable mr. mchenry, who fought also to get it passed. in fact, it passed out of the committee unanimously because of waters and mchenry. because of the honorable ann wagner. it passed out of the committee unanimously. the bill came to the floor and again 290 of the members of this congress voted for it. i salute all of the persons who helped to make this possible. just a quick word about the bill. five minutes is not nearly enough to thank all the people associated with it. and i have a long list of persons that i shall place in the record at some point. least of which will be the staff. staff really worked diligently and tirelessly to get this bill passed as well. but the bill itself, after natural disasters in this country, we have been relegated to starting a process to accord various areas in the country that are impacted funding to help them rebuild, to help them re

you can't listen to maxine waters who says there is no law. whatever the house says is impeachable. there ought to be testimony by experts as to what the framers intended as a peach impeachable and offenses come up but the criteria are and how they can be met. so far that we haven't heard testimony about that and that's the appropriate role of the judiciary committee to tell us what the world law is and with the constitutional rules are. and congress is bound by those constitutional rules. >> in that professor ought to be called. >> he ought to he would be away great witness. you are actually on the house judiciary committee, what do you see playing out next week as we go through the rest of december? >> exactly what your guests are talking about, we will have expert witnesses come in. we will talk about what the standard is for an impeachable offense and i hope that professor dershowitz joins us for that. >> happy to do it if i'm asked. >> gentlemen, thank you. happy thanksgiving and i appreciate you joining us on this beautiful wednesday night. the much-anticipated fisa abuse repo

congresswoman maxine waters, it is great to see you. >> great to be with you this morning. >> women arevanovitch. >> the ambassador, the woman would not put up -- she's an obama person. why do you have to be so kind? this ambassador is so wonderful that everybody says, she would not hang my picture in the embassy. as a woman who's the first person who comes out strong for the impeachment inquiry, what is it about strong women that seemed to bother him so much? >> this president demonstrated he had no respect for the president. the republican primary, remember he talked about grabbing women by their private parts and all of that. he did not believe that women should have a leadership role that they should be in a position where they can criticize him and so it was absolutely unthinkable that he was tweeting it in realtime when she was on the witness stand there, when she was being basically interviewed by our democrats. and so she was very credible, extremely credible. they were so destructive that they're trying to destroy her. both the president and rudy giuliani, they were just absolu

maxine waters encouraged physical attacks. >> you get up and create a crowd and push back on them and tell them they are not welcome. >> when they go low, we kick them. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about. trish: i see. first it was russia and the mueller thing. now it's this. you know, it's this kind of lack of civility continues, if we do not respect one another. respect our institutions of government, we have no cohesiveness, we have to spirits, we have no economies. we have no country. this is exactly what our enemies want, divide and conquer. adam schiff who is stuck in his wannabe crime thriller movie role. the hostile takeover of the government is not going to succeed because americans recognize it forward what it is. and two, things are pretty good. when a ceo of the company keeps posting unfettered, earnings exeepped estimates. that activist gets nowhere on wall street. shareholders make it decision they want the ceo in the seat because the ceo is performing just as americans want to keep their president

it all comes out the direction of maxine waters, it's time to "absolutely harassed supporters in publiclaces. you don't see this on the right. >> tammy: americans are seeing that i'm judging for themselves. jennifer, i've been told that in the the ingraham angle producer was in that pub just after the event and confirmed with a number of witnesses there including the waitstaff. would it be so difficult to be able to say that was wrong as opposed to denying it and pretending it didn't happen? >> i'm going to take your word that he threatened physical violence, that's actually never the answer. but if an administration official can't be spoken to about these policies -- >> tammy: but that's not what happened here. this is not helping you. >> i wasn't there and i didn't speak to governor o'malley. >> tammy: this is why the democrats have such trouble. me, iyou for joining enjoyed it. this is the nature of what we ett happening in society and there's even a refusal to admit it. by the way i want to say for kaylee, if any of you may not know. she just had a baby, she's a new mom. congratulat

i want to play a little something your democratic colleague maxine waters who chairs a critical committee through this process, what she has said about the present, the cabinet and other white house officials, what they are doing to this country through the process. >> i'm going to be so happy when they are all out of here. they are hurting our country, undermining our democracy and being very destructive. >> what you make of the claims the president is undermining democracy and destroying the country? >> it is just the opposite, the m session of these new socialist democrats in the house of representatives in their need to impeach this president is going to cost them at the ballot box next fall. it started with there is no collusion, no obstruction, no quid pro quo, no bribery, you want to know what this is about just look at my counterpart on the other side with the d ccc, in the last couple weeks they were actually doing focus groups trying to figure out what wording works best because they have lost independents. there's been a 30 point swing an independents since the so-called inquir

maxine waters would rant about a trial and then pilates mom in santa monica fantasize on twitter about the adults in the party, nancy pelosi, for example, the speaker imposed impeachment on the grounds that it was bad politics. it might boomerang on them. then, in what seemed like a day, everything changed completely. suddenly we had impeachment hearings playing out live on tv. nobody explained why. looking back, what exactly happened? well, part of the answer i

today maxine waters is holding a hearing.ut assault on private equity as a key cog in the wall street machine that steals everything and destroys all of our dreams. >> the most evil people on the planet. she actually calls them vampire. she doesn't like these folks at all and what is really said about this the tremendous ignorance we see displayed on the part of warren. the private equity industry, invests in companies, some small, some sick, need to be rehabilitated. nine million americans work for companies directly owned by private equity firms and enterprises and a lot of people like teacher unions pension funds, policemen pension funds, firefighters, pension funds and so on have their money invested by private equity companies like the notorious bain capital, they are people helping folks enjoy their retirements, retired teachers such as mine. they make it possible for people to put money aside. they invest it, build it up and -- charles: why is it so easy to vilify them? if you're somebody like elizabeth warren you don'

maxine waters would rant about a trial and then pilates moms in santa monica would fantasize on twitterbout removing trump by force. the adults in the party, nancy pelosi, for example, the speaker, opposed impeachment on the grounds that it was bad politics. it might boomerang on them. then, in what seemed like a day, everything changed completely. suddenly we had impeachmentve hearings playing out live on tv. nobody explained why. looking back, what exactly happened? well, part of the answer is that democrats were simply respondingof to their own cheerleaders on cable news. >> if precedent means anything in the trump era, donald trump will be, must be impeached. >> but if they don't impeach, democrats will advocate a clear tconstitutional chance to hold this president fully accountable. >> the national nightmare is upon us. the basic rules of our democracy are under attack from the president. we begin tonight with a series of admissions by the president that all but assures his impeachment in the house of representatives.s.ll >> i don't understand why the facts that impeachment is pola

one such crack congressman, maxine waters. she recently said that she gouged that the secretary dr.arson has the intelligence to do the job. wow. one of the greatest brain surgeons in the country paid one of the brightest guys i've ever met. and happens to also be a friend. a secretary, we are down to ben carson. i won't even go into the story about how you do what you do. you are one of the best at what you do. but i will give you a chance to react to that madness. >> it is very interesting. first of all, the statistics that you were just mentioning with the lowest unemployment rate with the property improvements, these are wonderful things. but you have to recognize that this president believes that a rising tide lifts all boats. so he does not engage in a lot of identity politics. he just says, let's fix this whole thing. and that is the best thing you can do. but look at some of the other things that he has done that african-americans i think are noticing. and you know, he brought hbcu office back to the white house so that it could get appropriate attention, now getting record

maxine waters calls us scumbags. host: dennis prager?st: i said exponentially the left is -- has hurled epithets more. there is no equivalent to what ,he left did to brett kavanaugh and utterly decent, one of the finest people you can imagine. family centered, community centered, decent man. his name was so dirtied by the left. they do that everybody. i do not like a lot of the president's tweets. i acknowledge that. is not, in this therd, representative, of conservative approach to language pair the left-wing approach to language is universal. we will smear you until we destroy you. that is a modus operandi of the left. i wrote a column -- i write a column every week. in -- in a national review jewish world review and on my own website every week. about 10 years ago, i wrote a -- because i do not only talk about politics. i have written a book on happiness. i care about everything in life. if you a column saying love your husband and he is a good man please know how important sex is to most husbands. even on occasion if you are not in t

interesting political personalities in it from the very left, if you will, the very progressive wing, maxine waters, for example, some of the newer members and submit more moderate people established members more like pelosi and her people she grew up with politically. how is she keeping them so together, historically together in this campaign to bring the president to justice? >> well, that is pelosi's skill as a leader. she can count votes. she knows where her caucus is. and the one thing she said going forward is that this inquiry would have to have bipartisan support. that seems as of now not likely to be the case. but one thing you're hearing echoed from all democrats as more information comes out this isn't an issue they say of about politics. it's one of morality and the constitution and what they will tell their grandchildren. so in that matter she's been able to push them toward this outcome while giving them a rationale they all seem to be comfortable even though it doesn't have much of any republican support right now. >> malcolm, you're up there and i can see the cityscape of philadelph

the other thing, too, that i think obviously changed her and may continue to change us all, maxine waters, nancy pelosi ultimately agreed, trump is self impeaching. so that while the mueller report was spun by barr in such a way it led the chief to go forward on that as an impeachment referral. what does he do the very next day? but call the ukraine, self impeaching. so, i mean, i think the real problem she has and the democrats have the what else is he going to do or what else has he done that we done eastern know about? it's almost like leaving a tab opened because he might do something else. if you move on this, then we might look up in january and february. heats done something else. so this is a problem where thing will persist. >> well, i'll tell you, you never leave a tab opened. you don't know what's going to be put on there. you talk about the big tent. you know who you sound like, mark? >> no, who? >> you sound like mark thompson. because we dug up where you been in looking at this, because i've had the benefit of your analysis over these many months. we point out to our viewers

this is maxine waters reacting to the hearing and what she has taken away thus far. >> the republicansbility because they attack everybody. they try and take any testimony and turn it to their advantage. but i think if you are watching, the people can see the difference. >> bill: i assume she is a "yes" vote on impeachment, then. [laughter] >> i think you're good at this! you are really terrific. yes, i think you are right, bill. i don't think there's any sense among the democrats that there is anything going on on the republican side alder then throwing spaghetti at the mall at this point. they spend so many different attempts to try and say, "hey, this is the democrats going at it, this is the media going at it. this is the never trumpers, the deep state is going at it." even with regard to the president's phone call, saying, "there was no quid pro quo," people don't then put it in context of coming after the whistleblower complaint and trump being on the hot seat with the congress of the united states pressuring him and pressuring the administration to release money that had previou

today, along i rise with my colleagues, susan davis, mic levin, and chairwoman maxine waters, to jeffers, who passed away october 30, for her outstanding actions as a rights and labor leader and motivator and co-founder of the united workers of america. in 1977 and she and her husband domestic united workers organizing committee under the mentorship of cesar chavez. the first known labor organization for domestic workers in the united states of america and only the third labor in the u.s. labor history to be founded by latinos or african-americans. mrs. jeffers served as united domestic treasury for ary first general council until 2005. tirelessly asrked lead negotiator for all union ontracts throughout the state of california, pursuing live the state and r nationwide. er collective bargaining law rights of 1999, where over two million home care workers enjoy rights. this is one of her proudest accomplishments. asserting rights for our gave 's domestic workers way to the passage of the first-ever federal domestic 2013.s bill of rights in ms. jeffers used her skills and experience to repr

do you like maxine waters? do you like any of these people? do you like aoc? away from the guilt or innocence of the president, which is not really debatable. know the facts of that conversation, to do you like these people you're watching in these hearings? do you like these democrats? i think that's where we're going to end up at the end of the day, tribally. >> we are lucky to be joined by white house correspondent kristen welker here in new york. kristen, i, having worked in the white house, it was often on its heels in a political crisis, sometimes a national security crisis. you like to begin a crisis on strong footing. yesterday's front-page headlines were about a civil war spilling out into the open between the acting chief of staff and the white house council, and then in the 4:00 hour, of course, the story broke that donald trump's been musing about firing the watchdog of the intelligence community who transmitted and corroborated the whistle-blower account. how's it going at 1600 pennsylvania avenue? >> well, i think you hit the nail on the head in

maxine waters actually had nothing to do with the single-family homes.toys "r" us example was the poster child of the private equity debacle. remember, 33,000 people in that case were left without severance pay, and workers have been in washington for months, and kkr and bain eventually put $20 million toward a fund. alix: it does highlight that she is not backing down and she is coming after you. sonali: and coming after a broad sweep of retail, profit clawbacks, taxes. she is going to the private equity owners. what was interesting about this, they had a lot of supporters in washington also. sonali: that is a great point. -- alix: that is a great point. thank you very much. in today's women of wall street, we have the best places for go -- the best places to go for women looking to start their and business. these off of the most supportive entrepreneurial conditions for women. 58 markets were included in the report. 25 saw their ranking improved from the previous year. you may want to be able to raise money, but you shouldn't leave the company because

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maxine waters and others, donald trump is racist, racist, racist. there is never 81 in the media that says how do you say that and hold that falsehood teller accountable? the other is the russian hoax. you would say we have moved past that, but we haven't because adam schiff and senator blumenthal keep saying publicly and repeatedly they personally have evidence of this crime occurring. although they never tell or appoint the evidence out. they are never pressed on it and they appear in public. i just wanted to ask how does the trump family deal with these two nasty allegations? guest: very interesting. whole chapter about the women on the bus, the trump women. they campaigned all over the south. i detail these great stories. eric trump's close personal assistant for almost all of his life and all the other women on the bus. when i finish i wanted to get a picture of the trump women on the bus. six women on the bus, five of them are african-american. the only white person is laura trump. you never heard about it, it was never in the news. the only o

i was sitting next to congresswoman maxine waters and she said, you should resign. because of an affair he confessed to, he stepped down as speaker. she said did we do that? i said what do you mean we? i didn't say anything. we had hopes that it was a good team. the principal defense what he did, as offive as it was, was not a high crime and misdemeanor. this does not exist in the defense by the republicans, which is to throw everything at everybody to betray their oaths, to lie, delay, and to do what they can. and i think that the democrats have to stop this 19th century approach and have a multifront and they have to think about successive impeachments and what they do about barr. these are actual crimes. we have an attorney general who is as corrupt as the ones in ukraine and the earlier administration. he has 93 who are not prosecuting anybody despite all of these disclosures. it is a shame and a disgrace. >> something we will talk about later in the show. thank you for joining us from washington, d.c. >> still up ahead on "up", a rampup to the senate, michael b

i want to thank maxine waters for her untiring leadership on this issue. and i also want to congratulate my friend, denny heck, a member of the committee, from washington state. -- state, who has been as tenacious and faithful in his support of ensuring the re-authorization when we had the discharge petition, and this time, as anybody in this house. so, mr. heck, thank you very much for your leadership on this issue. now, when that bill was discharged, some of you may remember, even though the republican leadership would not bring it to the floor, it had to discharged, 42 -- 42 republicans signed the discharge petition. led by mr. lucas and mr. fincher from tennessee. mr. lucas is still here. i hope mr. lucas will vote for this bill. when he has the opportunity to do so one more time. and i had made the point with mr. canter that i believe that the majority -- cantor that i believe that the majority of republicans would support the re-authorization. and in fact they did. the majority of republicans when the vote came voted for the bill that had been refuse

maxine waters calls us scumbags. host: dennis prager?said exponentially the left is -- has hurled epithets more. there is no equivalent to what ,he left did to brett kavanaugh and utterly decent, one of the finest people you can imagine. family centered, community centered, decent man. his name was so dirtied by the left. they do that everybody. i do not like a lot of the president's tweets. i acknowledge that. is not, in this therd, representative, of conservative approach to language pair the left-wing approach to language is universal. we will smear you until we destroy you. that is a modus operandi of the left. i wrote a column -- i write a column every week. in -- in a national review jewish world review and on my own website every week. about 10 years ago, i wrote a -- because i do not only talk about politics. i have written a book on happiness. i care about everything in life. if you a column saying love your husband and he is a good man please know how important sex is to most husbands. even on occasion if you are not in the moo

maxine waters and others, donald trump is racist, racist, racist.here is never 81 in the media that says how do you say that and hold that falsehood teller accountable? the other is the russian hoax. you would say we have moved past that, but we haven't because adam schiff and senator blumenthal keep saying publicly and repeatedly they personally have evidence of this crime occurring. although they never tell or appoint the evidence out. they are never pressed on it and they appear in public. i just wanted to ask how does the trump family deal with these two nasty allegations? guest: very interesting. whole chapter about the women on the bus, the trump women. they campaigned all over the south. i detail these great stories. eric trump's close personal assistant for almost all of his life and all the other women on the bus. when i finish i wanted to get a picture of the trump women on the bus. six women on the bus, five of them are african-american. the only white person is laura trump. you never heard about it, it was never in the news. the only one

for the last three years i have been watching the circus, adam schiff, maxine waters, nancy pelosi is head clown. look at the problems in california. call mr.ancisco they trump an unethical man but it seems that the democrats are having a tough time keeping her clothes on with bill clinton taking his pants down in the white house and joe biden swimming in the buff. cameras.ave security and you have this congresswoman having an affair there areice, and now similar problems. as far as stopping the russians from packing the elections, it will not happen, because they can't even stop a robo call. if it happens i hope it happens again and maybe they will get rid of the clowns on capitol hill. the house intelligence committee will be holding more hearings on the impeachment inquiry against president trump on tuesday. jennifer williams, and aged vice tosident pence -- an aide vice president pence will testify, followed by kurt volker and tim morrison. watch live coverage beginning at 9:00 eastern on c-span three. you can also watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app.

brown: i want to recognize the hard work from my colleague from california, chairwoman maxine waters on the underlying bill. and just the outstanding effort of your entire committee to bring this bill to the floor. the export-import bank plays an important role in helping u.s. businesses maintain and expand their presence in the global economy, increasing exports and creating jobs at no expense for american taxpayers. 90% of customers supported by the export-import bank are small businesses. not counting the tens of thousands of companies in the supply chain of larger exporters. the export-import bank helps create a level playing field for american businesses by countering more than 100 foreign export credit agencies. china alone provides $130 billion in financing to bolster its exports. companies and s. workers will be at a disadvantage when facing foreign competitors and struggle to enter competitive markets. this diminishes both our economic and national security. the underbill re-authorized the bank for 10 years, increasing the lending capacity to $175 billion, and gives u.s. com

in terms of homelessness, what he has done is basically rubber stamped maxine waters bill to deal withmplemented in our city over the past few years. we know they are not working. so, what we need to do in terms of homelessness, since you mentioned it, we need to stop allocating federal funds for affordable housing which costs 500 to 700,000 per unit and really focus on mental health services for the people who are living on the streets. brian: jennifer, you know, you do have served in city council. but you also have. this you have l.a., burbank and west hollywood. if you look at the homeless crisis. 59,000 homeless. that's up 12% one year from the previous year. and 75.2% are unsheltered. what he is he doing? he is focusing on impeachment. did that put you over the top when you see is he not looking back on his own district? >> absolutely. 100 percent. one correction. it's neighborhood council that i served on not city council. yes. seeing the impeachment inquiry, when he is wasting all these resources, we know that ken starr's impeachment cost about $70 million. that's $70 million th

you remember maxine waters, impeach 45. the day after he was elected.r. two democrats didn't go with it. they will not allow the president to have his counsel whenever he wants there. brian: until the third phrase. >> it is kangaroo court. brian: judiciary committee. >> what does that mean? what does that mean? brian: you're the legal expert. i don't know. >> they're making rules up as they go along. that is the pathetic, loads to talk about this weekend. brian: she was yelling at me, right? ainsley: she is yelling about what is happening. >> talk to me. brian: i always say you're yelling and you always say you're not. steve: thank you, judge. breaking news on the other side of this timeout. brian: we do? >> we do. the october jobs number will come out at 8:30. we'll bring you the numbers. are they going to be good or bad? stuart varney will give us instant analysis coming up next. ♪. chevy's the only brand... to earn j.d. power dependability awards... across cars... trucks... and suvs. four years in a row. since more than 32,000 real people... just lik

finally, i do thank the financial services committee chairwoman, maxine waters, for her support on this legislation. the fostering stable housing opportunities act passed our committee, financial services, unanimously. and i urge members of the full house to pass it as well. i thank you, mr. chairman, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from pennsylvania yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentlewoman from missouri is recognized. mrs. wagner: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield as much. -- much time as he may consume to the gentleman from ohio, mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio, mr. turner, is recognized. mr. turner: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to thank my colleague from pennsylvania, ms. dean, for pushing this legislation with me as well as congresswoman karen bass of california. congressman steve stivers of ohio has been an incredible champion. i want to thank congresswoman wagner for her work on this bill and i want to thank particularly ranking member patrick mchenry.

waters. i think i will bring you a bottle back as it will do you good! check the label first! thank you, maxinelice. they say that injuly 2015, metropolitan police. they say that in july 2015, the metropolitan police had received an allegation againstjeffrey epstein and british women. it related to events outside the uk is an allegation to trafficking into london. the metropolitan police say they take concerns about exploitation seriously. officers interviewed the complainant. following that, it was clear that any investigation would be largely focused on activities and relationships outside the united kingdom. we therefore concluded the metropolitan police was not the appropriate authority to conduct inquiries in these circumstances and in november 2016, decision was made that this matter would not proceed toa that this matter would not proceed to a full criminal investigation. the statement says, in august 2019, following the death ofjeffrey epstein, there was a review and the position remains unchanged. it says the metropolitan police service has liaised with other law enforcement organisati