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democratic congressman brad sherman today entered a bill of impeachme impeachment. any response? >> i think that is utterly and

the bill was introduced by california representative brad sherman and texas representative al green. the two democrats say president trump's firing of fbi director james comey constitutes obstruction of justice. congressman sherman writing that the constitution provides for "the removal of a president for high crimes and misdemeanors." the congressman acknowledges the unlikelihood of house republicans moving forward on impeachment -- but says he hopes it spurs them to change. in other news on capitol hill-- the house is postponing its official photo of the 115th congress for a very good reasion. lawmakers are waiting until louisiana congressman steve scalise can take part. the majority whip is out intensive care for a second time. scalise remains in serious condition treated for an infection. scalise was shot in the hip last month when a gunman opened fire at a baseball practice in alexandria. ouch. that was just one of the many funny moments last night as the stars of the sports world gathered in hollywood. they faced off for bragging rights- at the 25th annual espy awards. abc's ma

. ♪ >> tucker: congressman brad sherman of california said time is up for the trump administration.t hours ago, the california democrat introduced articles of impeachment against president trump in the house. congressman sherman said he introduced the articles in response to the recent news about donald trump, jr., and his meetings with that russian lawyer. impeachment come as you know, requires high crimes and missed meiners to be proved. what are those? congress men sherman joins us tonight in the studio to explain. that was so fast. he's only been in office seven months. >> i didn't file these in response to the emails. they further bolster it, but i circulated these articles a month ago and said i was going to consult with experts, did that for about three weeks, then congress went on break. this is our first day back. >> tucker: a month ago you were doing this. that's the shortest administration on record. >> harrison. >> tucker: but i mean to be removed by congress. one of the high crimes they believe the president should be convicted of? >> obstruction of justice is defined b

democratic congressman brad sherman has introduced an article of impeachment.against president trump. it accuses the president of obstructing justice and interfering with the probe into russia's election meddling. the congressman explain why on tucker carlson's show last night. >> the hope is that it triggers an investigation, and intervention in the white house. this is a faint hope, that his staff is finally able to say no it's real articles. for that and so many other reasons, mr. president, you've got to stop announcing reversals and foreign policy at 4:00 in the morning in 140 characters per you've got to stop making foreign policy in complete ignorance of the facts. >> eboni: as tucker pointed out, sounds like he wants to impeach the president so he will stop tweeting. leslie, i'm going to go to you. we are kind of laughing about it but it's a serious thing. most of us remember the clinton impeachment trial, we know what it looks like. the heaviness of it. how does it sit with you that this congressman is admitting he's doing this not really to actively i

congressmen have taken the first formal step to impeach the president, brad sherman claims the firingf james comey is obstruction of justice and comes on the of relations about donald trump jr.. this just in from virginia, a senate candidate is seeking the republican nomination to challenge tim kaine next year. the challenger came within a point of winning the party's nomination for governor and his campaign focused on support for president trump, posing even illegal immigration and fighting the removal of confederate monuments. policecely and county, trying to -- prince william county, police try to figure out a shooting that put two people in the hospital overnight and colonial drive. police say the incident does not appear to be random with bullets also hitting a car. both victims are expected to survive. new developments in pennsylvania , the investigation into for missing men. authorities say they have found multiple human remains in a common maggie rulli explains what is next in the investigation. >> police say they have found the remains of at least one of the four young men mi

brad sherman is making me sick he's wasting precious time and money trying to impeach the best president elected. host: mike, i'll leave that, the house republicans and democrats gaveling in the house, we will bring you live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. july 13, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable daniel m. donovan jr. to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, july paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the

southern california congressman brad sherman filed the resolution today.he democrat says the president obstructed justice by firing fbi director james comey. congressman sherman admits there's a long road ahead. >> and i'm hoping that there ll be enough pressure in the country that we'll get to those hearings in the fall or winter. >> the white house is calling the move by sherman completely ridiculous and a political game at its worst. >>> from 7 on your side's michael finney tonight, who can forget video of a ticketed passenger, david dow, dragged off a united flight because it was over book? united will certainly never forget it. this video went viral and caused the airlines tons of bad publicity as you know. now it has come up with a new way to avoid incidents like this again. united is trying a new flex schedule program. it will notify passengers up to five days in advance, offering vouchers up to $250 if they agree to change their flight. >>> all right. well, it is time to turn our attention to the weather. >> yeah, midweek, meteorologist sandhya pat

southern california congressman brad sherman filed the resolution today.emocrat says the president obstructed justice by firing fbi director james comey. congressman sherman admits there's a long road ahead. >> and i'm hoping that there will be enough pressure in the country that we'll get to those hearings in the fall or winter. >> the white house is calling the move by sherman completely ridiculous and a political game at its worst. >>> from 7 on your side's michael finney tonight, who can forget video of a ticketed passenger, david dow, dragged off a united flight because it was over book? united will certainly never forget it. this video went viral and caused the airlines tons of bad publicity as you know. now it has come up with a new way to avoid incidents like this again. united is trying a new flex schedule program. it will notify passengers up to five days in advance, offering vouchers up to $250 if they agree to change their flight. >>> all right. well, it is time to turn our attention to the weather. >> yeah, midweek, meteorologist sandhya patel

representative brad sherman said president trump obstructed justice during the russian investigation and should be removed from office. veronica de la cruz accident kpix5. >>> if fewer a -- veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> if you're a verizon company, the company confirmed today personal data of 6 million of its customers has been leaked online. a cyber security firm based in mountain view discovered the cyber security lapse and found an error that made some names, phone numbers and pin codes available online. the pins are used to identify callers for customer service. verizon said the security hole has been closed, but they are asking people to update their pin colds. >>> state lawmakers could -- codes. >>> state lawmakers could soon launch a huge crackdown on speeding drivers. you know how the red light cameras work? these would be speed cameras. >> it would make i think the streets much better and safer. >> reporter: mixed reactions -- >> i think it's terrible. >> reporter: -- about the possibility of speed cameras watching drivers on busy roads. >> i think it's a natural habit to

now this, los angeles area congressman brad sherman has introduced articles of impeachment against presidentrump and texas congressman al green, the only co-sponsor of that measure. more, please. ashley: mr. sherman says at that donald trump's abrupt firing of james comey as fbi director amounts to obstruction and high crimes. and he filed articles of itch peachment. and the only one who says it's a good idea is al green from texas. it's not going to pass in the house at sarah huckabee saunders says. >> they call it treason? connell: if they lose the house, watch out. stuart: i know. ashley: isn't this ridiculous? goes on and on, never stops. >> it doesn't ever stop. stuart: president trump leaves the swamp to paris taking his defense of the west to france. a few minutes from now, president trump will meet with president emmanuel macron, we'll take you there. you're going to paris, ladies and gentlemen, you'll see it all happen. yesterday op capitol hill, praising janet yellen for the rally. what about the trump rally? have they ever heard of that? the congressman is next. >> the stock marke

brad sherman from california and texas representative al green filed for obstruction of justice. both cited trump's firing of former fbi director james comey. this came one day after the president's son, donald trump jr. publically released e-mails pow his meeting with a russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign. the effort doesn't stand any chance in the republican led house. it doesn't have much backing from democrats, either. >> ♪ >> happening today. senate leaders are unveil their latest healthcare plan. >> it's the plate test effort to repeal and replace obamacare. melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with the latest this morning. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. that plan will be laid tout a closed door group of republican senators. president trump says he'll be "very angry if respect leaders don't pull this off." the new bill does keep most of the medicaid cuts and makes other changes designed to win over enough votes. it would delete certain taxes on the healthcare industry but keep the extra tax on individuals to help people with lower incomes pay their premiu

brad sherman and texas senator a green filed for obstruction of justice.cited trump's firing of former fbi director james comey. >> and united airlines has a new overbooked seats. it's testing a program called flex schedule. the company will offer travelers on popular flights to $50 in vouchers to change plans.. you. >> major data leak. authorities say records of at least 14 million wireless customers who called verizon in the past six months were found on an unprotected amazon storage server. the server's controlled by a company located in israel. the data was reportedly accessible to anyone who knew the web address. >> today is national french fry day. mcdonald's offering up free medium fries through the app. ashby's is giving away if you you buy a brown sugar and bacon sandwich. why pay a dollar we get them free every place queen. >> if it's just brown sugar and bacon they got to do something to push that. >> got to put something else on it. >> oh, wow. >> or just make them at home yourself. >> there you go. >> today is national french fry day but we we

this is brad sherman. he's a democratic congressman from california.bably recognize him if you spent any time on c-span watching hearings over the years. what he says is this. he says after he watched jim comey's testimony before the senate intelligence committee he came to the conclusion that he believes that what comey testified to in sherman's eyes fits into the definition of high crimes and misdemeanors, so congressman sherman has now introduced this article of impeachment against president trump for obstruction of justice. so, yeah, we went to go see the congressman today to talk about this. why not many democrats have joined on board with him, why his own party seems to be reluctant to -- to use what one of them calls the i word and we also asked him this. congressman, there is already a special counsel out there by the name of robert muller. that special counsel, according to jim comey is doing an investigation of obstruction of justice. why bring this now? why are you bringing an article of impeachment? robert mueller hasn't even reported his p

like brad sherman here of california, who launched the first impeachment issue on obstruction of justice. >> how many ammunition is it, though? because there's been suggestions this is a smoking gun, right? but there is still a lot we don't know. we don't know if this led to other meetings. we don't know if this actually led to real collaboration. >> right, the analogy smoking gun but no dead body. i think the issue is credibility at this point. and does this lose his base? does it make republicans peel off? not quite yet. but the case keeps being built. to the point of lies and lies and on top of lies. just within the day that the "new york times" broke the story of the e-mails in which don junior put out his own, you know, version of them on twitter. or not version, the same version. you see within that one "new york times" story how much he lied to them in, like, within a three-day period. first it was about adoption, then nobody else was there, now we hear this. so i do think, especially for the special prosecutor, robert mueller, it just adds fuel to the fire for their investigation

brad sherman filed the first article of impeachment.ouse minority leader nancy pelosi cautioned her party against impeachment talk but now seems open to the idea. >> there is evidence. clear evidence that we need to know more. we should not close that path. i have always been reluctant. i think impeachment is something that impacts the country. when the facts are clear, the law is certainly clear. when the facts are clear, then this congress will make a decision. >> and jackson is trying invalidate the election. >> we worked last year. we won the election! it was stolen. >> okay. lisa, democrats talk about impeachment when trump got elected. i am not looking forward to. it i think it's a losing message for democrats. if you see anything from the special elections it doesn't resonate with voters. >> they always have been fund-raising. in the georgia special election john did not mention president trump once. there was a reason for that. look, they have been trying to undermine the president from day 1. they blamed everything under the su

democratic congressman brad sherman, there he is. filed an article of impeachment of the president over don, jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer. so far he received one supporter, al green. why are these two wasting anyone's time? is this just a bone they throw to pro questionsives so they can say in their campaign lit a fewer, i filed a letter of impeachment so i tried. >> there are democrat who have been talking about impeachment since donald trump was elected. what has to happen is not merely for donald trump to be unpopular. we have have republican candidates who will vote in favor of it. >> he has to commit a crime. >> he's not suitable to be president sow we can throw him out. the guy is a bit of an outdoor cat when he comes to presidents in the past. he does things unconventionally and he doesn't speak agriculture as well as we wish he could have. kennedy: will he be eaten by coyotes? >> they are trying to get to him. let's just come together, a i like houston on the healthcare bill or the tax reform. let's try to work toget

congressman brad sherman is accusing trump of obstructing justice.s about the russian investigation came up during a confirmation hearing this morning. a senate panel questioned his ability to keep the agency independent. >> i got a call from somebody saying the russian government wants to help me get re-elected, should i take that meeting? >> senator, i would think you would want to consult with some legal advisers before you did that. >> donald trump, jr. is being criticized for meeting a russian lawyer last year to get dirt on hillary clinton during the campaign. last night on fox news, trump junior admitted he should have handled things differently. the president tweeted saying -- his son is open, transparent and innocence. >>> there was serious business today at the ninth court of circuit appeals. >> good morning, may it please the court, david schwartz. >> reporter: an appellant is a person making an appeal. >> a monkey just sued for copyright infringement. it really just happened. >> reporter: the monkey is in indonesia, where this selfie was

. >> joining us now is brad sherman, one of the congressmen it.r from over. any good prosecutor will wait to build their case two have an ir clad case before they move forward with their prosecution. why are you filing articles of impeachment now? do you believe do you have an ironclad case? >> i took at oath to the constitution that calls for the impeachment of a president committing high tiers of justice. we have evidence of violation in two instances first in february the president threatened james comey to get him to drop the investigation regarding mike fl flynn. in may, he fired james comey and indicated he did it to curtail an investigation into russian collusion. it's true we may find other high crimes in misdemeanors. this is a long process, and the next step is for the judiciary committee to hold hearings, and we will not hold them unless we have substantial national attention thereon sdplp to do you con vens them to get on board with this? there was maybe one impeachment that brought it up made at one point, but that is as far as anyone

congressman brad sherman lost his mind in last month actually went so far as to draft an article of impeachmentth, nearly 200 democrats filed a lawsuit against the president claiming he is violating the emoluments clause, knowing there are no such grounds and only adding to the weight of the dems' brand as for losers only. more than two dozen delusional clownish dems pushing a bill to create a congressional commission that would declare a president unfit for office. that is how desperate, how lost the dems are. standing for nothing other than obstruction. nastiness and nonsense. they've made themselves a pathetic and cartoonish bunch, all of them, now only inflicting wounds upon themselves, their allies and the left-wing national media, senator schumer and leader pelosi have finally outdone themselves and their party, and in so doing, have at long last served the national interests beautifully, and we thank you. now our quotation of the evening. this from martin luther king, jr. who said -- did i mention a brand? yes, i did. we're coming right back. stay with us. the trump administration asked

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congressman brad sherman is accusing trump of obstructing justice. concerns about the russian investigation came up during a confirmation hearing this morning. a senate panel questioned his ability to keep the agency independent. >> i got a call from somebody saying the russian government wants to help me get re-elected, should i take that meeting? >> senator, i would think you would want to consult with some legal advisers before you did that. >> donald trump, jr. is being criticized for meeting a russian lawyer last year to get dirt on hillary clinton during the campaign. last night on fox news, trump junior admitted he should have handled things differently. the president tweeted saying -- his son is open, transparent and innocence. >>> there was serious monkey business today at the ninth court of circuit appeals. >> good morning, may it please the court, david schwartz. >> reporter: an appellant is a person making an appeal. >> a monkey just sued for copyright infringement. it really just happened. >> reporter: the monkey is in indonesia, where t

rob: brad sherman democrat congressman from california introducing this article of impeachment of donald trump for obstruction of justice, that is where we are, a lot of noise from the far left as they try to build up this case. >> he was on tucker carlson, asking him over and over, what is your smoking gun? how are you making this connection? he kept saying we know what he meant, we know what the president mend, we know what he meant. here is what sarah huckabee sanders had to say. >> actions to coordinate with the dnc was successful unlike anything shown by don junior's emails. information passes from the ukrainian government directly targeting members of the trump campaign in an attempt to undermine and that was just ukraine. the other big news was the foreign intelligence, the president's political opponents funded into simonetti wisely based on discredited opposition research. the only collusion i have seen has been proven is between those people. heather: politico, a trusted source for news especially online came out with this story, dnc contractor to the ukrainian & ukrainians wer

representative brad sherman accused our president of obstructing justice in the federal investigation. he cites the president's abrupt firing of former fbi director james comey. >>> later today officials will be reviewing plans to open a controversial medical marijuana dispensary in san francisco. kpix 5's anne makovec is live where the shop would be in the sunset to tell us why some people don't want it. >> reporter: this is a neighborhood with a lot of different businesses, restaurants, bank, hardware store. and the marijuana dispensary would be right here behind me in this storefront that used to be a pharmacy but neighbors say a pot shop has no business here. >> no, no, no! >> reporter: the plans up for a vote this afternoon. but you can see that the recent community meeting, neighbors were passionately against it. they came out swinging and have been collecting signatures. the proposal comes from the former mayor of oakland jean quan and her husband. and it would turn this empty corner storefront in a pot shot and traditional chinese medicine clinic called the apothecarium. >> wh

brad sherman from california filed the first articles of impeachment.ority leader nancy pelosi typically cautions hers party against impeachment talk but how to now she seems open to the idea. >> in is evidence, clear evidence, we need to know more and we should note close that path. i have always been reluctant because i think impeachment is something that really has an impact on the country, so when the facts are clear, the law is certainly clear, when the facts are clear, then this congress will make a decision in that regard. >> another prominent democrat like jesse jackson are still trying to invalidate the election. >> let -- fool you, we worked last year, we won the election.c it was stolen. >> stop talking to people off set. we have a show to do. [laughter] lisa, 2018 midterms are going to be the impeachment election. democrats are talking about impeachment on election night when trump got elected. i am anot looking forward to it, i think it is a losing message for democrats. if you see anything from the special elections like john ossoff, it do

brad sherman from the san fernando valley is accusing the president of obstructing into russian meddling. most democrats distanced themselves saying they fear it will energize the trump base. he says he's assured minority nancy pelosi he won't ask for a floor vote without consulting the democratic caucus first. >>> at this hour, president trump and the first lady are on board air force 1 flying to paris. they left washington d.c. about 90 minutes ago. this was the first time mr. trump has been seen in public since saturday morning when he returned from the g 20 summit in germany. the president is going to paris for the annual field day celebration as a guest of france's new president. we have a section devoted to the trump administration and click on the link right there on the home page. you can access all the latest news coming from the white house. >>> gop leaders are focussing on health care ready to try to push a new health care bill through the senate. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is ready to unveil the latest bill and reportedly keeping the obamacare measure that imposes

the first article of impeachment has been introduced a california democrat representative brad sherman accusing president trump of obstruction of justice and interfering with the russian investigation. tonight we are tracking what the media is missing, what is not reported in the wall-to-wall coverage over russia. chaos, upheaval now growing due to wrongheaded progressive policies backfiring. progressive officials making the wrong choices. coast-to-coast coverage they are. shootings and gang violence rising in chicago a so-called antitrust anti-fascist groups open and physically fight back. the representative physically threatening donald trump on his face the age. yet another u.s. citizen killed by an illegal immigrant, this time in nebraska appeared the drunk driver deported seven times. tax hikes on small businesses in seattle at the government worker tension tidal waves. wait, there's more. police officers in new york city turning their back on democratic mayor build up lazio for skipping a memorial for slain officer to instead protest in germany were hundreds of cops were injured.

democratic congressman brad sherman has filed an article of impeachment against president trump.using power by attempt to go halt the ongoing investigation into his campaign alleged collusion with the russian government. the white house calls this move ridiculous. well, ivanka trump is coming out in support of six afghany girls competing in robotic contest in washington. they were denied a visa. politico is reporting that the urging of president trump, the state department granted them entry after they were denied twice. war on cash, offering merchants $10,000 to upgrade payment technology and stop taking cash. the program will focus on restaurants, food establishments and eventually to help to expand other businesses and that is what is happening now, get out your debit card, lauren. lauren: right, can they kill cash. more fallout from donald trump jr.'s meeting with russian lawyer as the senate judiciary committee plans to ask paul manafort to testify about that meeting, joining us former policy adviser to george w. bush, paul, good to see you, paul. >> hi, there. lauren: there

representative brad sherman says the president on instructed justice during the russia investigation and is unfit to serve. >>> it's a tough sell to recommend a financial book as summer reading but cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says that her list won't be at all like homework this summer. so there are always books about wall street. which ones do you recommend? >> reporter: i love bilko han's why wall street matters. now, it's funny, it's a defense of an industry that cohan has actually pilloried in the past. it's a great read for those who want an easy to understand breakdown of how financial institutions work and what role they are supposed to play in the economy. now, in the undoing project, best-selling author michael lewis, you remember he did the blind side and the big short among others, he explores the roots of something called behavioral economics. that's the field of study which seeks to understand our decision-making processes and tries to make sense of how the human mind systematically errs. who can't relate to that? for those who saw the recent hbo movie ver

california democratic congressman brad sherman says that he now has evidence based on former fbi directore the senate last month of obstruction of justice by president trump. sherman sat down with fox5 today. we asked him if this is not a bit premature given that special counsel robert muller has already launched an investigation and has yet to come to any conclusions. sherman says based upon what he heard in that meeting he has enough evidence to bring this article of impeachment. >> so, we have the sworn testimony. it matches the existing criminal statutes like a glove. we have enough to move forward now. that we perhaps get the white house to act differently, that wouldn't be a bad thing, or we just get the ball rolling a little sooner. >> reporter: yeah, but you know the reality is this ball is not going anywhere any time soon. republicans control the house of representatives. there is no momentum even on the democratic side to bring this in large part, even the leader of the democratic caucus today refused to say the word impeachment. he kept calling it the i word. clearly democrats

brad sherman just filed and article of impeachment in congress because they want to wait for more factsn. what we learned this week, an intent to collude with russian from donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russian attorney. the question -- >> neil: that's a big leap to say there was an attempt to collude with the russian government. you're doing the very thing that a lot of people say oh, back up. >> that's exactly why bob mueller, his investigation -- >> neil: leave it at that then. let bob -- >> we'll see what congress decides to do with that information. >> neil: sarah, what do you think? >> democrats do risk putting themselves in a boy who cried wolf situation with this overwrought criticism to everything that comes out of the trump white house. it erodes their credibility to criticize the legitimate problems with the trump administration. that's what you've seen with the donald trump jr. e-mails. this looks bad. no spinning it. democrats have alluded to treason, they have cried impeachment. they have embraced the pop culture images in violence. when a legitimate situation arises,

the first article of impeachment has been introduced a california democrat representative brad shermanesident trump of obstruction of justice and interfering with the russian investigation. tonight we are tracking what the media is missing, what is not reported in the wall-to-wall coverage over russia. chaos, upheaval now

meanwhile, democratic congress member brad sherman of california introduced an article wednesday of impeachment against donald trump, accusing the president of obstructining juste in the fbi's probe into russia's interference in the 2016 election. this is congreressman sherman spspeaking with los angeles station kabc. >> this is not a political matttter. this is a matter o of consencce. we do knknow thehere is obstrucn of justice. we do know this presidency is ignorant, incomompetent, anand n full's of -- i impulsive. behavior ofof the white house e changes, i think w we wl see e a new president. not anytime soon, but before the end of the four years. amy: elslsewhere on capitol hil, president trump's pick to replace fired fbi director james comey, christopher wray, told the senate judiciary committee wednesday he will act independently from the white house if confirmed. christopher wray said no one had asked him for a loyalty oath as trump reportedly asked me to give. south carolina republican senator lindsey graham asked wray about trump's claim on twitter wednesday that special counsel rober

democratic congressman brad sherman today entered a bill of impeachme impeachment. any response? >> i think that is utterly and completely ridiculous and a political game at its worst. thanks so much, guys. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. you were just listening to the audio only off camera white house press briefing with the republican source telling them the white house is paralyzed. they have accused the white house of collusion with ukraine and wanting to revoke jared kushner's security clearance. sara murray was listening to the briefing as she awaits the paris to arrive to his plane for france. it appears the white house is struggling over this e-mail situation. >> they are struggling, and they are turning their back on hillary clinton and her campaign, and we saw them dodge the question about yet again why we're facing another closed meeting between a trump official and a russian, this time president trump's own son. another bombshell, throwing the trump administration off track, leaving white house officials muddling through the mud. president trump spent much

. >> do you think your colleague brad sherman should put the brakes on this, that it's not helping yourrgument by filing these articles? >> there are multiple -- let's remember, john, how many investigations are on going now. there is the special counsel of the fbi, multiple congressional investigations. and with every new revelation like this, there is more and more information that will lead to a conclusion, wherever that conclusion -- wherever the facts take us. so we'll figure out what needs to happen. at this point, we need to keep gathering the information. at the same time we do that, here is what congress can do, john, congress can send and the speaker can take action this week to send the russia sanctions bill that the senate passed and see if the president will sign it. that's a policy matter that will put the president to the test of whether or not he's willing, as he says, to be tough with russia or whether he's really the president that we saw during the campaign as the candidate who kept talking about wanting to be friends with russia. this is a serious matter. russia inte

they are the honorable brad sherman and the honorable seth moulton. we're filing this amendment not because we believe that a president can self-pardon but because if some president attempted to do it, this amendment would be there for us to act expeditiously and prevent it. mr. speaker, this is the solution that i hope we never have to use. i pray that this amendment never has to be pushed through. but i am so proud to have it there in the event it is needed. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. paulsen, for five minutes. mr. paulsen: mr. speaker, the fourth line in the warrior ethos reads i will never leave a fallen comrade. every soldier who passes through the army basic training knows this model and truly it is the spirit of our entire military. currently more than 75,000 americans are unaccounted for from conflicts ranging from world war ii to the war on terror. we must continue to vindicate the spirit of the warriors ethos and aid our military to make sure that we ne