buddy carter will join us to talk about congress's role in stemming the opioid crisis. watch "washington journal" friday morning. join the discussion. >> today, representative conor lamb was sworn in. he won a special election to fill the seat of tim murphy. electl representative lamb and the delegates present themselves? themselves in the well? all members will rise and the representative-elect will please aise his right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties on which you are about to enter, so help

laura: congressman buddy carter, thank you so much for joining us. rep. carter: thank you. laura: in other news, an algerian military plane has crashed near the capital, killing 257 people onboard. the aircraft came down just after taking off west of algiers. an investigation into the cause is underway. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, syrian refugees hoping to bring their families to the u.s. s a slow process, and tonight we hear from those longing to be reunited. a memorial service has been taking place in south africa for anti-apartheid campaigner winnie mandela, who died at 90's ago at thewage of 81. shone of the leaders in the fight -nine days ago at e age of 81. she was one of the leaders in the fight against minority white rule when nelson mandela was in jail. reporter: a sendoff fit for the mother of the nation. hundreds gathered here in solidarity with the woman known to many as simple he mama winnie . >> she was the best, she tried comanche was a great fighter we all -- she tried, she was a great fighter. we all loved

buddy carter will join us to talk about congress's role in stemming the opioid crisis.atch "washington journal" friday morning. join the discussion.

also, congressman buddy carter will discuss congress's role in the opioid -- stemming the opioid crisis watch live 7:30 eastern friday morning, "washington journal". join the discussion. >> c-span on sundays "q&a", cooper institute and author neil the squaren his book " and power." >> what was striking to me when i interact with people -- facebook is their sense of powerlessness. if you think about the events of 2016 to take an example, not many members of the supposedly world government planned would leave the europe -- that britain would leave the european union and donald trump would become the president. then for example, take the financial crisis. in 2018, -- the builder berg meeting -- we need to discuss the crisis. , on c-span. >> today president trump talked trade policy with governors and lawmakers from agricultural states. before his meeting, president trump said a new deal on the 24-year-old north american free trade agreement is getting pretty close. here is more from his meeting at the white house. president trump: this is a group i like very much. we are here to discuss ag

also buddy carter will talk about congresses role in stemming the opiate crisis. watch "washington journal", 7:0. join the discussion. >> the senate has finish work for the week. senators confirmed the deputy labor secretary and the deputy epa administrator into judicial nominees. mitch mcconnell and ron wyden talked about a builder introducing. >> a number of us have been working on legislation and another important respect. as the tobacco industry has changed, some farmers the states like kentucky are searching for crop that can grow their agricultural economy. many believe they found a product, industrial hemp. mr. president, it's time to change that. that is why some colleagues and i are introducing the bill to explore this promising new market. i think my fellow congressman, my good friend and colleague, senator wyden for their leadership on this issue. as well as senator merkley for his support. i stood with kentucky's agricultural commission to announce my intention to introduce new legislation on the subject. were introducing the hemp farming act of 2018.

we will be joined by buddy carter, republican from georgia, in just a minute.will be right back. ♪ c-span, wroted on to the white house 2020 at the new hampshire democratic party dinner with former missouri secretary of state jason kander, and sunday, our road to the white house 2020 coverage continues. c-spantv at c-span -- on -- on c-span2, a feature on black classic press in baltimore. sunday, and author receives an award for his book "a benedict option, a shashi for christians in a post-christian nation." prominent figures in american law, including supreme court justice elena kagan on the late thurgood marshall. america, twol "face the nation programs" with ronald reagan and george wallace. watch c-span this weekend on the c-span networks. sunday on q&a, hoover institute and their senior fellow and iall ferguson. ferguson: what is striking to me when i interact with these groups is not their power, but their sense of powerlessness. if you think about the events of 2016, just to take an example, not many members of the suppose it world government plans that

congressman buddy carter of georgia. mark zuckerberg was asked numerous times during his two days of hearings about the impact of facebook on the elections. here's what he said to senators yesterday. all right, we are going to get that for you in a minute. i want to talk about the impact that facebook is going to have on our elections. i have spot and two people here who know about the impact of media and social media on elections. tina brown, the found he and ceo of tina brown live media and the women of the world summit. and i'm also joined by roger mcnamie. cofounder of elevation partners. an early and current investor in facebook and an early mentor to mark zuckerberg. thanks to both of you for being here. a, this is really interesting gray area for us but a you heard buddy carter say i don't want to regulate facebook like a utility. i think we can all discover we can all realize the great power that social media has brought us. at the same time, the europeans have started to impose regulations on facebook. what shou

also, georgia republican congressman buddy carter will join us to talk about congress's role in stemming the opioid crisis. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern, friday morning. join the discussion. talkedy president trump trade policy with governors and lawmakers from agricultural states. before his meeting,

host: congressman buddy carter is back at our desk, a republican representing georgia's first district. congressman, i want to start with speaker ryan's retirement announcement this week. what message should republicans take from a sitting speaker deciding not to run again in a district he was favored to win reelection in? guest: first of all, i don't think it had anything to do about his chances with reelection. listen, paul ryan is a fine man, and he is a family man. i had the opportunity to spend some quality time with him just i could spend some time with him about a month ago but all he wanted to talk about was his children and how much he missed them he is truly a family man with a great talent the smartest kid in the class at the same time his priorities are with histh family i don't think republicans should think anything other than that the man he was ready to go home and be withth his family to help his wife raise some children. >> but talked about fountains and competence after the elections? not at all i am confident we have some great talent in the majority congress right

also, georgia republican congressman buddy carter will join us to talk about congress's role in stemming the opioid crisis. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern, friday morning. join the discussion. talkedy president trump trade policy with governors and lawmakers from agricultural states. before his meeting, president trump said a new deal on the 24-year-old north american free trade agreement is getting pretty close. here is more from his meeting at the white house. >> this is a group i like very much. we are here to discuss agriculture. very important. great people, great americans, great patriots. they have been treated very badly for a long time. you look at the farmer, it has been unfortunately over a 12 year period trending downward, very much trending downward, so we are changing things with respect to trade and trade with other countries. a lot of times, the farmers, they know what they have, but it would be very good when we get it all finished. it will be great. people are a little concerned going into that wild blue yonder, or in our case, the wild red yonder, but i

and congressman buddy carter will join us in talking about congress's role in the opioid crisis. join the discussion. >> next a house hearing on the national guard's 2019 budget request. and sun any perdue on the budget for next year and montana gov nar steve bullock. and the implications of russian president vladimir putin's re-election. >> the chieff

host: congressman buddy carter is back at our desk, a republican representing georgia's first district. congressman, i want to start with speaker ryan's retirement announcement this week. what message should republicans take from a sitting speaker deciding not to run again in a district he was favored to win reelection in? guest: first of all, i don't think it had anything to do about his chances with reelection. listen, paul ryan is a fine man, and he is a family man. i had the opportunity to spend some quality time with him, just

brought with her two members to have white house resident staff, george haney, former head and buddy carterher, current you -- curber and she kw melania trump, the first lady knew how much they loved the staff and the staff loved them so they were her official guests to the funeral. shep. shepard: often the first lady is the one who kind of runs the house and i wondered compare today some others was she into it or was she busy with literacy projects or how did that go? >> no, listen, the staff always talked fondly about the bush's, of all the families that some of those staff members reflect on, they reflect positively on 41's presidency, there was this sense that they just loved the people who worked for them and she mentioned it a lot. so i think that that -- that white house was in particular one that the staff reflected on and as you are looking at this -- this effort to bring her remains to college station and as they pull up there, the presidential library where she will be layed to rest, she will obviously be layed rest next to her husband but also as we referenced earlier, robin, 3-

also buddy carter will talk about congresses role in stemming the opiate crisis. watch "washington journal", 7:0. join the discussion. >> the senate has finish work for the week. senators confirmed the deputy labor secretary and the deputy epa administrator into judicial nominees. mitch mcconnell and ron wyden talked about a builder introducing. >> a number of us have been working on legislation and another important respect. as the tobacco industry has changed, s

. >>> in our next hour i'm going to speak with congressman buddy carter who was one of the house membersg mark zuckerberg today. i will get buddy's reaction to the facebook ceo's second day of testimony. >>> plus senator rob portman will join me live to break down the law argument targeting the website back page. it is an important story. it's all ahead. the white house press briefing is coming up in the next hour as well. are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3, go. e*trade. the original place to invest online. stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com >>>, good afternoon. i'mallially back with you for this 3:00 p.m. hourm it is 10:00 p.m. right now in syria. we are fast approaching hour 53 since president trump said some major decisions would be made overto to do with syria over the su

we have georgia representative buddy carter. melissa: new concerns over syria are weighing heavily on investors. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange talk to us about the market day. >> not too far off the lows of 257. people are optimistic big picture. so many headlines drove the market. unitedhealth and boeing were among big laggards on dow jones industrial average. all three major averages dropped to the downside. jpmorgan, another laggard, we'll watch for financials reporting on friday. many of them. we'll keep a keen eye on that. tensions, so many headlines, obviously what is going on in syria, trump missile warnings, tensions in syria, boosted oil to more than three-year highs. oil really surged there were reports that a missile was intercepted over riyadh. it was up nearly over 2%. we have the facebook story and also the feds, right, on track for raising rates. we looked at oil, that was to the upside. we only saw a couple of dow winners, exxon and chevron, right? nobody talked about china and tar

buddy carter. mr. carter: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize ms. patricia depriest, who will be retiring this week s a case work manager after 34 years for the 1st congressional district of georgia. she is the dame of savannah's political scene but such much more than that. she's worked for three consecutive members of congress from georgia's 1st congressional district. started working in 1983 for congressman thomas and after that, she worked for congressman jack kingston and now works for myself. one of of the first questions i got when i was elected to this office came from a lot of constituents who said, are you going to keep trish? and the better question is is trish going to keep me? fortunately she did and i'm glad she did. throughout the 1st congressional district of georgia if you say her name, nearly everyone you speak to will have a story about how she helped them or at least know someone who she had helped. she has pushed forward passport applications. no one knows the system better than trish depri

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and congressman buddy carter will join us in talking about congress's role in the opioid crisis. join the discussion. >> next a house hearing on the national guard's 2019 budget request. and sun any perdue on the budget for next year and montana gov nar steve bullock. and the implications of russian president vladimir putin's re-election. >> the chief of the national guard and several rereceiver chiefs brief on the president 2019 budget request for the commands. this is just over two hours. >>> the subcommittee will come to order. holding a hearing on the national reserve guard reserve components. two panels, during one topics related to the army and air national guard and guard joint initiatives. general joe lengyel, welcome we appreciate you being here today to allow members to gain knowledge about this area. continue to reiterate the subcommittee that is vital to the members of the committee that we hear from the military leadership and making decisions regarding funding and the future direction for the national defense. additionally, the committee wishes to recognize the sacr

buddy carter will talk about the role in stemming the opiate crisis. let's live at 7:00 a.m.astern. joined the discussion. >> this weekend on c-span live saturday at 5:30 p.m. eastern, the white house 2020 at the new hampshire democratic party dinner with jason kander and sunday road to the white house 2020 coverage continues with steve -. then a feature on black press in baltimore. >> president trump met with business owners and employees who benefited from last years tax law. he discussed his tax and regulatory policies. this is half an hour. ♪ ♪ go. [applause] [applause]

huntsman buddy carter is a republican from georgia, member of the energy and commerce committee. thank you for your time. guest: thank you. host: we will let you get back to work. the house is coming in right now. we will take you there for live coverage we will save tomorrow . in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. eternal god, we thank you for giving us another day. send your spirit upon the members of this people's house, to encourage them in their official tasks. as the members approach the votes they make today, may they have courage and leadership that looks to the health and vibrancy of our great nation. assure them that in the fulfillment of their responsibilities you provide the grace to enable them to be faithful in their duties and the wisdom to be conscious of their obligations and fulfill them with integrity. may all that is done this day be for your honor and glory. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant t

have you sean carter being invited into the white house or hanging out with president obama. and they are twitter buddiesto keep continued to promote an idea that not really there. when you are dealing with individual americans dealing with each other individually, we don't have the problems that the left says that we do. when you listen to the lame stream media we are all at each other's throat and it's simply not true. steve: you hear that all the time, christopher, after a while people start to believe it if it's not true. >> yeah. if it's on tv it must be true. that's what they are trying to get you to believe. we have been indoctrinated to you follow that train of thought. thought. if you keep watching many of the other ♪ works, that's what they are going to keep promoting. all day every day. identity politics all day every day. it's just ad flood. if you keep hearing it, you have to say maybe there is some truth to it. no there is no truth to it but they keep perpetuating it. steve: christopher, what does your group unhyphenated america doonches we are an organization sounds like. we believe americ