what did brendan say?eed that steven had gone under there. >> reporter: you use the word "agreed." >> yes. >> reporter: so you brought it up first? >> yes. i believe so. >> reporter: that is one of the areas that you came under fire for? >> yes. >> reporter: is that you were planting things in his mind. >> yes, that's what they said. and there were instances that we did ask him specifically about things, yes. and that can happen in an interview. >> reporter: can we take that as a reliable answer, given how it was spoon-fed to him? >> well, your side would argue now and i would say based on the entirety of the interview, i would say yes. >> reporter: and as for that other moment that has angered so many followers of the case. >> any regrets about that, bringing it up yourself, about putting that in his head? >> there is always things that you can improve on. there are instances because of brendan's personality that, yeah, we had to talk to him about and ask more specifically certain questions and that happe

charlie: our long national nightmare is over brendan. you know, i had one question and i'll kick it over to you, susan, just from a sort of procedural thing, brendan. does the fcc have to reexamine this thing and sign off on it from this point on? >> right today the doj announced they're clearing the transaction from their perspective, that builds on our announcement that the sec, that we're also in favor of the transaction and now it will come back to the fcc for a final vote. the entire package of the transaction and really today is a goodwin for the u.s. , in terms of our leadership in 5g, you know 5g has been a top priority for me at the fcc but also the trump adminitration if it's a great job story and great for our economy so a good day for u.s. leadership today. charlie: and the reason why we're talking about 5g here is that the combined t ebb month ill sprint and i always thought this was the most compelling part of the argument, is, i mean , sprint was the fourth largest carrier t-mobile was the third, together, they're going to

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brendan says, in a good year, they see more than 24 couples a day.0 per ceremony, that's $8,400 a day, or more than $3 million a year. man, i'm in the wrong business. ...once again, pronounce you husband and wife. and the ceremony is only one of the ways they make money here. how do you monetize things? i mean, you charge for the wedding itself? yeah, the wedding, flowers, dvd. limo service. we have six limos. our pink caddie that picks people up. so it's all in-house? everything? yeah. but perhaps the biggest moneymaker, outside of the actual ceremony, is the photography. yeah. they say it brings in an extra $700,000 to $800,000 a year. paul: people get married for $199 and then buy $600 worth of pictures. lemonis: for better or for worse, and for more than 20 years, brendan's found success keeping the king alive. hey! whoo! and i had just one piece of advice for him. elvis had a manager, right? right, yeah, that's true. and he had somebody that handled merch sales. yeah, yeah. and somebody that did his record deal. yeah, right. and somebody that so

this is mike, independent line, for representative brendan boyle of pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: good morning, c-span. good morning, rep. thank you for your time. over the last few weeks, couple weeks on c-span i learned a couple things. i'm hoping to get some clarification on. the media is not reporting. maybe you can help me. number one, i found out russia is replacing our shipments of corn and soybeans to china. my feel is we are not getting those shipments back. that's the first thing. the second thing, i found out during the shutdown, there's 15 oil and gas permits passed for our national parks to be drilled in. and 70 for our coastline. during the shut down -- shutdown it was passed. that's two. number three is the biggest one. there are 20 arms deals to saudi arabia by kushner. one of those arms deal alone was 15,000 missiles from plane to surface, whatever you call them. raytheon has to build a factory, show them how to build those missiles. host: ok. the matter of budget, do you have a topic, since that's the one we are engaging in? caller: oh, the budget. tax th

." >> representative brendan boyle represents the constituent of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. pennsylvania. he is a member of the budget committee and also a member of the ways and means committee. good morning? guest: good morning to you. yesterday,t passing how did you vote for that? guest: when it is a vote like about, there will be a number of things you like and some things that you dislike. at the end of the day, i thought it was the responsible thing. we have to the era of the constant threat of either government shutdowns, or god forbid, not raising the debt ceiling. so in terms of things i like, that was chief among them, the fact that the debt ceiling was raised. it is raised until the summer of 2021, approximately two years. in my view, we shouldn't even have a debt ceiling. we are the only country in the world that does. it is a dumb and dangerous idea. i think i have talked about this on here before. we should entirely remove the concept. if i could, i think there is some misinformation about that and i want to educate folks, when i say remove the concept of the d

brendan gorshey and his dad tim. thank you for being here. of course we are thinking about you all the way from here in detroit. brendan, i understand you were near the gunman when this all began. how are you holding up and really, how are your twin 12-year-old girls holding up? >> for the most part, you know, we're okay. i think we're still processing stuff. i don't know how it's affecting my daughters yet. they're scared. my daughters are scared. they didn't want to sleep alone last night. my one daughter was scared to walk out of kentucky fried chicken last night. i'm not sure how it's affected everybody yet. >> i can't begin to imagine what they, you or your dad are feeling. you know, it's not even been 24 hours. can you take me back and share what you feel comfortable with? tell me what you saw. >> yeah. i saw pretty much from the point he raised his rifle. we pretty much saw him from when he came over the fence. you know, we were leaving, driving out, headed home because we get to park inside. we worked the festival. we were headed out

brendan, i want to start with you.plain it right there, did he wait too long to come back to new york city or make the decision to come back to new york city? >> i thought politics in d.c. was tough, but, clearly, new york politics is harder. i have a hard time criticizing him for this. this was a very short, relatively short blackout. and, you know, this is not the type of thing that will have any lasting impact and i was most surprised that he got thrown under the bus by his governor. that was quite remarkable. you know, the problem for him here is that he is a candidate polling at zero or 1%. and any opportunity to get attention is important. you know, attention is the currency of this campaign right now with 20 something democrats running. anything that you can, any time you can get the cameras on you is good and that was a missed opportunity and really is, i think, a situation of bad luck that he happened to be out at that moment. >> seemed to filibuster during that press conference in the last hour because knowin

. >> former house speaker to paul ryan, brendan. you make the point, congressman green has tried this before many, many times. not in a moment like this. republicans have their own strategies how they could sort of play this moment. >> sure. this is what tphoepnancy pelosid to avoid. it is not about impeachment related to collusion or obstruction of justice. it relates to donald trump is a lousy guy. things he has done that are racist and all of these other things. but there is a lot of pent up frustration among democrats frustrated nancy pelosi hasn't moved faster. i think he got 66 votes the last time that he did it. >> i want to interrupt you so we can listen in. >> -- in my view the question of presidential accountability should in the first substaninst consistent with the committee's constitutional responsibilities. >> you would like the vote to be to send it to the judiciary committee? >> some my view, this is going to have to be by the first judiciary committee. >> okay. can you talk to us about the contempt vote as well and

so, take us back, brendan.some insight into what specifically the former house speaker is talking about? what are some of the bad decisions he prevented the president from making some. >> sure. the one that's been reported from this book is in march of 2018, the president was interested in vetoing a spending bill and wanted to have a government shutdown over the way that the bill came out. and he was able to have private conversations. it was sort of a fire drill for a couple days to talk him out of that. and eventually he tweeted that he was thinking about vetoing it but ultimately did not, we were able to get that bill signed and avoid that kind of disaster. there is a narrative that the speaker never disagreed with the president publicly, and that's just simply not the case. the two examples that were cited in the book were the unfortunate horse face comment which he the then day in an interview with john diggerson rebuked. there is the example of saying that the president was wire-tapped by president obama

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friend. >> i was out of breath and i heard about it. >> sources tell our fox affiliate it appears brendanand weapon in his car when police arrested him at the convenience store in south and this. this is a surveillance picture of him walking into the store. moment later cops close in on him. investigators tracking his cell phone and credit card activity, his father released a statement to the local nbc affiliate saying i know my son is innocent and i have reasons to believe that. i would ask everybody to please give him presumption of innocence until proven otherwise. he is being held in jail without any bond, could be back in court today. we will update you if that happens. >> when the call comes they run toward danger but new video shows nypd officers enduring harassment from those they swore to protect. >> violated the harm. >> it is tough to watch, the president of the sergeant association calling for the resignation of the nypd commissioners, telling us why you're putting the blame on him. >> i put the blame on neil, the nypd is being run into the ground. what we are suffering is --

brendan is being held at the jail and should be having a court hearing soon, most likely seeing that happen today. we are waiting to find out what relationship these two had, if they knew each other, if they were friends. heather: that small college town is rocked by this. in the meantime an urgent manhunt underway for a teen suspected in three murders in canada. police say they are wanted in the killings of a north carolina woman and her boyfriend and another man. >> we are asking the public, consider them dangerous, do not approach, take no action and call immediately. >> they were shot and killed on a remote highway in british columbia. days later the teens were reported missing when police discovered their abandoned truck on fire with a dead body nearby. it is unclear why they are considered the suspect. ice agents arresting 35 illegals, 2000 targeted and donald trump's cracked on on illegal immigration, 18 were members of family units, 17 people were not originally targeted. nancy pelosi and failed presidential candidate hillary clinton issued warnings flyers on how to avoid ice

brendan, let me start with you on justin amash.s a pretty scathing op-ed, the two party system has evolved into a threat. a lot of these remarks are aimed at the republican party. he has been pretty tough on this president. he has always been a loaner. >> i read the op-ed and agreed that partisanship and tribalism is a real problem and we need to think about more traditional things. my problem and what was missing from this was a my bad. justin amash had been one of the front runners of the freedom caucus in the house who drove us to partisanship more than probably anything in the last five years. it's hard for me to read something from him talking about needing more compromise and people to get along more where anything that had a scent of democrat he wasn't voting for. >> we would end up being forced to take positions or run bills that we knew would never become law and we would get trapped in ditches or stuck or they would be upset. it's a cycle that we kept going through. i appreciate a lot of what he is saying. i wish he would

at ole miss and i've been talking to a lot of people in the community trying to learn more about brendannd what that relationship was with allie and here's what we know so far, we have seen some old pictures that show allie and brendan posing together several times indicating they did know each other at some point. several people referred to him as her boyfriend but police have not confirmed that. some strange twitter behavior, 3 days before her body was found brandon's account liked a tweet that said if i had a girlfriend i would not let anyone tell her. we spoke to a student who took a class with allie this summer and saw brandon out a lot. listen to what he told me. >> i've seen them at the bar, always all the time on the square, not really a great guy, came off as kind of rude. definitely shocking because he never seemed -- he didn't look like someone who would do something like that. >> reporter: more importantly we are learning more about allie as a person, a founding member of the ole miss golf club and beloved member of the out for 5 sorority. ole miss is offering grief counselor

. >>> also showing off her hot bikini body, miranda lambert with her hubby brendan. >>> nick jonas celebratingirthday in miami. he looks a bit around the middle. >> some of it is calling it a dad bod even though they don't have a kid yet. >> you want to see happiness, i'll show you a ton of happy zmrns no, we're good. we understand. we understand. good night. >>the canyon fire is burning in the north bay, the fast-moving brush fire sending plumes of smoke into the air and has forced evacuations. good evening, i'm ken wayne. and i'm catherine for pam moore. this is happening in napa county where crews have been scrambling to keep the flames from spreading and we want to get right to kron four's seconds she is in that pond. >>taylor house the same looking now.

thenlk with brendan boyle, dan meuser. c-span'so watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. house speaker nancy pelosi and other democratic members of congress spoke on the steps of the u.s. capitol this morning about their accomplishments in the first 200 days in the house majority. speaker pelosi: good morning. good morning, everyone. 200 days ago, the most dynamic and diverse house majority in history took the oath of office and then got to work. steps of the capitol, we celebrate the extraordinary progress that are historic majority, led by so many outstanding freshmen, has advanced. the american people elected a house majority that would be for the people. ensuring government works for the people's inretest, not the special interest. we promised to lower health care costs, and have sent 10 bills to the senate to reduce prescription drug prices, protect the pre-existing conditions, and reverse the g.o.p. sabotage of health care. we promised lower health care costs, increased wor

underwood's took over his father's chicken he stopped selling to wholesalers and launched his own brendan distribution and is expanding into frozen pies his turnover increased 20 fold to over a $1000000.00 and his payroll has risen from $4.00 to $25.00 people. has some advice for the opposition conservatives poised to win next month's election and who want to expand on success stories like his. taxes are much heavier now and i try to offset them as much as possible with investments but if it weren't for such high taxes i would have invested even more in the past few years were among the hardest hit businesses during the greek economic depression their income tax quadrupled their social security payments went up their diesel subsidy was eliminated and the sales tax they paid on raw materials doubled this massively increased the amount of money farmers have to set aside each year in order to stay in business and many have been leaving the profession one in 3 farmers who went into business during the crisis has quit says a recent survey to encourage entrepreneurship new democracy is promisin

will discuss the increased federal spending and the limit.e in the borrowing first, we speak with brendan boyle. then, pennsylvania republican congressman dan meuser. he sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. approved acommittee subpoena for personal emails used by white house advisors ivanka trump and jared kushner. the party line vote in the oversight and reform committee came after they approved in number of other measures, including renaming several u.s. postal service locations. locations.

first, pennsylvania democratic congressman brendan boyle, then pennsylvania republican dan meuser. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> the house approved a budget agreement that would increase spending by $324 billion, and suspend the debt ceiling for two years. the debate on the bill prior to the vote on the house floor.

and nischelle turner found out her secret as miranda and her husband brendan mcloughlin as they brought ♪ you know it ain't my fault when i'm walking jaws drop♪ >> you got a little glow, that honeymoon glow is still there. >> yeah. >> it looks good. >> i'm thrilled to be married and having a great time. >> those big smiles say it all. miranda and her man are loving their newlywed life. the country singer and nypd cop tied the knot in january after a whirlwind two months of dating. and miranda's not shy about being in l-o-v-e, captioning this sunset city pic -- "ny pda." >> love looks good on you. >> well, thank you. i love love and i'm always searching for it and i've found the person who loves it as much as i do and it just works. >> the couple's making it work, bouncing back and forth between new york and nashville. this weekend -- miranda made it a family affair in the big apple with her brother, celebrating pride. >> it's really great to be happy. and i feel like it's contagious and having someone positive in your life when you wake up with and go to sleep, really changes the outloo

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me and brendan were just about to go on that ride. feel bad for them people. >> this was not the dayor this. the scene at sixlags in prince george's county. roller coaster riders stuck on the hill around 6:15 lastight and up there about two hours. it is a floorless roller coaster so you can imagine the heat there. this happened several times in the past few years. >>> senate minority leader chuck schumer will lead democrats to the u.s./mexico border. he plans to, quote, investigate, inspect and evaluate the latest conditions at border facilities 37 the group will visit the same detention center in texas that vice president mike pence visited last saturday. the vice president saw crowded conditions where men are held behind a chain linkfe nce. >>> federal investigators believe trump was involved in hiding payments to stormy daniels. the former porn star said she had an affair with him and trump has denied the affair. a judge released the court documents after prosecutors he finished t investigation with trump's former fixer michael coh

. >>> joining us first on cnbc is fcc commissioner brendan carr.it would sign off. commissioner, thanks for your time today. >> thanks for having me. >> you think at this stage and obviously with all the caveats that this is a win for wireless competition? >> yeah, the doj's announcement of clearing this transaction, that's a real significant win for u.s. leadership in 5g. it's been my top priority, a big priority for the trump administration and by accelerating 5g buildout through the deal 99% of americans are going to see 5g faster that's a good day for u.s. leadership >> we just heard claure say he hopes the ag thing doesn't turn into a political fight will it? >> i think the fact that the fcc have cleared it significantly undermines that state ag case. it highlights the different focus. the state suits are focused very much on new york city, san francisco, and 5g in those markets and, look, regardless of this transaction, new york, san francisco, maybe even san jose will get 5g no matter what but we've been focused on, how do you get rural amer

first, we speak with a pennsylvania democratic congressman, brendan boyle and then dan meuser. be sure to watch c-span's atshington journal" live 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> here is our look that's a look at our live coverage friday. nancy pelosi will hold her weekly news conference with reporters. lookspan2 at 9:30 a.m., a at how the trump and obama administrations handled migration from central america and mexico to the u.s. the national governors association holding day two of their summer meeting insulting city. and on c-span3, a discussion on drug prices and the impact on patients. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy held a news conference on the legislative agenda taking questions from reporters about a two-year budget deal and testimony from former special counsel robert mueller.

and in his rambles through brendan burke from time to also wrote critically of his birthplace saying was a bit lavish for such a small town but he did say it was beautiful he situated on the lake you know and and and and how did from tom his childhood here in mobile being shaped him. i think much sean does from time i think that the wide open spaces here on the lake and forest landscapes gave him a certain sense of home. through here and make it happen that's about an author also goes up and that was the trigger for him to start writing not about other regions but the one he came from. and which he came to love so much that later in life he wrote 5 books about it all that escape. before i keep following my fun time route there are a few tips for you what else does brant burke have to offer especially now in the summer many tourists come here to the most watery state in germany. brandenburg has around 3000 lakes more than any other state in germany and the water quality measured at the lake shore beaches is generally excellent the south the water's clean it's great swimming here sun s

four years ago in new zealand, and inspired by one of your great mates former new zealand captain brendanally the tournament that initiated everything. it was a pretty dark time after that day in wellington where we were humiliated and eventually knocked out of the tournament, and then came back and sat down and made a plan. we were so far behind the rest of the world at the time, and the process of getting to the world cup, we had pretty much hit rock bottom at the time. there was daylight between us and the best teams in the world. it was humiliating, and it is not a nice feeling. we were playing the wrong brand of cricket, we didn't adapt to and conditions, and we sort of went in with the wrong mindset. so you changed it so you started hitting teams from the front, being aggressive, brave and bold with the bat, especially. yes, it was clear from 2015 that that was the direction 50 overs cricket was going, so in order to be considered contenders for this world cup we needed to be ranked in the top three in the world, and we are now thankfully ranked number one. but to be playing a brand

first we talk with brendan boyle. then pennsylvania republican congressman dan meuser. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy held a news conference on the legislative agenda, taking questions from reporters andt a two-year budget deal special counsel robert mueller. mr. mccarthy: good afternoon. good morning. just this morning, i saw the house democrats held a press conference to celebrate their first 200 days in the majority in congress. what i can't figure out is what are they celebrating? what have they actually accomplished? it's not even a question for me. it's not a question america is asking. but it's a question internally, chief of staff, inside to the congresswoman, has actually twittered -- or tweeted a question to challenge any person in america to name them one thing this democrat majority has accomplished for the american public around their kitchen table. only internally they're asking, but now they're holding a press conference. what i thought i would

brendan smith appreciate how the airport is honoring note and his contributions to the lgbtq community it's impressive. it's a huge amount of real estate they devoted to him. >>and i feel like the airport is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to. honoring his legacy. >>airport is seemingly always under construction this specific project broke ground in 2016 the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously voted to remain the terminal after midnight when plans to rename the entire. >>for over 40 years has been given help to so many people. and just members of our lgbt community but people from around the world who sometimes felt as if they didn't have a voice and i really hope that his message of hope. >>resonates with them long after their visit here is kind of the rights pioneer in this country. services to set the tone for the rest of the country. and so i feel like to me to be impacts the airport is also getting ready for its on site hotel the grand hyatt to start booking reservations it's located next to the international terminal. >>and is scheduled to open at th

these numbers are very alarming in signal a looming social crisis in discrimination l j b t activist brendan straka says radicals are turning people against the community. our community has been overtaken by a very sort of extremist very political faction that has tried to essentially politicize everything under the umbrella. there is sort of this more extremist progressive faction that has really overreached i think they've made a lot of people uncomfortable i think a lot of people on the l t t community feel uncomfortable once it is put out into the internet and to be the atmosphere that you are a racist or bigot or a hate group or whatever it lives in infamy on the internet and so then other people in the future will use that against you to say well you can't come here we can't come here we want to live here because there's always those already been in the southwest. that's a global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always had to our website r.t. dot com the details on all of those stories and many want. to see a sequel if. you when you see me and i just. think if you. th

officer brendan correa. if you did, it may be a little too late. >> you have to see them before they see you. >> reporter: that's the ticket. that is not meant as an intentional pun. but after recent road work and widening, they see this as a dangerous corridor and they're out to slow people down the old-fashioned way. how fast are we going? >> 102. >> reporter: this stop turned interesting fast. >> whoa. >> reporter: the white cara head had been going 90 miles an hour and this was just the beginning of what shouldn't have been such an adventure. the driver pulled over on the center divider. >> i don't know what she's doing, but i'm going to back away from her. >> reporter: it's just another day in the life of a c.h.p. officer trying to keep our roads safe. and yes, the driver of that white car did receive a citation. >> dui impairments and speeding are our bread and butter. >> reporter: as the c.h.p. tells us, there can be a difference between written speed limits and how people drive. officer tells us he a

our colleague brendan was a presenter at the award. >> thank you, leah and mike, for watching us every >>morning. still ahead, hollywood furns the loss an award-winning actor who passed away overnight. >>> plus, was russia behind the conspiracy theory following the days of the murder of seth rich. we're looking at a new report that says yes. >> time for your dog-walking fore tst. look ats cutie, 10 month old annabelle, spring eer spaniel m. only going to be a 40 dog when she grows up. dog-walking forecast for today, no weather worries today but the pavement will be hot later on in pavement will be hot later on in the [ up-tempo music plays ] we don't just play music in d.c. ♪ at we make songs th celebrate life... and love and living. they're d rn in our souls anhearts. and the beat travels up through our bodies until there's nowhere else for it to go but out. that's the way it is here. that's the way we like it. ♪ >> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >>> good morning, everybody, ow i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we want to begin with a check your forecast and commute. our me

we are still waiting for bond hearing for brendan. that has not happened yet. abca2 thank you so much. this story now, teens wanted in the murder of a north carolina woman and her boyfriend could soon go out in a, quote, blaze of glory. the father of one of the suspects tells local reporters in canada his son is on a suicide mission and expects him to be dead by tuesday. police closing in on them after their car was found on fire. thousands of miles from where they are suspected of setting another truck on fire and killing a man identified as leonard dyke. a motive for the murder is unknown. abca2 breaking overnight puerto rico's governor resigns after nearly two weeks of protests. >> expressed the right to freedom of expression, i have received everything you have said and heard you loud and clear. >> thousands of protesters marching through the f to leaked conversations show the embattled governor sending a few offensive text, one of them -- basket is going to take over. >> north korea fires short range missiles casting doubt on the future of denuclearization

me and brendan was just about to get on that ride. feel bad for them. >> yeah. this was the scene at six flags in prince george's county. the fire burn roller coaster became stuck at the top of the hill around 6:15 last night. folks were up there about two hours. it is a floorless roller coaster so you can imagine a little discomfortn op of the heat baking those folks. this is not the first time passengers were stuck on a ride at six flags america. it has happened several times the past few years. >>> update on a story we have been following with the ooamazo fulfillment center. >> the plan to build that fulfillment cter in prince george's county is moving forward now. the proposed center would be located in the westphalia community in upper m lboro. a meeting lasted nine hours. both residents and planning board membersxpressing concern about having such a large facility there. >> it's a community that left behind us here after some people have gone and -- it's a community that says here. invested here in prince george's county that we care about the most. >> so

joining me now brendan buck on the left. and gabriella domenzine.o you put stock in what he said there, leaving the door open to a presidential run? >> i think there's a chance he is going to run. i saw his first declaration of independence, as you called it, a step towards that. it's very difficult to see how he runs for re-election without a party, being able to run on the gop line. that's a tall order. i saw this as a first step. i know having worked in the house that justin amash has always saw himself as someone who was going to be on the national stage. that's a natural progression. i think he is going to run. i would be surprised if he didn't. is it going to win? of course not. even a small margin he is able to -- he is from michigan. michigan is an important state. if he is able to chip away at that, it could have an impact on the president's charges. >> you have been part of a presidential campaign. you know how difficult it can be, even when you are running for a party nomination in the democratic party as martin o'malley was. as an indepe

. >> brendan has two twin 12-year-old girls who saw it all as well. sarah sidner is live in gilroy. police identified the gunman. tell me more about the investigation. why did this happen? >> reporter: look, he had an ak-47-style assault weapon he planned on waging war against people who had no idea, complete innocents, that were at this concert. for whatever reason he seemed to be an angry young man. what he was doing there we do not know at this time. police are looking into whether or not for example he's a member of any kind of group. what we do know is we have seen his social media posts, instagram for example that's been taken down. a few days before the festival was to open up. on his instagram he talked about the gilroy garlic festival and items there being too expensive. then he talked about a white supremacist book filled with misogyny, anti-christian, antisemitic, a really racist and race-baiting-filled book he recommended people to read. those are two details from this particular shooter that we have learned from police as well. what we should also mention though because

first we talk with pennsylvania democratic congressman brendan boyle, then pennsylvania republican congressmanser. be sure to watch c-span washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. the senate will be back in session next week and expected to take up the budget definite bill and debate to executive nominations. earlier today senate minority leader chuck schumer and senators richard blumenthal and edward markey responded to former special counsel robert mueller testimony yesterday. >> i have unanimous consent request i know my colleagues in connecticut has one as well. indifference to the leader schedule i will speak for a few minutes on mine and then i will yield to senator so he will speak a few moments on his. then we will wait for the leader to come out to

joining me now is adviser paul ryan, brendan buck. brendan, thank you for being here.ou're hearing among republican circles, that ivanka trump might be mulling over a potential run for 2024? >> i don't know how realistic it is that the president will dump mike pence. i'm sure the president would love to have a political dynasty. i would like to add that we talkare talking about the 2024 campaign before he wwe endure the 2020 campaign. having his daughter rule is sort of implied. the trump dynasty is more than just a name, right? donald trump is a persona, a personality, a red meat style politics, and i question whether ivanka trump is the right kind of person to carry that on. if you look at the type of issues that she works on, it's work force development and stopping human trafficking, sort of apolitical type issues. she's not really adopted the trump style politics, and if you read stories and believe some of these anonymous quotes, she's always trying to moderate the president. so i question whether she is actually the right kind of person for it, but she's clearly

brendan smith appreciate how the airport is honoring note and his contributions to the lgbtq communityt's impressive. it's a huge amount of real estate the devoted to him. >>and i feel like the airport is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to. the owner and his legacy. >>airport is seemingly always under construction this specific project broke ground in 2016 the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously voted to rename the terminal after know it when plans to rename the entire. >>for over 40 years has been given help to so many people. and just members of our lgbt community but people from around the world who sometimes felt as if they didn't have a voice and i really hope that his message of hope resonates with them. >>long after their visit here is kind of the rights pioneer in this country and services to set the tone for the rest of the country. and so i feel like to me to be impacts the airport is also getting ready for its on site hotel the grand hyatt to start booking reservations it's located next to the international terminal. >>and is scheduled to open a

me and brendan was just about to get on that ride. feel bad for them. >> you know how hot it was outside. this was the scene at six flags in prince george's county. the fire burn roller coaster became stuck at thef the hill around 6:15 last night. sun not down yet. they were up there about two ur. the fire bird is a floorless roller coaster so they were a little discomfort on top of the heat baking those folks. this is not the first time passenge at six flags america. it has happened several times the past few years. no one was injured. >>> molette green is on the ice this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we have a whole bunch of folks out on the ice early this morning. hockey player. figure skaters. this is a great option for everybody. the bowie ice arena just reopened after routine maienance for the month of july. christine grissom is the program director. ivthis is a great acty for everybody not just the figure skaters and hockey players. >> absolutely. we have something for everybody here. our younger skat

brendan smith appreciate how the airport is honoring note and his contributions to the lgbtq community it's impressive. it's a huge amount of real estate they devoted to him. >>and i feel like the airport is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to. honoring his legacy. >>airport is seemingly always under construction this specific project broke ground in 2016 the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously voted to remain the terminal after midnight when plans to rename the entire. >>for over 40 years has been given help to so many people. and just members of our lgbt community but people from around the world who sometimes felt as if they didn't have a voice and i really hope that his message of hope resonates with them. >>long after their visit here it is kind of the rights pioneer in this country and services to set the tone for the rest the country. and so i feel like you need to be impacts the airport is also getting ready for its on site hotel the grand hyatt to start booking reservations it's located next to the international terminal. >>and is scheduled to open

brendan smith appreciate how the airport is honoring note and his contributions to the lgbtq community it's impressive. it's a huge amount of real estate they devoted to him. >>and i feel like the airport is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to. the owner and his legacy. >>airport is seemingly always under construction this specific project broke ground in 2016 the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously voted to re know it when plans to rename the entire. >>for over 40 years has been given help to so many people. and just members of our lgbt community but people from around the world who sometimes felt as if they didn't have a voice and i really hope that his message of hope resonates with them. >>long after their visit here is kind of the rights pioneer in this country and services to set the tone for the rest the country. and so i feel like you need to be impacts the airport is also getting ready for its on site hotel the grand hyatt to start booking reservations it's located next to the international terminal. >>and is scheduled to open at the end of septemb

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think that a lot of this was miscast and developed by people in the obama white house like clapper, brendan, that's why the work of the inspector general as well as the work of attorney general barr are so important to make sure that we find out who was responsible for the terrible lie for two years. so i will be spending my fourth of july weekend rereading the russia hoax so that i am ready to use my 5 minutes well. >> jason: very good. congressman turner, i do not expect you to lay out the questions that you will ask in advance, but you have a very important role. you have dedicated a big part of your career and time in d.c. on the national intelligence front and the military side. a little bit off-topic but very much related, there is an opportunity cost when the intel committee is so focused as adam schiff does on russia, russia, russia, but focusing on donald, donald, donald. explain to people the opportunity cost because you have limited time and resources at the committee. what are the congress not doing that they should be doing in the meantime? >> exactly, adam schiff obviously wil

brendan smith appreciate how the airport is honoring note and his contributions to the lgbtq community it's impressive. it's a huge amount of real estate they devoted to him. >>and i feel like the airport is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to. >>airport is seemingly always under construction this specific project broke ground in 2016 the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously voted to remain the terminal after midnight when plans to rename the entire. >>for over 40 years has been given help to so many people. and just members of our lgbt community but people from around the world who sometimes felt as if they didn't have a voice and i really hope that his message of hope resonates with them. >>long after their visit here is kind of the rights pioneer in this country and services to set the tone for the rest of the country. and so i feel like you need to be impacts the airport is also getting ready for its on site hotel the grand hyatt to start booking reservations it's located next to the international terminal. at san francisco international airport fleet of

first, pennsylvania democratic congressman brendan boyle, then pennsylvania republican dan meuser. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> the house approved a budget agreement that would increase spending by $324 billion, and suspend the debt ceiling for two years. the debate on the bill prior to the vote on the house floor. e minutes. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i rise .n support of h.r. 3877 for months, noise democrats have insisted on raising unworkable budget caps so congress can responsibly fund our government and uphold our commitments to american families. unless congress and the president act, the united $125 billion ce in devastating cuts that will hurt american families and weaken our national security. that's why this bipartisan legislation, to avoid this fiscal cliff, is so critical. it thoroughly rejects the president's slash-and-burn budget proposal which would have pulled the rug out from under families and communities by decimating initiatives and services that make a real difference in people's lives. instead

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