all this could indeed take time, bill. >> bill: we'll watch it. greg palkot leading us off in london today. >> breaking news coming out of the white house as well this hour. president trump heading to missouri for a big event honoring our veterans today. leaving behind lots of buzz this morning with a white house announcement. the president is considering revoking the security clearances of several former top obama officials. kevin corke joins us live on the north lawn with all the details on this one. >> the white house would suggest yeah, this may be unprecedented but not without cause they argue because of some of the things the former intelligence and security officials have not only said but done. the list is a fairly lengthy one. mentioned yesterday during the press briefing let me share a graphic for the folks at home that may have missed sanders' comments. john brennan, jim comey and andrew mccabe and others.

frelinghuysen: it contains two important appropriations bills, the interior environmental bill and the financial services bill. the first of threes two bills, the interior bill, funds mportant programs to promote and protect our nation's resources. it helps the threatened wildfires. the bill invests in critical infrastructure that ensures that american families have access to clean and safe drirninging water. and, yes -- drinking water. and, yes, this bill streamlines our federal government, returning the e.p.a. to the core mission in cutting back regulatory red tape. the second bill, the financial services bill, helps make our nation a safer place to live and helps our economy grow. the bill also targets resources to programs that will boost economic growth and opportunity, particularly for america's small business people as well as protect consumers and investors. in addition, the financial services bill helps enforce our laws, providing necessary funding to support the federal court system, stopping financial and cyber crime and fighting the opioid epidemic. funding these federal programs is a responsibili

bill: senator thank you for your time. jerry moran the republican from kansas with us in kansas city tonight. thank you, sir, very much. >> thank you, bill. bill: when special report returns here in helsinki, progress is reported on talks to return the remains of american soldiers missing since the korean war. and will president trump's talk with putin about religious prisoners in russia break ground? right now we are behind the scenes, though, in helsinki, finland. >>> summertime here in helsinki and the cruise ship are leaving the harbor. what a remarkable time this time of the year. it is daylight literally 20, 21 hours a day as it is right now late in the day. this is our fox news set-up. you saw chris wallace on fox news sunday. this is where we are broadcasting live today and again tomorrow, right across the street from where presidents putin and trump will meet tomorrow. and "special report" will continue right after this. managing blood sugar is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. gluce

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bill. but i want to mention a few of the bill's highlights. this bill is a product of a very member-driven process. we brought appropriators and rauth risers together. we consulted other committees. we fostered personal member to member conversations. to make sure that priorities in this bill were vetted and supported across jurisdictions. we held several public hearings and reviewed over 2,100 unique member requests as we put this bill together. as the bill passed out of this appropriations committee, it passed with bipartisan support. what more can you do? on behalf of america's kids and grandkids? as in past years, we aimed to provide the oversight and allocate taxpayer thrars with the greatest of care. but this bill includes resources to implement the tax cut and jobs act which cuts taxes for families and businesses all across our country, spurring economic growth. the funding in our blill help implement the law very quickly so american families can use the system without disruption whatsoever. in addition this bill prioritizes law enforcement, home

walker for introducing this well thought out bill, a very important bill. i support this bill, which would increase the transparency and accountability of federal agencies. the bill would require agencies to include in their budget justifications to congress, a summary of recommendations made y g.a.o. or the agency's inspector general. agencies would also be required to explain what steps they are taking to address these recommendations, or if they disagree with them, why they disagree. g.a.o. and the inspector general provide critical oversight of the executive branch. knowing what agencies are doing or not doing to address g.a.o. and i.g. recommendations will assist congress in conducting its constitutional oversight role. this is indeed a commonsense measure that i strongly support . and with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i would like to make the gentleman from maryland aware i have no further speakers and

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bill does go through the process. this bill does move us forward. this bill does help commercial fishing and recreational fishing and the communities that are involved there. it is a good step forward. it's been six years in the coming. it's been one year of heavy work right now. it needs to go forward. i appreciate the opportunity of speak -- of speaking and supporting this bill. i yield back what time that i have. the chair: the gentleman jeeleds back. the gentleman from alaska reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: mr. speaker, i certainly, while we have some differences in the two sides, don't believe that i have been injecting hyper partisan rhetoric in this debate. our differences, as i have emphasized multiple times, are about policy. this is not about which party we are on. in factering it used to be very bipartisan that this congress would defend science-based catch limits and rigorous rebuilding time frames because we all knew those were very, very important provisions for sustainable fishery, whether you were a democrat

let me also say a few words about the other bills that are part of this minibus package -- the agriculture appropriations bill, the interior appropriations bill, and the financial services, general government appropriations bill. each of these bills include important funding for key programs and each has steeredway from the kind of controversial legislation that would prevent them from moving to the floor. i'm pleased that the agricultural bill includes critical funding for nutrition, observation, and research, including additional funding to help foster the growth of shellfish aquaculture. the interior bill continues to make important investments in infrastructure in the funding for clean water and drinking water. the bill highlights the need to establish a maximum containment level for pfas, a category of chemicals. as a member of the armed services committee, i have seen this issue come to the forequickly and -- fore quickly and dramatically, because we have been told of numerous locations across the country at military facilities where this fire fighting foam has been used for 30 or 40 years and now we're beginning to recognize the potent

bills. the house announced they are going to take up another appropriations bill the week of july 16 that is a combination bill. there are supposed to be a dozen bills. they already passed one that combined three of the least controversial bills. they are going to take up another one that combines two of the lesser bills, the financial services bill. the senate promingse appropriations committee is moving ahead on all of its appropriations bills. keep that regular process going for as long as possible knowing that after labor day there will be some shutdown showdown drama almost for sure. that's one priority for mitch mcconnell. the other priority is moving along on nominations. they have a v.a. secretary nominee they want to move along. there are more judges they want to move along and then of course the big news of the summer will be president trutch's announcement of his choice to succeed anthony kennedy on the supreme court and that will become number one with a bullet on the hit parade for the remainder of the summer host: let me ask you about the process. go back to appropriations. your podcast has a hea

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there are bipartisan co-sponsors to this bill, so this is a bipartisan bill. what is this bill really about? it's about freedom. it's about the freedom of the american people to be able to use their own waters, to fish in their own waters, something the american people have done since before we were a nation. there's a really great book that just came out that won the pulitzer prize that is called "the gulf," and talks about how long we've been fishing in the gulf of mexico and what it's meant upon generations and generations among commercial and recreational fishermen. i have commercial fishermen in my family. it's important to them and it's their way of life. we need to make sure we do everything to preserve that way of life. i'm a recreational fishermen and we've been doing it in my family for generations and want to preserve that as well. my grandfather is one of the founders of the alabama deepsea fishing rodeo, one of the oldest and largest fishing tournaments in the united states of america. it's really great to see summer after summer, generations of people who've been

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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 and more it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. their debt downwards they want to. bragg's that means exit from boris johnson the u.k.'s foreign secretary quits trees amaze embattled government he's the third minister to resign in twenty four hours over the latest plans for a soft drugs that. police say they are still unable to link the nerve agent used in the amesbury incident for the one used to poison a former russian double agent back in march but that's not stop some polish and still blaming russia. plus a journalist who helped whistleblower edward snowden expose that n.s.a. secrets is branded a kremlin puppet all because he has attended a cyber security conference in russia. and as the world cup enters its last week our correspondent goes to test the quality of women's football in russia.

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bill: big day. new hour of "america's newsroom" starts nou. i'm bill hemmer in new york. a real honor to be back to shannon bream. >> shannon: great, bill. igh stakes decision coming tonight. president trump decides who he wants to replace justice anthony kennedy. some are calling it the super bowl of politics. >> bill: it might be that way once the hearing begins. shannon, let's bring in the headliner. leonard leo is our guest live to talk about where we are now, sir. thank you for your time and good morning. i'll begin the questioning, shannon will be here as well. you met with the president yesterday. tell us about that. >> spoke with him on the phone yesterday and it's a really extraordinary process. he has worked so hard. he has met with the four candidates, spoken with them. he has looked at their records. he has talked to his advisors. he has had his white house counsel reach out to members of both sides of the aisle and talk to them about this process. i've never seen a president work harder and reach out more broadly than this one to really make sure he gets it right. >> bill: what did he ask you yesterday, leonard? >> well, he t

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good morning, bill. >> bill: good morning, i'm bill hemmer in helsinki. t 5:00 in the afternoon we're across the finland's presidential palace in the yellow building behind me where presidents trump and putin have been meeting for several hours. to let our viewers know in case you're joining us today we started this day four hours ago. vladimir putin you a arrived in helsinki as you see the room where the press conference will begin. president putin arrived on his plane today 30 minutes late. president trump came in last night after stopping at his golf resort in turn bury, scotland. president putin has shown up late often for world leaders. he showed up late for the pope. that was his style again today. they got off to a later start that expected but they met for two hours one-on-one, just translators at that point and then at the conclusion of that two-hour meeting they brought in the aides that you see with john bolton and mike pompeo and general kelly in the room there and that meeting is what is happening now. that's phase two. phase three is the pres

bill. i thank the gentlelady for her work on this bill. it's a bipartisan bill because it makes common sense. so whether it's defazio or blumenauer or duffy, you go down the list of those who worked on it, they worked on something that makes common sense and i want to thank them for their efforts. the saying is, if it ain't broke don't fix it. the correlation is if it's broke, fix it. we heard a number of conversations about the agree to which the buyout program is not just a little bit broken but a whole lot broken. first off, just on an individual level, it captures people in a hamster wheel that they can never get out of. if you look at the average buyout time, it's about five years. so in that five-year time period, people are stuck, they're waiting and waiting and waiting as their house in many cases refloods. i've been to shadow moss in the west ashley section of charleston and people there -- i remember going in after a flood. those who had a second story had carried stuff up to the second story. those who didn't were just dealing with the flooding as it

tried to put a premium on passing these appropriations bills and avoiding a shutdown, or avoiding another ominous bill that all the funding bills together as they passed. the president threatened to veto before backing down. they are going to pass the second appropriations package next week. that includes funding for interior and agricultural housing, urban development, financial services. after that, they are going to try to move funding for the defense department and funding for health and human services together. they are going to marry them together. they are normally controversial bills, lightning rods for controversial amendments. they are going to hope they start to nullify the controversy on both sides. the question out there is what do they do about border wall funding? the senate appropriations committee passed a funding bill that included $1.6 billion for border barriers. the house appropriations committee would include more like $5 billion for barriers. they will have to work out the difference and hope president trump doesn't threaten to shut down the government if he doesn't get more money. he wants $25 billion in

bill. i rise today in strong support of this bill, the bill which is entitled building up independent lives and dreams act, also better known as the build act. this bill is proof that even in is chamber we can rise above politics and let common sense prevail occasionally. i'd like to first start by thanking my colleagues on both sides of the aisle who have worked with me and my staff to make this a very strong bipartisan effort. i appreciate my colleague, mr. sherman, who just spoke, for negotiating reasonable changes to the bill and for being an original co-sponsor. i also want to thank ms. tenney, ms. velazquez, mr. budd for their work and for co-sponsoring the bill as well. mr. speaker, the dodd-frank act required the bureau of consumer financial protection to combine respa disclosure form into one form which is called the trid. while the forms were well intended to make sure homebuyers receive the costs and terms of their home loan, they have unintended consequences on nonprofit organizations such as habitat for humanity. he trid rule is a whooping 1,888 pages long and complicated. the

we're bringing two more important appropriations bills as we've continued to move bills through the process to rebuild our military with the d.o.d. aprops bill we already passed. three bills that are in a conference committee. we have two more. the financial services appropriations bill and the interior appropriations bill that have real important policies. repealing waters of the u.s. another radical obama-era regulation that is killing jobs and making it harder for americans to develop their own private property. let's restore property rights. let's repeal wotus. and the fund for america's kids and grandkids. something that's important to start reducing the deficit in this country. that's in this bill, too. looking forward to a strong vote. . mr. mccarthy: good morning. every day we see new numbers of the economy being stronger. that means more people working. more opportunities for the future. if you just watched the last report where we watched 600,000 more americans enter the work force. they were outside of the work force and they came back in. it was just found two new reports where the u.s. retail sales up a half percent in june, tha

bill that was passed. i voted against the bill. but the bill passed the house of representatives. nothing would have adversely affected that bill. i appreciate what the gentleman said about last year's action, which i supported, which i thought was correct, and which i appreciated the congress taking. a vote . leader, we had on i.c.e. you can argue it one way or the other. i know you criticized us, we criticized you. but the fact of the matter, what it did not deal with, and you will instigate that there was a bill that dealt with this in a fashion, but again i would remind you that your pledge through your speaker was to take issues head-on. one at a time. discretely. not confuse them. i would urge the leader and the speaker and the majority party to bring a bill to the floor which deals simply with an issue that we believe the overwhelming majority of americans agree. do not rip children from the arms of their parents. do not estrange children from their parents for weeks and months. do not traumatize children perhaps permanently by this policy of separating children. i would hop

it's not my bill but the bill of the committee and subcommittee for economic opportunity and this is a bill that was amended as the navy seal william bill muddler improvement act of 2018. there is no greater honor to serve the men and women who served our country with honor and distinction. this will significantly improve the lives of our servicemen and women who are in transition from active duty to civilian life. when they come home, doesn't mean the conflict is over. it is a battle that continues to rage on inside of them and that is a big reason that we see unfortunately 20 veterans commit suicide every day in this country. one of those veterans was my good friend bill mulleder, after whom this bill was named. i'm proud this is named after bill and i'm glad to his family. he was a true american hero who served his country with honor and distinction and bill returned home from service with an internal struggle, with scars that you couldn't see with the naked eye and he was working through his transition from civilian or to civilian life after 20 years as a combat navy seal. that's tough

this important bill includes h.r. 1585, a bill that i worked on with my friends from arizona, and mr. schweikert and a bill helped by mrs. maloney. this bill expands the investor accreditted protection. and this should not be based solely on an asset or income test but individuals who had the sophistication should be able to participate. i spent much of my career helping small companies obtain funding helping them do private placements under regulation d. this has been a long time in coming. it's a matter of basic fairness which will provide greater investment opportunities for more americans and help americans to grow and invest faster. i urge support and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. water water i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. hensarling: i yield one minute to the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer, no t on the end, who is the lead sponsor of a very important provision in 77, the main .r. 58 street growth act. mr.

community. >> bill: president bush, president obama, they've all had one-on-one. >> men of honor. >> bill: you want a drag a translator before congress? >> this is an extraordinary circumstance. >> billet to do that job if that threat hangs over their head? >> bill: congressman schiff requested it in the house intel clearing called for a closed session not a spectacle. we need to know whether classified information was given to vladimir putin. he has done this before. i think we should know if he did it again. >> bill: i hope you come back, all right? we talked in a sane matter. i know i'm not going to change your mind. >> i'm always open. >> bill: we need to be open to these discussions and see whether or not they get traction. >> have a good morning. >> bill: talk again soon. >> sandra: house republicans gaining steam for an effort to impeach rod rosenstein. the papers drawn up by congressman mark meadows and jim jordan. coming up congressman jordan will tell us why he is moving forward with it and when he might file the paperwork. plus mark zuckerberg's attempt to clarify controversial comments he made about holocaust deniers. before you can achieve a higher standard of craftsmans

raid begins his live report you know bill bill think i'm you know i'm on my way in the city but this is my vocation and passionate about this work. it's that i would get all the. he's not afraid he's only reporting on what's happened. when a bar owner has been shot it's possible he didn't pay protection money or perhaps he was a member of a cartel himself according to ray such questions are ready on said. yes it was in the o.j. yes it is the night still young and the troubles already began my food doesn't count i want is witnessing barbarity this tide of violence is out of control the police have been overwhelmed police yep that's it. but why are these cases never solved because police public prosecutors and politicians are all in cahoots says the editor of the main local newspaper get out he's. no longer nice crime doesn't happen unless politicians are on board with it. the police are corrupt. so cartels have completely infiltrated every level of the security services. take the bribes or you doctor. he says the government is more interested in gagging him than protecting him he empl

bill clinton? it's exactly the argument bill clinton made and i made when bill clinton was being impeached. 00% correct and not only is he right about the president, he is right about the senate and the house. they can't be investigated for what they've done on the floor. it is right about judges and prosecutors. all of them are immune from investigation. they are immune from prosecution for performing their constitutionally authorized acts. i was in the air about kavanaugh. you helped to persuade me he maybe absolutely right at least on this issue. in my book i talk about the grounds for impeachment. you must commit an actual crime. kavanaugh took a different view. he said maybe you can be impeached for committing dastardly behavior. >> bill: a lawyer could argue both sides. >> who hasn't committed some -- >> we've distorted the -- the republicans stole the nomination from merrick garland and gave it to gorsuch. garland should have been -- >> bill: we can debate whether it was an appropriate action. >> i feel it was not and the democrats are trying to take revenge. i wish both sides would d

this is the final amendment to the bill which will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage as amended. now mr. speaker, my motion will make this bill much better. it's going to delay this legislation from going to effect until we clean up one of the messes caused by the republican tax scam, the big giveaway to the richest few in this country at the expense of most americans. now listen to this. the 2018 medicare trust report predicts that the medicare trust fund will be depleted in 2026, three years earlier than predicted in last year's report. now mr. speaker, why is this not $2.3 urprise, the trillion republican tax cut for the benefit of corporations and billionaires has shortchanged the longevity of the fund that pays for the health care of 58 million seniors. it's called medicare. a program that celebrates its 53rd year anniversary this month. a system that seniors have spent a lifetime paying into. just ask eve in my hometown, west palm beach who relies on skilled nursing care. like the 1.8 million eves in this country. our ir

on the bill itself, i want to say i intend to support the defense bill, i haven't always supported the defense bill. it is part of a collaborative process. we work together and tri-to generate a good piece of legislation. i think on balance, we did that this year. number one, we start with the top line number, the budget agreement we got earlier this year for f.y. 2018 and f.y. 2019 helped a great deal. it put in place clear top line numbers for defense and the rest of discretionary spending. that's been the battle. and let me just say clearly that ever since the budget control act was passed in 2011, and i know there were reasons for why that was passed, the military and the rest of our discretionary budget has had to live under, i think it's three or four government shutdowns, multiple threatened government shut downs, continuing resolutions, and in general, complete uncertainty on how much money they were going to have for one -- from one month to the next. this is a horrible way to run the government. we need to come up with a fiscal policy that says clearly what we're going to spend on discret

is it billed bill that is cross the party. and more than happy to call it cliff's law. it is not combined for that. until such time is there. can i take my right honorable friend. she has raised it in the specific case. and she said it is the case. it's not just related to someone who is well-known and in the public eye. it is something i looked at. there may will be cases where the publication enables other victims to come forward. and therefore to strengthen the case an individual. this is an issue for careful judgment but in exercising that careful judgment. they after recognize their responsibility. it's good to walk on welcome the honorable lady back to the house. thank you mister speaker. the saturday marks the international day of remembrance this friday marks the second year of the grief and murder. they are showing solidarity and in particular the leader of my own party will the prime minister once again retrace our commitment and also urge the authorities to give them that two years later. can i say to the honorable lady. the particular case. in the issue that

speaker, this is the final amendment to the bill, which will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage as amended. mr. speaker, i want to echo all the concerns that my colleagues have expressed with the underlining bill here today. this bill would add unnecessary obstacles to inhibit the ability of the federal government to protect the health, the safety and security of the american people. i understand that democrats and republicans have traditionally disagreed on the values of those protections, even though the public overwhelmingly supports them, whether it is keeping our air and our water clean, guarding workers against exploitation or so many other things. but i would hope that one area where we can agree on is that this congress, this government should do everything possible to protect the safety of our children and those most vulnerable without adding unnecessary burdens like those mandated in this bill. let me connect the dots for the public to know. as it stands, mr. speaker, this bill would just add more hoops for federal agencies to

up over let's go out of the next question and show it here about people in the tech space like a bill bill gates or steve jobs and you know they totally transform the industry they're visionaries. do you think you might be following in their footsteps or just being over there is not i suppose the influence or being able to teach of a people now i'd really like to teach more people in space maybe even younger people as well if they were interested or actually would dedicate more to it like i have but yeah i suppose i like to be quite an influence on the space so you're going to use your powers of mentalist educate yeah the salisbury novel and you know what's going on like you just have such a great president it's very impressive we've got max going going down we've got we've got conferences coming up more and more of them when you travel around the world are you do you look out for folks and say hey they're getting into crypto they're getting into because you're looking for adoption do you try to you know tell people about it on your travels because there's also like a disciple of the toshi

these -- are making on these four bills and the three previous bills i think are an indicator that we're going to have some overwhelming bipartisan support. each of these bills was written under the budget agreement that we passed and president trump signed into law. these bills address a broad range of national concerns and priorities. they highlight areas that we found bipartisan agreement and support on. i'm also happy that many of these bills not only have national priorities but a lot of the national priorities are focused towards different states, rural america, urban america, agriculture america, highly technical jobs, et cetera. since my first days in the senate, i've been committed to doing all i can to advance the issues that help the mountain state, including improving our economy and making room for growth and development. fighting burdensome and overreaching environmental regulations that have crippled -- crippled our coal industry. improving broadband access in our rural communities and across the states. and fighting the opioid epidemic that has disproportionately affected my state of west virginia and devastated so many families and communiti

bill h.r. 4100. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the bill. the clerk: a bill to amend title 36 united states code to revise the federal charter for the foundation of the federal bar association the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, and the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. . . mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 4100, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, the mission of the federal bar association is to strengthen the federal legal system and administration of justice by serving the interests and needs of the federal practitioner, both public and private. the federal judiciary and the public they serve.

the standpoint of the last congress, 31 bills got out of our community, they were all bipartisan bills. so far in the past 18 months, i don't know how many bills but every bill has gotten overwhelming bipartisan support and 18 got to a democratic president. we had a few signed by this president so on legislation, when it comes to my committee have both republican and democratic subpoenaed and sometimes we've agreed to subpoena and then didn't have to offer them and sometimes we have an agreed to subpoena, but we always exchange letters. senator feinstein and her group want certain things investigated and they sent to us and if we agree we sign on and then we do the same thing there. so we have an exchange of investigatory goals that we ha have. the process is very bipartisan. these outcome, we go our separae ways sometime but more often together. >> give time for one more? >> thank you very much. gary muller with the heritage foundation. senator, one of the areas where congress has delegated a lot of regulatory power to the ministration is the area of trade. would you support some of the measures by selling your colleagues like senator corker,