.) >> barbara smith. >> (clapping.) >> barbara smith >> (clapping.) >> i want to recognize theo miller an incredible champion theo has been the inside guy that has been silently pushing the mayor and we have a host of the community nonprofit organizations our partners i want to recognize mercy bridge helping us to troofrm all of this. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much and to the housing authority commissioners grateful for your time and commitment when times were tough and more importantly recognition the residents that have been living in public housing for generations that have's endured the roaches and rats and now this is our gift to i got that drama a trip to department of housing and urban development executive said people have suffered through the rats and roaches and today is about standing at all and strong. >> (clapping.) >> so it feels good to stand up here we have the junior 49ers thank you and a ton of residents leaders i'm looking at to see the jackson family is here thank you, larry everyone at forefront prior to my election on the board of supervisors now there is o

.) >> barbara smith. >> (clapping.) >> barbara smith >> (clapping.) >> i want to recognize theo miller an incredible champion theo has been the inside guy that has been silently pushing the mayor and we have a host of the community nonprofit organizations our partners i want to recognize mercy bridge helping us to troofrm all of this. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much and to the housing authority commissioners grateful for your time and commitment when times were tough and more importantly recognition the residents that have been living in public housing for generations that have's endured the roaches and rats and now this is our gift to i got that drama a trip to department of housing and urban development executive said people have suffered through the rats and roaches and today is about standing at all and strong. >> (clapping.) >> so it feels good to stand up here we have the junior 49ers thank you and a ton of residents leaders i'm looking at to see the jackson family is here thank you, larry everyone at forefront prior to my election on the board of supervisors now there is o

joining us north to reveal some of these changes, barbara smith, former law clerk to justice alito, jr., who worked for george w. bush and elizabeth. thanks both of you for being here. barbara, to you first, and your view, do these changes and the legal wrangling about this band? >> i think there's a possibility that states that challenged the first order will challenge the second one, but i think they'll have a significant uphill battle for a number of reasons. first, i think the due process concerned raised were eliminate eliminated. by making clear that it doesn't go into effect until march 16th which means everyone is on notice about what the order says and when it will come into effect. as it pertains to the claims brought into challenge, those are alleviated by the fact that they are very carefully catalogued. in many ways, i think the order is a lot safer than it was at first. >> jon: elizabeth, do you agree? at >> don't agree. it's still a muslim man and we must take into account -- over and over, donald trump and his surrogates have said they wanted to prevent muslim immigrati

lou: we take up the deep state judiciary with attorneys josh blackman and barbara smith. and we are joined by congressman louie gohmert. what's going on in our courts. also, 39 * doin -- president trp doing what he promised to send a message to our allies anded a ever air yet is alike. >> the president will keep campaign promises he made on the campaign trail. lou: ryan-care continues despite defections by three republican congressmen. >> now that we have our score we can start make improvements and refinements. the deep state is targeting president trump trying to undermine his presidency it seems every step of the way. but president obama vowing to fight after two left-wing judges put his extreme vetting ban on hold hours before it was set to take effect. >> the order he blocked was a watered down version of the first order. we are going to fight this terrible ruling. we'll take our case as far as it needs to go, even up to the supreme court. we are going to win and keep our citizens safe. and regardless, we'll keep our citizens safe. and i will not stop fighting for th

.) >> barbara smith. >> (clapping.) >> barbara smith >> (clapping.) >> i want to recognize theo miller an incredible champion theo has been the inside guy that has been silently pushing the mayor and we have a host of the community nonprofit organizations our partners i want to recognize mercy bridge helping us to troofrm all of this. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much and to the housing authority commissioners grateful for your time and commitment when times were tough and more importantly recognition the residents that have been living in public housing for generations that have's endured the roaches and rats and now this is our gift to i got that drama a trip to department of housing and urban development executive said people have suffered through the rats and roaches and today is about standing at all and strong. >> (clapping.) >> so it feels good to stand up here we have the junior 49ers thank you and a ton of residents leaders i'm looking at to see the jackson family is here thank you, larry everyone at forefront prior to my election on the board of supervisors now there is o

georgie me now barbara smith. first of all i have to be honest. it's a ambiguous convolute. i don't know what he was the same. >> this is a source this is the epicenter of the latest crisis what you make of it. what he said it wasn't true we know that now. is also a question of whether it was a lie or do something he didn't think. it's not unusual to have that. it said something is happening right now i don't know if that is a question itself is necessarily clear either. i think what he said it was pretty explicit. whether that was a flip of minds that is totally possible. but we are seeing this pretty consistently that the seer gets people within the trump administration and is something that were very concerning. when something is great with allegations. if to be on your a game. you served as legal counsel for president bush and again to me it seemed like it was ambiguous. i lost track of the conversation. he would have gotten me. what do you make of it. i think when you're talking about the decision whether they should recuse himself you not necessarily talking about whet

barbara smith acting director, of the san francisco housing authority. we're very concerned about this budget. the president's blueprint did say there would be $35 billion cut in housing subsidies there was information pr vieded to the washington post we don't know, this is the early stage of the budget process. but public housing in that information was expected to receive 32% cut which is the loss of $1.5 million and would equal to about 15 staff persons a lot of our staff are maintenance workers. also workers who administrator the program and meet all the hud requirements that would be a major blow to the housing authority. the capital fund is expected to receive a cut of about $1.5 million. that would reduce it from 4.4 to $2.8 milli $2.8 million from six we're managing there are enormous costs keeping up with the minimal capital bones to keep the property safe and descent for the residents there is probably going to be a cut in the housing choice voucher administrative fees which means a loss of staff and difficulty keeping up with renting freezing

barbara smith acting director, of the san francisco housing authority. we're very concerned about this budget. the president's blueprint did say there would be $35 billion cut in housing subsidies there was information pr vieded to the washington post we don't know, this is the early stage of the budget process. but public housing in that information was expected to receive 32% cut which is the loss of $1.5 million and would equal to about 15 staff persons a lot of our staff are maintenance workers. also workers who administrator the program and meet all the hud requirements that would be a major blow to the housing authority. the capital fund is expected to receive a cut of about $1.5 million. that would reduce it from 4.4 to $2.8 milli $2.8 million from six we're managing there are enormous costs keeping up with the minimal capital bones to keep the property safe and descent for the residents there is probably going to be a cut in the housing choice voucher administrative fees which means a loss of staff and difficulty keeping up with renting freezing

attorney barbara smith, she served as a law clerk to justice samuel alito.our reaction to the speech. first he didn't deal with the hearings on capitol hill, did he? >> not at all. but i think it average person in washington has to be wondering what they just saw. lou: what do you think they just saw. >> they have no idea. they don't understand it. what they saw was the american people saying can you hear me now? we have a president who is going to do what he promised to do. he's opposite been in a little more than 50 days and he dramatically changed the trajectory of the country whether it's cutting immigration on the southern border to the growth of the economy to literally changing obamacare and getting rid of it starting with a vote next thursday. lou: president trump's accomplishments from very real. they are measurable, and they are surprising even if you are one of his most frenetic supporters like many in the crowd in louisville it's an impressive beginning to any administration in this country's history. >> it certainly is, lou. some of the biggest

attorney barbara smith, she served as a law clerk to justice samuel alito.our reaction to the speech. first he didn't deal with the hearings on capitol hill, did he? >> not at all. but i think it average person in washington has to be wondering what they just saw. lou: what do you think they just saw. >> they have no idea. they don't understand it. what they saw was the american people saying can you hear me now? we have a president who is going to do what he promised to do. he's opposite been in a little more than 50 days and he dramatically changed the trajectory of the country whether it's cutting immigration on the southern border to the growth of the economy to literally changing obamacare and getting rid of it starting with a vote next thursday. lou: president trump's accomplishments from very real. they are measurable, and they are surprising even if you are one of his most frenetic supporters like many in the crowd in louisville it's an impressive beginning to any administration in this country's history. >> it certainly is, lou. some of the biggest

barbara smith acting director, of the san francisco housing authority. we're very concerned about this budget. the president's blueprint did say there would be $35 billion cut in housing subsidies there was information pr vieded to the washington post we don't know, this is the early stage of the budget process. but public housing in that information was expected to receive 32% cut which is the loss of $1.5 million and would equal to about 15 staff persons a lot of our staff are maintenance workers. also workers who administrator the program and meet all the hud requirements that would be a major blow to the housing authority. the capital fund is expected to receive a cut of about $1.5 million. that would reduce it from 4.4 to $2.8 milli $2.8 million from six we're managing there are enormous costs keeping up with the minimal capital bones to keep the property safe and descent for the residents there is probably going to be a cut in the housing choice voucher administrative fees which means a loss of staff and difficulty keeping up with renting freezing

barbara smith acting director, of the san francisco housing authority. we're very concerned about this budget. the president's blueprint did say there would be $35 billion cut in housing subsidies there was information pr vieded to the washington post we don't know, this is the early stage of the budget process. but public housing in that information was expected to receive 32% cut which is the loss of $1.5 million and would equal to about 15 staff persons a lot of our staff are maintenance workers. also workers who administrator the program and meet all the hud requirements that would be a major blow to the housing authority. the capital fund is expected to receive a cut of about $1.5 million. that would reduce it from 4.4 to $2.8 milli $2.8 million from six we're managing there are enormous costs keeping up with the minimal capital bones to keep the property safe and descent for the residents there is probably going to be a cut in the housing choice voucher administrative fees which means a loss of staff and difficulty keeping up with renting freezing

barbara smith acting director, of the san francisco housing authority. we're very concerned about this budget. the president's blueprint did say there would be $35 billion cut in housing subsidies there was information pr vieded to the washington post we don't know, this is the early stage of the budget process. but public housing in that information was expected to receive 32% cut which is the loss of $1.5 million and would equal to about 15 staff persons a lot of our staff are maintenance workers. also workers who administrator the program and meet all the hud requirements that would be a major blow to the housing authority. the capital fund is expected to receive a cut of about $1.5 million. that would reduce it from 4.4 to $2.8 milli $2.8 million from six we're managing there are enormous costs keeping up with the minimal capital bones to keep the property safe and descent for the residents there is probably going to be a cut in the housing choice voucher administrative fees which means a loss of staff and difficulty keeping up with renting freezing

.) >> barbara smith. >> (clapping.) >> barbara smith >> (clapping.) >> i want to recognize theo miller an incredible champion theo has been the inside guy that has been silently pushing the mayor and we have a host of the community nonprofit organizations our partners i want to recognize mercy bridge helping us to troofrm all of this. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much and to the housing authority commissioners grateful for your time and commitment when times were tough and more importantly recognition the residents that have been living in public housing for generations that have's endured the roaches and rats and now this is our gift to i got that drama a trip to department of housing and urban development executive said people have suffered through the rats and roaches and today is about standing at all and strong. >> (clapping.) >> so it feels good to stand up here we have the junior 49ers thank you and a ton of residents leaders i'm looking at to see the jackson family is here thank you, larry everyone at forefront prior to my election on the board of supervisors now there is o

.) >> barbara smith. >> (clapping.) >> barbara smith >> (clapping.) >> i want to recognize theo miller an incredible champion theo has been the inside guy that has been silently pushing the mayor and we have a host of the community nonprofit organizations our partners i want to recognize mercy bridge helping us to troofrm all of this. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much and to the housing authority commissioners grateful for your time and commitment when times were tough and more importantly recognition the residents that have been living in public housing for generations that have's endured the roaches and rats and now this is our gift to i got that drama a trip to department of housing and urban development executive said people have suffered through the rats and roaches and today is about standing at all and strong. >> (clapping.) >> so it feels good to stand up here we have the junior 49ers thank you and a ton of residents leaders i'm looking at to see the jackson family is here thank you, larry everyone at forefront prior to my election on the board of supervisors now there is o

.) >> barbara smith. >> (clapping.) >> barbara smith >> (clapping.) >> i want to recognize theo miller an incredible champion theo has been the inside guy that has been silently pushing the mayor and we have a host of the community nonprofit organizations our partners i want to recognize mercy bridge helping us to troofrm all of this. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much and to the housing authority commissioners grateful for your time and commitment when times were tough and more importantly recognition the residents that have been living in public housing for generations that have's endured the roaches and rats and now this is our gift to i got that drama a trip to department of housing and urban development executive said people have suffered through the rats and roaches and today is about standing at all and strong. >> (clapping.) >> so it feels good to stand up here we have the junior 49ers thank you and a ton of residents leaders i'm looking at to see the jackson family is here thank you, larry everyone at forefront prior to my election on the board of supervisors now there is o

.) >> barbara smith. >> (clapping.) >> barbara smith >> (clapping.) >> i want to recognize theo miller an incredible champion theo has been the inside guy that has been silently pushing the mayor and we have a host of the community nonprofit organizations our partners i want to recognize mercy bridge helping us to troofrm all of this. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much and to the housing authority commissioners grateful for your time and commitment when times were tough and more importantly recognition the residents that have been living in public housing for generations that have's endured the roaches and rats and now this is our gift to i got that drama a trip to department of housing and urban development executive said people have suffered through the rats and roaches and today is about standing at all and strong. >> (clapping.) >> so it feels good to stand up here we have the junior 49ers thank you and a ton of residents leaders i'm looking at to see the jackson family is here thank you, larry everyone at forefront prior to my election on the board of supervisors now there is o

barbara comstock of virginia, chris smith of new jersey.hey are vulnerable to democratic pressure. that is the problem. david: here is the flip side. at least 10 democratic senators are from states that voted heavily for donald trump. they have to answer to their constituents as he will. isn't there one among or several that will make a deal with republicans? >> doesn't look like it. on the gorsuch nomination none is committing to voting for judge gorsuch. david: pat leahy he is not inclined to filibuster gorsuch. >> yeah. david: there is a break there. wouldn't there be a break on the tax issue? >> i think the burden is on the freedom caucus to make a public commitment to get behind the republican party's goals. look, the democrats have the wind at their back after what happens last thursday. there is no question about it. all the coverage since then has been about disarray in the republican party. and about the democrats taking it. david: bottom line, today what happened after paul ryan spoke? the market zoomed up into triple digits. was

moderates including barbara comstock of virginia, dan donovan of new york, ileana ros-lehtinen of florida. .here are others eight other republicans who had a variety of reasons, chris smith of new jersey, brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania and rick crawford of arkansas. the new york times website shows the breakdown of republicans who were trying to convince by the white house and president -- mina, arkansas, independent line, mark, go ahead. caller: thank you for c-span. to take ake the world few things into mind. most jurisdictions in the united states have a sunshine law in some way, shape, or form. i would like the legislators of this country to openly state on the front page of their newspapers where they derive their campaign from the end if they get their money from the pharmaceutical industry, did they get it from an insurance lobby? and how did they vote? another question -- we have a structural problem constitutionally, when we are allowed to add amendments to a bill that have no bearing on the bill of being decided. aroundegislators turned and added the amendment to give the top 1%, 2% tax breaks in exchange for a potential vote? i do not have access to an inte