bills -- farm bill's. as a chairman and a ranking member. and each bill has had their share of headaches, and at the end of the day, we had more common ground than opposition. in the end, the committee has always produced a product that we could be proud of, because we knew we delivered the best deal possible given the circumstances. we have always been able to work together for the mutual benefit of farmers, rural advocates, and consumers. , a senator time here carried the mental. -- the mantle. they were not ideologues, but not pushovers either. they knew where they stood, and knew the value of making sure the link between those who grow and by the food and make sure that link was strong. so let me be as clear as i can be. that opinion, breaking up coalition, ruining a partnership that predates all of us, is a huge mistake. , the one-sided nature of this process is something that i have to call off. it does not bode well for farm and food legislation to come. no party can do this alone. member on the committee, i want you to know that i am willing to co

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bill. year's farm this bill is deeply flawed. this bill lacks a significant commitment to the needs of rural communities with no guarantees to the title. how members of the committee say they understand the need of investment in rural america but decided to cut $517 million from rural development programs. as we work to help communities build stronger economies, we must ensure we have a plan in place that lends a helping hand. this bill will take food out of people.hs of 10,000 we are debating a proposal that will make children go hungry. we need a debate on how to improve the business climate and work to address resource concerns by improving conservation programs. this bill was written in a bam room. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. o'halleran: we he owe the american people something better. mr. conaway: i continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. peterson: i yield to the gentlelady from california, ms. lee, one minute. very much. nk you i want to thank the gentleman for yielding and

that would protect our police and a bill that deals with veterans and then the farm bill. i want to focus on the farm bill. i served on the agriculture committee since 2011. i it has been one of the most bipartisan committees in the house of representatives. that is how farm bills are crafted through compromise, through a coalition of members from urban and rural america coming together to get something done. that's why i have always had faith in this process. faith that minority views would be heard, even when it wasn't easy and even when the final product wasn't perfect, the end product was traditionally bipartisan until today. the process for this farm bill was a sham. in no way did it reflect the agriculture committee's long bipartisan tradition. i'm the ranking member of the nutrition subcommittee and i wasn't able to see a word of text until this bill was publicly released. i'm not even sure when republicans on the subcommittee first saw the language. er the last two and a half years, we held 23 hearings on snap. apparently they were just for show because not a single witness, democrat or republican

. > that yucca mountain bill passed the house, and senator heller came to the senate floor to talk about the bill. he said, this bill which is a complete and total waste of taxpayer dollars is dead on arrival in the taxpayer senate. a hold on ll i place the bill, i will object toyota. and majority leader kevin mccarthy and minority whip steny hoyer came out to talk about next yeek' ageneral dafment revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. -- mcyart mr. mccarthy: no votes are expected in the house on monday. votes will be postponed until 6:30 p.m. on tuesday. on wednesday and thursday the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. mr. speaker, on -- mr. friday, the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. mr. speaker, the house will consider a number of suspensions next week, a complete list of which will be announced by cless of business -- close of business tomorrow. next week is national police week. so several built will focus on supporting the work done each day by our

bill, the domestic worker rights implementation act, ab 2314. i first want to thank my cosponsors, supervisors fewer, yee, peskin, and safai. this bill is the follow up to the california domestic worker bill of rights which finally became law in 2016. this law, which i had the honor of helping to draft during my time as a low wage worker requires home care and child care employers to provide certain basic rights to domestic workers, including over time pay. assembly member particular's bill seeks to provide resources to the california department of labor standards and enforcement to implement the rights of domestic workers who are primarily immigrant women of color and have historically been excluded from basic labor protections. this bill is long overdue and will provide much needed resources, education and training for california's workers and employers. the resolution will put us on record as supporting this important state bill which will have a meaningful fwainancial impact on the lives of over 30,000 domestic workers. i want to take a special thanks to the office of domestic worker coalition for working with my office on this resolution, and thank you to maria guillen, lindsey amaha

bill is mean. the farm bill that you are putting here is hurtful. the farm bill here is deceitful. it is un-american, and it is filled with racial facsisitudes. there is absolutely no way that we as a congress representing this great nation of people from all walks of life can do but one thing as we go through this, and that is, hold our heads down in shame. this bill takes away 1.6 million people, 1.6 million needy families, off of the s.n.a.p. program. why? a work program that you manifest and walk around and say able-bodied men or able-bodied people ought to work and not be on food stamps. you know what you're really saying with that? the image of able-bodied men not working are african-american men in the minds, not of everybody's mind, but there are unfortunately people out there who have this mental disposition. now, many of you on your side of the aisle may not understand th that, but i'm an african-american man who's had to survive through my people coming through. and with the audacity that these are lazy people out there, don't want to work? nobody has the heritage of work

of more use than bill bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over . it's about to hurt the regis tribulation of all of. us. that don't wars. north korea counsels a high level meeting with. the us. military drills their young young has also threatened to pull out of a highly anticipated summit with donald trump plus. those who suggest that the gaza violence has anything to do with the location of the american embassy are sorely mistaken after a second consecutive day of clashes between israelis and palestinians the u.s. sees the relocation of its embassy to jerusalem did not spot the bloodshed. also ahead on the program this hour with less than a month until kick off football legend on our t.v. host peter schmeichel continues his tour of world cup twenty eight cities.

bill. the leukemia and lymphoma society, and about 100 more. this bill is not a bill -- this bill is a bill in search of a problem. because in fact f.d.a. has approved 99% of the expanded access requests it received. f.d.a.'s expanded access program aproves nearly all requests for investigational drugs or biologicals it receives. physicians at f.d.a. are available 24 hours a day to approve any emergency expanded access request that the agency receives. and it typically grants that emergency request immediately, over the phone. and nonemergency requests in a medium -- median time of about four days and to longer than 30 days. f.d.a. has also taken actions to streamline this entire process. the process of clinical trials at f.d.a. is vital to the protection of the health of all of our neighbors and the folks we represent. in 11% of expanded access applications, f.d.a. has raised a red flag and said, you've got to change this. that's what we're trying to protect here. the actual patients and the patient groups across the country agree with us. now, many states have tinke

bill: thank you for your time. i have more but i hope you come back, okay? absolutely, bill. thank you. >> billtime as well. kellyanne conway running through a lot of things on the north lawn. thank you, we'll speak again. 20 before the hour. back to royalty. here is sandra. >> sandra: thanks, bill. what does it take to photograph a royal wedding? we'll hear from someone who has been doing it for decades. and knows a thing or two about capturing that perfect moment for the history books. time fors 'semi-annual sale' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? it's the lowest price ever on the queen c4 mattress, only $1099 - save $500. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...fi

bill and other big brexit bills were to be debated thanks to a leak. can the leader of the house confirm what the government chief whip said to the 1922 committee that the withdrawal billthe withdrawal bill would be back on the 11th of june, the withdrawal bill would be back on the 11th ofjune, and it seems the respected journalist, faizal islam, is actually giving business out, he tweeted the withdrawal bill, the trade bill, the customs bill, is now going to be debated on the 11th of june. can you confirm whether he is the new virtual leader of the house? can the leader of the house say whether the trade bill and the customs bill that should have had its report stage in the third reading, could she say whether that's going to be debated on the 11th ofjune, ask her rather than faisal islam. valerie vaz begun her comments by saying that the leader of the commons take less time giving her weekly update, letson brushed that aside. be on the honourable lady asked me to be swifter with a very swift business statement —— anguilla lesnar —— the honourable lady. she did! she asks about the business that was discussed —— anguilla letson. i'm a very clear i aim to bring back the

senate bill 2155 is a bill sentence in -- step in the right direction. the majority of the provisions included in the bill come from bipartisan house-passed measures. several of which were included in my clear act. despite whatever rhetoric we may hear today, american borrowers are going to benefit from the relief that extends from this bill. however, the conversation cannot end with senate bill 2155. while the provisions in this legislation are granting important relief, there's so much more to be done. the financial services committee has marked up more than 100 bills this congress. many of which have the support of the ranking member. and deserve to be considered by our colleagues in the senate. we have to continue to right-size regulation so it's not based just on size or an arbitrary -- single arbitrary factor, but on thoughtful analysis of an institution's business model and risk profile. mr. speaker, arbitrary figures don't necessarily guarantee a safer financial system. mr. speaker, i want to thank you again for -- thank again my chairman for his diligent work on this fine bill and ask my colleagu

been a lot of conversation about the farm bill and what happened and which republicans didn't vote for the bill. if you look at it, we're going to pass this bill. but i think the most important point of last week, when you break down the votes, is that every single democrat voted against that bill, not because they don't support the farm components, but every democrat in congress voted against that bill because it actually put work requirements in place for welfare. so think about this. at a time when we've got great economic growth, because we passed this tax cut bill, the highest willful of consumer confidence in -- level of consumer confidence in people who believe they can go get and a job and companies are looking for workers and at that same time there's a policy that's paying people not to work and we said, shouldn't there be a work requirement for able-body idea sneem if you're able to work, and -- people? if you're able to work and there's a job out there, shouldn't be get that job instead of being on a welfare program? that policy alone caused every single democrat to oppose it. i think that's something that republicans, democrats an

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billings montana, the dr. joseph medicine crow department of veterans affairs clinic. the final american hero to be recognized by this bill is ben steele. he was born in billings, montana, and graduate interested billings senior high. in 1941, he enlisted in the army air corps where he was assigned 7th material squadron -- bombardment group. his group was assigned to the philippine islands. during the ensuing japanese invasion, he fought to defend his base on bataan. after his capture, he was forced to endure the horrendous bataan death march and was a japanese prisoner of war for 3 1/2 years. fter the war he was a true renaissance man, consulting for the department of defense, serving as a crafts director of the military district of washington, d.c., chairing the art department of eastern montana college, and giving workshops, demonstrations, and lectures at museums, schools, and civic centers. as a survivor of the bataan death march, he was devoted to his creator, his family, his country, and his art. in his memory i'm privileged to support this bill to rename the clinic of the department of veterans affairs at 1766 majestic lane in billings, montana, the be

bill. year's farm this bill is deeply flawed. this bill lacks a significant commitment to the needs of rural communities with no guarantees to the title. how members of the committee say they understand the need of investment in rural america but decided to cut $517 million from rural development programs. as we work to help communities build stronger economies, we must ensure we have a plan in place that lends a helping hand. this bill will take food out of people.hs of 10,000 we are debating a proposal that will make children go hungry. we need a debate on how to improve the business climate and work to address resource concerns by improving conservation programs. this bill was written in a bam room. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. o'halleran: we he owe the american people something better. mr. conaway: i continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. mr. peterson: i yield to the gentlelady from california, ms. lee, one minute. very much. nk you i want to thank the gentleman for yielding and

bill. but let's understand what we need to do that actually is required. title 1 needs a farm bill. title 2 needs a farm bill. other titles need a farm bill because they're only authorized for five years. snap is permanently authorized. if we didn't do anything, snap would go on like it is. crop insurance is permanently authorized. if we didn't do anything, crop insurance would go on just like it is. so the part of the bill that we're worried about are these other parts that will expire on the end of september 30. now, what happens if we don't get it done? we go back to permanent law. and some of my constituents think that's a good idea. because it goes back to 100% parity. and most people in america probably know what i'm talking about when i talk about that. but a lot of the old timers in my district know very much what that is. you know, it's $9 corn. they'd love to have $9 corn. so the permanent law is not an option. so we need to get something done. but my point is that we don't need to do some of the things that we're doing in these areas that are not required to do anything because they're permanently

bills could be brought to the floor at the same time around immigration and dreamers specifically. arei've are -- two bipartisan, bicameral proposals. bill that isher not written yet that would be speaker ryan's offering to the pile. then there is a good let bill bill -- eight goodlatte that is extremely restrictive, not bipartisan. any one of those that garners 218 signatures would pass. that is queen of the hill. in a way, that its capture the .lag witho we've already signed the discharge petition for the aguilar bill. we've but forward -- we've put forward numerous bipartisan bills. it is really a shame that speaker ryan had refused to bring anything to the floor. this is forcing his hand. republicans are forcing the speaker's hand. host: i will introduce callers if they want to ask about the severed on immigration, particularly -- want to ask this effort on immigration, particularly dreamers. you should know that our capital 'soducer saying there 13,000 signing this petition. if it does get to the floor, what does it mean for those -- 13 house members signing this petition. if it does get to the floor, what does it mean for those dreamers? all of that: if happens, what would a million dreamers would be particularly the country, able to con

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bill: wonder if they do that at miami of ohio or lsu. we need to check it. >> sandra: we'll check on that. >> bill: if michigan are doing it and other schools are doing it that we know of. >> there is a lot more. >> billhat's the thing. >> bill: israel and iran trading fire hours after president trump's withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal. watch that story and this one. three americans are back home free from north korea, returning. quite a moment in the middle of the night. what is next for them coming up? playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are you in good hands? >> sandra: fox news alert on two arch enemies on the brink. israel and iran firing missiles at one another days after president trump officially withdrew the u.s. from the controversial nuke deal. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm sandra smith. >> bill: good morning. nice to have you back, too. i'm bill hemmer. this could go wrong very quickly. watch it. the white house condemning the respo

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of more use than bill bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over move toward a more it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. date downwards we want our. welcome back to the kaiser report i mask on their time now to go to chicago to talk with michele bachmann miss talk dot com mesh welcome back put your bag on the show back now you go on well super so miss the latest jobs report either one hundred sixty four thousand jobs were added or three thousand or the unemployment rate allegedly fell to under four percent the first time since two thousand we are thoughts on the jobs report mesh well we look at wage growth everyone keeps expecting wage drugs and people keep talking about bills or you know i don't know those triggers that you know people just kind of give up on this idea wage growth is anemic last i was up to like three o'clock in the morning i put out a report well ok back to you know where the jobs where we created these jobs and one of the most of these jobs except for professional a

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of more use than bill bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than more it's about the hurt and the redistribution of all as to birds and their date down towards the want of. welcome back to worlds apart but jared blanks former u.s. state department coordinator for ironically implementations mr blank just before the break we talked about the european reaction to trump's decision and let me ask you a few questions about russia as you may imagine many people in moscow very very skeptical of all the speculations about trump supposed collusion with the kremlin but given the where we are with the iranian nuclear issue trumps rebuke of both the american obligations and to your european allies don't you wish moscow had some leverage sumber of poor with they said ministration well issue. on the collision question i'll just say. we don't know whether or not laws what specific laws might have been violated in the united states we don't know what president trump himself knew what is out in the

bill. our committee's legislation addresses issues vital to our nation and their leadership was key in crafting this bill. i thank the staff for their work on this bill and lindsay and teve, jamie, eric, katie, mark and nevada. as well as my personal staff, katherine and my two fellows, brian and david. mr. chairman, this bill contains many critical provisions that enable and enhance our national security. we added a billion dollars beyond the president's request for virginia class and columbia submarines. we also incorporated my provision to require the department to include resiliencey efforts as a factor for consideration in major military installation master plans to go after climate change. we are ready for future threats by increasing preparedness for encounting weapons of mass destruction. it bolsters capability at the officer when it comes to supporting our special operations to execute our nation's most difficult missions. e bolster this capability by embracing risk and improving oversight. we ear peer adversaries invest in education. it includes money for the program and for future cyber warriors this ebill guides the department as we confr

good morning, bill. >> bill: good morning, my dear. >> sandra: back together again. >> bill: great toyou. i'm bill hemmer, good morning. serious questions about secret surveillance of the trump team by the f.b.i. during the final years of the obama administration. justice department planning to show key republicans classified material about the russian matter after a meeting between the president, his deputy attorney general and head of the f.b.i. hogan gidley said this about that last hour live on "america's newsroom." >> in the second year of this investigation, this phony investigation, there has been no russian collusion, no obstruction, no corruption. now we find out from reports that apparently someone was sent to infiltrate and spy inside the trump campaign back to the f.b.i. anybody should be deeply concerned about this. you even saw mr. clapper make a comment yesterday on tv saying the president should be happy about the fact that someone was in his campaign doing this. the president said absolutely not happy. the american people need to understand this president was furious

bill, some of these the most egregious challenges are within the nutrition title which takes up about 80 noveget resources of the farm bill but it's important to talk about the role of the environment in this bill. a lot of people don't think of the farm bill as an environmental bill but farmland accounts for over 40% of our nation's land and what happens to farms and working forests has a huge impact on water quality, on wildlife, on our environmental health. and the farm bill contains many provisions, some of which people don't know much about, that are important to conservation programs for farmers. farmers understand why it's important to take care of the land that takes care of them. they know conservation practices ensure the resource remains sustainable, helping them save money, preparing for environmental issues like droughts and extreme with water. conservation practices put more organic matter in the soil have a huge impact on our ability to sequester carbon which is important to issues around climate change. i want to go over the highlights, or low lights of this bill, when it comes to environmental practices and then i'm happy to share with several others who would like to talk abou

again -- i mean, for all the talk about how on the other side about how this bill is somehow a good bill for families, read the bill. it's a pretty cruel bill for working families and for children. mr. speaker, i'm going to ask we defeat the previous question and if so i will offer an amendment ensuring before the legislation can take effect, the president must certify to congress that none of the administration's recent trade and tariff actions and negotiations will harm u.s. farmers, ranchers, and other agriculture producers. i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of my amendment in the record along with extraneous material immediate lie prior to the vote -- immediately prior to the vote on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: to discuss our proposal, i yield two minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman from illinois, a member of the agriculture committee, mrs. bustos. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. the gentleman from washington yields. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. the gentle

of more use than bill bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about to hurt and the redistribution of our west works on their date downwards do you want to. well go back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to our own me marshall long he's n o d g bit coin minor is now branching out into other crypto abit as including ios dot fish we're going to learn about that in just a few moments marshall welcome to the kaiser report they so much max good to be here good to see you oh yes fantastic you know we have been you know part of this cryptic community for a number of years now and we've seen all kinds of ups and downs and crazy kind of trends and we're at a moment now in history where the jurassic park old guys like charlie munger and warren buffett are weighing in with their comments and according to them you as a crypto currency trader and miner are dement who harbors baby brains how do you respond to these charges well you know dinosaurs have to die someti

bill h.r. 4574. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4574, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 108 west shick road n bloomingdale illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma and the gentleman from illinois each will control 20 minutes. mr. russell: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . . mr. russell: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. russell: mr. speaker, i'd like to stand with my colleague from illinois to support h.r. 4574. the bill names the united states post office located at 108 west schick road in blooming dale, illinois -- dale, illinois, as the bloomingdale veterans memorial post office building. we thank the veterans of bloomingdale and all veterans for their service. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker

the goodlatte the bill, the way things proceed appears usually by a bill. we have a goodlatte billmigration which is the compromise bill which deals with 700,000 kids, in theted daca kids get labor force. the immigrant amnesty bill would be up to 10 million people over a decade. that has not been vetted through the america people and they don't want it. shery: when we say that they take a page out of your playbook is that members feel empowered to speak against congressional leadership. ahead andtually go should to this petition, they feel repercussions for it? >> and again, i would use different language. it is not emboldened to go against leadership. leadership promised us the majority on any bill goes forward. we are not going against leadership. we are going with what leadership said. they said they would put the goodlatte bill on the floor. paul ryan said that he would run all of his bills through committee. so we're not going against. we just want to keep our word. we are not going against leadership. we are saying hold folks going against the republican platform and our prom

bill. our committee's legislation addresses issues vital to our nation and their leadership was key in crafting this bill. i thank the staff for their work on this bill and lindsay and teve, jamie, eric, katie, mark and nevada. as well as my personal staff, katherine and my two fellows, brian and david. mr. chairman, this bill contains many critical provisions that enable and enhance our national security. we added a billion dollars beyond the president's request for virginia class and columbia submarines. we also incorporated my provision to require the department to include resiliencey efforts as a factor for consideration in major military installation master plans to go after climate change. we are ready for future threats by increasing preparedness for encounting weapons of mass destruction. it bolsters capability at the officer when it comes to supporting our special operations to execute our nation's most difficult missions. e bolster this capability by embracing risk and improving oversight. we ear peer adversaries invest in education. it includes money for the program and for future cyber warriors this ebill guides the department as we confr

bill, h.r. 5242, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5242, a bill to require the attorney general and the secretary of education to conduct a survey of all public schools, to determine the number of school resource officers at such schools. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from indiana, mr. could he tit -- mr. rokita, and the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. rokita: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 5242. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rokita: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 5242, the school resource officer assessment act of 2018. and i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rokita: thank you, mr. speaker. as we focus on our work in this chamber this afternoon, it's fitting we recognize that it is, as my colleagu

bill are waived. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill are waived. the previous question waived. shall be considered as ordered on the bill and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except, one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on financial services, and, two, one motion to commit. section 7, notwithstanding clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on the recorded vote ordered on the question of reconsideration of the vote on the question of passage of h.r. 2 may continue to be postponed through the legislative day of friday, june 22, 2018. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is now recognized for one hour. mr. burgess: thank you, mr. speaker. for the purpose of debate only i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for the purpose of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unan

bill? >> bill: some old senate testimony, too, is getting a second look, what about that? >> that's right, billhead of fusion g.p. s., glenn simpson, the firm that was paid by clinton campaign and d.n.c. for the trump dossier testified before the senate judiciary committee behind closed doors. and in january of this year, the committee's ranking democrat senator dianne feinstein made these transcripts public. a source close to the matter tells fox news there is renewed interest in simpson's testimony. simpson was asked about his contacts with former british spy christopher steel who did the underlying research for the trump dossier. simpson told senate investigators "essentially, what steel told me is that they, the f.b.i., had other intelligence about this matter from the internal trump campaign source and that they, my understanding was that they, the f.b.i. believed chris at this point and they believe chris' information might be credible. fox news is reaching out to glenn simpson for additional comment on that testimony, bill. >> bill: thank you for that. lowdown in d.c. thanks. julie has m

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bills. this is one of them. five of these bills are yet to be introduced, we haven't seen them yet. and the customs and trade billing in action. it was last in the commons injanuary at committee stage, and hasn't been scheduled to return yet. i do think the government is in danger of a bit of a parliamentary pile—up with these pieces of legislation, if many of them yet pushed back. thank you very much. but one conservative defended. well, as i mentioned, defeats in the lords weren't theresa may's only brexit—based problem. does the prime minister agree with her forensic retrieve that the plan for up customers partnership set out in her lancaster house speech is in fact crazy? can i say to the right honourable gentleman we are leaving vera pn union, we are leaving the customs union, but of course, for our future trade arrangements, trade relationship with the european union, we will need to agree customs arrangements. boris johnson wasn't the only minister in the spotlight. the labour leader moved on to greg clark. does she agree with her business secretary who makes it clear he doesn't back a technological altern

bill -- bill scott was deputy chief before he took over the san francisco lice department last year. he addressed the issue with ktvu's mike me back during a sit down interview with other police chiefs. >> he announced that retirement. giving interest of going back to los angeles. >> i'm focused on here. i'm focused on here. i'll answer that way. one of my roles is to lead the department and do it to the best of my abilities. that needs to be my focus. we got a lot going on in san francisco. >> oakland police chief and kirkpatrick also a part of that roundtable discussion. the san francisco police department released a statement repeating what chief bill scott told us. he is focused on his job in san francisco. you can see that police chief discussion on ktvu saturday morning, 6:30. the show on the record, a sit down with bay area's police chiefs will air before mornings on 2 this weekend. >>> the first that has been reported in california from the e. coli outbreak linked due to romaine lettuce. the e. coli outbreak has made 101 people sick. cases are spread across 25 states with more across california than any state. this particular train -- strain is particularly viral and dozens of people have been hospitalized including some with kidney failure. ktvu's jana katsuyama talked to a food safety researcher who says the most important thing people can do is making sure any romain they by is not from yuma, arizona. >>> fresh fruits and vegetables bring crowds of consumers to bay area farmers markets. many farmers were getting questions about where the romaine lettuce was grown. >> i say all the lettuce is safe. it's from here, from local

move to talk about the farm bill a huge eight hundred fifty six billion dollars piece of legislation the numbers matter here and while we don't talk about every bill time a bill passes the house or senate this one is different not only because it's huge and taxpayers foot the bill but because the farm bill impacts so very many people and a lot of people that you may be unaware about here discuss a fred kaufman author of bet the farm fred thanks as always for being with us this is the huge money program and it's paid for by taxpayers but what does the farm bill actually do why is it important. the farm bill has been a signature piece of legislation and bipartisan legislation since one thousand nine hundred thirty three bar every five years it has been passed into last monday and there is parts in it for everybody in this country the farmers get their price of ports they get their insurance that's for the rural population in the urban population we get school lunches we get assistance for food everybody is a part of this bill that also happens to be the largest conservation bill in the country in the country for land conservation the last when we saw it on mond

waste for one million years. > that yucca mountain bill passed the house, and senator heller came to the senate floor to talk about the bill. he said, this bill which is a complete and total waste of taxpayer dollars is dead on arrival in the taxpayer senate. a hold on ll i place the bill, i will object toyota. and majority leader kevin mccarthy and minority whip steny hoyer came out to talk about next yeek' ageneral dafment revise and extend

physically because the farm bill was in a farm bill. it was a welfare bill. t what does that say about the effectiveness of house speaker paul ryan will be campaigning, fun race for the gop. if he was able to reach a deal of reform legislation maybe the gop is better off without him. >> i think you make an important point. presently say it's good news for working families and those across the country that this was defeated. it does bring into reflection why republicans should be worried in november. republicans control the senate and the house in the white house. yet, they've only really been able to pass one signature piece of legislation in power. which is a trillion plus dollar deficit spending tax cut that benefits the wealthiest americans at the expense of the middle class. >> i would say a lot of middle-class americans have been benefiting from the tax cuts. >> i think the border point that your reason, it is an important question. why did paul ryan choose to hold on to the gavel once he announced his retirement. should have stepped aside to allow them t

bills to run up their numbers. let's remember one thing. on most bills, on most bills the majority of legislation that comes to this floor, they do not allow a single amendment. not one. on most bills that come to this floor, no member of this house, democrat or republican, can offer an amendment. this rule before us today is not closed. but let me highlight a few germane amendments from the 281 amendments that this rule blocks. several bipartisan amendments were blocked such as an amendment by representatives denham, foster, curbelo, and panetta which allows dreamers who grew up in the united states gain legal status provided that they serve out the terms of their enlistment honorably. we're talking about rewarding people who served in our military. that was the amendment. that was brought before the rules committee. and that was blocked. there was another bipartisan amendment from 25 members, including myself, that expresses the sense of congress that the lessons of past genocides should be applied to help prevent future war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genoc

bill are waived. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except, one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary, two, the amendment printed in the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution, if offered by the member designated in the report, which shall be in order without intervention of any point of order, shall be considered as read, shall be separately debatable for the time specified in the report equally divided and controlled by the proponent and an opponent, and shall not be subject to a demand for division of the question, and three, one motion to recommit with or without instructions. section 2, upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 2152, to require states and units of local government receiving funds under grant programs operate

bill h.r. 3053, to amend the nuclear waste policy act of 1982, and for other purposes. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energy and commerce. after general debate the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. in lieu of the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on energy and commerce now printed in the bill, it shall be in order to consider as an original bill for the purpose of amendment under the five-minute rule an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 115-69. that amendment in the nature of a substitute shall be considered as read. all points of order against that amendment in the nature of a substitute are waived. no amendment to that amendment in the nature of a substitute shall be in order except those printed in the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution. each such amendment may be offered onl

bill without hitting the house bill. we passed everything under the sun. we did everything. you cannot do a bill without having our bill and it. because we did all the work. we are supposed to be two coequal chambers. it is offensive when the senate says, this is what we decided to do and this is all we are going to do and you can take it or leave it. so we tried to fight back a little bit. but we are going to take it. although we don't like it. not that we don't like the bill but we don't like the process. in exchange for a vote that will come up next week on the senate package, there has been a partial commitment from mitch mcconnell that they will take up a house package of additional reform in the senate. and i would just say that this is not partisan stuff. we are trying to find the most bipartisan bill that we think can pass the senate and we can get additional reform done. if you asked me what those bills are, we don't know yet. we are still trying to figure that out. but it is a bill we want to have past. >> how have some of these things affected typical small business owners in wisconsi

bill shuette. where's bill? bill! [ cheers and applause ] where's bill? where? all right, bill. er the hell he is. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my -- >> jimmy: "bill, where -- oh, that's right. i fired him. never mind." [ laughter and applause ] "i'm sorry. it was a person the person i just fired. anyway, he's here." all right, but while the president spoke, i noticed that he always used a lot of expressions that are not actually expressions. i'll show you what i mean. watch this. >> you know the expression? there's no games being played. you know the expression? it's called stand back. but, you know the expression? you're inside, so you made it. good real estate. you know the expression? some people are injury prone. as the expression goes, trust me we'll do fine. we're gonna do fine with the internet. >> jimmy: yeah, famous expressions. [ laughter and applause ] you don't know -- you don't know that expression? >> steve: oh, yeah, i say it all the time. we're gonna do fine with the internet. >> jimmy: we will do fine -- we'll do fine -- we'll do fine with the internet. yeah, good