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and that it does not have just aten you ated hearings with few witnesses because a lot of people want to tell us, their representatives, what their view is of this bill. i know the speaker has said there are going to be three phases of this bill and the majority leader said so as well and there will be additional legislation. i hope that legislation, mr. speaker and my friend, the majority leader, hope will urge the committees not to consider additional legislation either in the middle of the night or with no notice and no opportunity for witnesses and no hearings. previous hearings will not suffice, mr. speaker. other congresses had hearings. this congress has a responsibility to hear from the american people. that's what speaker ryan said. that's what mr. brady said. that's what mr. walden said. they said at a time when they were in the minority, but it ought to apply when they're in the majority. and if we are in the majority, it ought to apply to us as well. i hope that happens, mr. speaker. for the country's sake, for our people's sake. i will yield to the majority leader if he w

this is all very aten wayed. >> jeffrey toobin, chairman nunes said he saw no evidence of legal surveillance. adam schiff said today only one name was unmasked in intercepts and it was not connected to the trump organization. what's the league substance? >> i'm having a little trouble following. could you repeat all of today's developments quickly? >> how much time have you got? >> what is going on? let me make two points. one, devin nunes is so far over his head, he has no idea what's going on here. you watched his interviews today. deer in the headlight. every time different stories to different people. this guy has no idea what he's doing. second point, donald trump is on more tapes with international figures. like what's that about? and who are they? i mean, it's just like the idea that this is somehow exculpatory for the white house, i mean, it's just -- the whole thing is so bizarre. and, you know, obviously completely unresolved. >> david, you heard adam schiff rip apart devin nunes' claims based on what the that i remember told him because the chairman says he can't show anyone the a

i think aten the end of the day, we will look back. this was a minor hiccup. i also think the president comes out looking good, because he was so active and involved and showed it worked with a lot of people people. >> sean: this'll be a hiccup in the prism of history. up next, the reaction to the health care bill being pulled today. herman cain will join us. he has a reaction. and later tonight... >> there was was a additional unmasking that was done and the documents that i read the other day, i don't know who asked for them to be unmasked, i know there are more. >> sean: unmasking, leaking of intelligence, and a lot of questions still need to be answered about the surveillance of the trump transition team, including the president-elect at the time. rick cornell, sarah gordon, rick secular join us this is a friday newsnight on "hannity" ." dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our he i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love som

people, even stuck up for planned parenthood, people forget that, and while he was doing that, we were atentoich the heart land, this particular mix working. i don't think the people in washington, d.c., who are in the republican party, hooray, we now have all these majorities, understand how they got those majorities. they didn't get them based on a paul ryan world view, whatever his positive points are. that wasn't what won. what you now have is a guy who has a philosophy when he remembers it that actually is for though folks. it won't work. >> the question is, if the president is for universal health care and ryan's bill is for universal access in some way, shape, or form to health care, the president wants to guarantee health care to everybody, it won't be popular but that's what i'm going to do. what does he do? he doesn't love paul ryan. paul ryan doesn't love donald trump. we know that. now he's stuck. it's an arranged marriage and they're stuck with each oh. does trump wul away from ryan and say we're starting all over again or does he go down with the ship or betray the people who

coming up, president trump's immigration stance is of atening to cost billions dollars and thousands. we'll discuss as we wait friday, before the s data meeting next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ is "bloomberg markets." after finishing a little change on friday, we're seeing a today.e it seems that last week it was rumor, sell on fact. the selling continued although pattern is in a holding until friday when we get the big jobs report. julie: indeed. interesting we're announcing this action, once it seems all that confirmed that rates is going to raise on march 15, so it will be a big question as to whether, what derail the ay can action. scarlet: with the fed poised to a bump up est rates, in the u.s. dollar. treasuries are falling along drifting s and oil lower as well. somentioned the jobs report, joining us now is joe wisen hall. what is interesting when you travel ban, the revision of the travel ban, you wonder to what extent that is really invite some overseas visitors back into the country. we have already seen a damping enthusiasm along those who want to come to the u.s. joe: it'

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guys aten around the harvard, so guys cannot intimidate me. they were just like everybody else. i applied. not sure what happened, but -- not sure what would've happened, but i got in. host: surely, there was resistance of you from your classmates and professors? my wife's. going to law school in boston and being told that you are going to get married, so why would you become a lawyer? dr. pinn: oh, i have lots of great stories about that one. and they are not stories, but they are true stories related to incidents. i still recall, about two weeks into my first year of medical in an -- when we were anatomy lab in one of my classmates came up to me and said, vivian, i have to tell you , you have no business being here. i read in my anatomy book that women have smaller brains than men, so you are taking the place of what a man could have. this photo to my class, and he is not there because he flunked out his second year. achievement is due to brain anatomy, that is not news to me. graduationn since since 1967 that the smaller brain does not necessarily determined whether or not yo

mentioned in my openg aten it has to involve more than just mility. my advice to the secrery and chairman as we begin to look at how weovforwarin these areas, my principal piece of advices at we have to look at a political preparation o sure we ared make adesng some of these long-tm issues le we tke about a few moments ago, to how we accommodate dfent par of the population, a plan for governance. there was a lot the military can do but it is extornaly important tt our diplomats and other encies are iolved i this particular process. y question is, are th? ge vel: ielieve they are. i am confident we are working with ourarers onhis. ms. davis: thank you. mr. ornberry:r. cofa >> thankou for youlo service ts untry. the ideaasaised earlier about the concerns of the sunni pulati. thfa is th aer we left the country in 2011, t shia-dominat government resorted to worst tendencie and pu dn e sunni arabs and toated an opengor isis gocrs the border from syria and capture those areas wh tt to no resistance because there s simp nloyalty to the government out of bhd.

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aten enough, the law can be a idiot, quoting dickens in ," and iter twist should be incredibly our job to apply, not rewrite the law, enacted by the people's representatives. result that likes every he reaches is probably a bad judge, rather than those that the law compels. so it is i admire my colleagues today for no doubt they reach a result they disliked but believe the law demands. and in that, i see the best of our profession and much to admire. that in this particular case i don't believe the law happens to be quite a much of a ass as they do and i respectfully dissent. is that what happened in trans am? judge gorsuch: that's who i am, senator. senator kennedy: can you tell me something that you think is a good idea but you think is unconstitutional? judge gorsuch: oh. senator. [laughter] it's been a long day. [laughter] and you areedy: this close to the csi. judge gorsuch: no, senator, i've loved every minute i spent with you and all of your colleagues. i'm sure i could conjure something. senator kennedy: well, think about it. judge gorsuch: but senator, i wouldn't opine on it i

lled into aten lu sense of a stable market so a move seems a lot bigger than it really is. has been a little bit out of phase. the cpi numbers and other inflation numbers are adjusted and it is a well-established pattern for oil prices. this year, it has been a little different. on theincreases seasonally adjusted basis in the winter when you usually see declines. it feels like now in the spring when oil prices are usually maybe we don't get that. alix: the idea is it will not be the same headline contributor. stephen: no doubt. we have seen a big adjustment in year-over-year numbers for headline inflation, and i think we are getting close to the end of that. maybe february or possibly march is the end of that run-up. we should plateau a little bit going forward. alix: great to get your perspective. thank you for joining us. it is going to be fascinating for me to watch. i am in oil nerd. jonathan: you are referred to as a nearby other people. we can talk about that in the commercial break. we break down the ecb's latest decision at 7:45 a.m. eastern and bring coverage of m

espaillat: he passed away in 1969, leaving a great leg shism atened hunter college in manhattan and graduated from brooklyn law school in 1956. when the call to duty came in world war ii, he enlisted in the u.s. army. he dedicated his 43 years of legal career to immigration, assisting thousanding of families through the process of legal he entering the united states. his efforts and the cases he's argued help improve the law. i am privileged to speak from my heart about antonio's great work in the legal field because my family and i were fortunate enough to have antonio represent us when we needed to navigate the immigration system here in the united states. antonio's dedication to our legal system played an porn role. i'm proud to say that as the first dominican american congressman, my family and i are proud of the work he did. today his professional legacy lives on with his son who is here in the gallery. we're happy to recognize his legacy work of many years. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there any other one-minute equests? the chair lays before the house the fo

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