that's according to republican senator bob corker. what is most significant? >> internet to be heavy lift they want to protect , andxisting regulation someone to go further in cutting regulations. justke with leaders moments ago. david: help us understand the timetable here. a fourth of july recess. middle is to get this by the time the lawmakers get back? >> the goal is to get them but before the fourth of july recess and to vote when they come back. deadlines pile up. they come back after the july for recess, they are absolutely crucial. i caught up with congressman brady, republican in chair on the house and ways -- of ways and means committee. he expressed confidence around the timeframe you described. senate confident the will deliver on health care reform. this is as. they are positive. anna: he is confident they can do this and it won't hold up. but from an investor's perspective, that is the big question, isn't it? >> brady is an optimist and he has been throughout. what senator cruz is proposing to his colleagues is an interesting one. it would get th

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adding to that, senator bob corker on morning joe on msnbc this morning that there is an all senators meeting, all republican senators meeting and it will be unveiled on thursday. to hear more about that shortly as the senate gavel sin. live now to the senate floor here on c-span2. the chaplain: let us pray. gracious lord, who has given us life, we praise you for your faithful reliability. bless our lawmakers today in the

there is member after member, rand paul, lindsey graham, jerry moran, marco rubio, bob corker, who repeatedly have said this process, in their words and now in mine, is unfair, is truncated, is rushed. for my dear friend, the majority leader, to say we're going to have an open amendment process is turning truth upside down. i would ask our leader rhetorically, because i know the answer, can we allow at least one hour on each amendment, not two minutes? will we have more time than ten hours to debate the bill? i hope so. but if not, please don't call this an open and fair process. if you want to rush it through, admit the consequences. now, mr. president, the debate over health care has been fierce. we know that the republicans and democrats had differences when we debated the affordable care act. at least we had a debate. at least we had committee hearings and a process, and more broadly than that, at least we democrats were trying to pass a health care bill that helped more americans afford insurance and tried to bring costs down and end some of the most egregious practices of the health car

the republican head of the senate foreign relations committee bob corker said, "it's best to refrain with communicating with 140 characters on important topics." more on the presidents tweets in a moment. first, the white house legislative director has given a timeline of sorts for the president's legislative goals. here it is. he says the administration will focus on getting healthcare reform through the senate. house republicans passed a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. some gop senators have rejected that same measure. it's not close to the president's desk. republican senator richard burr of north carolina told a local news station it's unlikely the gop will be able to reach a healthcare deal this year. because republicans cannot come to an agreement, they're reaching across the aisle. the majority leader mitch mcconnell called on democrats to join his effort. he told them to get serious about moving beyond the problems of obamacare. the president's legislative director says healthcare reform will be a partisan exercise. he says that may not be the case when it comes to tax

. >> senate foreign relations republican chairman bob corker who went golfing with the approximate t president on sunday. >> probably best to refrain on 140 characters on topics that are so important. >> those are rather diplomatic ways of going about it. this isn't. president trump is just a duchl bleep with a twitter account who cannot help himself. that was erick erickson. >> kellyanne conway seems to have had enough after he tweet shamed his own justice department after watering down travel ban which held up in the courts. conway tweeted this. they may make some people feel better, but they won't help the office get five votes which is what actually matters. sad. the white house responded to the president's twitter critics today. >> the same people critiquing his use critiqued him in the election. it turned out pretty well for him. >> it's not just the tweets. they are getting tired of the blame shifting. the buck stops everywhere else. some people with a propensity for self destructive behavior can't help themselves. president trump among them. the most effective proponent is do

look at bob corker. he was golfing with the president over the weekend and then he comes back and he says i don't think tweets are productive. is bob corker saying one thing to the press? is this the same thing he is saying to the president onhe golf course or are they cope stettic behind the scenes? >> that is how donald trump was during the campaign. mitch mcconnell has said it would be helpful if you stop tweeting. this is kind of the back drop to his entire presidency when we try to get the play book out in the morning we wait to see what the president is going to say and what the reaction is on capitol hill. i know all top leadership aides are hitting themselves in the head. this is infrastructure week. in a normal washington the president would be talking about infrastructure every single day. the house and senate would be passing bills talking about infrastructure while the president lays groundwork for a bigger package. >> comey is famous for a number of times he has testified in front of congres

we heard bob corker say the senators would sit down tomorrow but it's the republican senators. >> thislmost entirely in secret behind closed doors. to the point you're able to catch up with republican senators in the hallway and say, have you seen the bill? rand paul said if you can find a copy of it i would love to read it. this process has been all about mitch mcconnell keeping track of where his members are. they'll do this with just republican votes because they're using budget rules to pass this. so that means he can only lose two republican senators to get to the 50 votes he need. that way he could require bringing in mike pence to cast the deciding vote on this legislation. that's how this has been playing out. they are up against the clock. they have set essentially a july 4th resays deadline so, they're here this week, here next week, and then they're gone back in their home districts for the july 4th holiday. mccontinue them has said, hey, i want to get this on the floor before then. so that means that we're going to start to see the details of what this plan might look like

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manning was spotted at the white house joining the president in his motorcade along with senator bob corker of tennessee. they played at trump national golf club in sterling. manning was in town to receive the lincoln medal at ford's theater spoke at the event. the golden state warriors take a commanding 2 - nothing lead in the nba finals. game two last night in oakland was much like game one.. warriors coach steve kerr - back on the bench for the first time since april. the cavs kept in close for three quarters put the warriors high powered offfense just proved too much for cleveland in the end. prince george's county native kevin durant with a game high 32 points. lebron james had a triple double but it wasnt enough. warriors win 132 to 113 and head to cleveland with a 2 games to none lead. and remember - abc-7 is your home for the nba finals. game three is wednesday night in nba finals. game three is wednesday night in cleveland at nine, right here on abc seven. coming up - a cable guy, fixing one problem.. . but - creating another.. the bathroom break that cost one man thousands of doll

republican senator bob corker and peyton manning.y teed off at trump national golf club in virginia. the golden state warriors beat the cavaliers 131-113. purting the cavs in a 0-2 hole. lebron james was no match for steph curry. kevin durant lead with 33 points. game 3 is wednesday in cleveland. >>> in san diego the 94-year-old harriet thompson made history becoming the oldest woman to run a half marathon. she walked and jogged and finished in 3 hours, 42 minutes and 53 seconds. that's the way to go. >>> four major arab nations cut diplomatic ties and a huge weekend at the box office for women. that and more on this monday morning. good morning, steve. >> really good to speak to you today. lots of diverse stories for you. oil prices ticking up today. wti around 6.7 of 1% after saudi arabia, and egypt cut it's tie with qatar. they're concerned about their own national security and the qatar support for the muslim brotherhood and implicit support for iran as well and that's why they say they are doing this. of course qatar hit back sa

four hours at his virginia golf resort, spotted champ peyton manning and tennessee senator bob corker. he had already offered the expected condolences. today the president tee'd off on twitter. point one, we must stop being politically correct regarding security for our people. point two, the president questioned the judgment of london's mayor, who described the city as among the safest. >> london has seen an increased police presence today, no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: president trump seized on those last five years, after citing the casualties. the mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed. london's first muslim mayor, sadiq khan, and the president have tangle he can before, over the proposed immigration travel ban. that was point three. president trump tweeted after the attack, we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety. blocked by federal judges, the trump adminis supreme court to permit enforcement of its 90-day hold on visas to six muslim majority countries. democrats call it discriminatory. >> there's r

reporter: the leaders are benjamin cardin, armed services chairman john mccain, bob corker, and then from the banking committee, the chairman, mike crapo, and the ranking member, brown. host: rachel oswald recovers national security issues for cq roll call. read her work at cq.com. she's also on twitter. thank you for being with us. reporter: thank you for having me. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, roosevelt institute fellow discusses republican efforts to overhaul the dodd-frank financial regulation law. and the supreme court's decision to hear a major cell phone privacy case. also, darryl burnett of education week talks about the how every student succeeds act is impacting the ability of states to identify ineffective teachers. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern satu

foreign military sales to members of the gulf cooperation council senate foreign relations chair bob corker telling tillerson monday that instead of working together to fight terrorism these gulf states decided to devolve into more conflict that only hurts those efforts corker is the top republican on the senate foreign relations committee and no arms sales goes to congress for formal approval without the informal approval from the top democrat republican on both house and senate foreign relations committees in washington for million dollars ario r.t. . british prime minister teresa mayes conservative party has reached a deal with northern ireland's democratic unionist party to support her minority government well the tory government has promised to that an additional one billion pounds in northern ireland there grima it will also see to reduce them a backtrack on a number of election pledges including reforms to pensions and benefits and as to see a turk media reports it's been over two weeks now since this crash and burn snap election cold by theresa may that took place on june eighth lea

for hours at his golf resort spotted with peyton manning and senator bob corker. he had already offered the expected condolences. so today the president teed off on twitter. point one, we must stop being politically correct regarding the business of security for our people. point two, the president questioned the judgment of london's mayor, who described the city as among the safest. >> london, as we'll see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days, no reason to be alarmed. >> reporter: president trump seized on those last five words after citing the casualties. "mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed." london's first muslim mayor sadiq khan and trump have opposed before. that was point three. president trump tweeted right after the attacks, we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety. blocked by federal judges, the trump administration urged the supreme court to permit enforcement of its 90-day hold on visas to six muslim majority countries. democrats call it di

add to that what senator bob corker said yesterday. >> probably it's best to communicating with 140 characters on topics that are no important. >> and this morning, the president dismissed backing off the fake mainstream media is working hard to make me not use social media. and this afternoon the press secretary said, why quit? >> i think his use of social media, he now has a collective total of close to 110 million people across 10 different platforms and gives him an opportunity to speak straight to the american people and appears to be an effective tool. >> using it and using it wisely can be two different things. >> i think the same people critiquing his use of it now, critiqued it during the election and turned out well for him then. >> what's unclear whether the presidential's tweet storms are presidential musings or reflect official policy. yesterday gorker suggested the former. >> it's social media. >> today sean spicer said it's definitely the latter. >> the president is the president of the united states. so they're concerned official statements by the president of the united states

foreign military sales to members of the gulf cooperation council senate foreign relations chair bob corker telling tillerson monday that instead of working together to fight terrorism these gulf states decided to devolve into more conflict that only hurts those efforts corker is the top republican on the senate foreign relations committee and no arms sale goes to congress for formal approval without the informal approval from the top democrat republican on both house and senate foreign relations committees. in washington someone dollars r e l r t. and finally tonight the president takes a lot of heat a lot of flak for playing just too much golf and we want to point out that he does it his way by the way don't try this on your favorite golf course the president drives his own golf cart right on the green right on the green yeah like they say ownership has its privileges and that is our news tonight follow me on twitter news with ed like me on the facebook page we got it dot com i'm a troll supported from washington thanks for watching.

arms sales to saudi arabia, qatar and neighbors -- bob corker says that this will nudge to an endingf the standoff. alliance -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. david: thank you. the u.s. supreme court has handed president trump a partial victory in his controversial travel ban, allowing a limited version to go into effect. we will be hearing detailed arguments come october. shery: on the bloomberg, you can see the map of countries affected by the ban. you can see six muslim majority nations. they will be affected, including iran, libya, somalia. iraq was originally on the list in january. they were removed after specific steps to sue the trump administration. we discussed all of this with jodi schneider, who joins us here in hong kong. very interesting that this is a partial reinstatement of the ban. tell us what that means. allowed toe will be come to the u.s. from the six countries, they need to find a bona fide reason. it has to be something like an employment offer they have accepted, ad

members of the gulf cooperation council senate foreign relations chair bob corker telling tillerson monday that instead of working together to fight terrorism these gulf states decided to devolve into more conflict that only hurts those efforts corker is the top republican on the senate foreign relations committee and no arms sale goes to congress for formal approval without the informal approval from the top democrat republican on both house and senate foreign relations committees in washington simo dollars r e o r t. and finally tonight the president takes a lot of heat a lot of flak for playing just too much golf and we want to point out that he does it his way by the way don't try this on your favorite golf course the president drives his own golf cart right on the green right on the grave. like they say ownership has its privileges and that is our news tonight follow me on twitter news with ed like me on the facebook page we got it dot com i'm a troll supporter of washington thanks for watching see that you're the. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you were a south and

with bob corker and former nfl quarterback payton manning. >>> a waiting game continues tonight through wildlife officials and this bear stuck in a tree in bucks county. he's been hanging over a tree since this afternoon. authorities tranquilized the animal several times, but it did not budge. now they're waiting for the bear to come down so they can relocate him. >>> tonight it's a wrap on the 2017 devon horse show and country fair. the show featured world class rider teams in challenges. >>> now, heading down at the shore the ultimate test of physical and mental toughness happening in kate may. nearly 2,000 athletes hit the water, the trails, and the streets for the fifth annual escape the cape triathlon. it started with a 12 foot jump off the kate may ferry and finished through the back roads. >>> it was a nice summer weekend, but now you're going to be seeing some big swings in our temperatures. and a wet week ahead, glenn. >> yeah, denise, and it's going oo be getting kind of chilly as well. it's also going to be getting kind of foggy as well. so we're not going to be seeing these

the proposal is inserted bob corker and mark warner is aimed at offering software competition in thery mortgage market. the government took control of freddie and fannie in 2008, when the housing market crashed. pandora is stepping down. he is also leaving the company's board of directors. the cfo will become interim ceo of pandora. pandora has struggled to compete with these -- with the fast growth of spotify and apple music. amazon and google are investing billions in music. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. our bloombergor quick takeover we provide context and background on issues of interest. today we are looking at zombie banks. that issue is back in the news as italy provides a $19 billion lifeline. zombies are stalking europe. zombie banks, solvent in name only. the phenomenon is not new. zombies weighed down japan over 20 years. they are usually born of financial panic when loans go bad, capitals freeze and assets tumble. the rhino good choices wins on the banks are on the march. shutting them down can cause further panic. restoring them to health can require hundr

bob corker said he will block you as sales to the two sales to theu.s. two countries.ws 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries, i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. a new cyber attack is spreading across europe and comes one month after a ransom where attack. -- ransom where attack. we will have more on the companies affected. are attack.w -- we will have more on the companies affected. ♪ >> this is bloomberg markets. anna: let's talk more about cyberattacks. a cyber attack is spreading across europe hitting dozens of companies a government agencies including wpp and work. more than 80 companies in russia and ukraine were struck by a virus that told users to pay $300 in crypto currency. joining us as caroline hyde. glad to see you. tell us the latest. what is the extent of the attack so far? seems to stem from ukraine and linked into russia. now around the world. a virus,to be malicious software that gets into your computer and locks it in crypto currency in return to unlock it. ransomware. ukraine,

david: bargaining over health care, bob corker says he expects gop leaders to scrap the division in theld affect wealthier americans. meets in themp white house. the u.s. is expected to press south korea on trade imbalances like cars and steal. yesterday, he sat with the head of the democratic national committee and today, we hear from his republican counterpart. anna: let's talk about health care still dominating headlines. gop members have an closed-door talks on possible changes as they race to have a deal by tomorrow.

bob corker is seen generally as a serious senator. i think the never trump senators will almost him. this goes bigger than the presses. i wanted to make sure, this is corker, that we're cutting taxes for the wealthy and for lower income citizens, passing a lower burden on to them. okay. told that what he described is what the cbo projected. so that needs to be overcome then, doesn't he? which either he is darreerelict his duties and doesn't know what the bill does, or he is lying about it. the united states senators have to show some concern, grasp and command fundamentally. don't you agree, rick? >> well, look. i think this is an enormously consequential bill. and i think senator corker, who is a bright guy and i like him a lot. they've seen this roll out after a group of insurance crafted in secret just like it happened in obamacare. version 1.0. this is things that huge crony capitalists miss. as conservatives, you should oppose this particular bill. it doesn't do the things that made obamacare in the first place. >> they were abso

. >> bob corker. moderator: has. >> chairman of the foreign relations committee. moderator: we know it is an uphill battle. aboutear we talked a lot diverting the resources from the machinery of war into the machinery of peace. it into -- the machinery of human rights that is in front of us. do you see any opportunities, senator sanders: to actually raise this? we know there is a new budget coming up. an president has asked for increase in military expenditures. is there any chance for the people to be heard to question that? sen. sanders: the answer is of course. if you think about what needs to be done, then look at the top budget and it is exactly the opposite of what we should be going, right? [applause] sen. sanders: can you imagine a time when we need to folks on diplomacy, anytime one for people all over the world must know or should know that the united states is their ally, that we are there to help them with food. we are at their to help them with technology. we are their allies. what president trump wants to do is substantially reduce foreign aid, subst

let others amplify russia which also sounds like bob corker and john mccain. >> had there been evidence in terms of collusion being implied when the investigation opened a year ago and when the docssier was a talked about. we had a year of the investigation. we don't have con clclusive evidence. >> it's not over. >> of course we don't have the conclusion. >> the crime that doesn't seem to have been happened. >> how will you talk about your economic message we're you're talking about russia. your point about it having tactical sense of it continuing lowering the approval rating but you're not going to have an affirmative way to talk about jobs. >> in an election year. >> he took the economic agenda from the democrats. >> there's always a lot more democrats that will tell you the ones that nancy pelosi were go. if there were a secret ballot, she would be in more trouble than he's in. >> the gamble that democrats are taking here is her fund raising ability and the fact she's been very effective in many ways throughout a decade and a half of leader. whether that outweighs the fact that ever

there's member after member, iran paul, lindsey graham, jerry moran marco rubio, bob corker repeatedly have said this process in their words, and now in mine is unfair, truncated, ie rushed and to my dear friend majority leader said will have an open amendment process is turning truth upside down. i would ask our leaderan rhetorically, i know the answer, can we allow at least one hour on each amendment? not two minutes? will we have more time than ten hours to debate the bill? i hope so. if not, please don't call this an open and fair process. if you want to rush it through, admit the consequences. t now, mr. president, the debate over health care has been fierce. we know that the republicans and democrats have differences when we debated the affordablend healthcare. at least we had a debate. at least we had committee hearings in the process. more broadly than that, at least we democrats were trying to pass a health care bill that helped more americans afford insurance and tried to bring costs down and and some of the most egregious practices of the healthcare industry.ru what is this

and i think bob corker from tennessee said there's no obligation that comes from this accord. it doesn't require us to do anything. i think they may take a little time to assess if pulling out makes sense. now what was the urgency doing this now? >> it does involve sending tens of billions of u.s. dollars to cronyist interest controls by the united nations. a lot of people who aren't exactly comfortable with that and it does contemplate long material framework. the united states would be subject to targets long before the other member nations would be subject to they will. the president of the united states did the right thing by pulling us out of this agreement today. and i want to be clear about something you said. you referred to this as an accompli accomplishment of president obama. president obama never submitted this to the senate for treaty ratification. he didn't do that because he knew there was no chance of getting the necessary two-thirds majority to get it ratified. so this wasn't binding anyway. wasn't binding because hit never been ratified as a treaty chit neede

there is member after member, rand paul, lindsey graham, jerry moran, marco rubio, bob corker, who repeatedly have said this process in their words, and now in mine, is unfair, is rushed. for my dear friend, the majority leader, to say we are going to have an open amendment process is turning truth upside down. i would ask our leader rhetorically, i know the answer, can we allow at least one hour on each amendment, not 2 minute 2 minutes? will we have more time than ten hours to debate the bill? i hope so. if not, please don't call this an open and fair process. you want to rush it through, admit the consequences. now, mr. president, the debate over health care has been fierc fierce. we know that the republicans and democrats have differences when we debated the affordable care act. at least we had a debate, at least had committee hearings and a process. more broadly than that, at least we democrats were trying to pass a health care bill that helped more americans afford insurance and try to bring costs down an end some of the most egregious practices of the health care industry. what is this

and chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker, who has previously argued the us should stay in the paris agreement, issued a statement saying in part, i appreciate the president's desire to negotiate an agreement that is more in line with what is achievable. >> meanwhile, french president emmanuel macron spoke out about the decision yesterday. the language he made sure most americans could understand. >> i reaffirm clearly that the paris agreement remains irreversible and will be implemented, not just by france, but by all the other nations. we will succeed. because we are fully committed. because wherever we are, we all share the same responsibility. make our planet great again. >> obviously, the french president there using make our planet great again a play off president trump's campaign slogan of make america great again. let's bring in nbc foreign correspondent matt bradley. when you look at countries that are not signed up to the paris climate agreement, it's syria and nicaragua. >> actually, nicaragua is not a signatory because they felt the treaty didn't

bill cassidy who just this morning on tv said on msnbc, he's going to need time to read it senator bob corkersenator ted cruz and senator john mccain who last night made some snarky comments about the private process to reporters there are two questions now that remain, though one is whether the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell actually wants to shepherd a bill that will pass or rather he's simply trying to meet a deadline they had previously talked about this morning on "squawk box" the house majority leader was asked specifically what happens if the senate passes a bill that comes back to them and there are some provisions like some medicaid expansion changes that the house might not like here's what house majority leader kevin mccarthy said to that >> you can't continue down the current path of where we are because of that, i know we'll come to an agreement together to solve this problem to actually lower premiums, give people greater choice and selection of where their health care goes one thing i say is to let the senate do our work, we'll do our work, at the end of the day, we'll

. >> add to that what senator bob corker said. >> best to refrain from communicating with 140 characters on topics that are so important. >> this morning, the president dismissed any notion of backing up tweeting, quote "the fake mainstream media so hard trying to get me not to use social media. they hate that i can get the honest and unfiltered message out." this afternoon, the press secretary said, why quit? stick of his use of social media, he has close to 110 million people across different platforms, it gives him an opportunity to speak to the american people. >> using it and using it wisely can be two different things. >> the same people who are critiquing his use of it now critiqued it during the election turned out well for him. >> what's unclear is whether the president's tweet storms are presidential musings or if they reflect official policy. yesterday, sebastian gorka suggested the former. >> it's social media. please understand the differenc difference. >> sean spicer said it's definitely the latter. >> they are considered official statements by the president of the united s

i want to show you something senator bob corker said to me this morning and ask you if you think anything is sacred on the other side of this. >> i think we need to keep supporting what's happening through the intel committee. >> what about bob mueller? do the republicans have to make it abundantly clear and get it on the record that they support bob mueller. >> i cannot possibly imagine the president terminating bob mueller. it's not even -- it's ridiculous to even consider or talk about. i mean, it's -- it just cannot happen. so let's put that aside. if they even have ever discussed that, which i would doubt they have. but mueller aside, his investigation is going to go on. the intel committee, i think, is handling itself exceptionally well, and we need to continue to support their efforts. >> julie davis, 8:41 a.m. on today, i'm marking it on my calendar as the day that a very well respected republican senator said he could never imagine this president firing bob mueller. i -- i don't think it's going to happen. i don't have any reporting that suggests it's imminent but i can certainly

manning and senator bob corker of tennessee were at trump national before stopping by the white house afterwards. >>> check this out former head coach rex ryan and his twin brother rob ryan were in a bar fight in nashville over the weekend. the two were in town and fighting each other or fighting other oppele? >> they all look-- >> other people. >> they were in town for game throw of the stanley cup finals. it involved pushing and shoving but they were at a bar so i'm sure that had something to do it. >> another fight that almost put down lebron james. last night after game two nba finals so the cavs players are leaving, jr smith is pushing lebron away, look at the right of your screen. the guy with the blue starts throwing them, to make sure that lebron got out of there because well, he's lebron and he surprised you. >> get involved with stuff like that. >>> so if you still have giraffe fever after the whole giraffe cam thing that never ended head out to the virginia zoo because a baby giraffe was born yesterday. no name yet for the giraffe but she is one of four giraffes at the zoo.

host: we have a tweet from nbc saying bob corker set all senators are meeting to outline the health careill tomorrow and thursday and maybe look at the language. guest: he will be one to watch in this debate. host: we will continue to talk about this topic and thank you for joining us. both of you covering health care from different perspectives. coming up, we will talk about programs --apprenticeship programs, a drastic needs for the number of apprenticeship needed in the united states. anthony carnevale from georgetown will talk about it when "washington journal" continues. ♪ >> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e statue appeared -- robert ely statue. statue.e >> to recover from the age-old battles that divided us for so long. inause of new orleans role the dark time of our history, we were asked -- we were one of the largest slave markets in the country. i felt i and others in the city had a special responsibility to help our nation continue to move through racial discord. on a task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> to hear the sto