bill miller and jeff gunlock. i wanted to get their take on the shares. >> it's our largest position. we actually entered it via call options late last fall when we were down 30% last year. they became public at a $400 million market cap. today, they have a $215 billion market cap. they've never sold any shares to the public and they have billions of dollars of cash on the balance sheet. so, if they didn't make any money, where did all of that come from? >> i don't own amazon no. i don't know nearly as much about it as bill does it's clear. but i -- i'm allergic to things that don't make money, basically. >> that has been the classic debate about amazon as they celebrate their 20th anniversary today is that they've chosen not to make a profit even as they bring in the -- bill miller had a stellar year this year. >> well he has, and with amazon, that's an investment he got in. $21 average cost for this fund and now it's heading towards 500. i asked him if he does think that's the next stop for the shares. he sort o

with the act -- sit down bill miller of legg mason. here's what he had to say.ill: i think it is the panic of a broader -- symptomatic of a broader problem. from what i understand him the government is saying it is a coincidence that the united airlines and wall street journal and nyse are down within an hour of each other. olivia: but you are suspect. don't know. it is a coincidence, i guess. olivia: it is an incredible coincidence. how closely are you watching the situation in greece? does it have any impact on your strategy? bill: i'm watching it closely. he doesn't have any impact right now. i'm also watching china. there is a debate this morning at one of the sessions and ofple have all kinds different views on it. my personal take is that from germany's standpoint, greece is not really an issue. from germany's standpoint, if greece is able to extract concessions from a radical government, then that means there will be incentive for spain and italy and other a radicalto elect government. that is what germany wants to avoid. i think they will take the audit

bill miller, his co-panelist has the opposite view. has a large position in the builders, thinks they're a good blaise to be and there you have it. interesting commentary on the fed, on the economy and where to put your money now. >> we're seeing the banks talking about mortgage lending on the rise. >> comments of jeff gundlach on the broader economy, it comes as we watch testimony by janet yellen on the hill. talks about the prospects for raising rates as better the sooner you do it that means you can have a slower overall rate hike, let's get back to chair yellen on the hill. >> that african-american unemployment rates tend to be higher than those of on average among in the nation as a whole. it reflect as number of different sources of disadvantage that are operative there. in our national monetary policy. we're trying to achieve a situation where jobs are broadly available in the economy. to those who want, want to work. but we seek the maximum sustainable level of employment or we, we have to be careful not to try to push the econ

i spoke with bill miller of legg mason who was very impressed with the speed.n musk set down with reid hoffman and talked about the future as he sees it with driverless cars. that is what the moguls and sun valley are thinking about. there's also plenty of deal talk beyond media and tech. a lot of people buzzing about the potential gm-fiat chrysler merger. i spoke to bill miller about the potential for a tie up. here is what he had to say. bill: i think the changes coming in the auto industry. she recognizes the disruptive influences that are happening, and i think they have certainly a strategy to try and deal with that. not get into whether she recognizes or believes there should be consolidation. like to see would those two companies tie up. he is a shareholder in both of them. a sense there going to be a lot of consolidation. scarlet: olivia sterns, will check in a little later. pimm: coming up, he is no michael jordan but the fight over clipper's center deandre jordan has become the soap opera of the off-season. this is painting two very colorful billionai

i was talking to bill miller who before -- >> he's long. >> he's long and he's long because free cashw yield, next year is 15-18%. i'm surprised a bond guy would be short a stock. falling off that kind of cash, i think the future is very bright. think it was a big misstep for people to say capacity is growing, it's not. right now you've got a very controlled environment in the u.s. i met with the european fund manager an hour ago who was looking at european airplanes and said the only airlines to own are u.s. airlines, the only one constraining capacity. like them all. >> josh, a long history of the names chipotle and gundlach. we find out he is currently short, thinking about covering that one. i think the thing with chipotle. i never want to be on the other side of the trade as jeff. i think the thing with chipotle that's interesting, you know you have a losing short when the thesis changes every six months. originally the problem was with chipotle, it was too expensive, then the competition. now it's they can't raise prices, well they did and revenue didn't miss a beat. earnings di

and as staff, bill miller, fritz schwartz, kurt smothers -- who i don't think is here. how did you get a committee like that? and my answer is, mike mansfield. he wanted this to succeed. and he wanted to set up a committee that he thought could go through this huge, explosive hearing, this process, and do what he knew would have to be done to work together and sustain bipartisanship. and that worked. this committee was working together. there was a single staff. we didn't have a republican staff and a democratic staff. bill miller came off the staff of -- >> senator cooper. >> john sherman cooper, one of the saints of the senate and also a republican. and he had enormous prestige in that senate as a gifted staff member. and he was able, he knew exactly what had to be done. he was an old hand. and then i think you'd have to say that the executive branch -- maybe with a little time -- but they ended up, in effect supporting what we were all doing. you have to give some credit to president ford who was not an idealogue, probably a little afraid of the process but wanted, i

the thing with bill miller was very interesting. he pointed out among other things his purchase price of amazon was something like at $10 originally nen atthen at $20, now it's at what? $400? >> just to look at a straight-up stock pick that's doing incredibly well in the aftermath of its mention for the very first time here at delivering alpha. jeff smith of starboard value. you know him from what he's done with darden restaurants. huge turnaround situation there where he won a proxy fight, or came close to. and also he's been rattling cages at yahoo! among other places, his pick today -- macy's. he sees a split-off story. but here's the crux in his own words. >> we believe there is an opportunity to create two leading companies, the macy's operating business as well as the real estate company. we believe you can accomplish this goal while maintaining the dividend and actually making it safer. and by maintaining the credit rating. >> okay. so then interesting thoughts there. that stock was up over 6%. obviously a huge move based on

and i want to thank fritz and bill miller. he and i have not always had a harmonious relationship when i was on the committee. >> pat, you haven't had a harmonious relationship with your friends and people that work for you. he's irish, you know. >> he helped me on the campaign my opening line for governor as an issue catholic democratic governor from utah, i'm from the government and i'm here to help you. in 1992, that got the same response as it would today, unfortunately. i think what happened to me the other day, yesterday when i arrived, in 1969 it was the first year i was here in washington working as an intern for senator moss from utah. i landed at dulles, the new airport at the time and i kept thinking of john kept's ask not what your country can do for you but for what you can do for your country and martin luther king's i have a dream speech. there was such an aspirational dream to the government and people thought they could make a difference. and the other day when i got into reagan airport all i could hear is the

barbara: i neglected when we began to tell you a little bit more about bill miller. he told you he was in iran before the revolution as a foreign service officer. he was also u.s. ambassador to ukraine. he also served for 14 years on capitol hill. he was a staff director for three senate committees. tom shea search for 24 years -- served for 24 years in the iaea safeguard. develop systems for reactor fuel manufacturing plants green -- reprocessing plants. he supervised inspections of facilities in japan, china india, and other countries. after he retired from the iaea, he served at the pacific northwest national laboratory. he received his phd and was awarded the distinguished service award. i'm going to have tom shea, and talk a little bit about the paper and then i will introduce or other speakers. dr. shea: is there anyone here the new agreement? i will start off with shame on you, and get to it. having just produce the document, was only yesterday? the article i have been working on is in a state of now trying to cope with the reality of the specifics of the fina

a couple of the interviews today, including the exclusive interview with bill miller.ps the most controversial in america. back to you. matt: olivia sterns in sun valley, idaho. still ahead, canada's mega-drought trickles down to the american supermarket. why you will not find a cheap steak anywhere for a long time. ♪ matt: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am matt miller. be here thinks may tuesday. the omega dropped across canada shows no signs of easing. dry season is crippling ranches. it cannot grow enough grass to see the hurts. is here. in washington, our reporter alan bjerga. i know from eating dinners with you that you are a big fan of state prices. the issue has to do with the cattle herds. how many cattle are out there and the price. i know alan follows this because there is a correlation to what they eat and a drought going on in canada. give us the details about what exactly is happening with the cattle herds in canada and how that affects prices. you are exactly right. if you look at the prices, a lot of it is connected with canada of the drough

barbara: i neglected when we began to tell you a little bit more about bill miller. he told you he was in iran before the revolution as a foreign service officer. he was also u.s. ambassador to ukraine. he also served for 14 years on capitol hill. he was a staff director for three senate committees. tom shea search for 24 years -- served for 24 years in the iaea safeguard. develop systems for reactor fuel manufacturing plants green -- reprocessing plants. he supervised inspections of facilities in japan, china india, and other countries. after he retired from the iaea, he served at the pacific northwest national laboratory. he received his phd and was awarded the distinguished service award. i'm going to have tom shea, and talk a little bit about the paper and then i will introduce or other speakers. dr. shea: is there anyone here the new agreement? i will start off with shame on you, and get to it. having just produce the document, was only yesterday? the article i have been working on is in a state of now trying to cope with the reality of the specifics of the fina

before i introduce our other speakers, i will ask ambassador bill miller to say a few words. i have known bill for about as long as i have been focusing on iran, about 20 years. at times, i have questioned his perennial optimism about u.s.-iran relations, but once again, he has proven that he is more farsighted than the rest of us. so ambassador miller, if you would say a few you words? then we will get to the rest of our program. investor miller: thank you barbara. you are a stalwart friend and a source of optimism. i want to thank the counsel for having this event today and being our gracious host. when we scheduled this event, we did not know the joint comprehensive plan of action would be issued just yesterday. this is an historic agreement by any standard. even by standards of decades. we are pleased that this is so well-timed, and the atlantic council has been able to mobilize the talent that is going to speak today. my interest in iran began as a foreign service officer well before the revolution. this was in 1959. in 1959. as it happened, this was the beginning of the

in a state, bill miller with the u.s. attorney's office says the u.s. attorney's office determined that the facts were legally insufficient to sustain the charge of robbery by the police. the offense of robbery requires something of value to be taken from the victim. here according to the police, nothing was taken. one day after he was released spires allegedly stabbed sutherland to death. sutherland from connecticut graduated from american university in 2013 and was now said to work another new blue interactive. the ceo of the company issuing a statement saying in part his murder was a tragedy and senseless and it robbed us all of his amazing talent and future. now abc7 news now learned according to the sources police may look at spires in connection with another incident. that is a robbery involving a father and his daughter. now i reached out to that man today. he said he and his daughter are doing okay. still in shock from the incident. we do understand according to the authorities spires expected to make a court appearance tomorrow. reporting live

and i'm going to, before i introduce our other speakers, i'm going to ask ambassador bill miller to say a few words. i have known bill for about as long as i have been focusing on iran, which is about 20 years. at times, i have questioned his optimism, his perennial optimism about u.s./iran relations, but once again, he has proven that he is more far-sighted than the rest of us. ambassador miller, if you would come up and say a few words and we'll get to the rest of our program. >> thank you, barbara. you're a stalwart friend, and a sour source. i want to thank the atlantic council for having this event today. and being our gracious host. when we scheduled this event, we did not know the joint comprehensive plan of action would be issued just yesterday. this is an historic agreement by any standard, even by the standards of decades. we are pleased that this is so well timed. and the atlantic council has been able to mobilize the talent that's going to speak today. my interest in iran began as a foreign service officer well before the revolution. this was in 1959. as it happened, this wa

bill miller is here from legg mason.eping one eye on what's happening in greece. >> from the german standpoint greece is not an issue. from germany plus standpoint, if greece is able to extract concessions from a radical government, that means they will be an incentive in spain and italy to elect a radical government and that's what germany wants to avoid. the odds would be tilted in favor of a managed greek exit with humanitarian aid. olivia: the fed minutes cannot yesterday and shows the fed is keeping and i and everything happening abroad. i asked him if the thought if greece leaves the eurozone, will that delay a september rate hike and he said no. tom: greatly appreciate it. she will also speak with sir martin sorrell and tim armstrong. look for that later this morning. let me get your attention -- disney is up over 30% the past year and then there is net. lex there are winners and losers in sun valley. paul sweeney was not invited, the director of north american research with bloomberg intelligence. if you are on t

bill miller said he is personally short on oil and thinks the recent rally we have seen is a head fakeople get panicked about the addition of new supply from iran and continue robust rates in the u.s. and elsewhere, the commodity could hit $20 to $30 in the short fund. bo taylor echoed this and said oil could hit $30 in the coming months. to greg beard, who runs natural resources at the private equity firm apollo, the real struggle for u.s. drillers probably 6 to 9d months 9 months away. >> we are still adding. it was probably unanticipated to take cost out. i think letting oil go back to 100 probably was the purpose for taking this down to keep the oil from being 100. they probably can't let it get back to 80. we will show up and add another 1 million barrels a year. i think it is still early days. we have more pain to come. >> come spring beard argued companies may be in real distress and looking to consolidate or offload assets quickly. the next fall, spring season could be really significant periods to watch for oil bearers. >> it was a great event, kate. i much enjoyed it. >> than

chairman, i want to once again thank chairman miller for his work on this bill and i look forward to seeing it signed into law. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's -- gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: before i reserve i'd like to ask how much time is remaining. the chair: the gentleman from florida has 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from california has two minutes. the gentleman from florida reserves, the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i want to remind my colleagues that the front end provisions that were accorded to the employee well, stripped them completely of the front end due process. only with the regulatory move by the v.a. itself instituted a five-day procedure of due process because they didn't -- they too believed that case law required at least some front end. and that was over the objections of many of my colleagues. over the -- that rile was over the objections of many of my colleagues. this bill strips away, 1994, strips away front end due process for all 348, 28 employees of whom 114,740 are veterans. before w

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and whether it will in the future, i'm as hopeful as bill miller that at some point this will produce a circumstance in which iran may change its attitude in that regard and that would be a helpful thing. i do think there is a need for more americans on the staff. at present time, the iaea budget, one quarter is paid by the united states. that is the u.n. formula. and almost every other agency of the u.n. the budgetary contribution was reduced to 22%. but in the iaea, it has kept with the full support of the u.s. government at 25%. not only that, the u.s. government donates about $50 million a year in extra budgetary volunteer contributions that allow the agency to do things it couldn't otherwise do. but with this quarter, in effect, it entitles the united states one out of every four staff being an american. some years back the u.s. gave up 5% for developing countries because otherwise they would be dramatically underrepresented so that means 20%. and the last time i checked and it may not be the most current data, the numbers were running about 12% were americans. so part of the pro

miller: mr. chairman, my bill would provide the secretary of the department of veterans affairs with yet another tool to instill accountability, much needed accountability at the department of veterans affairs by allowing him or her to remove or demote any employee for poor performance or misconduct. the bill also contains language to protect, let me say that again to the members here on the floor, to protect whistle blowers by stipulating that an employee may not be removed under this new authority if they have an open claim at the office of special council until that claim is closed. to add even more protections for those who blow the whistle at v.a., my bill would also set up a new process to be used in addition to any other process that is currently allowed by law. which would protect whistle blowers from retaliation by removal while they bring issues to light up through their chain of command. my bill also makes changes to the senior executive service performance evaluation system. it also allows the secretary to recoup a portion of an s.e.s. employee's retirement benefits if they are convi

don't forget to check out bill and dennis miller "don't be a pinhead" show this fall. in st. louis october 23, phoenix december 4th. cesars palace in las vegas saturday december 5th. tickets are going fast. details on bill o'reilly.com. >>> straight ahead here, does america have a growing extremism problem? two muslim americans will be here with upcoming answers. h >>> in the second unresolved problems segment tonight, growing concern in the united states over islamic terror. a new poll suggests that 53% of americans have a deep concern when it comes to islamic extremism. that's up from 32% in 2011. the poll also reveals 70% of americans are worried about isis. joining us now from california, author of the book "american muslims" and from cleveland, author of the book "a battle for the soul of islam." americans are concerned about isis. should they be? >> absolutely. what is pit going to take for us to identify a strategy to see a islam is a problem? as long as we identify violent extremism as a symptom, we're never going to reform. our commander in chief doesn't ident

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. >>> bill you and miller should go to denver for the don't be a hot pot head tour.city. in the fall don't be a pin head tour stops in st. louis, charlotte, south florida, hard rock. details on billo'reilly.com. all of the shows are going to sell out. if you want to see us go and get them. matthew connor summer is here and that means only one thing, there are bikini-clad ladies just waiting to be interviewed by watters. as the cliche goes somebody has to do it. watters is in san francisco. we will have a special report from him tomorrow a serious report on the chaos with the sanctuary cities there. watters will be reporting from san francisco live tomorrow. >>> the factor tip of the day on the brutal murder of kate steinle. anyone defending the situation in a very bad spot. the three networks did cover the story last night. cbs news was the toughest. soon you are going to see the left wing counter attack showing suffering migrants abused by the system of enforcement such as it is. there is a deep division in this country over what is right and what is wrong. we all k

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they have already tanked patty miller's bill to give wounded women veterans fertility treatment, adoptionould have kids after they were wounded while serving their country. that is a bill that republican voters are going to be for and republican politicians are willing to kill it over planned parenthood which by the way a lot of republican women also go to. >> the goal is to shift the debate away from quote, the war on women paradigm. do you think that is practically happening? >> one is the actual act of donating fetal tissue. and the other one is paying for that fetal tissue. what i noticed a big story from my colleague on friday i think got lost in here is that in 1993 they legalized the act of donating fetal tissue. and a number of republican lawmakers including mitch mcconnell and fred upton who's committee now investigating these videos voted for that. so republicans have been on record supporting it. and now come back and say we don't think it should be done for profit. but you can see there are a lot of questions and dubiousness about whether or not these people were doing it for

bill. mr. miller: in looking to fix the broken immigration system, we would favor the opportunity to balance the age of the conviction versus the statutory requirement we have today regardless of the age of the conviction. many times our officers are compelled to take action and as a result frequently we exercise a great deal of resources on the initial encounter with the individual. only for that to be mitigated thereafter. if we look for the temporal element and how individuals are charged under immigration act that would allow us to even better and more efficiently deploy our resources. >> give us a simple example. mr. miller: a very simple example would be a prior conviction from the 1980's. at times frequently when the person is seeking to have their green card renewed, it will be a referral to ice for enforcement action because the person has a narcotics conviction from the 1980's. as the statutory framework is today, we are asked to take the appropriate enforcement action to arrest and charge t

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. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight.ge of southern california for two weeks as he was on a journey to iceland and scanned knave i can't. he scandinavia he returned to the u.s. just in time to hear. this one of the things that preceded the nature of the nation state of syria, the rise of isis, was the effect of climate change and the mega drought that affected that range wiped out farmers, drove people to cities created a humanitarian crisis that created the symptoms or rather the conditions of extreme poverty that has led now to the rise of isil and extreme violence. >> always been extreme poverty in the middle east. always even when the dinosaurs were around. joining us now from santa barbara, dennis miller. you and o'malley are buddies. >> you can o'malley didn't believe that crap when he talked about it what a waste of an an apostrophe martin o'malley is. after he gets womped in this presidential race he can start a cable show. on the way i read this guy had to apologize for instead of saying, what is it black lives m

bill cosby of sexual abuse are feeling vindication. in sworn testimony released yesterday, cosby admitted he obtained quaaludes with the intention of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with. here's michelle miller the women and myself were very brave to come out and tell our story. >> reporter: '08s supermodel beverly johnson is among dozens of women who stepped forward over the last year, accusing bill cosby of sexual misconduct. she claims she escaped an assault in the mid-1980s after being drugged in the comedian's apartment. >> i think for the women it validates what they have been saying for a long time, for years. >> reporter: johnson says she spent the night reading through 66 pages of newly released court documents in which cosby admits he purchased drugs to give to women he wanted to have sex with. that testimony came out of a sexual abbas lawsuit brought by temple university employee andrea constand. cosby eventually settled with her, but as more women stepped forward, his lawyers hope to keep his testimony secret, arguing his right to privacy. but judge eduardo robreno disagreed, saying cosby was a public figure who often lectured the black community on morality, specifically citing

details on bill o'reilly.com. we'll see miller on wednesday. he's back from vacation.sharknado" will be on wednesday. i have to admit i turned down a role but i can see these movies can be fun. however a serious shark situation happened yesterday off the coast of south africa when a surfer was attacked by a giant shark. >> i see a little splash. oh! [ bleep ] with the thumb up. he is okay. >> apparently australian mick fanning kicked the shark and it was a big one. when he was assaulted by it the beast went away. he did the right thing. he's spent a lot of time in the waters around the world. if a shark approaches you, you kick and hit it as hard as you can on the first pass. the shark is usually checking things out. here some stats. there have been 49 unprovoked shark attacks this year. 72 last year worldwide. nine fatality in addition year 1/2. you have more of a chance dying from lightning than from sharks. if you were one of the few confronted by a shark, give him a shot he'll never forget. that is it for us tonight. please check out a fox news website. also plenty

bill cosby. court documents show he admitted giving drugs to one woman for sex. correspondent michelle miller reports, the damaging testimony was unsealed yesterday. >> after a decade of denial, here are bill cosby's own words. from a deposition, he gave, and sexual assault suit filed in 2005. in it, a lawyer asked cosby about a 19 year old unnamed accuser. cosby says, she meets me back stage. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex. if anything, i think she may very well have been very happy to be around the show business surroundings. the lawyer asked: star struck? cosby replies: you'll have to ask her. the case was brought by andrea, then employee at temple university, cosby's alma matter. her lawyer asked cosby about prescriptions he obtained for the quaaludes. the lawyer asked: when you got the quaaludes was it in your minds that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? yes, cosby replies, she asked: did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge? cosby's lawyer objected, repeatedly, throughout the deposition

miller, cbs news, new york. >> more than 25 women claim bill cosby sexually soughted them. >>> -- assaulted them. >>> a worker suffered burns to his face and arms this morning at a house fire in bethesda. the home in the 8500 block was under construction. a spokesperson for montgomery county fire says the victim's injuries are not life threatening. about 75 firefighters responded to the scene. we're told the home was about 85% complete before the fire broke out in the basement. >>> at his sentencing, he apologized for the lives he took, for the suffering he caused. now the boston marathon bomber wants a new trial. lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev have filed a motion saying a new trial is, quote, required in the interest of justice. a jury sentenced tsarnaev to death last month. he was convicted in the april 2013 bombings that killed three people and injured hundreds more. >>> florida state university football has shown the door to freshman quarterback deandre johnson. he was indefinitely suspended from the team after a disturbing video surfaced showing him punching a woman in a tallahassee bar. the woman, a fell

bill o'reilly. let's get right to southern california miller is joining us from santa barbara.fan of hillary clinton. i know that. how do you see -- there's 20 people -- 19 guys one lady running for the republican nomination. any of them impress you, any of them broken out yet, in your mind? >> well when you say 20 are you counting chris christie as seven people? >> no. we're not going to do any chubby jokes for the governor. >> i didn't do a chubby joke. you're the one who said he spoke in the round. he speaks in the round. we have 14 people. it's gop circle referred to as a howard baker dozen. it's a moot point which one they pick because i think hillary clinton will be the next president of the united states. >> i don't think so. >> that's fine. i think she's a perfect representative of america as it is currently constituted. >> here's how i see that. if hillary clinton comes on "the factor," knocks it out of the park and answers questions and is very articulate and reasonable then i'll lose my bet. but i think that american people are going to take a deep breath here and ta

miller: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, ordered. mrs. miller: i yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. miller: i rise in strong support of h.r. 998. fewer things have kept us as busy as preclearance. failure to have preclearance at abu dhabi caused consternation on capitol hill and in the appropriations committee last congress this lack of appropriate congressional notification trouble maryland members as well as the specific stake holders, specifically the airline industry. we hope the department will keep congress fully abreast of future plans especially in light of the recent announcement to expand preclearance to 10 additional locations. we believe this sets the groundwork for future preclearance operations. i want to thank mr. meehan of pennsylvania who is actually a former committee member on the homeland who raised concerns with the department of homeland security's preclearance operations

please go to bill o'reilly.com and check it out. linda reynolds miller came here during the summer of love 48 years ago. i'm sick over what happened to kate steinle but can tell you the terrible killing will not change the hearts and minds of our so-called leaders. so riley when did the factor turn into the ill liam immigrant show. keep placing immigrants in a negative light and you will give votes to hillary clinton. i report the truth, chris. i don't calculate politics when i do so. most persons will see what we're doing here is right and just. here's wishing jesse waters a happy birthday. he and i share july 9th. happy birthday to you both bob. waters does turn 17 years old today. just seems that way at times. denise hardy, stafford virginia i learned a great deal about world war ii by recalling killing patkill killingkill killing patent. but an investigation into his death should be reopened perhaps the next president will order that. love to get to the bottom of that. christine amsterdam, new york my liberal sister gave me ticket to see you and mill

at that point, brad miller and mel watt tried to draft a bill. we began to work on the legislation. tom delay tells mike oxley we're not in the is this of regulating like that and he ordered oxley to tell bacchus to collapse the effort. things die until 2007 when we take over. in november of 2007, you get the bill through under democratic control to regulate subprime mortgages. the wall street journal has an editorial, november 6, 2007, you can look it up like casey stengel used to say, keeping low income people, especially minorities from getting homes and says why this concern about this up prime move? 80% are paying on time. like it was a good to testing. we did get the bill through the house. chris runs into opposition from the conservatives in the senate. what -- we finally took that legislation we had worked on and it is art of the financial reform bill. that is the history. i did see that. what i did not see was how badly it would affect the rest of the system. i did hear from paulson and bernanke. they did, to their credit, it seems to me, come to us and say this is the prob

miller center at the university of virginia. and the lbj presidential library at lbjlibrary.org. >> we conclude our look back at the 1965 medicare bill with footage from the july 30, 1965 bill signing ceremony at the harry s. truman presidential library in independence, missouri. in his opening remarks president johnson praised his predecessor, harry truman, for inspiring the legislation designed to protect americans as lbj put it from the "economic effects of sickness." this is about half an hour. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. i'm glad you like the president. i like him too. [laughter] >> mr. president, mrs. johnson distinguished guests, you have done me a great honor in coming here today and made me a very happy man. this is an important hour for the nation. for those of our citizens who have completed their tour of duty and moved to the sidelines, these people are our responsibility and are entitled among other benefits to the best medical protections available. not one of our citizens should be abandoned -- we don't want these people to have anything to do with charity or have them have an idea of hopeless despair

miller: thank you, mr. speaker, and i would urge all members to support h.r. 675 as amended. the bill includes several important provisions that would help our nation's veterans including the annual cola increase, changes to the court of appeals for veterans' claims requirements for v.a. to pay benefits improvements to claims processing and would encourage americans to observe two minutes of silence to honor our nation's heroes on veterans' days. many disaked veterans depend on benefits to pay for housing food and other necessities. it is essential that it keep pace with the rate of inflation so our nation's heroes are able to make ends meet. the original text dr. abraham, would authorize the annual cola increase to veterans' rates. it will be determined by the consumer price index which establishes the cola for social security beneficiaries. h.r. 675 as amended would incorporate legislation that was originally introduced by representative costello that would modernize our court of appeals for veterans' claims. to ensure that it is able to meet the anticipated increase in the number o

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miller on brady right back. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm bill the impact segment tonight controversy surrounding the iran nuke deal as you know. a new video featuring celebrities supports it. >> the agreement currently on the table is the best way to ensure iran doesn't build a [ mute ] bomb. >> and it gives the international community unprecedented access to verify that iran is keeping up its end of the bargain. >> and the alternative to that is war. >> look, we all love our children. and the iranians love their children. and [ mute ] -- >> we've got a deal on the table that keeps us all safe. >> now, i wonder what those celebrities would think about secretary of state john kerry's testimony yesterday on a side deal with the u.n. concerning high tech weapons that now will be delivered to iran. >> secretary rice said that she has seen this deal with the iaea, and that it will be shared with congress. so if she's seen it, have you seen it? >> i don't believe that susan rice, national security adviser, has seen it. i think that she's -- >> she say

miller: last year almost this very same time in a bill signing ceremony, the president of the united states said this. i quote. if you engage in an unethical practice, if you cover up a serious problem, you should be fired, period. it should not be that difficult, unquote. this is a bad motion to recommit. i urge my members to vote it down and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. without objection, the previous question is ordered. the question is on the motion to recommit. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr. speaker i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 8 and clause 9 of rule 20, this five-minute vote on the motion to recommit will be followed by five-minute votes on passage of the bill, if ordered, and agreeing to the s