bill russell. mohammed ali, joe frazier in the 70s . take your pick in the 80s. magic and bird. who could forget agesey and harding and nancy carrigan. roger feddere re, rafael nadal. and now, manning, brady. the greatest rivalry of the 2010s . >> chestnut kobiyashi is real. >>> nuggets game tonight was real silly. charlie blackmon there. charlie is shooting backyards. nikola passing backwards. they had just enough left in the can to squirt three dudes in tom brady jerseys. nuggets lose 102-101. air academy katie rainsburger found more than just her running shoes in the school locker room today. here we go. >> katie? congratulations. you are the gatorade cross country runner of the year. >> this year state and national champ beat out 225,000 other female cross country runners nationwide to receive the award. katie, you are on 9news! >> having my name on this award with people like peyton manning, it is amazing. and you know, it is something that i don't feel i deserve. i don't deserve to be recognized with that kind of talent. >> nick the sea lion is only four years old so he is

bill russell. mohammed ali, joe frazier in the 70s . take your pick in the 80s. magic and bird. who could forget agesey and sampres in the 90s or tanya harding and nancy carrigan. roger feddere re, rafael nadal. the greatest rivalry of the 2010s . >> chestnut kobiyashi is real. >>> nuggets game tonight was real silly. charlie blackmon there. charlie is shooting backyards. nikola passing backwards. they had just enough left in the can to squirt three dudes in tom brady jerseys. nuggets lose 102-101. air academy katie rainsburger found more than just her running shoes in the school locker room today. >> here we go. here we go. >> katie? congratulations. you are the gatorade cross country runner of the year. >> this year state and national female cross country runners nationwide to receive the award. katie, you are on 9news! >> having my name on this award with people like peyton manning, it is amazing. and you know, it is something that i don't feel i deserve. i don't deserve to be recognized with that kind of talent. >> nick the sea lion is only four years old so he is qualified

host: you wrote about the iran terror financing bill, steve russell's bill, he's from

. >> no, it's robert -- >> you're lucky this isn't the >> bill russell. >>> all right. welcome back to "gma." happening right now, the gop birther battle heating up this morning. trump tweeting about a lawsuit filed by a lawyer down in texas taking aim at ted cruz's eligibility to become president. trump says cruz was a canadian ends his tweet in trumpian style, i told you so. >> how many times have we heard that this campaign. >>> also right now a bank robber on the fbi's ten most wanted list is now in custody. 25-year-old myloh jaqory mason allegedly wore the infamous mask from the movie "scream." those movies earning him the name the scream robber. >>> also right now, the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch who was captured in mexico is gearing up for his return to the united states. his lawyer now no longer fighting extradition. couch, you'll remember, took off to mexico with his mom violating parole after a drunk driving wreck that killed four people. >>> anything you do in a "scream" mask, i don't care if it's buying popsicles or yarn bombing somebody. >> this is

host: you wrote about the iran terror financing bill, steve russell's bill, he's from oklahoma. you pointed out there are no amendments in the debate. does that mean all republicans are on board? guest: yes, we're expecting a pretty party line vote. what struck me is then the iran deal was up for a vote this past fall, you saw a number of democrats side with the republicans against the bill. now those democrats are spoking against this bill. they're saying congress should let the deal movforward and they don't want to see what has happened with the affordable care act where you've seen a series of unsuccessful votes to kill the affordable care act. host: the democratic whip, steny hoyer, telling the press, i will oppose a partisan iran bill on the floor this week, we must hold iran accountable in an effective way and the bill doesn't to that you said there's stale chance the house will take up other iran measures later in the year if this doesn't pass. guest: yes. there's an appetite for punitive legislation to punish iran for recent ballistic missile tests which were in violati

there's a bill making its way p>>russell: welcome. pthere's a bill making its way to pthe florida legislature this pweek that bans nearly all pbotherings. p-- abortions. p>>laura: there is a chance. pthat is making it all the more pcontroversial. panjuli davis is telling us more pabout the bill. pgood morning. p>>reporter: good morning to you pguys. pobviously the abortion debate phas always been a polarizing pissue, but a monday vote in the prenewed buzz all across the pstate. pthe house bill 865 would make erforming an abortion or poperating an abortion clinic a pfirst degree felony in the state pof florida. pthe bill was introduced to the phouse by representative charles pvan zandt of keystone heights in pthe north florida area. phe has backed similar plegislation the past seven years pbut it's never been introduced pto a committee before. ptallahassee insiders suggest pthis was considered this year pout of courtesy to van zandt pwithin his final session. pthe bill defines human life as pbeginning at conception. pit would make it a

pjeff brandon has filed a bill to p>>russell: for years it's been pthe half million dollar elephant pin the room. p2013, city of tampa bought an pasphalt paving machine that was ptoo big to fit down most pstreets. pit's barely seen any use. pnoi city leaders are finally phoping to get some answers here. pthe city's transportation pmanager was asked to look into pthe purchase and she's going to resent her findings this pmorning. pshe's proposed selling the p$540,000 machine for $126,000 to pbuy a smaller version. p>>laura: sound of gold coins can ponly mean one thing. pgasparilla is here. olice are preparing for the pinvasion of thousands of pspectators. pmore than it 200,000 people are pexpected at the parade. pfollowing terrorist attacks in pcalifornia, chief ward said pthey're doubling down on psecurity. pchief ward will not discuss all pthe measures in place for pobvious reasons. phe said they shouldn't povershadow the fun, either. pchildren's parade is this psaturday. pfox 13 is a proud sponsor. pwe've been for years. pwe want to see your pictures. pwhen you're out there, use the ph

p>>russell: the house has already assed two florida house pcommittees. pthe bill is expected to pass in pthe house. plast year the chairman suggested pan open carry bill will get the psame treatment. p6:10 right now. pwith less than a week before the pfebruary 1 deadline, attorney pjohn morgan says he has enough psignatures to get a medical pmarijuana amendment on the pnovember ballot. p>> i think my chances are better pthan last time and last time i plost by less than 2%. p>>russell: takes more than p683,000 signatures to make it to pthe ballot. pthey're due monday and morgan psays it's not a problem. pthe real struggle will take lace the next 10 months. phe focused on the wrong paudience, college crowd. pthis time he plans to focus on p>>laura: the iowa caucuses are pless than a week away. p>>russell: coming up, residential hopefuls make a plast pitch before the first big ptest of 2016. pfewer cancelled flights don't pmean fewer problems after the pblizzard. pthe gridlock as thousands try to pflee the frozen north. p>>dave: meanwhile, we're almost p15, 20 degree

he looked at 2015 and at the index year, this black line, an versusf treasury bills the russell 3000.u only a 0.2% for cash, but the returns on stocks and bonds were only slightly better. darby's argument was that you are not paying for it, you are may be getting paid a little bit. in othere pullbacks assets, you can go into those assets. we have been hearing from a lot of strategist this year. scarlet: absolutely, keep it simple, you could have entered .r exited whereas if you were just in cash? slow and steady for the whole year. i like what he said about being steady and valuations. the median valuation on mainland chinese exchanges was sick the five times reported earnings. contrast that with 18 times for ones listed on the index. >> definitely a big gap. and still you get the volatility. thank you so much for the latest on the markets in that idea that you should just be holding cash. speaking of, traders see an increasing possibility that the bank of canada will drop interest rates back to record lows this year. the canadian dollar falling to a 12 year low. this is the dollar ve

p>>russell: a judge threw out a pdefamation lawsuit for bill pcosby. prita hill want -- rita hill's plawsuit was thrown out. p>>dave: a lot of rain on the pradar this morning. pmostly citrus county, hernando pcounty now and i want to zoom in pto that particular spot. pwe've had rain and it's been pmoderate to actually heavy looks plike even in citrus county where pwe're dealing with a little plightning approaching the pcoastline as well. pheads up along highway 19 and 41 pas you're going to crystal priver, along 19 now, homosassa pand inverness, we have higher prain shower activity. pback out, you can see another pline working toward hernando, asco and pinellas county and pthe main line, the main line now pof thunderstorm activity is now phours away and that will be with pus and bring gusty winds and otential for a few strong pthunderstorms as well. pone, two punch. pwe'll follow that with wind and pcolder air so 69 degrees today pand then temperatures for the pweekend, 55 for a high tomorrow pwith gale warnings beginning ptonight through tomorrow paft

russell: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman, for your leadership on this bill. there's been a lot of accusations about what is in this bill and the content. but the fact of the matter is what is being quoted is simply not in the bill. . it said it would deprive the authority of the president to make decisions. that's not the case. the president may lift, spelled out, if he meets the certain certification criteria. what's that criteria? that they are no longer conducting activity and they have justification for that relief. where this language never at any time is being quoted, mr. speaker, by my esteemed and caring colleagues on this issue, i know how they feel about this issue personally, and i commend them for it, because we're on common ground here, but they are quoting something that is simply not in the bill, when they say never at any time, that's not there. the president may lift the sanctions. what we're calling for is a vertfication as to why. if he comes in and makes the case, look, this bank has corrected its behavior, the general had some epiphany an

russell: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman, for your leadership on this bill. there's been a lot of accusations about what is in this bill and the content. but the fact of the matter is what is being quoted is simply not in the bill. . it said it would deprive the authority of the president to make decisions. that's not the case. the president may lift, spelled out, if he meets the certain certification criteria. what's that criteria? that they are no longer conducting activity and they have justification for that relief. where this language never at any time is being quoted, mr. speaker, by my esteemed and caring colleagues on this issue, i know how they feel about this issue personally, and i commend them for it, because we're on common ground here, but they are quoting something that is simply not in the bill, when they say never at any time, that's not there. the president may lift the sanctions. what we're calling for is a vertfication as to why. if he comes in and makes the case, look, this bank has corrected its behavior, the general had some epiphany an

on the house side prefiled bills were sent to various committees for review. also representative russell fry and a lot to look forward to this session. to see if anything gets done this year. >>> thanks so much. several jobs are coming. cypress creek renewables is establishing solar power operations into saluda county facilities. the county has $12 million and solar projects they by the end of the year. 40 to 60 jobs will be created during construction. >>> big changes could be coming through the charlotte city council has supported toll lanes on interstate 77 n. of the city. the project will likely move forward. the council voted to 17 for. the charlotte regional transportation organization is expected to vote on toll lanes and january 20 construction has started on alliance a state officials have said canceling the e oject will cost millions of dollars. >>> today. it has been sunny. we have seen windy conditions at times. right now. skies are clear and air masses dry and windsor from the lasted 15 miles an hour. those were sustained winds and we're getting gusts up to 25 winds will dim

bill for the congress. it has been described in certain quarters as far-reaching. other peoplehand, choose to describe it as very in human and sadistic. especially in the words of senator russell. would you care to comment on the president's proposed legislation before congress? >> i would say that this is a very strong and far-reaching bill. certainly it is the strongest bill that has ever been presented right any president of our nation. this does not mean it has everything in it that i would like to see. federalhoped that a fair employment practice bill would've been submitted with the president's bill. things, such as giving the attorney general the right to initiate suits in any area where there is the denial of civil rights. this would only calls for the attorney general to have the right to initiate suits in the area of school desegregation. missing,these points by and large it is a strong and forthright bill. i would have to disagree with the honorable senator of the state of georgia which happens to be my home state when he says this is an inhuman bill or a sinister bill. on the contrary, it is in line with the deepest principles of our american democracy. all ofly ca

p>>russell: and the florida psenate passed a bill that would lace the burden of proof on pcharged with assaulting or pkilling someone else wasn't pacting in self defense. pthe burden currently rests on pthe defendant. pcritics say the change will make pit harder to prosecute people to puse the stand your ground pdefense. p>>jennifer: ak 47 rifle has been passociated with terrorism and pcommunism around the world. pamerica. palcides segui is getting us pready for tomorrow's invasion. p>>dave: it has cooled off a plittle bit as the northwest pwinds have taken over. p51 degrees, not too bad for this ptime of year. ptemperatures in the mid 50s pinland. pbreezy today but sunshine is pback. phigh temperatures in the mid p60s. pmaybe you're heading out to pgasparilla tomorrow. pwe'll be kind of chilly first pthing in the morning for the pinvasion. pand temperatures close to signing up for health insurance was very easy... my premium is 22 dollars a month. it only took a few minutes, and i got exactly the kind of coverage i wanted at the price i wanted... it was a comforting feeling to know th

russell: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman, for your leadership on this bill. there's been a lot of accusations about what is in this bill and the content. but the fact of the matter is what is being quoted is simply not in the bill. . it said it would deprive the authority of the president to make decisions. that's not the case. the president may lift, spelled out, if he meets the certain certification criteria. what's that criteria? that they are no longer conducting activity and they have justification for that relief. where this language never at any time is being quoted, mr. speaker, by my esteemed and caring colleagues on this issue, i know how they feel about this issue personally, and i commend them for it, because we're on common ground here, but they are quoting something that is simply not in the bill, when they say never at any time, that's not there. the president may lift the sanctions. what we're calling for is a vertfication as to why. if he comes in and makes the case, look, this bank has corrected its behavior, the general had some epiphany an

russell. it wasn't a question of if, but when, and former president bill clinton made his solo debut on the campaign trail yesterday. speaking at two new hampshire events in support of his wife, as she enters the final fringe of the first two nominating contests of 2016. here's the former president talking about the political climate surrounding the race. >> i don't fit anymore. first of all, i'm a happy grandfather. i'm not mad at anybody. and secondly, i thought an election was supposed to be a job interview. and believe me, it's important. ray lot of elections are determined by just what they're about. every presidential election people run, and believe it or not, it's kind of scary this year, but believe it or not, most everybody actually tries to do what they say they're going to do when they're running. they're telling you what they believe. and so you got to take them seriously. >> looming over the former president's first campaign stop for donald trump's recent attacks on his character. here's what he and candidate clinton had to say when asked about the republican front-runner yesterday. >>

bill now before the congress has been described in certain quarters as far reaching, on the other hand, other people choose to describe it as very inhuman and sadistic. especially in the words of george russell few days ago. could you care to comment on the president's proposed legislation before congress? >> i would say that this is very strong, far reaching bill. certainly, it is a strongest bill that's ever been presented by any president of our nation. this does not mean that it has everything in it that i would like to see. for instance, i had hoped that a federal fair employment practice bill would have been subl mitted with the president's bill. and some other things such as giving the attorney general the right to initiate suits and any area where there is a denial of civil rights. where in this bill only calls for the attorney general having the right to initiate suits in the area of school desegregat n desegregation. but with these points missing i think by and large it is a strong and forthright bill. home state when he says that this is an inhuman bill or sinister bill, i think on the contrary it is in line with the deepest principles of our american democracy. and i think it rea

p>>russell: senate judiciary pcommittee has shot down a bill pthat would allow concealed pweapon permit owners to openly pcarry guns on college campus. pthe bill is not a proper way to rotect college students. phe's refused to hear the bill. pit's unlikely to pass even if a psimilar version in the house is papproved. p>>laura: and neighbors in one psout tampa community banded ptogether to speak out against a pnew billboard. pthis is the structure of it. pit's at the corner of south phoward and azeal street. pthey say it's an eye sore. pneighbors complain it's too big pto be close to a residential parea. pwe're still waiting to hear back pwhether the city will allow the psign to stay up. ptomorrow. p>>laura: that's right. pthat means beads and floats and pa lot of smiling children and palso means tampa police will be pworking around the clock to make psure it's safe. p>>russell: shayla reaves, the psecurity a big concern in light pof the terror attacks, right? p>>reporter: absolutely, russell. pit's something that law enforce penforcement is taking very pseriously. pthey want to make sur

russell. it wasn't a question of if, but when, and former president bill clinton made his solo debut on the campaignaking at two new hampshire events in support of his wife, as she enters the final fringe of the first two nominating contests of 2016. here's the former president talking about the political climate surrounding the race. >> i don't fit anymore. first of all, i'm a

bill going through state use of weaponized drones while specifically exempting law enforcement from this rule. that leaves the door open for police to arm unmanned aerial vehicles with both lethal and non- lethal weapons. raycom's russel abad reports. south carolina currently has no enforcement can use drones. sponsor of the bill representative wendell gilliard says his goal is to have police use drones the same way the military has. sot: wendell gilliard/sc house of representatives "we have private citizens who have equipped drones with weapons. we don't want it to get out of hand. and this is why we have to regulate the use of drones and put this type of technology to right use in the hands of our law enforcement here in the state of south carolina." vo: in the grand strand, the myrtle beach police department is currently completing the gilliard says he wants to move in the direction of other states like north dakota, the first state to use drones as a crime fighting tool. as far as drones owned by everyday citizens, gilliard hopes requiring registration will reduce drone accidents from making headlines. sot: mitchell endicott/ed's hobby shop "everything needs to be regulated to some extent because people end up thi

russell: u.s. representative pdavid jolly want to curb pcongressional fundraising. phe's fighting for a bill to make pit illegal for the members of pthe u.s. house and senate to ersonally solicit campaign pdonations. phe introduced the stop act. pjolly says it's need because too pmany people in congress are pspending more time fundraising pthan doing what they are elected pto do. p>> freshmen members of congress riority is to raise money. pand the expectation of how to do pyour job is 10 hours a day. p>>russell: many members of pcongress spend at least 30 hours pa week raising money by phone. pthat. phe admits getting the passed pwill be a challenge. p>>laura: it's another kind of pcounty deputies. pthe department added six more pdogs to the canine unit. pfive german shepherds and one pblood hound. pcanine and their handlers pofficially started their 16 pweeks of state mandated ptraining. p>> that 16 weeks, they're going pto learn patrolling so if pthere's a missing adult and a pbad guy runs from the sheriff's pdepartment or local police pdepartments, they'll call the pcanines out and they'l

more than $50 per month for phone line, we can rustle up a deal, margaret russells family does what she can to reduce her bill a month. >> it's ridiculous. >> she took a first good step by ditching her two year contract, all the big phone carriers offer no contract plans and consumer reports mike says that the way to go. >> the access fee for each phone is lower and can you change carriers whenever you want. be sure to check and see if you can save, a consumer reports survey says that half of those that switched in the past year, saved $20 or more per month. pay attention to your data, that is hands down the most expensive part of your bill. if you stream videos, consider t-mobile that allows you to stream through hulu and more. >> if you change carriers you have to buy a new phone and mostly likely at full price. >> leasing is the cheapest option for people that like to have the newest phone but if you plan to buy the phone most carriers will let you pay for it in interest free monthly installments. >> if you use only a modest amount of data, and wifi wherever possible, a smaller carrier may be your best bet

russell? - huh? - i did it. i got through. - yeah... -i... i raped your daughter. - that a bill. - date raped her! who am i? >> from comedy central world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much, everybody! i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight is the star of "fifty shades of black," marlon wayans is here, everybody! (cheers and applause) but first, but first, big news in the spy world. >> a stunning report by british investigators who just concluded that russian president vladimir putin probably ordered the assassination of a former kgb agent turned kremlin critic. >> your report says alexander litvinenko died in london after drinking poisonous tea in 2006. >> it says his killers must have taken orders from the top and in president putin's russia, that can only be one man. (laughter) >> trevor: those are pretty strong accusations from the british, calling vladimir putin a murderer? and in response, putin was, like, yeah... pretty cool, huh? (laughter) so a gi

additionally, the house will consider a bill h.r. 3662, iran terror finance transparency act sponsored by representative steve russell. this bill would block the president from offering sanctions relief to an individual or bank until certifying that the entity has not conducted any transactions with a terrorist organization. lastly, mr. speaker, the house will consider two bills that end burdensome rules and regulations by this administration. the first of those, mr. speaker is a bill by representative mooney, h.r. 1644, the stream act, which is a critical piece of legislation to address the administration's extreme protection rule. this is a rule which is designed to shut down surface mining and significant portion of underground mining particularly in the ap lashian region. it would save taxpayer dollars and protect american jobs. second is a joint resolution calling for the disapproval of the obama administrations overreach on the waters of the united states. this resolution would express congressional disapproval of unprecedented power grab that harms the federal-state partnership in implementing the clean water

i'm a russell kirk conservative a bill buckley conservative. tick off a couple of things here.rong national defense? yes. are we for fink's responsibility? we're the only ones that have a tax plan that is maximum pro growth and the fact we do have a plan for the budget. yes. are we pro-life? yes. support marriage? yes. as far as i'm concerned those are all the four legs of the conservative stool and mr. trump is there on all of them. if you want to get in and nick pick and say i'm more conservative than the next guy, let's talk about the fundamentals. the fundamentals are what russell kirk laid out and those are the four legs of that conservative stool and mr. trump is fine on all of those. >> well, is he fine enough for the base? you know, you use the phrase tick off. one of the thinging you got to be concerned about ticking off, the true conservatives who don't like who have come to the positions recently. >> well, you know, there's a lot of people that come to positions over time, and i think if you look at a person's life journey, you find out as they get older and they hav

bill done. is that right, peter? next to peter is our long standing partner paula jackson. then our friend barry russell who heads iplaa. let's give them a round of applause. [ applause ] >> floyd is the president and ceo of the pacific asian institute for congressional studies. next to him is gwen. next to gwen is karen, the president and ceo of the small business council. then we have rob underwood, the president of the petroleum marketers association. then tom karen, the ceo of the american wind energy association. tom asked what i was going to talk about today and i said i was going to take on the wind energy association, so he is listening very intently, as you can tell. next to tom is don santa, who is the present ceo of the national gas association. next to eric is andy black, the president and ceo of the association of oil pipelines. thank you all. let's give them a round of applause. [ applause ] >> before i turn to my prepared remarks, i'd also like to acknowledge a couple dozen veterans that we have in our room today. those that lead our efforts of what we call vets for energy group. i'd like

bill clinton, then character matters for donald trump. to dismiss that, is unbelievable at this point. >> russell, when he says -- this is fair, that his exwives support him like him, support his candidacy does that matter to you? you talked about him breaking up households but he has a good relationship with them. maybe the marriages just didn't work out and it doesn't speak against his god fearing nature? >> i don't think the issue is whether you have an army of exwives willing to support you. the hugh issue is what does thil you about his character. it would be one thing if he said this is what i used to be and this is what i learned from and turned my life around. these are the principles with which i'm going to lead the country, including important principles of what it means to work for the stability of the family. something we see falling apart all over america right now. we need someone who says i'm going to work for policies that keep families together. instead we have someone saying this is something of moral indifference because my exwives support me now. >> i haven't heard him say that he's, you know, lifting up so to speak the fac

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russell, thank you so much for joining us. your legislation would halt the lifting of sanctions against iran. it received bipartisan support in a preliminary house vote today. democrats say that your bill's unenforceable and truly an effort just to kill the iran deal. your response? >> well, the president has said repeatedly when he was doing the joint agreement that it would not effect those that were on the terror sanctions list or the human rights sanctions list. we went through the hundreds of names that are in annex 2 of the joint agreement and we found about three score that we targeted specifically that are on those lists. so the president has said that he will not lift sanctions on those individuals. we are asking for certification now that if they're going to be included in the joint agreement we want to know why. and that is the essence of this bill. >> let's talk about diplomacy with iran at large given the recent events involving the ten sailors who thankfully have been returned from iran. secretary of state john kerry says that it's his relationship with iran's foreign secretary that helped secure the sailors' quick release. the foreign secretary of iran says that as well. o

this bill is in line with independence n of and constitution and i think it backcarry our whole nation to those great insights and reat principles if it is enacted and implemented. senator russell has said and others have said the partners of the past cannot be overnight, that whites cannot change their attitudes, for instance, so fast as negroes would like them to change them. how do you answer that statement? king: i think we are dealing matters here. on the other ha we are dealing with the problem of grappling behavior and controlling behavior. on the other hand we are dealing with changing attitudes. agree that attitudes are not often changed overnight. be truehis sense it may that you cannot legislate morals. while it is true that orality cannot be legislated, we must see the other side and that is that behavior could be regulated. not change the heart but it can restrain the heartless. an immoral it is ure to hold the position that individuals, whether they of other or members minority groups, should have hat basic constitutional and god given rights held up until individuals are able to change their attitudes. the nk by change being system -- by changing the system itsel

bill clinton! [cheers and applause] mr. clinton: thank you very much. so, everybody, sit down. first of all, thank you, dan, for that wonderful statement and for your support. thank you, russellnd jackie witherspoon for your service in this community and throughout our country. i want to thank tom for being the first gentleman of new hampshire. it has a nice ring, don't you think? i get nervous, people ask, when hillary wins the election, what do you want to be called? i'm nervous, nobody's voted yet. i'm super sensitive. i want to thank all the organizers who are here, especially christy peace for the good work she's done and i want to thank all of you who came out on this cold night. not really too cold by new hampshire standards. and the people upstairs who gave us an overflow room. thank you. [applause] mr. clinton: look, every time you have an election people tell you it's important but if it's a directional election, it is important. very often the winner of an election is determined by what people decide it's about. and it seems to me clear, you look at where america is today, we went through that terrible crash in late 2008. we had come out of it in a sense, the numbe

on monday as donald trump address liberty university, when the bill spoken on monday, here are some the tweets from russelloore. air promises to make mexico pay forward. he also said this would be hilarious if it was not counter to the mission of the gospel jesus christ. he also tweeted out this. he policy describes the gospel, rather than the other way around. the third 10 taste of christ overcame it. will we? , yesterdayuniversity the senate energy and national resources committee held a hearing on the near-term outlook for energy and commodity markets. oil prices. this was from tuesday's hearing. >> this year brought a significant shift in creating a comparison between renewable energy and fossil fuels. that is off of bloomberg's new energy finance. can you talk about how you see these trends moving forward you price and based on how you see solar and battery processes and continue to lower cost. quick thinking for the question. is a point want to make on the comments. and -- costre cost competitive. this is the playing field at which the competition is taking place. obviously, they have excellent natio

russell: most of my friends, uh, went to jail at some point, over drugs. just as these people who are locked up, the prison- industrial complex pays the bills of the politicianst they either turn their head or they frame it that we're soft on crime if we don't lock these people up. we got to get the money out of politics. the prison-industrial complex, the gun lobby, will have less power, there's no reason to run around with automatic weapons in the hood. the only way that's gonna happen is if we change the system. narrator: over the last decade, more than 100,000 americans have been killed by gun violence. the gun lobby has spent 10 times more money in campaign contributions than gun safety groups. jeffrey: we need to get money out of politics. money has absolutely overrun washington. it's through campaign contributions. it's through massive, billions of dollars of spending on lobbying. it's through the revolving door, it's through insider trading by politicians in washington who get insider information and trade on their personal accounts. shocking how straightforward the corruption is as well. russell: no one should pay a politician to make a choice. it sh

bill done, is that right, peter? next to peter s. our long-standing border apologizing, american association of energy. and our friend barry russell coeds the ita. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] our head table you've all met louis so let me go to florida. floyd is a president of the asian pacific american institute for congressional studies. randall, president of the national association ocean industries association. next is the president of black women's agenda. next is karen, president of the small business council. then we have rob underwood, president of petroleum marketers association and then tom and ceo of the american wind energy association. , as well as which talk about today and i said i was good to take on the wind energy association so he is listening very content as you can tell. next is dawn, president of the interstate natural gas association of america. then our good friend eric dean, international association of bridge structural ornamental and reinforcing iron workers. next is antiblack president of the association of oil pipelines. thank you paul. let's give them a round of applause. [applause]

retired lieutenant general russell honorey to tell us what first responders are up against, emergency preparedness, what they're doing. we heard from the new york mayor, billlking earlier about how mass transit will be shutting down by noontime. even though it looks beautiful, in the borough of manhattan people are out, he said these are the conditions that can get away from you. don't stay out very long and when you get in trouble, you're possibly putting your first responders into trouble as well. what are some of the elements that you heard, you know, from the new york mayor and from our own brian todd on the conditions? what would you be urging people? >> think the first responders, the governor of new york, the mayor are trying to anticipate the worst-case scenario. fred, the storm is not over with. >> just getting going. >> it's going to get worse before we get better. for four or five days they've been talking about it, so people are mentally prepared. what they have to do now is how do you prevent it from getting worse and taking actions, like stopping the buses. remember a few years ago new york had a problem with that. they kept running the buses

bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. roskam: thank you, chairman royce, for your leadership on this issue, and i'm rising in support of mr. russell's initiative. last nht, mr. speaker, there was a mr. murphy: throughout the room here -- there was a murmur throughout the room when the president made his state of the union address. he said the united states is perceived well around the world and in fact better than ever, there was an audible sense of outcry and people were really concerned about that assertion. then the president went on to make his point. but i think it is an admonition for us all to recognize, as judge poe said a couple moments ago, there is a wobblyness in this administration. in other words, how about provocations are the iranians able to move forward and the administration is inert. how many provocations can the iranians push and the administration remains with no action? i'll tell you something, this is just off the news, reuters is reporting that the major general hassan zabadi, the head of the iranian armed forces, says of the naval incident that is being reconciled today that this should be a lesson to whom?

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