host: we will hear from bill scanlon. bill: the report would not be delivered to capitol hill until morning.s the reaction we are getting is to the attorney general's news conference and venues we hearing out of that particular conference ahead of the release. a statement from kiersten the democratic presidential candidate saying it -- the attorney general barr's press conference today was an embarrassing display of propaganda on behalf of president trump. independent senator angus king of maine -- i will withhold my judgment on the report until i have been able to view the document. josh holly, freshman senator, republican from missouri and from attorney general of the are telling out the material they are legally required to withhold and then they will give the rest of it to congress and the public. i think that is exactly that approach. back to you, pedro. host: this is griffin from taz will, virginia. democrat line. caller: hello. i wanted to cut in here and say, you know, there is very different partisan opinions abou

host: here is bill scanlon. >> we have spoken with jamie raskin. we will speak with several members of the house judiciary committee brought the program, including louie gohmert. we will have him around 9:00 eastern. the hill reporting the judiciary committee chairman says they will subpoena the entire report today. and some local reaction, the detroit free press says the mueller report sets up a fresh battle as democrats demand answers. for 48 pageer's report -- 448 page report is parikh -- plagued by paranoia. says the aidsbe ignored demands they deemed problematic. that will do it. we will bring you more reaction locally throughout the rest of the program. host: in salem, pennsylvania, mark. caller: good morning. i read some of the report and i was baffled by the fact that they did not go back to the genesis. there was dirt on hillary clinton. they did not say -- they did not interview him. the reporter was detailed about everything about trump associates -- trump's associates. they left out the most important part. why did the woman lie when sh

host: here is bill scanlon. >> we have spoken with jamie raskin.e will speak with several members of the house judiciary committee brought the program, including louie gohmert. we will have him around 9:00 eastern. the hill reporting the judiciary committee chairman says they will subpoena the entire report today. and some local reaction, the detroit free press says the mueller report sets up a fresh battle as democrats demand answers. for 48 pageer's report -- 448 page report is parikh -- plagued by paranoia. says the aidsbe ignored demands they deemed problematic. that will do it. we will bring you more reaction locally throughout the rest of the program. host: in salem, pennsylvania, mark. caller: good morning. i read some of the report and i was baffled by the fact that they did not go back to the genesis. there was dirt on hillary clinton. they did not say -- they did not interview him. the reporter was detailed about everything about trump associates -- trump's associates. they left out the most important part. why did the woman lie when she

bill allowed us to put in. may i have an additional time? ms. scanlon texas an additional 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jackson lee: it is an important contribution to this legislation. there's an amendment on female genital mutilation an amendment we worked on. in discussion about reporting on the incidences with indian women, native american women, it was joined, my amendment, supported by republicans in the judiciary committee, this bill is bipartisan, but most of all it is response to desperation of need. the violence against women act is long overdue for being rethordsed. -- re-authorized. this is a strong product that covers so many issues to protect women and to ensure that those who have convictions, those who have convictions with gun violence, do not allow them to come and kill an innocent mom with her children. we must pass this bill and the rule is a good rule. support the rule. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from arizona. ms. lesco: mr. speaker, can i inquire how much time we have l

bill passed on the president's desk. all in favor say i, opposed no. >> rollcall. >> hastings? torres? perlmutter? atkin? scanlon? o'malley? mr. cole? mr. woodall? mr. burgess? mr. chairman? >> report the total. >> further amendment mr. burgess? >> amendment number 6 offered by mr. womack. three bills since 2013, 2015 and 2018 including mandatory off steps and signed by partisan consensus paid for by reducing mandatory spending. this amendment discontinues that policy by making changes to spending caps contingent on mandatory reductions equal to or great old greater to discretionary spending caps and support for the amendment for this inclusion tomorrow. >> i think the gentleman for his amendment and also for working with us to ever revise the amendment he offered so we can make in order. >> i will recommend a letter-- a no on the amount you offered. the voters of the burgess amendment all in favor say i. voters know? >> we will have a rollcall. >> hastings? torres? perlmutter? scanlon? o'malley? mr. cole? mr. woodall? mr. burgess? mr. chairman? >> report the total? >> thank you mr. chair. i have an amendment to m