joining us this hour, charlie hurt, richard jordan, jon hilsenrath and andy biggs. melissa: the senate health care bill is giving market shot in arm but the stocks are beginning to slide. nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. nicole, what happened? >> there was 50-point turnaround. we got the news, market quickly went from red way into the green, 52 point from bottom to top. then sort of bounced around there, moved the health care stocks higher. in fact the s&p health care index hit a new high. then just fizzle out right to where it really was in the morning. we're not hearing any reason to have sold this market. in fact it seems to be more of what we saw this morning eliminates the pop in the middle of the day. oil came up off the lows, those multi-month lows. that helped the market a little bit throughout the day but then closed. look at some movers here. we talked about health care, johnson & johnson and merck were the best performers in the dow jones industrial average. you can see each up more than 3/4 of 1%. pfizer, unitedhealth, all winners there. als

house judiciary committee member andy biggs joins us.ts on the senate intelligence committee failed in any way to put attorney general jeff sessions in any kind of jeopardy of collusion. >> the policy is vague -- is based on the principle that the president -- >> i'm not asking about the principle. you would rely on that policy. did you not ask your staff to show you the policy. >> he should be allowed to answer the question. senators will allow the chair to control the hearing. senator harris let him answer. >> thank you. lou: senator harris not doing very well on the subject of

let's ask congressman andy biggs. they made it by just tiniest of margins. we know it will be close. how do you think it's going over there? i talked to self people. i think they are -- i talked to several people i think they are working real hard and i think they will get something done. maybe after the 4th of july break. i am pretty certain they will get to where they need to be. charles: i start hearing buzz words like mean, let's give it some heart. when you think that medicaid is a serious stumbling block. it feels like ultimately what comes back to you guys is something that will get the house freedom caucus some serious indigestion. >> you just can't be sure. whatever comes out of the senate will have to go through conference over here. we'll have to look at it very closely with someone watching to see what they do. there are all kind proposals over there. we are just not going to know until it gets here. when it gets here that's when we'll decide how good it is. charles: there is no doubt about that. we are speculating based on comments and the oppos

andy biggs joins us. and democrats on the senate intelligence committee failed in any way to put attorney general jeff sessions in any kind of jeopardy of collusion. >> the policy is vague -- is based on the principle that the president -- >> i'm not asking about the principle. you would rely on that policy. did you not ask your staff to show you the policy. >> he should be allowed to answer the question. senators will allow the chair to control the hearing. senator harris let him answer. >> thank you. lou: senator harris not doing very well on the subject of senator sessions laughter. joining me, rnc national committeeman, former chairman of the republican hours association, randy evans. joining us tonight as well, he served in three presidential administrations as chief political advisor to the house republican leadership as well, the dean ed rollins. it's good to have you both here. let's start with you, randy. where are the republicans going here? you would think the democrats controlled the senate, t

andy biggs joins us. and democrats on the senate intelligence committee failed in any way to put attorney general jeff sessions in any kind of jeopardy of collusion. >> the policy is vague -- is based on the principle that the president -- >> i'm not asking about the principle. you would rely on that policy. did you not ask your staff to show you the policy. >> he should be allowed to answer the question. senators will allow the chair to control the hearing. senator harris let him answer. >> thank you. lou: senator harris not doing very well on the subject of senator sessions laughter. joining me, rnc national committeeman, former chairman of the republican hours association, randy evans. joining us tonight as well, he served in three presidential administrations as chief political advisor to the house republican leadership as well, the dean ed rollins. it's good to have you both here. let's start with you, randy. where are the republicans going here? you would think the democrats controlled the senate, t

republican congressman andy biggs is now calling for mueller to recuse himself saying in part, quote, special counsel robert mueller should recuse himself because the integrity of his appointment is in question due to the former fbi director james comey's manipulative -- >> what do you make of this strategy to discredit mueller, someone who both cites praise when appointed. >> i got to tell you it's very, very smart, for the president that is, because he cannot fire mueller. if he were to fire him, it would be a political disaster for him. but if you have republicans in the house and the senate saying, oh, you know, we think you should recuse yourself, there's a lot of pressure that begins to build up and a president's able to say, look, i'm not saying you should leave, the american congress is saying you should leave, the american people are saying you should leave, so maybe it is in the best interest he recuses himself and select someone else. i think if this continues for the president this could be a political bonus for them. >> all right, i wish i had more time, thank you all. fi

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section was originally introduced as separate bills by judiciary committee members steve king and andy biggs who worked tirelessly to bring these tragic cases to the attention of the committee and the congress. this section provides that aliens who are arrested or charged with serious crimes that result in death or serious bodily injury of another must be held without bond during the pendency of their removal proceeding. in addition, aliens convicted of even one drunk driving offense will also be ineligible for bond during their removal proceeding. the latter would have prevented the august, 2010 death of sister denise mosier, a catholic nun in virginia at the hands of a drunk driving illegal alien who was released from i.c.e. custody on bond. these classes of individuals present a clear and present danger to society and should not be permitted to roam our communities during the pendency of their removal hearing. this will provide better immigration enforcement and the peace of mind that no criminal will have sanctuary from our immigration laws. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time.

and in my legislation that was brought by andy biggs of arizona and i i thank him for advancing this legislation. grant ronnebeck. he was 21 years old and gunned own in january 2015 working at kwik trip in arizona. he was in the country illegally and had been released by immigration and customs enforcement even though he was previously convicted. why are we turning people loose in america when they were deportable before they committed the charge, and turn them loose again? the judge decides that somehow he has a right to be in america? that's a clear deportation requirement. we had john ashcroft who testified before the committee that when they release criminal aliens onto the streets without bond with a date set for a hearing, 84% of them didn't show up and that was before president obama sent the message it didn't matter. . here's another ghastly, tragic story, in omaha. louise sullivan, died in july, 2013, three tais after the attack in her home, according to omaha police. an officer sent to the home she'd lived in for 71 years found her body covered in blood in her bedroom aroun

no sanctuary for criminals act, and i thank chairman bob goodlatte and representative steve king andy biggs for introducing it. this legislation keeps dangerous criminal immigrants off our streets and out of our neighborhoods. and it holds sanctuary cities accountable for breaking federal immigration laws. i have a special interest in this legislation because it enforces a bill i sponsored in 1996 which was enacted into law and made sanctuary cities illegal. the american people sent a clear message to congress last november when they elected a president who promised to enforce our immigration laws. a recent poll shows that 80%, 80% of voters want, quote, cities that arrest illegal immigrants for crimes to be required to turn them over to immigration authorities, end quote. 80%. that's a harvard-harris poll. the no sanctuary for criminals act is a down payment on our pledge to protect innocent americans from criminal immigrants who deserve to be jailed or sent back to their home countries. we need to enact this legislation. there is simply no excuse for local governments to ignore immigratio

house freedom caucus member andy biggs of arizona.u. >> thanks for letting me be with you, neil. neil: let me ask about the over ture to chuck schumer, maybe owing to all the horror this week, he wants to see if he can build off of that, maybe get democrats and republicans in the same room to thrash this out. what do you think? >> well you know, that is kind of hard for me to believe. maybe i'm too cynical i guess. you know, first of all, grateful for the capitol police, they were heroic. prayers go out to steve scalise and those wounded and their families. i'm surprised chuck schumer is going to weigh in and i would be more surprised if the republicans in the senate took him up on his offer. neil: if you fear that you don't, look like back to sort of the old way? >> well, i think we're not going to really get too much out of the old way anyway. i think what's going to happen is, you will push conservatives off who made these promises of repeal. the only part of the last bill that really was a solid repeal, was repeal of the taxes. th

section was originally introduced as separate bills by judiciary committee members steve king and andy biggs who worked tirelessly to bring these tragic cases to the attention of the committee and the congress. this section provides that aliens who are arrested or charged with serious crimes that result in death or serious bodily injury of another must be held without bond during the pendency of their removal proceeding. in addition, aliens convicted of even one drunk driving offense will also be ineligible for bond during their removal proceeding. the latter would have prevented the august, 2010 death of sister denise mosier, a catholic nun in virginia at the hands of a drunk driving illegal alien who was released from i.c.e. custody on bond. these classes of individuals present a clear and present danger to society and should not be permitted to roam our communities during the pendency of their removal hearing. this will provide better immigration enforcement and the peace of mind that no criminal will have sanctuary from our immigration laws. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time.

come in, congressman andy biggs, i should say, republican from arizona.elcome to the program, great to have you with us. >> great to be with you. stuart: i don't know where you stand on what senator schumer had to say, but i want to say that the republican party now understands that you've got to pass something on health care reform. you absolutely must. we've got that? >> yeah, well, you know, we do have that and that's been the message from day one. from the election, and i'll tell you something else about it, this bill kind of straddles a socialist type of medical insurance regulatory system right on top of the obamacare system. so that's really what the issue becomes. stuart: yes, but that's just about health care. the issue is surely broader than that. the issue is surely, can the republican party show that it's a party capable of governing? can the republican party show that it's not going to interrupt the president's growth agenda? that's above and separate from passing health care. >> right. exactly, i mean, a lot of people are saying this health