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editor bill cassidy from the great state of louisiana, thank you. >> thank you, steve. steve: speaking of video, this video has us outraged all across the country and new york's police officers drenched with water by simply doing their jobs. look. >> [inaudible]. steve: the police officers did not even flinch. is there any way to stop this disrespect? will talk to an indiana police officer of nearly 27 years and what would he do. that is next.

allen cassidy and his wife are in their 70s. for years they've been living at the charter house, a 55 and itolder apartment commun in silver springs. >> it's our home. >> reporter: and lately their air-conditioning unit hasn't been working. we were inside his apartment for about 15 minutes and we also started to sweat. >> that's why a lot o people downstairs on the seventh floor. >> reporter: we followed allen downstairs to the mezzanine level and we saw an empty water jug and neighbors fanning a woman who had passed out. itaselt though the air wasn't working on this level of the b>>lding either. she got too hot and no water to drink and we have no water to give her. the water faucet was out. >> reporter: she fainted? >> she fainted. >> reporter: that woman was taken to the hospital. montgomery county fire and rescue officials say the heat likely exacerbated this woman's preexisting condition. >> on days like today this is really a life or death issue, it's not a comfort issu montgomery county councilman says landlords don't hav

senator cassidy senator cassidy -- grassley and senator lincoln and i talk about what we can do in addition of rural health care. those are landmark accomplishments. 10 year chip bill, revising the foster care program, and transforming medicare in a polarized political time when everyone was saying nothing can be done? that is the senate finance committee. with senator grassley, senator hatch, myself, and all of the people who have worked so hard to do it. i wanted to mention that when not much bipartisan legislating is taking place, show up to the senate finance committee and see what we are trying to do. jane has given us a chance to look back a little bit. i want you to know i particularly think the best days of the senate finance committee are ahead, because we are going to lead our way out of this path where so much seems to be about fighting and bickering, and building on the last congress. and some of the historic accomplishments. sen. wyden: senator grassley listed a few of them. there will be democrats and republicans working very hard to find common ground. jane and the historical

allen cassidy and his wife are in their 70fo years they've been living at the charter house, which is a 55 d olderpartment community in silver spring. >> if it was on, you would hear it. >> and lately, their air conditioning unit hasn't been working. we were inside his apartment for about 15 minutes and we also started to sweat. >> that's why a lot of people n downstairs othe second floor. >> we followed allen downstairs to the mezzanine. this is when we saw, an empty water jug and neighbors fanning a woman who had passed out it felt as though the air wasn't working on this levelf the building, either. >> she got too hot. d an drink. and we're having to work together because the water bottle was out. >> she fated. >> she fainted. >> that woman was taken to the hospitaer montgcounty fire and rescue officials say the heat likely exacerbated this woman's preexisting condition. >> on daike today this is really a life-or-death issue, it's into the comfort ueiss >> montgomery county councilman tom hucker says right now landlords don't have to provide or fix air conditioning units for tenant

i'm out of time i will yield. >> thank you, senator cassidy. senator king. >> madam chairwoman, there's an alice in wonderland sort of thing. they started exporting in a big way about ten years ago. their prices doubled for their consumers between 2015 and 2018. the one law this congress cannot appeal are the laws to supply and demand. and the number of lng terminal applications now approaches 60% to 50% of the total production in this country and you're telling me it's not going to affect domestic prices? that doesn't pass the straight face test. you cannot argue that the dramatic increase in demand caused by lng exports is not going to expect domestic prices. you said it was $2.50 the other day. in australia ten years ago it was about 3 million to be used. today it's 8, 9 and $10. and today they're talking about looming shortages in one of the countries that has the greatest natural resources on earth. for the department of energy to continue issuing these permits which under the law are supposed to take into consideration the public interest

my name is leo cassidy and i'm a builder here in san francisco. some familiar faces here for the last 30 or 40 years here. i'm looking at long range planning and long range visions that the commissioner and the planning commission and the future of san francisco, if you look at what happened in the '8d '90, we're talking about the same thing. why we're here today. we talked about transit corridors back in the '80s and '90s and we were down at 40 feet. we were capped at 40 feet and we couldn't go up. look, i don't know where you are coming from aaron this time. you are at the wrong side of this. i just don't understand it. you need to gather together and they need to work together and hammer and get back on track and i'm sure someone there eat that banana. talk to you later. >> commission walker wants the banana. >> i do. [laughter] >> you don't want an avocado? at home i do, yes. i'm georgea. my time. i want to start over again. i'll wait until you set it. thank you. i think the findings are really very, very good and they get to the point that i

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the cassidy-sinema would how an advance on tax credit reducing $2,000 annual benefit to $1500 for theto use it to buy diapers, they can. if they want to use it for someone to pay for their child if they need to return to work, they can. >> less than one in five american workers get paid leave through their employer. while nearly 90% have access to some unpaid leave, millions have no leave at all. >> some families might ask how is this paid family leave. >> what senator cassidy and i were trying to do is something to help those families in the first weeks of life in a w oesn place a burden on employers or the government. >> do you think there will other come a point in this country where we will guarantee new parents a certain amount of time off, and they can keep their jobs? >> some mothers, some fathers would rather not stay at home. let's just acknowledge. i think what we're trying to do is empower the family to make the best decision for the family. >> under their proposal, the $10,000 available to lyles and weien could have relieved some of the financial stress caused by the twins

no reportsts of cassidy's the earthquake caused damage to buildings, -- there were no reports of cashheese, but it caused damage e to buildings. a second tremor was felt 40 minutes later. -- there were no casualties. germany's foreign minister has presided over the return of a looted painting. the "vase of flowers" was stolen in 1944 by a retreating nazi .soldier as a gift for his wife . 50 pilot whales were discovered dead on the beach in iceland. it is not known what caused them to become stranded. local biologists say large groups of the animals washtub on land in the area and die, that they say it now appears to be happening more often. -- wash up on the land. angela merkel has rejected donald trump's racist remarks about four non white u.s. congress women. speaking of her news conference, the german chancellor said she stood in solidarity with them and credited young people and the friday's for future movement with jumpstarting her environmental policy. merkel took questions on a wide range of topics, including her health. reporter: confidence satisfied, the chancellor appears re

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and gerard cassidy with decades of experience across american banking.an banking. i don't hear anyone talking about acquisition of well-run or troubled e.u. banking. there has been a dead silence about the idea of being opportunistic in europe, which is not helping. that's happening. -- happening. nejra: the opportunities for some of these u.s. banks as deutsche bank retreats from equities. tom: out in minutes, morgan stanley. this is bloomberg, futures on the terminal negative one. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! what? i don't know your phone number. aw well. he doesn't know our phone number! you have our fax number, obviously... today's xfinity service. simple. easy. aweso

let's talk to drjennifer cassidy, a former diplomatic attache at the eu and un and now a lecturer inshe's in faro in portugal. thank you forjoining us. let me ask you about the straightforward tone of the president's remarks. typical trump in many ways, confident, no obstacles stand in my way, a trade deal can be done very simply and a big one at that, one might even expand the amount of trade between the uk in the us. what's your reading of that and the prospects of getting a deal quickly? well, in summation, what i say regarding anything, any statement president trump comes outwith, i say disappointed but not surprised. so, as we heard from the clip, regarding his remarks on the uk us trade deal, there is nothing new regarding his lack of substance, his lack of detail and his terrifyingly optimistic or indeed if it's just a strategic use of a narrative to say three orfour times, six strategic use of a narrative to say three or four times, six times trade is going to increase. there is absolutely no detail and we are seeing the same with the prime minister in the uk. what the expert

a little earlier i spoke to drjennifer cassidy, a former diplomatic attache at the eu and un and nowhe said the president's comments about a deal were unduly optimistic. any statement president trump comes outwith, i say disappointed but not surprised. so, as we heard from the clip, regarding his remarks on the uk us trade deal, there is nothing new regarding his lack of substance, his lack of detail and his terrifyingly optimistic or indeed if it's just a strategic use of a narrative to say three or four times, six times trade is going to increase. there is absolutely no detail and we are seeing the same with the prime minister in the uk. what the experts are saying regardless of what party they are aligned with, this isn't going to happen for timing issues, negotiation issues, bureaucratic issues. it's worrying to hear these narratives without any counter—factual evidence put at them. downing street is delighted and says the two men when they spoke yesterday, agreed it would be an opportunity that no longer being part of the eu would give more flexibility for the uk to reach a trad

and this is one oxford at political it does political scientist jennifer cassidy calling is a disgusting disrespectful and juvenile move and you can seeee that it really irked her how darare you she sa. as swear something well actually you're still gonna be in the kinds of european when when when break this happens where the old to joy is a also part of at the council of europe which has forty seven member states state. there was some i saw her as well news comp which is a british prevent of the onion breaks apart in the pieces to give you time to wait. i structure waitresses begin serving the checks it's a reference to niger frosting showered in a milkshake on the street will be closed which isisn't big innocent planetary milkshake operation. and then there were those of course you want to stop exited liberals and liberal democrats meps apps as sporting their particular sort of symbolic where as well mark's option. i believe it is and if in fact that was even his twitter account so. making this a he he e was happy. to to to i still supports stop particular sentiment case of knowledge of

david cassidy. anyway. thank you very much for a rainy day here in new york city.utrage is growing. police officers caught on camera >> new york city officers drenched with buckets of water while they were trying to make an arrest. >> it did not stop there. rob smith joins us now with how the nypd is responding. >> we will see how this all turns out. counting on police to keep our communities safe. that makes these disrespectful videos so hard to watch. [inaudible] >> right over the head right there. it does not stop there. a shirtless man hurls in empty bucket. look at that. right into the head of that police officer. hitting him in the head as he tries to make an arrest. [inaudible] >> can you believe this? that is assault. the acts are reprehensible. new york city's mayor in 2020 presidential hopeful bill de blasio called it unacceptable. the investigation is underway. a lot of officers blame him saying he divided police and the community and that's how he became mayor. >> did not show up a couple weeks ago. more interested in running for president and sleeping

that is gerard cassidy of rbc capital markets. coming up to markets search for direction.ntinued climb as bond yields sit at multiyear lows? this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." gilead sciences boosting its stake in belgian biotech company galapagos. billionill pay 5.1 dollars to increase research into inflammatory diseases and other disorders. that raises its stake in galapagos to 22%. gilead has been hurt by increased competition for its hepatitis c drug. carizzo oil and gas acquired at premiumremium to its price. the boeing 737 max 8 may be grounded months longer than the company is telling customers. the latest scenario calls for the max to start playing again in january. american airlines already saying it will keep the plane off its schedule until november. that is your bloomberg business flash. lisa: thank you so much. the divergence between stocks and bonds is continuing to play out in the market as equities hit fresh records while bond yields sit at multiyear lows. can the stock market continued to eke out new gains, and is there too much pe

♪ ♪ elizabeth: republican senators ted cruz and bill cassidy introduce a resolution to formally namerorists. andy, how do you feel ant this resolution? -- about this resolution? >> it's a great first step. it doesn't change the law, but perhaps it can put pressure on authorities to more aggressively handle and deal with antifa. they wreak havoc in different cities, and it's in portland particularly where things are particularly, a lot of chaos and anarchy, and portland has repeatedly stated that they will refuse to work with i.c.e. law enforcement to deport foreign nationals who have had due process. however, they will not uphold the first amendment rights of law-abiding citizens such as myself and others who have been beaten on the streets. elizabeth: you were seriously injured with a brain hemorrhage. your reaction to officials in portland, oregon, where you were attacked by antifa, they're now considering banning protesters and rioters from wearing masks. both the city's police chief and mayor commenting on that possibility. your take on that. >> yes. so there's some 15 states and

terror like ms-13, that would make it easier for police to do their job, we know senators cruz and cassidyd it. >> that would be a good idea. we exposed the leader of antifa, they have been going out with masks on, we figured out who he was we put his picture up, because of that 2 marines who were attacked, hispanic marines, they had short air cuts, they were viciously assaulted, he thought they were nazi, he is up for charges in philadelphia. it is insane to see everything in the world right now as compared to nazi, there are masked vigilante, political thugs g act -- thugs going aroud attacks opponent that is dangerous, police need the tools to go after them. elizabeth: chris bedford thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: give us a story. >> they doxed us for it. >> chris bedford thank you. thank you for watching. we hope we helped you tonight, lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network, have a good evening. >> good evening, president trump's attacks on democratic pole tigs -- politicians and their policies have radical dimms in disarray and distress. elijah cummings should ha

republican senator bill cassidy introduced that bill.oming right back. hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call me back, it's great! you have our number programmed in? ya i don't even know your phone anymore... excuse me?! what? i don't know your phone number. aw well. he doesn't know our phone number! you have our fax number, obviously... today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'll pass. >> doesn't the buck stop with your office? >> i was elected by the people of puerto rico. >> those people are on the street saying we want you out. >> i'm battling corruption in puerto rico. >> the governor refusing to step down, thousands protesting in the street over several corruption scandals. >> the president has had serious problems with the puerto rican government for quite a l

here's bill cassidy from louisiana. we have we not already done this?> it's a close call because people on the left don't want to acknowledge it's an issue. they want to say it's rambunctious teens throwing barricades through windows. we're trying to elevate the profile of the evil that it is. >> laura: we had christopher wray on capitol hill stating most of the domestic terror incidents have been perpetrated by white nationalists-type groups. i think the democrats will always point to that saying don't blame us. it's the white nationalists. even the fbi director said that. >> don't tolerate them either. we on the right don't tolerate. the other hand, the left should not be tolerating antifa and should label them what they are. i would love to see presidential candidates condemn antifa for their assault on andy ngo. wouldn't that be great? >> we didn't have many. we had andrew, biden. a few. swalwell dropped out. a few days. i don't want to go near the salon, the favorite reading material and a piece that they wrote about your resolution. they said the

with ms13 and others, would make it easier for police to do that are joir, senators ted cruz and cassidyucing plan last week after conservative journalist attacked in portland. fallen officer's memorial taken down about complaints of word lord, the decision to remove it from south carolina police department sparked national outrage, first the word lord was removed and then taken down entirely after some neighbors complained it was offensive. >> if people are offended about that, then that's their problem. carley: city says it acted too quickly out of fear of legal action. democrats slamming the president over his criticism of baltimore. rob: but there's proof to back up some of the president's claims. so is are taking this outrage wk the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get an

phil cassidy of louisiana saying this he was doing this in part because of my valise attacks.ere's former nypd commissioner bernie character traits because this is an extremely violent group that goes out and threatens, intimidates, attacks with extreme violence for political reason. i think they should be designated as a terror group, domestic terror group. >> laura: what is a's is specific behavior would justify that? we are joined by assistant fbi agent. he led the team that tracked down the atlanta olympics bomber. what is the reason, number one, that antifa fits this designation? >> antifa is an ideology but they have people who follow that ideology around the country and they have exhibited all the hallmarks of domestic terrorism as designed by statute. that means they are committing violence or intimidating civilian populations for their own political aims. doctorates there. the only other requirement is that the criminal act that they are committing, which are myria myriad, happens in united states within our borders. >> laura: chris, here is the 18 usc 30 3:30 one. yo

i mentioned the scenario, "butch cassidy & the sundance kid" to my team, only one person knew what ias talking about. that proves i'm very old. going out with guns blazing. >>> you heard about the team going over there, to the chinese counterparts, that could influence the fed also but meantime a treasury spokesperson telling fox business he cannot confirm secretary mnuchin is going to beijing next week. we're hovering around there, that u.s. negotiators heading to china on monday for face-to-face trade. we're hearing from mnuchin and others it will happen. earnings parade continues to go on. most companies are beating. a lot are beating on revenue earnings and increasing guidance higher. not just blue chips like coke and united technologies, household names, sherwin-williams, stanley black & decker. we have the big tech names reporting later in the week, facebook, amazon, google parent alphabet, the question most people want to know is it too late? i bought in two of the best to answer that. david nelson and david nicholas. let me go with last names, gentlemen, you will understand w

my first one was hopalong cassidy. it is about, not just a memory from films and tv, but it is no longer as popular now, but life magazine. i had a friend who had the entire collection of life magazine from the first issue. i loved going over to his house and looking at the magazines from world war ii, which became the way people sort of learned about the war. and i remember in later years, the issue that came out that was so powerful. it was a little, like, high school yearbook photo of everyone killed that we can -- that week in vietnam. were in their prom outfits, some were in their military outfit. there was no commentary. it just had their name and where they were from. it went on for page, after page, after page. and it was the most heartbreaking and profound statement about the cost of that war. joanna: sorry. i was going to say that it is interesting. in one of the photographs that is upstairs in the history section, your no man's land photograph of world war i, that is something i thought a lot about also. the

most buildings should have a's but thatot always the case, we went inside one unit that war >> allen cassidy d his wife are in their 70s, for years they've been living at the charter house, which is a 55 and o apartment community in silver spring. >> if it was on, you would hear it. >> allen does have an air conditioning unit, but lately he says it hasn't been working and having a negative effect on im and other tenants. we were inside his apartment for several minutes and were also feeling the heat. >> that's why a lot of people downairs on the seventh floor. >> we followed allen to the mezzanine level and this is what we saw, an empty water jug and neighbors fanning a woman who had passed out. it felt like the air conditioning wasn't working on tis level as well. >> she gotoo hot new york city water to drink. and we didn't have any water to give r. >> and she fainted? >> she fainted. >> that woman was taken to the hospital. >> montgomery county fire and ressue official say the heat likely exacerbated this woman's pre-exiexisting condition. >> on days likey to this is life-or-death issue it

. >> laura: welcome an out republican senator bill cassidy, ted cruz wants to label these radical violent mass thugs as domestic terrorist. joining me harmeet dhillon, the conservative jen -- attacked by those thugs and burning, former nypd commissioner, bernie you have called for antifa to be labeled a terrorist group. what is the hold up? that skims the surface of what is going on on the streets. >> i don't know what the holdup is but i'm glad certain senators are putting forward the resolution. i think the fbi has to look at this. i think somebody should be directing the funding mechanism with these protest. when you watch these videos you see the same people over and over at different protest and somebody is funding it. they are doing it for political reasons. intimidation, threats and violence results in terrorism and it has to be investigated and charged. >> laura: the fbi's definition of domestic terrorism seems to fit in i mean it's kind of obvious at this point your client and dino still still hasn't got any satisfaction after horrible entry but what is the update from the portla

bill cassidy of louisiana. we went to the rio grande area of texas. that is a thin slice of the border, but in that area 40% of all illegal traffic moves across the border in that one zone. the most heavily traveled area of that zone is the mcallen sector and that's where we went. across that area, one small segment of the border, they've got 1,500 to 2,000 individuals illegally crossing the border, in that one small sector of that 2,000-mile border. in that one small sector, they had 63 different countries, individuals from those countries cross the border illegally. 63 different countries. i hear a lot of folks say it is all folks from central america crossing to be able to flee. that's not true. 63 different countries just around mcallen, texas. you see the cartels sort them by country and background check. they send indians in one direction, they send pakistanis in another direction and they send folks from honduras and guam in -- guatemala in another direction. when i walked into one of the stations to do a quick pop in to see who was there, at t

thank you. >> thank you, senator cassidy. senator king. >> madam chair, there's an "allison in wonderland" quality to this hearing. australia's natural gas has a vast capacity. they started exporting in a big way about ten years ago. their prices doubled for their consumers between 20 is15 and 2. the one law that this congress cannot repeal is the law of supply and demand and the number of lng terminal applications now approaches 50% or 60% of the total production in thoigs kis country. you're telling me it's not going to -- that doesn't pass the straight-face test. you cannot argue that a dramatic increase in demand caused by lng exports is not going to expect domestic prices. you said it was about $2.50 in henryhub the other day. in australia ten days ago, it was -- today it's $8, $9, and $10. shortage of natural gas in one of the countries that has one of the great natural gas resources on earth. for the department of energy to continue requiring these permits which under the law are supposed to take into consideration the

he rubbed elbows with bill cassidy. and he then went to his office, and stored his luggage.'t want to talk about it with cnn. >> i'm in the middle of a meet right now. >> is it appropriate to be cashing in on your position, sir? is it appropriate to lobby for russian oligarchs. can you talk about why it's appropriate to be lobbying? >> reporter: there's 323 former lawmakers from both parties that are registered lobbyists. one-third of departing house members and 40% of former senators registering to lookby. between meetings in the dirkson building, cnn talked to norm coleman, who defended his work. >> i think the first amendment is a wonderful thing. i hope we're doing a service. >> reporter: but there's a vocal contingent in congress that disagrees. >> it's one way to help rescore the public's confidence that this place is working for them. >> reporter: alexandria ocasio cortez and ted cruz are working together to root out the practice. >> it will be harder for corporations and special interests to do on their own. >> washington has had a culture of corruption. and i think

my name is martin cassidy. i was born and raised in san francisco and my family has been in the construction business over the last 40 years. this legislation will be devastating to homeowners and general contractors as it makes it impossible for anyone to remodel their homes. the process of obtaining a permit to remodel a single family home takes one to five years. anyone, neighbor, citizen can object to the planning department, the board of permit appeals and file a d.r. with the planning commission. now this legislation adds yet another road block by requiring homeowners to submit a conditional use permit that will end up in front of the board of supervisors for approval. when talk to go my friends about owning a house in san francisco, i tell them that most likely we will never be homeowners here in our hometown and that's because the over regulated process of obtaining permits and building has driven prices through the roof. thank you for >> i'm a realtor. i learned people with young families are looking f

leland: with that we bring in republican senator bill cassidy, the great state of louisiana took. appreciate you being with us. tellis, where are you, what of using and do you have enough resources as this flood begins in earnest? >> i'm in baton rouge. it's a strong way, but for louisiana not that desperate at this way we have seen worse. our resources here, federal, state community has fared very well. hospitals have been evacuated, couple of nursing homes but as a rule-- leland: we watched now as we see coast guard rescue that happened yesterday as they were pulling people off of some islands that have been cut off by the rain. by and large, though, have enough people in your mind he did that you occupation warnings or are you getting calls of folks stuck in different parts of the state? >> know, people did he'd there wondering why the folks on the barrier islands did not, but others have. there were some places for example nursing homes and hospitals closer to the coast that were not told to evacuate, but lost power and subsequently had to be evacuated. as a rule the system ha

you saw the gramm cassidy bill, he saw democrats refusing to come across the aisle, blockne grant money, the president think he is going to protect prebecause precondition coverage, but what you did see from the democrats tonight is al socialist plan, a takeover of medicare -- of all of our health care with this proposal for medicare for all. mthey didn't know how to pay fr it. if they were dishonest about the fact that it would raise taxes on every single american. and bernie sanders and elizabeth warren said flat out they will take away private health insurance plans, and i don't think that is something people in michigan would like.in in fact, it's been pulled in michigan, it is not something that is popular, and i think a lot of union workers would sayay you are taking away my plan that i negotiated, you're going to take me off of my plan where i can choose my doctor and what is best for me and my family? i don't thinkhi that is going to fly. >> shannon: you mentioned senator elizabeth warren, she talked about this tonight, that some off those things she heard her fellow democrats s

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as he rubbed elbows near the senate floor with louisiana senator bill cassidy then returned to his officeggage. a perk many lobbyists do not enjoy. he didn't want to talk about it with cnn. >> i'm in the middle of a meeting right now so i'll pass. >> is it appropriate to cash in on your position, sir. >> thank you -- >> is it appropriate to lobby for russian oligarchs. >> can you tell why it is appropriate to be lobbying. >> reporter: there are 323 lobbyists from both parties who are now registered lobbyists and the 2016 study shows the last three decades show more than a third of departing house members and former senators registering to lobby. in between meetings in the senate durkson building, cnn caught up with republican senator tom coleman who defended his work. >> the first amendment is a wonderful thing and i hope we provide a service and i enjoy doing it. >> reporter: but some congress disagrees. >> i think banning them is one way to restore the public confidence that this place is working for them. >> reporter: and alexandria ocasio-cortez and texas conservative ted cruz are wor

he saw the gramm cassidy bill and he saw democrats refusing to come across the aisle that would block money to states. what you saw from the democrats tonight is the total socialist plan, takeover of all of our health care with this proposal from medicare for all. they didn't know how to pay for it. they were dishonest about the fact that it was would raise taxes on every single american. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren said flat out they would take away private health insurance plans and i don't think that something people in michigan would like. it's been polled in michigan. it's not popular. a lot of union workers would say you're going to take away my plan that i negotiated? you're going to take me off of my plan where i can choose my doctor and what's best for me and my family? i don't think that's going to fly. >> shannon: you mentioned senator elizabeth warren. she talked about this tonight, that some of those things that she has heard her fellow democrats saying, she said don't fall into the trap. here's what she said as a bit of a warning. >> we are the democrats. we are