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aree know, republicans talking about how to draft a replacement plan and what the repeal plan looks like. it is still pretty preliminary in the process. we are trying to take it one step at a time. >> a look at the week ahead, she reports for political. and you so much. >> thank you for having me. watch live coverage of the house and senate, as well as congressional hearings on c-span television and c-span.org. and listen through the seasick -- c-span radio app. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour along with our cox communications cable partners will explore the literary life and history of san diego. on book tv on c-span2, we will 7000 abandonedof bicycles left along the river valley on the san diego-tijuana border. in the book, "the coyotes bicycle" the untold story of 7000 bicycles. >> every parcel along monument road i went to after that had a pile of bicycles, from the state park to the goright down here. , and thea county park people of the valley were just collecting these bicycles that were abandoned by migrants. tvthen, on american history on c-span3, we will hear how the u.s. n

this is the third time in that short amount of time we have had we aree to say, hey, going to work together. much larger part of the cultural community in washington. it is quite a community. it goes from large institutions that you see here, 21 that are nonetheless just jewels. i think you will see more of this arms around each other sort of thing. >> thomas jefferson famously gave his collection of monumental library at that time for congress. it has grown to one of the largest libraries in the world. >> what is your set of responsibilities today. ms. hayden: the library of congress has 162 million items, including the sheet music i mentioned to abraham lincoln's life mask, 32 million books all , types of things. it also operates in the u.s. copyright system. a lot of the materials that don't the national library are part of that process. it also has the special forces that i like to call for congress, to build a reference on for congress. susan: the smithsonian came along next. how did it get started? in britain who never set foot in north america was an admirer of the early american exp

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arees in the trying to trap chinese investment into the united states. it is a mixed picture.omehow the new president will have to deal with this. rishaad: how does it all end? talking about endings when we don't know the beginnings is a bit ridiculous. mark: talking about him being a pragmatic dealmaker. if he is, maybe it will push us forward to more productive areas. but i think there's a real danger in the short-term. there will be disruptions, and this will disrupt the markets. that will make people very nervous. it is not good for relations. you are always worried about miscalculations. rishaad: up next, paying the price for the yuan scandal, the convicted byer singapore. details are on the way. ♪ rishaad: singapore has jailed its first foreigner linked into investigation with the state b, inflows fund 1md amounting to more than $1 billion. let's get to our southeast asian correspondent. this clampdown is continuing, isn't it? is gettinghty list longer. singapore is working to keep of interpretation as the least corrupt nation in asia. a former branch minister of falcon

russians aree reverse engineering in that open source report to try to figure out how do we know what we know. is very important that the president have the confidence of the public to be able to come before the american people and say that either the iranians are cheating, if they are cheating, or the north koreans are advancing on their miniaturization of a nuclear warhead to fit on an icbm or whatever the case may be that warrants action. it's one to be important that that president have credibility. i think there is no one who is doing more to undermine his own credibility and legitimacy than this president is doing himself. the final coda on this, which we can talk about during the panel, revisiting the creation of black sites or going back to waterboarding or enhanced interrogation techniques, the consideration of a ban on says toion or v mustache or visas to the muslims as to muslims is a colossal mistake. these are people that we depend on in the war on terrorism. i think it would be a tragic mistake for the country to revisit this and make the same mistakes all over again. no

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many of charlotte's friends aree still trying to process this loss.lo i hadn't cried yet, but i want to throw up. i've wanted to throw up all day this is a phren. this is somebody you knew.ou she was always sweat. she seemed to have a ton of friends. my daughter gave a perfect description, small but mighty. she was strong, but she was tiny. at this point it's unclear if the teenage suspect had anype connection to the victim. no word yet on a motive, bute, police say they plan to provide an update tomorrow morning. an effort is underway to get a northeast d.c. neighborhood where violence has recently cameras. just this morning gun shots rans out on 21st street northeast. neighborhood activists want police to step up patrols and they are encouraging owners ands business owners to set up cameras outside their homes and store fronts. one of my constituents wasas robbed at begun point by two individuals with a gun and thend a couple of hours later -- aer - couple hours later they actually robbed someone else at a nearby 7/eleven. this is craziness. we cannot accept this type ofe disruptio

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so what about those who areed retired? >> with his cola is correct. if you look at how that isif calculated with the price index waited with almost no elderly households it is for the working couples with those health care cost. rate of and then it is the lead to so there are proposals in washington d.c. to provide an even lower cost of living that is not necessarily right but what is that cost of living based on that?tion [inaudible] he is in the good position for having an actual pension.hirds of for those who live on top of social security you rely on that. did n regards the one thing or one clear thing he has done is the 41k. we rely on the advisers a bull passed by the obama administration they are no longer allowed to give you conflicted advice they have to try to maximize your return not the investment to make their fees da highest that seems common sense to save $17 billion per year but those who were giving conflictive vice and in regards to the of regulatory specs he doesn't have a congress that will work with him that is huge. >> independen

. >> y have people that areed who are dead. there were illegal who are in two states.ave you peopleo states. >> reporter: diane and kendis the story has taken another turn. a florida official that i spoke with confirmed to me that will bannon the ent's own advisor, was vote in t election. it's a rthat voting ing as voter fraud. kendis diane. >> good reminder from lana zak in washington. >>> president trump's youngest daughter also tiffany reportedly registered to vote in two states which often happens as she mentioned, when people move. >> but the president did not back down wabc's david muir asked him about those unsubstantiated claims of fraud. >> when you say in your opinion, millions of illegal votes, extremely fundamental to our functioning democracy, a fair andection. >> sure. >> you say you're going to launch an investigation into this. >>ne. >> what have you presented so far has been debunked.ed false. f the they found no voter fraud. >> why did he report. no evidence of. the report?again. i always talk about theporter t somethi want to hear but not nmill or at

there aree no charges. >> sean: why would the state do that and not get the women on them?th you must be confronted by your accuser.n >> sean: not the case here. >> they admit in their own filing, a woman says that she was railroaded by the police and others. material. the police made up theia accusation and i've already been previously cleared by the chief prosecutor, there are no charges and twice this year, the u.n. revealing the whole situation has said that i was illegally detained and i should be immediately acquitted. it's a very important topic. the case in the u.s. continues. the department of justice continues the whole thing. >> sean: even though they said they concluded -- >> this is the sneaky behavior of this administration. as we were complaining, look,ha the obama administration is refusing to release any document status. erecting a giant dam for all the material involvement. the reason no journalist can have this is because we are bringing prosecution.jo this is the end of investigative journalism if journalists can't say, hey, we heard a rumor. that there

we aree to remember taught about checkered markets and equity markets. will this continue?'m not sure at the moment. 2009, id since 2008 and don't think that is going to stop. probably thes pricing for those coupons. say 233.eople would or three. you after member trump and his administration want to play less. that's want to pay less. they aren't comfortable what he hinted before about renegotiation -- renegotiating. you talk about the fiscal spending and infrastructure and the dax reforms, these things are going to put a lot of pressure. also oil will probably be higher. that means inflation is going to be higher and there will be pressure on these interest rates. definitely what we see now are the people pulling out waiting to see how it is going to happen and some changes happening at the end of the quarter. >> how will that play into rising inflation. higher asces will be well. and where treasury prices are hitting. what we see today i honestly think is the beginning a trade war between the two biggest economies in the world. china is not going to accept all .hese threa

we aree stories following around the world. president donald trump is set to find executive orders on trade deal, including the transpacific partnership and nafta. that would fulfill a promise to rewrite policy during his first days in office. mark: u.k. prime minister theesa may unveiled industrial strategy for the country as it readies to exit the european union. vonnie: in markets stocks decline in europe. a little change in the u.s.. investor still looking for more clues for president trump's fiscal policy and tax cuts. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. abigail doolittle has what is going on beneath the surface. the dow s&p 500 and the nasdaq trading down ever so slightly around the open. this does follow weekly declines for the major averages. two weeks of decline. on pace for a third week down. worth noting that was the most since the middle of october. a little bit of bearishness. arequestion is whether we going to see a burst of intraday volatility. be seeing these bursts of volatility, but when we take a look at

. -- we aree of it talking 109 people nationwide. is that when you look at the proportion of that -- name another program that you can get that level of success. in terms of its implementation. >> i take your point, but 109 people -- that hundreds of people -- thousands of people were disrupted by it. google was recalling its employees from around the world. i was at a board netting, at a school where they were worried about a colleague getting out of to run. there is much more that happened here. time itu saw, by the went through 24 hours, it all settled down. what was the other option? to rush it out quickly or telegraph it? >> if this was so urgent and you needed to address so urgently notle to keep out, why saudi arabia? the bottom line is that we started with the seven countries. review,ring the 90 day -- it is a review process. we don't know when the next threat faces the country. we don't know when the next terrorist will enter the country. the last thing you want to do is to say -- we could have done this saturday and we wait

democrats who aree ger to confirm that both to send the message that she talked about but also to get somebody in that trump inner circle to push back against some of the policy he seems to be describing in his speech. >> thank you all very much. a lot more ahead. stay with me. and they're absolutely right. they say that it's hot... when really, it's scorching. and while some may say the desert is desolate... we prefer secluded. what is the desert? it's absolutely what you need right now. absolutely scottsdale. >>> back with susan and ej. jackie spear is democrat, thiel be at women's march. you are look at president of the united states and first lady they are leaving the parade. they have to hit the balls scattered around town. they have to leave and their day is not over. let's go first to you congresswoman spear. >> we have a women's march. >>> what is women's march? >> we should march and it took off. i came back yesterday if a plane that was packed with marchers pen when women coming back here. we are going to see something organic and exciting tomorrow. because women and men goi

as aree-market conservative, someone who believes in the wer ofree markets and the privacy of markets, how do you then address the concerns of people in this working-class, which issued a primal scream that markets do not work for them. how do you deal with that concern? speaker ryan: you are pretending we have an upright with free-market economic policies and we have not. what we have our policies that have produced slower economic growth and more disparity of income and less opportunity. i think a lot of our own policies, our own government domestic policies have been a big cause for that. whether it is the poverty trap because of the way the welfare program works or does not work. whether it is a regulatory state which is really hurting jobs, especially small businesses, manufacturers. whether it is our tax policy which makes us extremely uncompetitive. i live in wisconsin, live on the block i grew up on. the people i went to high school with, most of them either went to the gm plant or something like that in janesville. our big employer since 2009 was -- until 2009 was general mot

chinese aree, spending and traveling.e seeing tailor-made trips .oing very well >> more competition has been coming in in the luxury segment. how do you maintain your market share? >> we know the market very well. years, we have been the leading leisure travel company. we will continue to widen the gap between our peers. we lead the country in that we have the most competitive pricing and the most selection. a most important link, we have the best service. satisfyingerience customers. clients and our market. yvonne: i want to ask you about another competitor you have, see trip. you are putting yourself in direct competition with see trip. the stock has been lagging behind. in fact, well around the ipo few years ago. does this strategy makes sense, rivaling a big player that owns 70% of the market right now? position on leading package tours to specific travel areas. we offer hotel booking. we feel our clients needs. for destinations, we have the advantage of the hotels. as air ticketing for leisure travelers. offer more c

so let's check out his quote on that. ,asically he was saying that lambasting the fake news out aree and saying there crooked opponents trying to belittle his victory. he also lambasted the intelligence agencies here, claiming they leaked this so-called fake news. he said they took one last shot at him before he becomes president in nine days pretty also posted a question, are we living in nazi germany? out with guns blazing, some of his targets, pushing back against the idea that he had anything to do with these rumors, unsubstantiated reports, the deal with russia. as for conflicts of interest, a lot of criticism he has come into, people saying what he has done is effectively meaningless because he could have done more to distance himself. he has about 500 companies and more than 20 countries, totaling something like $3.6 andion or so, so he said, this is true, that he does not have to do anything, but because he should do something that he has going to do it. take a listen. >> i could actually run my business and run government at the same time. i don't like the way that looks, bu

there aree know is 7000 brands falling on the alibaba platform.might come into direct competition with u.k.. there is going to be a lot of overlap in that space. >> alibaba is making a big bet on brick and mortar. leading a bid to buy out the department store chain for as changing2.6 billion, their burgeoning hold on retail and slowing online business. >> the china retail market is much more fragmented and less efficient than the u.s. market. they see an opportunity here in time to bring some of their customer experience and technology, frankly, to bear on the retail sector that hasn't been operating so well. remember the backdrop year. the chinese government is trying to shift from an export driven economy to a more consumer driven economy so there is an appetite here for can catering to consumers and giving them the choices that you would have in the u.s. retail space. selling assets into deals, that's their big first step in their quest to bring in cash and ease their debt burden. aboutory, is it still all the debt load? >> they have announced

aree have always said we happy to work with republicans to fix some of the issues in the aca, some ofs that have created higher premiums in some of the exchanges, but we will not let them blow it up and say we will work with them to put the pieces together, because you can't do that. there are only two real ways to deal with comprehensive health care reform, one is medicare for all, the other was what you all know was a republican heritage foundation plan that became romney care in massachusetts that says everyone has to take responsibility for their health care. that is why everybody has to be in the pool. that idea was part of the conservative mandate at the time , then you have to have tax credits for people who cannot afford it on their own. those are the essential elements of obamacare, so there are only two models, and that's why republicans in the last six years have not been able to come up with their own plan that meets the same needs, because it would look very much like obamacare. hollen,nator chris van new member of the upper chamber, enjoying himself already. thank you ve

of jobs aree, 90% created by small business women and small businessmen who are taking a risk. it is a risk and sometimes they fail, but when they stop trying, at least in my part of america, we are in real trouble. thate you will take on role. there's something i can do to help, let me know. good luck. ms. mcmahon: i don't think i could be an advocate for sba if i were not an advocate for small business. i think they are one and the same. >> thank you. >> thank you. senator shaheen, we are back to you. >> i only have two questions. on one or twoing other people, but as you are aware, the small business administration is a relatively small investment in this economy. you look at how it compares to many agencies in the federal government, there just is not one of the largest. let's just put it that way. yet, as we've heard from all the members of this committee, small businesses are very important to this country's economy, to job growth, and we need to do what we can to support them. it is particularly true in rural , doesn'tnew hampshire have very many large cities. we are mos

i don't think he has a full appreciation of russia's ru intentions and actions that aree under taking responsibility is part of the reason why brennan says the intelligence community felt compelled to notify mr. trump about the incident. he says true or false it contains some saw racial gase stations and it's the t intelligence's community's job to make sure mr. trump was madee aware of it. the fact that it was made public by the press. mike pence called it an act of irresponsibility. he elect's stance against russia.gn i think the president elect has made it very clear that we have a terrible relationship withp russia right now. that's not all our own dog but it's a failure of diplomacy. what the president elect is el determined to do is explore better relations. any communication had taken had place between mr. trump'sr. t campaign and russia. he described those allegationslg as nothing more than a distraction. but when director brennan wass asked about it, he said he wouldn't confirm or deny it.t. all he would say is that if thef intelligence community did have information proving

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we will again be issuing visas to all countries once we aree sure we have reviewed an implemented themost secure policies over the next 90 daze.e anjali hemphill is live at dulles international airport where pro bono lawyers and protestors have been staged ford more than 24 hours now.hour reporter roar it's been a strong showing by protestors here.es as a you can see filling the bottom level of dulles airportpt since yesterday evening. the ps and their signs are what they see.e. the first thing they see are the cheers and quotes that they are welcome here. mixed among the signs are alsore signs mostly from immigration attorneys offering legal advicel they are also asking passengers if they witnessed anyone on their lights being decontained. we've also met families among these protestor here who areho a protesting because they sayey their own loved ones have been denied acutes after thetes executive order.orde there have been hundreds lawyers trying to give advice.ve they're upset with customs agents because they have not been clear with them if anybody has been decontained. >> you can

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. >> is ththis what i it is goingo be l like covering if youou aree presidenent? pres..rump: yes, it iis, davi. >> he called t the media and reporters scum. you saidid over and over agagain that thehey are dishshonest, thy are cocorrupt. pres. trump: they do not want to give a straight because e the press are liars. they a are the most dishonest human beings. amy: brian knappenberger, director of nobody speak, trials of the free press. a clip from it and the significance of this and tell us more about peter thiel and also what the attack on gawker made for journalism, whether or not people like gawker, and s sheldn adelson and whwhat happened with him in the takeover of las vegas paper? >> gawker is a controversial site. a lot of people hated it, but i think even if you think that they might have done something wrong, the fact that this -- first of all, enormous verdict, the fact thehey would have lost this case, and the fact that it could d have been sort of the secretive working behind the scenes chess moves behind the scenes in order to get rid of themem was disturbin

choices that's of us here in this room have exercised for our own children, why in 01 -- why n 2017 aree still questioning parent' ability to exercise choices for their children's education? we should support a parent doesn't right to enroll a child in a high-quality alternative. it's very simple. every child free of discrimination. every student in america dreams of developing his or her unique talents and gifts. every parent in america dreams of a future when children have access to schools with the rigor, challenges, and safe environments that successfully prepare them for a brighter, more hopeful tomorrow. and every teacher in america dreams of breaking free from standardization so that they can deploy their unique creativity and innovate with their students. our nation's schools are filled with talented, devoted professionals who successfully meet the needs of many, many children. but even our best schools don't work for all. this isn't the fault of teachers but a reality that all students are unique, learn differently, and excel at their own pace. students also face new challenges

one of the building owners said that all four apartments in that building -- it's a four plex aree equipped with smoke alarms and car monogahela side detectors. >> we live in the res didn'tal area. this kind of thing doesn't happen. we have good rapport with the neighbors. i'm confident i know who they are once i have their names. >> the coroner is preforming autopsies on the people who died. so far all we know about them is they were in their 30s and the coroner hasn't released their identities. >> thank you. >>> other news a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed last night just outside haywood city limits. it may have been a drive by shooting. several shot was fired at about 6:45 last night at princeton street less than a mile from haywood city hall. the teenager was pronounced dead at the scene. the investigation continues and so far there are no suspects and no arrests have been made. >>> there is a new legal development in the oakland warehouse fire where 36 people were killed last month. lower lawyers for the manager of the warehouse say there is evidence that the fire didn't start it i

let's say china and america aree in a trade war. that is not helping either side., lou dobbs, flag pin and all, going to criticize donald trump? or is your rooting interest too intense? >> my track record first. i have been blackballed by two consecutive administrations. first george w. bush, than barack obama. >> bill: why? >> because i insisted that you name the enemy. call the enemy radical islamists. >> bill: that was obama. >> no, that was 2002. it was bush. number two, why was i blackballed by the obama administration? because i called him on his immigration policies, his border security policies, as well as the fight against terrorists. >> bill: so those two guys. now, so much emotion invested in trump, if you have that, can you, if it doesn't work, say it hasn't worked? >> absolutely. i do it every day and have done in almost every day of myk, career. >> bill: when was the last timeh you criticized trump? >> the last time i criticized trump? early on, at one point, i thought he had exceeded himself in terms of some of his conduct. and i said so on the air.

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. >> everything i listed aree scandals. >> that's like saying that george bush -- because 9/11 happenedbush's watch that's a scandal. that's not a scandal. >> that's management failures that he doesn't admit. >> rich, come on. >> during 9/11, a lot of people argued, george bush could have been better at protecting america, but we didn't call them scandals. >> there are no facts that prove that. >> eric: por favor, listen to me. the proliferation of homegrown terror, could that be considered a scandal? >> no. >> eric: why not? americans were dying. it's not happening here. how is that not scandalous? >> how was the genocide in syria a scandal? would we call the genocide in sudan a scandal under george w. bush? >> so many mismanagement problems consecutive but he did not admit. >> george bush did not react to sudan. don't deflect, is it the same thing. how is it different? >> what about targeting conservatives and the irs? how about the fact that under george w. bush, the -- audited four times. is that a scandal? >> eric: it's a good debate, thank you very much. when we come back, a wild

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or exampmple, the naacp and the civil libertieies union aree un-american organizatations. >> these commentsthat you couod common organization, i may have said something like that in a a general way and it s probably wrong. amy: ahead of todaday's hearing, the "new york times" slammed sessions for failing to turn over dozens, if not hundreds, of documents requested by the senate judiciary committee's questionnaire. the "huffington post" reported in december that sessions' submitted questionnaire failed to disclose even the fact that he'd been denied confirmation for the federal judgeship in 1986. and while the office of government ethics has completed sessions' ethics report, the washington post reports sessions failed to disclose that he owns oil interests in alabama -- a breach of federal ethics requirements. for more, we go to washington, d.c., where we are joined by two guests. david cole is the national legal director of the american civil liberties union. he is set to testify for the aclu against sessions in the senate hearing on cole is wednesday. professor of law and public policy at

and more and more of thes democratic party goes over to the extreme left that you aree talking about,er time they are going to have winning those moderates that they need to win, conservatives can win might, as trump did, without winning moderates. trump came closer among moderates. >> bill: it's a good point that in order to regain power, because you know that senator from massachusetts, elizabeth warren, is going to run for president. she has already, you know, billed the days. bernie, i don't think bernie sanders, i don't think he will do it again. but she will. all right, there is no outreach to moderates from elizabeth warren. it's like, "wall street is evile everybody exploits -- trump is a racist," as we just talked f about.yb there is no outreach. so you are right, to be very hard for her to get traction. i do believe there is a sensibility. you see it in the marijuana thing. in your state. you see that. >> sure. >> bill: 15 years ago, most americans were against marijuana. now it has been glorified by the media and accepted by the media, so the kids, the younger people go, th

there aree othery concerns, too. it undermines the presidencye that even the appearance of corruption. we now can be confident that everything that happens to president-elect trump is going to be tinged with an appearance of corruption because we don't even know the full extent of his business connections because he refuses to release his tax returns. so the appearance of corruption is going to be ubiquitous within the trump presidency. a third level of concern is that by maintaining his business ties, trump has levers that are not typically available to the presidency. so whether that is paying a private security force, like we know trump is doing that is displacing the secret service's role, which allows in to do things like eject protesters in a way that maybe the secret service would not do, or who knows what else? trump is availing himself of levers to power that other presidents don't have. is a crisis. amy: the significance of him saying, once again, he is little debt when "wall street journal" and other publi

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