cumberbatch, kelly ripa, david byrne. >> that's a big lineup. enjoy. we'll see you again tomorrow. >> dicky: from brooklyn, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- benedict cumberbatch. kelly ripa. plus music from david byrne and the brooklyn youth chorus. presented by miller lite. with cleto and the cletones. and now, in your face and in your heart, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. very nice. hi, everyone. thanks, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching at home. thanks for coming. we are coming to you from the opera house at bam in brooklyn, new york. please relax. we're here all week. we're here for slightly less time than felicity huffman will be in prison. last night after the show i was walking over to barclay's with alisha key. they had a concert over there, and i saw a rat the size of a toddler, debt ad in the street. i picked it up, held it right above my head and turned to alicia keys and said welcome to arby's, may i take your order? did you watch the jets last night? watching the jets try to run on th

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course, the soviet style proceedings being ran by house democrats jim jordan, steve scalise and bradley byrneake us inside and also hillary clinton, floating for another presidential run her name, my angle tonight ask why now and who would benefit most. that is a little later on in the show and nba/china saga and an unexpected turn, iconic director takes on superhero films and the "gq" actually understands masculinity anymore raymond arroyo has it all in "seen and unseen." but first, to today's most dramatic story, republican house members frustrated withth continued secrecy of the process, stormed the ultra-secure conference room were scif during closed door hearing and called for transparency. >> behind those doors they intendci to overturn the results of an american presidential election. we want to know what's going on. this is a soviet style impeachment process. >> we are finding -- >> show your face where we can all see the travesty that you are trying to hoist on america. let's see if we can get in. >> laura: instead of asking why the most serious political tactic available, impeachmen

what is patrick byrne doing? calling charlie gasparino to set the record straight. overstock ceo picked up the phone and did so, and charlie's here with the details on why it matters. >> we should point out this occurred yesterday as i was watching the giants game. i got a call from patrick, the former overstock ceo, who said charlie, i want to set the record straight on a couple things. first, he wants -- i asked him when we can see him back in the u.s. he says -- and i'm going to have a full write-up on this with all his verbiage both in telephone calls and in e-mail comments on foxbusiness.com momentarily. he says he's not coming back to the u.s., he's in bali on a beach, he told me, sounds pretty nice, until i see them rolling up the deep state. he doesn't really quite say what the deep state is, but he does say that this investigation, he said he was involved in plus his, you know, that involved his romantic relationship with maria butina, the alleged russian spy, that this thing when it comes out, is going to be a hundred times bigger than watergate and that h

elizabeth: right, doug byrnes thank you. >> my pleasure. elizabeth: okay.choice for america. trump policy, busting the economy, jobs, wages, and retirement accounts. democrat 2020 race? trouble with still no frontrunner, joe biden dissolving to gas, warren with a plan for everything running away on how to pay for single payer, that story next. performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ .. liz: the 2020 democrat race is in trouble. still no clear frontrunner and no positive, optimistic vision for america. let's bring in pacific research ceo, sally pike. >> it's a battle. the big battle among the candidates is on single-payer healthcare, medicare for all. you have sanders and warren against the others. many of them were for single payer early on but now are for the public option to compete against public insurers. ultimately the government will price their ibs lower. it's definitely i

margaret atwood and byrne again every star has been declared the joint winners of the book a prize one of the most prestigious awards for novels in english i will share the 57000 euro prize atwood won for her novel the testaments a sequel to her 9095 book the handmaid's title everest as novel is called girl woman. and her mind are about top stories as all sides seem strategic positions in northern syria u.s. president donald trump has called on turkey to halt its offensive against could use forces there he slammed turkey's actions as dangerous and he's threatening sanctions against the circus of fish. and protests of a rapid in the catalan region of spain after the country's supreme court convicted 12 separatist leaders for sedition none of them perceived lengthy prison terms and john g. is seeking the arrest of another leader who's in exile. next doc film on the village above the clouds in laos that's off to the bright brian thomas will be back at the top of the hour with more news and there's more on twitter at p w news or d w dot com i'm jarred green but by. that . and i'm getting o

we bring in former federal prosecutor byrnes. it includes clapper and brennan? not surprised. >> durham is reportedly expanding his staff -- >> yes. elizabeth: looking to the players, past january 27 after trump was inaugurated high is widening probe. >> reports is he is widening. a caveat in footnote on defense side of investigation you can't control what the government is doing, you don't know what they are doing you don't have a lot of legal rights, until people are charged. there is a lot of speculation, you are correct it seems to be expanding and everyone is waiting for the report. and see what conclusions durham draws. and etch been talking about agents in the bureau, strzok and page, and before fisa court. elizabeth: what was going on with cia. >> the cia. yeah, are right, whole thing is interplay between intelligence community then doj and fbi community, hopefully this report clears it up. elizabeth: the precedent of spying on a political opposition campaign, this is is historic. the brand-new poll of voters in key battleground states, pennsylvania, flo

that fire started after 9:00 last night outside of the geysers near kinkade road and byrne mountain road. crews tell us they are on edge. >> the unpredictability. you don't know if it will travel ten miles right away or in two days. two years ago it was traveling so fast that people didn't have time to escape even in a car. i have all my stuff packed up and ready to go at a moment's notice. that's why we're here to keep an eye on things. >> we are as well. we have two reporters in the fire zone this morning. right now we want to start with pete suratos. he is out there and, pete, i see you have a mask on now. has the smoke intensified out there? >> reporter: yeah, it definitely has. good morning, marcus. we are wearing these masks similar to past fires as this begins to pick up. i think i mentioned the wind speed up there up near geyser road in the 70s, 70 miles per hour. we're feeling the wind down here as you see this road closure sign knocked down as we deal with the wind. we moved to this spot because we were seeing the fire over the ridge start to show itself. with these winds, they

. >> laura: here to respond steve scalise, alabama congressman bradley byrne and jim jordan ranking memberf the house oversight committee. congressman jordan, let's start with you, you heard this is a distraction. you are specifically looking to turn this into a circus, your response. >> here is a fundamental question. one person start of this the whistle-blower and the whistle bullet number one, more than half a dozen u.s. officials gave me the basis for this complaint and to date we don't know who any of those people are so 435 members of the house the house of representatives, 350 million in this great country, adam schiff knows who the whistle-blower's and half a dozen u.s. officials that gave and formed the basis of the complaint. why don't we know? more importantly why don't you know in the media and why don't the american people know? adam schiff is doing this and see chris and the members finally said enough. we are so frustrated and reached a boiling point. we want to know what is going on because we represent three quarters of the people back home in the district and they like to

. >> rose byrne is the voice of jexi. >> your boss is a moron. >> what is wrong with your dude?l. >> n-o. >> i felt it. >> i may have gone a little too british there. >> tlets never too british. my jexi voice would be british, too. >> it's a sexy voice. speaking of technology, like we are in jexi, out of control wait until you s regular sneakers, we're testing out the arh carry's confessions and when nick met priyanka. the surprise storingry that led to their first date and how nic provided by -- >>> come on! >>> next e.t. only we're in london with angelina jolie ready for her kids to step into the spotlight. >> they're my friends. >> plus e.t. is in milwaukee with the "idol" judges. >> you can't imagine the stuff we did. >> only e.t. is on the set of the "cheers" reunion. >> do you the kids get how iconic of a moment this is? >> no, they just think we're old >>> now, mariah carey's big confession. she's done playing nice. >> i'm sick of tryingo be perfect for people. you can never live up to their expectations. >> she also revealed the truth about that supposed rivalry with whi

. >> and lashes out at people like bill byrnes who is a demi god among foreign affairs people. he told george stephanopoulos that byrnes was auditioning to be elizabeth warren's secretary of state, which set off rocket flares across washington. >> they see themselves as nonpartisan professionals, like soldiers. now they see themselves being accused as partisan somehow and they take offense at that because they've served under different presidents. bill taylor served for decades. yovanovitch served for decades. they faeel under siege, that they're under some sort of political attack. they want to be able to tell their side of the story and set the record straight. >> dan, thank you. kristen welker and garrett haake, thank you as well. >>> california congresswoman karen bass joins me now. i want to ask you about the president's analogy on twitter that the impeachment inquiry is like a lynching. >> well, i mean, he's essentially saying that us carrying out our constitutional mandate to provide oversight and investigation, the checks and balances, we're a co-equal branch of governm

and he believes now he's the former overstocks stock founder patrick byrne and he admitted he had he was martha maccallum show he admitted that he was he admitted he had he was martha maccallum show he had made it that he was placed by the f.b.i. the f.b.i. and the deep state to place by the f.b.i. the f.b.i. and the deep state. to find this the billionaire now seeking out maria booty find maria this is a billionaire now seeking out maria tina and be friending her and maybe the relationship carried further we don't really know and be friending her and maybe the relationship carried further we don't really know but he admitted that the person that told him to do this or at least it's a pity he admitted that the person that told him to do this or at least it's his opinion of the person that gave this order was none other peter struck at the person that gave this order was none other peter struck so we can see a lot of dots connected for maria tina to the russia gate hoax you know examine and we can see a lot of dots connected for maria tina to the russia gate hoax you know examine but

byrne, for five minutes. mr. byrne: mr. speaker, there are crossroads in the history of every great nation, so historically significant so fraught with dramatic consequences, that those in position to influence that nation's direction are compelled to do all they can to ensure it does not fall to the dust bin of history. we have arrived at one of those moments. that is why last week my colleagues and i demanded this majority end their secret impeachment proceedings and bring them into the light of day. impeachment of the president of the united states is next to the declaration of war this body's most solemn, important authority. impeachment begins the process of removing the duly elected executive of the united states who was chosen not by this house but by the american people. in the past this body has always treated that authority with the solemnnyity and respect it demands. certainly in the clinton and nixon impeachments, this house respected our obligation. in this house, under this majority, no longer. -- in this hous

he has stuck founder patrick byrne stock i believe now he's the former overstock c.e.o. he has stock founder patrick byrne and he admitted he had he was martha maccallum show he had made it that and he admitted he had he was martha maccallum show he admitted that he was placed by the f.b.i. the f.b.i. and the deep state he was placed by the f.b.i. the f.b.i. and the deep state. to find maria this is a billionaire now seeking out to find maria this is a billionaire now seeking out maria and be friending her maria and maybe the. area and be further frequenting her and maybe the relationship carried further we don't really don't really know but ok but he had he edited the myth that it per cent per person that told that whole to do it to please you it's this or at least it's his opinion of the person or its writer because he was not you know the other person in that piece of the order was none other peter struck we. see a lot a lot of acted out from areas connected up with for material. the rush to get you know exists you know examine it and but it what it worked it out what

the fire started a little after 9:00 last night outside the geysers near kinkade roadnd byrne mountainoad. some evacuation centers are being set up in sonoma county. >> some of the locations we know about so far, windsor high school on windsor road. also the healdsburg community center on healdsburg avenue. we're told small animals are allowed at these shelters. your larger animals should be taken to the sonomafairgrounds. we have posted all of these evacuation centers and the information online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we'll continue to follow this. we have crews on the ground as well. kari is following what is going on with the windy conditions there as well. other news as well. >>> the warriors ready to start their season in their new home. the big event happening tonight. >>> first, happening now, investigators in england say 39 people found dead inside a large cargo truck all came from bulgaria. the truck believed to have entered britain saturday. emergency workers made that gruesome discovery yesterday. police say 25-year-old man from northern ireland is under arrest. he's believed

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is david we're not far away from who will get the awards but who should we be looking out for david byrne do you think in your will in your sphere in the world of literature well i hope that it goes to the moment if you were going to an american woman i would pick any crew of marilynne robinson it's hard to know who will go to i've never been able to guess i'm more surprised i would love to learn the last word to cause are you sure he's fabulous and they deserve. more a wonderful writer and get her most happy that. i was just in china for money residency i don't want to say that incorrectly the contrary 'd she's in the betting . odds to possibly win but i don't think there's a new way of town that's alone i hope she's not american or canadian or european or just have to see chemical dull in last word to you can the nobel prize committee really carry on ad infinites i'm overlooking so many talented people be it in the world of academia literature science why not give us an award for mathematics say why not give us awards like up a lifetime achievement award even. maybe that's the next step

neil: jury out on pat byrne? >> i personally like patrick.e of the stuff i can't get my hands around, deep state. maria -- he won't come back unless people start thing arrested. i mean -- neil: i feel like that way too. is gaspo in the studio? i'm not coming. >> if i'm arrested, if they ever fire me, security guards throw me out, i will run away from them. what would happen if they circled you? neil: i couldn't do that. >> if you circled you, you went this way? neil: get smart. >> suppose security couldn't catch me? neil: we'll try. we'll look into that. >> then i run out the door, what could they do? neil: what could they do. he is out. >> that is what is going to happen. neil: charlie gasparino, thank you very, very much. we have a lot more coming up including how stressed out are you? one way to handle it is smashing a car. ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks i can get. line? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. that's a lot of words. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. libe

another was bradley byrne of alabama.his is what he had to say about the impeachment resolution being voted on today. [video clip] is a watershed moment of monumental historic significance. for the sake of our constitutional republic, we must start over and do it the right way. unfortunately, today the rules committee will meet today to mark up a resolution that does nothing to change our dark course. you not listen to democrat talking points. this is political coverage disguised as goodwill. this is not a vote for impeachment in a vote to validate and continue the proceedings. this permits the majority to continue holding proceedings in secret whenever the majority arbitrarily decides to do so. and unlike previous impeachment facilities, the empty assurance to offer the right of subpoenas is a sham. the minority has only authorized the issue of subpoenas if adam schiff and the democrats agree with him, the exact same situation the minority currently faces. it gives the president no right of due process and instead, instr

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in moments, congressman devin nunes, lee zeldin, and bradley byrne are here to expose pelosi and schiff's impeachment parlor games, and tell us what we need to know about what witnesses are really saying, what they are not saying. also tonight, i have a question: is the democrat impeachment spectacle essentially a prebottle meant to block horowitz investigation? plus, it's time for "seen and unseen" with raymond arroyo. the biden hispanic outage that wasn't, kanye west contradicts the narrative with jesus, while john legend rewrites a christmas chestnut for the hashtag me to generation. but first, republican voters are watching, that's the focus of tonight's 21 "angle." in last night's "angle" come i urged senate leadership to step up and oppose the democrats partisan impeachment hunt, and it seems like mitch mcconnell may have gotten the message. >> the country cannot afford for democrats in congress to take a one year vacation. from any productive legislation. just because they would rather obsess over impeachment. the process seems to be treating chairman schiff as though he were a de

another person in the room said republican congressman bradley byrne of alabama was getting in the faces shouting at democrats. for good measure it bears repeating the president called critics in his own party human scum today. here with us to talk about all of it tonight we welcome to the broadcast joanne freeman, history professor at yale university in new haven. co-host of "backstory," the podcast on american history. she's also the author of "the field of blood: violence in congress and the road to the civil war," which we now note is out in paperback with bloody illustrations. professor, thank you for coming in. i have a very basic question to start with. tell us, when has it been worse than this? >> the 1850s. >> okay. and what happened then? >> well, i think probably most people watching know that the end result of that was the civil war. so definitely that's worse. but the 1850s represents a time when the question of slavery was really had been building up for decades, and part of what was going on in congress is that southern slave holders were protecting that institution by thr

andy byrne and enrique salem.nese tech giant huawei has been a target of the trump administration criticism, most recently as the company pushes for 5g technology in the u.s. in an interview with huawei's chief executive officer, that is next. check us out at sign technology. -- check us out at technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: let's get a check on today's top tech calls. apple received an upgrade from barclays. the analysts cited slightly better than demand for the .phone 11 following that upgrade, apple supplier cirrus logic was upgraded from underweight at barclays. they are at full benefit from the release of the 5g version of the iphone next year. the price target was raised to 55 dollars, after what had been a low of $40 a share. surged afterworks reporting revenues that beat expectations. analysts who covered the operator of content delivery says that results suggest a growth is underway. those were today's top tech calls. now, the trump administration has made no secret of its giantity to chinese te

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course, the soviet style proceedings being ran by house democrats jim jordan, steve scalise and bradley byrnealso hillary clinton, floating for another presidential run her name, my angle tonight ask why now and who would benefit most. that is a little later on in the show and nba/china saga and an unexpected turn, iconic director takes on superhero films and the "gq"

listen to congressman bradley byrne, what he thinks raven.e's a congressman from alabama >> i'm not asking for a foreign government to investigate them. i want the united states congress to investigate him. if the name on here was not hunter biden, if you were donald trump jr., these investigations would have already started. >> dana: mark, hunter biden is set to speak tomorrow on "good morning america" and abc, but before we have that we have a note from his attorney. in which he writes, "despite extensive scrutiny, at no time as any law enforcement agency either domestic or foreign, allege that hunter engaged in wrongdoing at any point during his five-year term." what do you think he should be made to answer in all of >> first of all what hunter biden's lawyer put out. if his father elected. step down from the board of chinese company he was involved in or got an investment two weeks after flying to beijing on air force 2. he said he will follow all regulations regarding conflict or appearance of conflict of have and if his father is electe

byrne: those same comments when addressing republican's actions toward president clinton were made by nancy pelosi in 1998. could there be a clearer indication of a hypocrisy that fuels the democratic sham impeachment process currently taking place behind closed doors? if speaker pelosi and the democrats truly care about, in pelosi's own words, quote, the fundamental principles which americans hold dear, privacy, fairness, checks and balances, they will restore -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks and address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for minute. >> time and again my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have made it clear that this impeachment process is nothing but a sad act of political theater, the impeachment of a president, the attempt to insert the u.s. congress between the american people and the president they elected three years ago, the attempts by this house leadershi

reuters david we're not far away from who will get the awards but who should we be looking out for david byrne do you think in your will in your sphere in the world of literature well i hope that it goes to a woman if you were going to an american woman i would pick any prove marilynne robinson it's hard to know who will go to i've never been able to guess i'm more surprised i would love to learn the last word to cause are you sure oh he's fabulous and they deserve. more a wonderful writer and get her most happy. i was just in china for a month and residency i don't want to say that incorrectly that conscious way 'd she's in the betting. odds to possibly went but i don't think there's a new way of town that's alone i hope she's not american or canadian or european that will just have to see henry in last word to you can the nobel prize committee really carry on ad infinite sum overlooking so many talented people be it in the world of academia literature science why not give us an award for mathematics say why not give us awards like up a lifetime achievement award he from. maybe that's the nex

going to be pressure on byrne so form a new zealand star israel dayak says all the pressure talk is justclassic psychological warfare for jones is a smart coach every talent and he's already in the media talking them up and giving them praise and a lot of these little mind games that the coaches play is great in the world cup when lawrence dallaglio agrees with jack and says jones is just doing everything he can to keep his players the edge on saturday this is his moment as a coach and he knows he's got to say they're capable of going you know all the way to the fall. and winning it to go all the way england have to overcome perhaps the most formidable side in world sport history the all blacks juggernaut has not lost the world cup match 2007 and it's going to take some stopping david stokes al-jazeera in the wilds take on south africa and the other i mean for their 1st ever world cup foreign of the welsh have lost twice in the last fall most recently in 2011 to france last week they're on a great run of form against the springbok star having won their last 4 encounters counts warren gat

bradley byrne was there, a member of the armed services committee and joins us now. to "america's newsroom." so how was it all decided to lead this charge on the capitol? >> we had a press conference to call attention to the fact there were these secret proceedings going on we weren't privy to. we walked out of that press conference, walked into the ante room outside of the hearing room. told them we wanted to come in. they said we weren't allowed to come in. we said by what authority. they couldn't give us any authority. we walked in. and i can tell you that the democrats in that room were dumbfounded that we walked into that room. they were stunned. and when i walked in there. >> sandra: you had an exchange of words once you were actually in the room with some of the democrats. what was said? >> well, i talked to several of the democrats. i told adam schiff as he was leaving. adam, don't leave. he left anyway. i went to the others and said what is the basis for this to be behind closed doors? what are you doing in here that you can't show out to the public? and one

byrne: those same comments when addressing republican's actions toward president clinton were made by nancy pelosi in 1998. could there be a clearer indication of a hypocrisy that fuels the democratic sham impeachment process currently taking place behind closed doors? if speaker pelosi and the democrats truly care about, in pelosi's own words, quote, the fundamental principles which americans hold dear, privacy, fairness, checks and balances, they will restore -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks and address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for minute. >> time and again my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have made it clear that this impeachment process is nothing but a sad act of political theater, the impeachment of a president, the attempt to insert the u.s. congress between the american people and the president they elected three years ago, the attempts by this house leadershi

would limit women's health choices in nevada and throughout the country, including their access to byrne control. his record on lgbtq rights is also dismal. mr. vandyke has ties to two ideologically extreme anti-lgbtq groups that the southern poverty law center has designated as hate groups. those are the alliance defending freedom and the family research council. these ties are hardly surprising, given that mr. vandyke has opposed gay rights since law school when he wrote an article for the harvard law record. this is that article. one student's response to a response to glennden. in this article, he promotes the truth that same-sex marriage would hurt families, children, and society. this is that article, and this is his quote. clearly, not only his writing but his intent on thoughts behind what we have fought for in this country for lgbtq rights in america for the last ten years. what he says is, what is quite settled, however, is that children on average fare best in stable, two-parent families. this, combined with the correspondent laive evidence of the decline in the family unit in

before tiffany haddish and rose byrne hit "gma," they've got an announcement you don't want to miss. you came into my life >>> that looks like fun. good morning, america. hope you're well this wednesday morning. stay tuned, michael. you have a big interview coming up. >> looking forward to it. cameron douglas is here live. he is the son of hollywood royalty. michael douglas, and the grandson of kirk douglas, opening up on his struggle with drug addiction, his family and fame. that's coming up in a few minutes, and you see him upstairs right now. >> looking forward to that. >>> how many are fighting the go to bed battle with your kids every single night? this morning it is nanny connie to the rescue. what happened when she headed -- george is laughing over here -- into the home to help these parents in their sleep showdown? >> i'm laughing because we used to go through that battle. now they put me to bed. >> join the club. i'm with you, george. >>> we have a lot of news to get to this morning, starting of course, with the latest on the impeachment showdown. explosive testimony on capi

byrne: he also served as chair of the board of trustees for the university of alabama. jack was a born leader who loved his country and never failed to answer the call of service. he helped create the america we know today and we owe him a great debt of gratitude. in remembering jack edward, we all should emulate his example and the principles he stood for. unquestioned integrity, commitment to others and respect for all. with that, madam speaker, i ask that all members and guests of the gallery rise for a moment of silence and honor the late jack edwards. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today in honor of a good friend, patriot and one of the most principled, passionate men i've ever known. that is elijah c

i want to finally highlight the increased funding for the byrne, jag, and cups hiring programs and for the regional information sharing systems known as risk. mr. president, many of maine's sheriffs have come and talked to me about the importance of the risk program. it supports a cooperative effort of information sharing to fight crimes at all levels and has been particularly useful to maine's rural counties. there are also important investments supporting the first step act which we passed late last year. it will help implement the goals of the new law and particularly with respect to rehabilitative programs at the bureau of prisons. we need to make sure that those who are being released from our jails and prisons have the skills and tools that they need to pursue a lawful life and not resort to their previous habits that landed them in jail. that's why the educational and job training programs that we have in maine and elsewhere are so important and will be expanded by this bill. mr. president, those are just a few of the terrific provisions that are in the c.j.s. appropriations bil