guest: alex bolton --host: alex bolton with the hill. we appreciate your time. we will bring you over to the house. they are coming in early for the legislative session. gavel to gavel coverage life here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy:, let us pray. we ask your blessing of strength and perseverance that each member might be -- might best serve their constituents and our entire nation. may it be their purpose to see to the hopes of so many

from starting off in bolton, and in bolton north east a labour majority for the past 20 years.completely misguided, it was completely based on some sort of wild fantasy she had in her head. senior tories in bolton told us the fiasco over social care really hurt theircampaign, but for these runners getting ready out of the rain, there were other factors at play too. i was going to do conservative, like i have done before, but then after sitting down with my children and they looked online and they did a poll and they did some other things, they both decided that they both wanted to do labour and i thought, well, it's the children's future now, so i'll put my vote for them. one of the stories of the campaign was the youth vote, from school age up. we don't know how many influenced their parents, but we do know here they voted in high numbers. do you feel that you were very instrumental in what happened in this election? definitely. i feel like we've caused it, because we've gone from having such a small turnout amongst 18—24—year—olds to having a massive one. emily, charlie, dyla

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alex bolton. what do you know about people who did not have insurance but now have it through the affordable care act? what happens. you know exactly what is going to happen with people who were able to get it through the aca? guest: people will still get tax insurance, but one of the things the senate bill does is it lowers the level at which people are eligible for -- from 400%om the at the federal poverty line, to 350%. the senateolder, bill -- the subsidies are adjusted for people who are older and poorer and live in geographic areas where costs are higher. --is not going to be especially if you are older, it will not be as generous as the affordable care act, which basically says they charge older people three times as much as younger people. the senate bill, let's charge five times -- older people five times as much. the other thing the legislation does is it doubles the amount of money you can put into health so that you can stash money to buy insurance. if you are already sick, you already

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liz mcdonald in for deidre bolton. despite democrats losing offices for your state even as the democrats lost for special elections even after the loss of more than 1000 legislative governorships even after nancy pelosi has seen more than five dozen democrats lose their house he undergirded her ship democrats still doubling down on being the party of no. the proof is in how quickly they opposed yesterday's health care bill without even reading it without even trying to fix fix t without coming to the table to do something about it and here's a timeline to to the g.o.p. release the bill at 10:38 a.m.. at 10:54:16 minutes later nancy pelosi argued posing as saying the bill is cruel and 10:5:73 minutes later democrat socialist bernie sanders weighing in saying thousands of people are going to die but no proof of that. that's a falsehood. 16 minutes after that minority leader chuck schumer called it a wolf in's clothing only this was has sharper teeth. that's not all, 20 minutes after that he had hundreds of protesters sta

ambassador bolton, thank you very much. a lot of breaking news.e thank you for being here sir. >> thank you. david: how hillary clinton lost the election according to hillary clinton. take a listen. >> the other side was using content that was just flat-out false. i have taken a tremendous hit after the comey letter. and then later i understood the role that wikileaks played in it. the use of my email account was, turned into you know the biggest scandal since lord knows when. this was the biggest nothing burger ever. i didn't break any rule. nobody said don't do this i was very responsible and not at all careless. david: nothing burger. that is neil cavuto's line. you may recall that former fbi director called clinton's email use, quote, extremely careless but details, details. fox news's jennifer griffin is in d.c. with the latest on clinton's blame game. she leaves a lot of stuff out, jennifer. reporter: david, hillary clinton's remarks yesterday stirred a backlash among some democrats. for the first time we heard clinton turn her sights on the

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bolton joined us this morning on washington journal. >> we are back with alex bolton here to talk about the senate health care legislation and how it compares to the other version of the senate republican version and health versions, as well asb what this means for the affordable care act.pp thanks for being here. i want to begin with what happens next. this draft legislation released yesterday, our viewers know, mr. mcconnell needs a 50 of his 52 republicans, four have already said no as of right now. what does it mean for next week? walks the wealthy. >> the first thing that will happen is will get a cbo score,o and analysis from the congressional budget office which will estimate how many people will lose their insurance because of the changes and how deep the cuts to medicaid are going to be. those things are going -- and the impact on the budget will be in terms of how much this will reduce the deficit. that will determine a lot how people vote, several of the district moderates were worried about the medicaid are waiting for that cbo score before they make a decision. already, mcc

first, to nina warhurst in bolton.as announced and she was here within a couple of hours. probably because there are two marginal seats here. bolton west which the conservatives took from labour to years ago and bolton north east which the conservatives want to ta ke east which the conservatives want to take from labour. if they do take it it will form the part of a much wider story, that of the conservatives taking all of the 1997 games which were made by labour. they have been campaigning in places which would have seem audacious ten yea rs which would have seem audacious ten years ago. as for labour they have had a very interesting campaign. they started off defending seats where they have small margins like chester and fleetwood but they have grown in confidence and jeremy corbyn has grown in popularity in the north—west and we saw that today. he was campaigning in runcorn. that is a conservative minority seat. one which at the beginning of the campaign labour will of written off. the fact their leader is they on t

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i'm going to go to your first, ambassador, bolton.think we can expect from the testimony, everybody is looking forward to seeing what he has to say. >> john: one of the most pompous presentations and all of history. this will be about the greater glory of james comey. he has a memorandum of conversations that he wrote after several meetings with the president. mam calms they are called. it used to be a slogan that nobody ever lost the battle of the memcons. there is some trepidation by donald trump, standing form for american liberty. he will be wonderful, really, he could write the hollywood script right there. >> meghan: do you think we will have an inquiry clarity? finding out if he was pressured to lay off the investigation from president trump, but he is so highly politicized and controversial that even if there is some smoking gun, i don't know if people will believe him. >> john: i think the pressure is not obstruction of justice alone, the fbi director works for the president. the constitution says very explicitly that the exe

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ambassador john bolton and jordan sekulow. melissa: the dow soaring up more than 140 points, almost 143 driven higher by shares of goldman sachs, caterpillar and apple. let's go to nicole petallides. she is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what a day. talk to me about it. >> it really is. the market bouncing back after yesterday which was the biggest selloff in a month. we really saw financials take off leading the market for a second day. those areas such as bank of america, jpmorgan, really got a jump. we saw treasury yields moving higher, highest in the month. idea fed raised rates, yields are higher, profitability to the banks. 10-year bond 2.22s% as i look at the board there. tech stocks, a whole another story. everybody loves tech for the month. some of the names did well, facebook, nvidia in positive territory but after the tech wreck some were faltering. the nasdaq holding on to gains whether they have eight months in a row of gains, haven't seen that since 1999. alphabet, facebook, apple, google all across

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things like the bolton road initiative, or a aib. if everybody walks away thinking we better make nice with china, that's will spill over into every other element of the international politics in asia. as an example, i was speaking to a southeast asia expert and he said to me, i think we are at the point where there is no country in southeast asia that will be willing to entertain a because ofy issue the perception of the economic side. they're worried about economic retaliation. reliablee assess the -- reality of the dollars and institutions, the profound effect they are having on politics is important. graham: i agree mostly with what he said, but i would say, look in the book and you will say, here's a question, in development aid today, compare the world bank to china's set of figurement banks and out in terms of loans this year and next couple years, which is bigger. you would be surprised. >> the chinese banks are larger. graham: four times. anne: it makes you wonder, what is this bolton road thing since the china development b

ambassador bolton, have a great weekend. >> thanks, lou.ou: six months for a supreme cot decion on a issue of critical national security is absolutely irresponsible on the part of the supreme court, what are they thinking? cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. when will washington catch up to the speed of trump? that's the question i think of the hour. and follow me on twitter @loudobbs, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram tonight. on wall street today, stocks shrugging off this jobs report closing at all time highs two days in a row. the dow up 62 points, the s&p up 9, the nasdaq up 59. by the way, all the lefties in the country are sniveling and whining and crying and going all hyperbolic. well, guess what? the markets are saying trump's leadership is the real deal, and they're thrilled with it. volume on the big board 3.4 billion shares, a reminder listen to my reports three times a day. coast to coast on the salem radio network. up next, the venal left, the subject of my commentary and president trump moving to restore law and or

and fox news contributor ambassador john bolton. ambassador, welcome.ith one of the tweets the president sent out today, he was saying look, i was hoping china would help out here, china can't, in terms of north korea, i was hoping they could help with north korea, it hasn't worked out. at least i know china tried. if we can't count on china to put the pressure on north korea, what is it we can do to get them to change their ways? john: the president is being gracious towards china, i don't think they were serious about pressuring korea in the nuclear weapons program, they never have been, acting in a way they say one thing to us and do another. when you look at entire course of north korea's behavior for 25 years or longer, it's been a pattern of outright deception consistently. it goes back to the armistice negotiations in 1953. they lie about everything. they lie about their nuclear program, they lie about ballistic missile program. they lie about intentions on the peninsula. it's not just americans, south koreans, japanese and others, they're prepar

with alexre back bolton to talk about the senate health care legislation and how it compared to the other version -- the senate republican version and the house version as well as what this means for the affordable care act.

nicole bolton's third one day international century comfortably saw australia home with more than teno spare. use in both said he is ready to retire at end of the season and spoke at the challenges, with fitting athletics. you have to go through your worst time to get your best. i think sebastien col is doing a good job, and trying to make track and field as transparent as possible and field as transparent as possible andi and field as transparent as possible and i think that is the right way to go because the fact is that the competition is getting better, you're just competition is getting better, you'rejust coming competition is getting better, you're just coming through seville and the problem we really have is doping so if we can control the problem then track and field will be in the new right click the screen. people can really start trusting track and field consistently then we will be able to stand up with other sports. (pres) now we've all seen clips of dogs running on to football pitches and stopping games — i even remember a chicken at blackburn rovers a few years back, bu

nicole bolton — who scored 107 not out in that match — says they'd like to go through the tournamenten that to hold the world cup at the end of the day we have to win the majority of our game. we look at game by game at the moment but i think we are playing some very good cricket. the best thing about this world cup is you get the opportunity to play in every country and come semi—final it is the top four team fighting it out for that position. it is really exciting and it means any given day anything can come out and get the job done. some news just some newsjust in, a new captain for the british and irish line against new zealand. no room in the 23 man squad for peter her money who lead the side. jonny sexton and owen farrell also in the starting lineup. interesting combination. going for bustin interesting combination. going for bust in this one. sexton starting at fly half and farrell at inside centre and we will see how they go together in that combination. the lions need to win this test to keep the series alive after losing last week. ben te'o who started last week is on the b

alastair bolton lives in a building that was shot.sot: alastair bolton, home shot//"around 8 rounds hit building, two of them penetrated windows. it's just crazy." monday night the shooting was brought up in a community meeting. a contra costa county lieutenent and deputy were questioned whether there are enough patrols in the town of around three thousand at last census check.sot: lt. tricia england, contra costa sheriff's office//"crokett is encased in our beat 1 area which also encompasses rodeo so there's one deputy assigned to double duty."the unincorporated town contracts the sheriffs office. deputy balea patrols four days a week on her own.on weekends 1 deputy patrols across three towns on a ten hour shift. those hours are adjusted around community events. sot:john simon, business shot//"there certainly could be more police presence that time of night."toot's tavern owners say they work together with deputies before big events but this time around it was a small one, so no need. sot: laura easterling, toot's tavern owner//"we follow the rules of everything federal, state, irs, ab

ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor, john bolton.ited states tonight as he watches as the rest of us watch this expanding special counsel staffing and effort obviously to stop his administration cold and to subvert his presidency and his policies. >> i think the first thing is he need to take it seriously. there is a lot of outrange about what has happened, what mueller has already been doing. the notion he's going to try to make an obstruction of justice case here. outrage is fine. but the institution, the very concept of this independent counsel is really a threat to democratic government in my view. it may start on a limited basis and expand almost inif i interes -- infinitely.i do not . you would be back in the archie cox watergate days. i think the thing to do is talk responsibly to the justice department about limiting the jurisdiction of the independent counsel to things where there is something to investigate, russian efforts to influence the elections, not side shows. what have donald trump's investments involving russians o

ambassador john bolton. is this the first time the white house and pentagon have had this kind of fundamental difference? >> i think this is more a tactical difference than anything else. what both sides are missing as i understand from the public reporting is what their starty is after isis is defeated it ties into some of the problems we are asking with the syrians and russians now. the strategy that obama followed for -- during this last years in office and the strategy we are still following today will advantage iran after isis is defeated. that's contrary to our interests interests. kennedy: let's say we are successful and we defeat isis. this outpost seems like a temporary solution because once the i.s. pulls out, it is temporary. but they said you can't keep u.s. troops there forever. and the same problems will materialize it's an avenue for isis to move and a place where assad can gain more traction and lands. which is the worst of those two scenarios. >> i wouldn't put u.s. out posts there. i would

reached their target with 71 balls to spare thanks to 70 from beth mooney and a century from nicole boltonch on what happened pre match. ijust i just wanted to find out what was happening, to be honest. they had said to me she was going to bat so it was a bit confusing that she ended up, they ended up bowling. we would have been happy to do either, it didn't really bother us too much but there was a bit of confusion but nothing to be worried about, i wouldn't have thought. the world egg throwing championships returned to english county of lincolnshire on the weekend just gone the officials were handed titles becoming of an event like this. the day's events included egg russian roulette, where two contestants each took turns smashing half a dozen eggs against their foreheads. nick hornstein and robbie hollander broke the former egg throwing record of 76.2 metres with an 81—metre throw. the egg throwing title was taken by keen cricketers and debutants ben sudell and joe beveridge who through 50 metres. that is all we have time for today, me, thyssen —— tulsen tollett and the sport today team

i think both general keene and john bolton are right. this policy is a brand-new foreign policy. of a return to the reagan era. the bottom line is this foreign policy as defined by three or four things. bilateral trade relationships, kinetic force and the shootdown of the su 22 which had bombed some of our allies. the third that president trump is clearly linking economic and security policy overtly which is smart. the last thing they're doing which is a big change, they're willing to change the entire board up and say reevaluate what moral leader and international accountability looks like and that's what they did in cuba. very strong, very positive. in my view, it's the right direction. whenever you change course markedly and we did a u turn here between obama and a more reagan like trump policy. when we do that, you greet a riptide. there will be controversy and people will say now, why are we changing? the big obligation on the white house is to stay the course and to explain to the american people why moral leadership is what this country has represented back to its founding

ambassador john bolton, ed rollins, former governor mike huckabee tomorrow.on the intelligence. reporter: . kennedy: a special election in georgia being called a political litmus test for the nation. is president trump under investigation? the president says yes, but his lawyer says no. what's really going on. online currency like bitcoin exploding in value. is this the money for libertarians of the future? who will win tomorrow's special elect in georgia. that's the $60 million question. former congression a a

ambassador john bolton.is the first time the white house and pentagon have had this kind of fundamental difference? >> i think this is more a tactical difference than anything else. what both sides are missing as i understand from the public reporting is what their starty is after isis is defeated it ties into some of the problems we are asking with the syrians and russians now. the strategy that obama followed for -- during this last years in office and the strategy we are still following today will advantage iran after isis is defeated. that's contrary to our interests interests. kennedy: let's say we are successful and we defeat isis. this outpost seems like a temporary solution because once the i.s. pulls out, it is temporary. but they said you can't keep u.s. troops there forever. and the same problems will materialize it's an avenue for isis to move and a place where assad can gain more traction and lands. which is the worst of those two scenarios. >> i wouldn't put u.s. out posts there. i would find a

the last time england played in bolton, coloured kit was revolutionary.utting a camera on an umpire would be unthinkable. this was the second ball he delivered in international cricket. it is not usually so simple. taunton is a notoriously good place to back. ab de villiers is notoriously good batting. bowlers, head for the hills. new balls, please. curran returned and picked up two more. south africa reached 17a, once at tower in total but not nowadays. not with england striking it like this. jason roy we re striking it like this. jason roy were supposedly out of form, and he nearly put it out of the ground, going to 50. then south africa claimed he was deliberately getting in the way of their throw while running. the umpire called him out for obstruction. england needed four from the final ball, and south africa did not allow them one. not many will remember the last england game in taunton. few will forget this one. after a thrown in taunton, we had to cardiff for the finale of this t20 international series. owen morgan, the captain, has said there wil

john bolton former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and sir, good day to you. >> good morning. >> bill: what does the trump team do? sanctions or where? >> in the near firm i would reimpose every sanction we ever had on north korea including adding them back to the list of state sponsors of terrorism. they never should have been removed from the list. this has significant implications for economic dealing with north korea. we ought to put all that pressure back on we can. honestly, we've seen enough of north korea over the past 25 years to know they aren't going to change their behavior because we put pressure on them. i think it's time to to cut to the chase here and look at what we really need to do with this regime that commits acts of terrorism, pursuing nuclear weapons, that oppresss its own people. we need to end this regime. the way we end the regime is reunite the korean opinions. we should have started on it a long time ago. we see the character of them. economic pressure won't change that. >> bill: that is significant. and i

ambassador to the united nations, john bolton.here might be concern about what we don't know about their nuclear program. >> there's an enormous amount that we don't know about their nuclear program what we to know is from satellites, what we can see from space. we know from south korean and japanese intelligence. let's be clear, our knowledge of their ballistic missile and nuclear programs other than from those sources is essentially nonexistent. and south koreans and japanese do everything but they're not very comprehensive here. there's a lot we don't know about the nuclear and ballistic missile programs, the chemical and biological weapons and a whole range of other things as well. none of what we don't know -- anything we don't know is not good news. >> stuart: it's surely intensive provocative for north korea to arrest an american citizen and having -- he's -- he gets into a coma and you send the man home, he's been in a coma for close to a year. that's provocative, isn't it? doesn't that demand a response? >> it's barbaric.

ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. obviously they're getting more provocative.y would release the remaining three american hostages there and one canadian, that has gone by the wayside. it's business as usual for the north koreans. >> i would think so. it raises the question why they finally decided to release otto warmbier just days before he died. perhaps the family pulled off the life support equipment. the north koreans realized he was about to die. this is a brutal, barbaric regime. they're pursuing nuclear weapons and have extensive supplies of chemical and biological weapons. their behavior has not changed not through sanctions or diplomacy. it's not going to change. the way to solve the north korean problem is to end the regime. >> neil: one way to get that process going is see what the chinese can do on their part. i always get the impression, you and i chat about this, that they're stringing us along. either they can't control them or won't control them. at least it staves off our taking punitive economic measures against china. >> you put it politely.

john bolton former us investor to the un, fox news contributor here to talk about a lot of things noww are you sir? good sunday afternoon to you. >> the one thing is that he cannot see with this hugely increased resources doing more when you consider the levels of security that have already been ramped up. what is your view on that. >> i think more could be done but there's a different point of issue. we've got to get away from viewing these terror attacks is something that law enforcement needs to respond to. teresa may set it very well that this is part of a radical, islamic ideology and there are people in this country who simply don't believe that and that's fundamentally wrong but if we were facing an ideology at war as we conventionally understood it we went on treated as a law enforcement matter. we would treat it as a tack of the united states. not that these attacks are coordinated by a central authority but we need to get away from the idea that somehow this is knocking over the corner grocery store. it's very different if we put it on a war footing we could treat these diff

. >>> this is beautiful drone footage from bolton abby in england. sam is there with his lady amy. >> if you're right in the middle of history. >> so sam and amy decided to get cool shots with the drone. >> he's like baby, don't fall. >> i want it lower. >> looks like a really beautiful typical english summer's day too. >> then he wants to capture this cool performance. he wants to play her a song. ♪ so he starts playing that beatles song. ♪ love love me do as she's trying not to drop the drone, he gets down on one knee. surprise proposal has been revealed. . >> don't drop it. >> he literally handed her over control and now they're getting married. he should get used to that. >> pretty much. >> i like to be together and i like to do everything together. i would like to continue to do everything together forever. that rihymes. i didn't plan that. >> he brings out the ring. now it's like, okay, i'm going to get up now. it's so adorably cute. >> you know what? props to the brother because he didn't fall in. >> i feel like this is their entire relationship boiled down to one moment. >>

also want to bring in reporter alex bolton with the hill and republican strategist noel, welcome to allf you. jonathan, that mom in pennsylvania says that you can not talk to people in her community without finding somebody who has got a loved one battling addiction. i saw it in ohio. people see it all across this country. what happens to this nation's fight against opioids under this senate bill. >> what happens is that the fight against opioid addiction takes a huge hit. it's a huge setback. you know, in states like ohio, west virginia, you've seen in your reporting, you've seen what this epidemic looks like. you know, we have ways to treat it. there's treatment out there. but people need to get it. they need to be able to pay for it. medicaid is a lifeline for these communities right now. rolling back the expansion, which allowed so many millions of people to get health insurance, and then in the future cutting the funding for the program through either these per capita caps or these block grants that are in the proposals, both of those two steps, you are taking a huge amount ofbill,

alex bolton, dr. john dem browski. happy friday to you both. >> thank you both. russian vladimir putin's direct involve in russia's efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election >> the "washington post" broke the story, questions barack obama's response to the intel that he received in august about russia's involvement about two months actually before the election itself. now, one of the journalist whose broke the story is with us. ellen knock she ma joins us. i must say, the report was stunning, excellent reporting. take us to august when the eyes only information was sent to the president an handful of people to see and explain what happened from there >> thank you. in early august, courier arrived at the white house and from the cia with an envelope that was eyes only for four officials only. president obama and three senior aids. and in that envelope was extraordinary intelligence that had been gathered from deep within the it was highly classified. and it conveyed the specific instructions from vladimir putin himself to the intelligence services t

josh bolton, former chief of staff for george w. bush, said that optimism is based on potential tax reform. u.s. businesses remain optimistic, he says, but there is also a potential downside from failure. that should add to the urgency with which they pursue the reforms. the survey took place between may 3rd and 24th, three weeks when the house passed its health care bill and the president fired then-fbi director james comey. corporate america has made it clear it's optimistic but conditionally so. for "nightly business report," i'm kayla tausche in washington. >>> there are more job openings in the u.s. than ever before. according to the labor department, a record 6 million positions were posted at the end of april. hiring, however, decreased. and that gap between job openings and hiring may suggest employers are having trouble finding qualified applicants. >>> it may be one of the hottest housing markets in history. a new report shows a nearly 7% rise in home values versus april a year ago. but that 7% is down slightly from the pr

mundo menos la de ellos, la defensa"..lo que causo una discusion entre ambos el cual la jueza susan boltonreando mucha tensión en la corte. roberto reveles fundador de somos america "ella ha hecho un buen trabajo, de calmar a los dos abogados." daniel magos victimas de las practicas de arpaio "hay bastante hostilidad entre los dos, pero estoy optimista en el modo que se ha comportado, cassey." ambos roberto y daniel han seguido este caso desde el comienzo inclusive formaron parte del caso de melendres vs. arpaio que fue el que revelo en el 2008 - las practicas de detenciones por perfil racial por parte de la oficina del alguacil del condado maricopa bajo el mandato de arpaio.. roberto reveles fundador de somos america "se siente uno desesperado, que todavia continua las dudas sobre que va a suceder en este caso." pero para ellos significa mucha que hoy el hombre que testifica en su contra.fue el que un dia estaba en el bando de arpaio. daniel magos victimas de las practicas de arpaio "se siente mucha satisfaccion cuando el hombre que lo esta representando empieza a dudar y llega tal punto