butch cassidy was incarcerated in here for stealing a horse. it was in here for buying a horse off his good buddy. if you are caught with stolen goods you could be tried for stealing those goods. was brought into this room we are standing in now. all of these convicts and all of these individuals coming in here, this was a time for social security numbers. most of the time these people had no birth certificates. they didn't know where they were really born or what day of the month. they gave different names. he said his name was george cassidy, not robert leroy parker. reality is born in utah. he said his parents were dead and they were very much alive at this point. who are they really? they really don't know. another interesting convicts and prisoners that came together, they would come up in prison wagons. they would come into this processing room. we had a husband and wife show up. were in an altercation over they were small ranchers, hat land -- had land that bordered ranchers land. he wanted their land and it was this constant friction be

cassidy: thank you, madam chair. so, first let me say that i enjoyed senator manchin's comments but there are some things that are a little misleading. not that you intended to. sen. manchin: not at all. sen. cassidy: but i think it needs to be clarified. sen. manchin: i appreciate that. i thought it was very factual, but i appreciate that. sen. cassidy: the coastal states don't get 35% of everything produced out there. there is a cap. sen. manchin: you haven't hit the cap yet. sen. cassidy: it'salso date,tion after a certain after a certain point in time. so, it's not the entirety. i will show a graph. we are also always puzzled datet federal waters or federal -- are federal land, but federal land within a state boundary is not federal land for the purposes of how we do this. it always seems a distinction without a difference. sen. manchin: within the boundaries. sen. cassidy: that said, to continue my formal remarks, protecting the revenue of the gulf states, included -- increasing the share that with -- that we re

senator cassidy has stepped right into that. senator cassidy, if you would like to speak to your bill that you have introduced and that i have cosponsored, the coastal act, we will then allow for introduction of our guests. >> thank you, madam chair. so, first let me say that i enjoyed senator manchin's comments but there are some things that are a little misleading. not that you intended to. sen. >> not at all. >> but i think it needs to be clarified. >> i appreciate that. i thought it was very factual, but i appreciate that. sen. cassidy: the coastal states don't get 35% of everything produced out there. there is a cap. >> you haven't hit the cap yet.. >> it's also production after a certain date, after a certain point in time. so, it's not the entirety. i will show a graph. we are also always puzzled date that federal waters or federal are federal land, but federal land within a state boundary is not federal land for the purposes of how we do this. it always seems a distinction without a difference. >> within the boundaries.

senator cassidy has introduced s2418 which is the coastal act and senator mick sally has introduced f2 666 which is a public lands are knowable energy development act. as a cosponsor of the coastal act i want to thank senator cassidy for introducing legislation that would bring revenue sharing for coastal producing states into parity with onshore developments. progress laid the foundation through the passage of the gulf of mexico energy security act back in 2006. at that time the bill did not include alaska. the coastal act we are considering now what establish a revenue sharing program that would include alaska. at the current time our offshore production is pretty minimal and therefore any returns to the state are equally minimal. it is important to address this at this time. in fact, some of us would say it's well overdue in terms of timing to address it. coastal act would do for alaska what it does for other producing states such as those in the gulf of mexico and in terms of being able to provide offshore revenue sharing to the state to help meet a number of critical purposes incl

senator bill cassidy. , on up. -- come on up, bill.atn who has become friend of mine, so tough and smart. you know who i am talking about. he has got the greatest name. a very special guy, went to oxford. you know what that means? that means good. you are very good. he loves this state. john kennedy, senator john kennedy. [applause and cheers] i think what we will do is we will have some of our incredible warriors, up also. because we have a man you have never heard of before. he is the toughest guy. he got hit hard. and you know when they had him out at second base less than a year after, he couldn't move well, didn't have big range. he was in the big stadium and they were playing the democrats of all people. the first pitch, a hard shot, hit to the second baseman and it was hit hard. i said it is a disaster. down, he caught the ball and threw the ball to first base, came off to a hero's welcome. steve scalise. come up. [applause and cheers] great guy. [applause and cheers] i went to the hospital the night he was hit and he wasn't loo

hat's why cassidy a doctor introduced a bill with nevada senator jacky rosen.tion would protect patients health out on their smart watches and give the us department of health and human services the power to enforce it is all comes after google reached a deal with one of the largest nonprofit health systems in the count and annound its plans to purchase the health tracking company tht that some hlth experts worry the agreements could violate current health privacy laws, while others say there perfectly legal google maintains t deals would improve tient ce but cassidy is installed is not juste a lot of folks in health, i t after the ascension to deal came t said yeah it's within the letter of the law. but we need to update those chges could come from congressional hearings, cassie hopes to hol in the near future in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>don't expect toee tesla cybertruck on the roads for at least another year, but the electric rmaker's arctic racking up preorders as of yesterday thall electric version of thpickup truck had 200,000 orders. elon musk an

, or butch cassidy. butch cassidy was incarcerated in here for stealing a horse. it's not what you would have thought. becaused already robbed banks at this time, but he was in here for buying a horse off of billy, his good buddy. well, his good buddy was a horse thief. and in wyoming, if you're caught with stolen goods, you can be tried for stealing those goods. so he was caught with a stolen horse. he was brought into this very room we're standing it now, and he was processed. the interesting thing about the processing of all of these convicts and all of these individuals coming in here was this was a time before fingerprints, this was a time before social security numbers. and most of the time these people had no birth certificates. they didn't know where they were really born or what day of the month. if mom wrote it down in the family bible, they might know. so the information given in the processing, they get different names. and that's exactly what cags dedid. he said his name was george cass deer

thank you. >> senator cassidy, can i make one quick comment. un i would quickly say iran the state department of health in indiana when we expanded coverage to several hundred thousand citizens. as surgeon general i want everyone to hear me say that access to quality affordable healthcare is critically important.ev this administration believes we should give states the flex ability and opportunity to do it the way it works best for them as occurred in indiana. the record number of 1115 waivers show commitment that flexibility in given states, that flexibility and in my opening state but i talked about industry and bakeries and indiana and new york and i think it is important when we talk about work we understand that one of the biggest predictor's of whether someone will be successful in long-term recovery is whether or not they can get back to work. i will be the first to admit the idea of work requirement is a hot button political topic but i don't want usa to lose te strong data that says we need to think about ways we can help people reinte

. >> senator cassidy will be the last one and will you close the meeting, senator cassidy? because i have to go to a meeting in my office. so i thank all the panel as chairman of this committee for this very fruitful meeting. senator, cassidy. >> thank you. at the outset the chair will grant himself as much time as is needed. thank you for being here. first let me highlight something that hhs has done. you had a task force on pain management which is really good because your statement earlier said that there is still untreated pain and yet we have people dying from addiction. that is the tension and as you know they differentiated between the patient on chronic pain for many years, never escalating, working in society from the person who is breaking into a car to steel a purse to buy drugs. so let's not turn our backs on the person with the stable dose contributing to society which includes people in this room and differentiate that person from those. they're capable of looking at the outcomes. who is released and goes into a situation requiring more care for addiction and

so senator cassidy, if you would like to proceed. we do have a full complement here this morning and a full house behind you. hopefully the introductions do not consume our full morning, but we certainly welcome all the good comments. so senator cassidy. >> madam chair, what a wonderful way to tell me to be brief. but it's a privilege to represent my fellow louisianaen in dan brouillette as we consider his nomination to be secretary of the department of energy. he's imminently qualified as the united states leads the world in all sorts of energy issues. as deputy secretary, he showed a commitment to energy security. it's no surprise as a louisiana native he understands the importance of u.s. lng exports, creating jobs in the united states, but lowering greenhouse gas emissions abroad. dan is committed to innovation and ensuring that our national labs are at the forefront of developing groundbreaking technologies. he has served as the assistant secretary for congressional and intergovernmental affairs for department of energy under pr

he revealed his intent in the comments. >> senator cassidy thank you. >> thank you.lizabeth: a record close for nasdaq. dow is up 20% this year, gerri willis has the acted from the big board at new york stock exchange. reporter: it was a good day for the nasdaq hitting a new all-time high, the third in a row, 19th of the year. but unfortunately dow and s&p did note hav have -- did not hae momentum to follow suit. all eyes on washington and trade, president warned he would raise tariffs on imports of chinese goods if no trade deal is reached with beijing. >> retail hammered after home home reported inching that beat expectations by a penny a share, but disappointing on virtually every other metric. the stock down more than 5%. >> kohl's similarly reporting a bad quarter, shares selling off 19.5%. and fear spreading through rift. liz. elizabeth: gerri willis. >> great to see you. >> coming up, former acting acting i.c.e. director thomas homan, he is joining us. pushing back against democrats who are attacking border security policies, telling lawmakers in capitol hill.

cassidy: absolutely, desks dy:. cassidy: -- sen. kenne absolutely, but this one was close.ple in government were going to just give away a $60 billion asset, and i raised fresh hell, and some of my friends in the house did, too. thanks to the president and chairman pai, we turned it around. guy: john kennedy speaking to our washington correspondent kevin cirilli. vonnie: let's get the latest bloomberg business flash now, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news. alibaba's $13 billion hong kong share sale is proving wildly popular, according to dow jones. the offering is already multiple times subscribed. they will start selling early, and an hour from now, in fact. tata steel will cut operations. blamesbai-based company overcapacity and trade wars. tata has steel mills in the u.k. and the netherlands. management unit is on a hiring spree in the u.s., almost tripling that of last year. the world's biggest banks are competing to hire or retain advisors who can win business from richer clients. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. coming up on the eu

or graham-cassidy.ss we have full cooperation from the other side there won't be full scale replacement. i think we've effectively shown with medicare advantage down 34% and cost of drugs flattening out and other things to decrease the cost of health care, that's a pretty nice start that we can build upon. neil: well, senator, it's all in the final delivery of the goods for republicans and democrats, to your point. thank you very, very much. hope you have a great thanksgiving. >> you, too, neil. neil: senator cassidy. all right, hobby lobby's president speaking out about those who are bashing billionaires. maybe because he's close to being one himself, he took offense. (employee) enterprise car sales has access to over half a million preowned vehicles, most with tech features like blind spot detection, back up camera... [kristen gasps] (employee) because you never know what might be behind you. (kristen bell) does the sloth come standard? (kristen bell vo) looking to buy? enterprise makes it easy. wayfa

this man's sister lives in apartment 205, he believes the contra cassidy contra costa sheriff's deputy were looking for his nephew. >> her son don't even live here, he might use the address but he doesn't live here. they had no reason to become break and into my sister's house because they heard what her kids might have done. >> reporter: swat officers eventually moved in with their guns drawn. the sheriff's office says it's police raids across the bay area resulted in five arrests. four are facing murder and conspiracy charges. the fifth man is charged with being an accessory. ey davno lu life that because you kn, it is real sad because their parents are scared of them, they don't have the home training. >> reporter: investigators say up to five people were killed at the airbnb halloween party. two of the victims were armed. they haven't released a motive in the shooting. it's unclear if investigators are looking for additional suspects. in marine city, i am da lin, kpix 5. >>> the man busted for eating a sandwich on a bart platform has taken up a first step in suing the transit agenc

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senator's bill cassidy and john kennedy. he addressed the impeachment agree, the economy, and the border. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president of the united states, president donald trump. >> ♪ and i'm proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free, and i won't forget the man who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up to defend her still today cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. where there is pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave tha

louisiana senator bill cassidy is with us this morning. mr.nd concerns about privacy when big tech gets into my health life, but what about the cost of health care? you think it's going up because of these developments? >> one of the statements in the "wall street journal" article, because they want to maximize profit because a.i. will help them decide what additional tests they could order. i think i know that it's probably getting benefits from the tax-free status, they're getting the disproportionate share program, they're getting 340b financing, i could go down the list. municipal bonds are tax-free, i'm thinking. i'm not sure, but i'm thinking, and now they're going to use a.i. to figure out how to bill medicare even more. this is troubling on many aspects, that's one of them. stuart: nobody else has raised that, senator. i'd never even thought about that, but you're quite right. that was in the wall street journal. i can see them ordering up more tests because a.i. says you need 'em. that's your problem here, isn't it? >> we, the taxpaye

we will start with senator cassidy. followed by senator cruz and senator kennedy. to introduce the deputy area secretary this morning. we do have a full complement here this morning. we welcome all of the good comments. what a wonderful way to tell me to be brief. he is eminently qualified. the united states leads the world in all kinds of sex -- energy issues. hea louisiana native, understands the importance of exports. and lowering greenhouse gas emissions abroad. he has committed innovation. he has served as the assistant secretary of governmental affairs in the department of energy. staff director of the energy and commerce committee. and a member of the louisiana state mineral board. for theeally suited job. i urge his speedy confirmation and look forward to this floor vote. >> thank you. let's turn to senator cruz. welcome to the energy committee. >> thank you. for got to be here. it is my privilege to help introduce dan brouillette to the committee. i am telling you right now, texas claims him. maybe we don't have to resolve that issue here this morning. man

senator bill cassidy, senator john kennedy. come on up, fellas. [cheers and applause] >> let me just echo what eddie rispone said. this is trump country! [cheers and applause] >> and let me add to what he said. with your help, but only with your help, we can make it rispone country. thank you! [cheers and applause] >> hello, louisiana! thank you, mr. president, for visiting our state! [cheers and applause] >> in three short years, president trump has doubled the growth in the greatest economy in all of human history. and you know what our democratic friends have done for him? speaker nancy pelosi is trying to impeach him! i don't mean any disrespect, but it must suck to be that dumb. [cheers and applause] >> now let me tell you, let me tell you one other thing. the same people that are backing speaker pelosi are sending tens of millions of dollars to support governor edwards. and all he has given us, all governor edwards has given us our decline and uncertainty. now unless you're happy with crappy, i want you to vote for eddie rispone for governor

cassidy you have in your stomach for good which i just think i mean it's science it's pretty logical.e are signed up for today's 15th annual turkey trot ali turkey trot right here in downtown san jose. as you can see behind me we already have tons of volunteers out here this morning in the 7 o'clock hour. the official races starts in just about an hour and actually i'm joined here live. 14 oh you gotitalian last the name you are the found the silicon valley, turkey trot 15 years ago what made you want to start this my wife and i woke up on thanksgiving morning flicked on the radio they were talking about 20,000 people downtown running and walking to help feed the hungry. >>but here's the kicker they were talking about wealthy silicon valley. they're talking about sacramento. we turn to each other and said someone not to do that here and we decided someone was us. >>of these races, it's not just people out here running for no purpose, some people are running for fun, some people running for costumes but there that are double element behind at what is that. >>it's wonderful because we w

>> i think senator cassidy hit on the head there.lves as being folks you want to give more information to. we seen them so often take compiling information, turning into some attention and when it comes to healthcare, before we get close to a discussion of how you compile healthcare information, the industry needs to start embracing transparency and competition itself to fix itself. there's no way i'm going to be comfortable with a company like google compiling the information into an industry that is dysfunctional itself for some folks "making money" off of it. the healthcare industry needs transparency and competition. so we don't go to the burning plan. this is just the side show that needs to be set aside because they tech has shown it needs to fix itself before it enters more like that. >> i don't like the idea i artificial intelligence saying get a blood test. i don't want that. let's talk u.s. nca. speaker pelosi says the deal breakthrough could be eminence. she wants it done this year. do you think that's possible with impeac

senator bill cassidy, senator john kennedy. come up.eers and applause] >> let me just echo what eddie rispone said. this is trump country. [cheers and applause] let me add to what he said. with your help, but only with ris help, we can make this pone country. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> hello louisiana. thank you, mr. president, for visiting our state. [cheers and applause] years,hree short president trump has doubled growth in the greatest economy in all of human history. [cheers and applause] and you know what our democratic friends have done? [booing] >> speaker nancy pelosi is trying to impeach him. [booing] >> i don't mean any disrespect. it must suck to be that dumb. [cheers and applause] >> let me tell you one other thing. the same people backing speaker pelosi are sending tens of millions of dollars to support governor edwards. [booing] us, allll he has given governor edwards has given us is uncertainty and decline. [booing] happy, unless you are with crappy, i want you to vote for eddie rispone for governor. [cheers and

. >> i think bill cassidy from louisiana said it's possible there was pa lack of judgment. what is the public supposed to absorb from this? the republican party says no this didn't happen. all right, maybe it did, it's not this. do you see why some are skeptical of really what the republicans -- >> well, i think the best thing for the public to do is read the transcript. it's the closest thing we have to the record. you make a judgment as to whether or not you think what happened there is worth putting the country through an incredibly divisive experience, it's stopping everything else from happening and we know how this story is going to end. there is a very little likelihood the president will be removed. we made a political decision to put everything on hold, divide the country for an outcome we know and we are doing it, what's going to happen, and essentially a year before an election. to me that doesn't make a lot of political sense and it's bad for the country. >> it seems we're in a bad spot. we are also setting a presidency if there is no guardrail to stop him from

certainly there is a theme here that bothers me, we had a hearing a couple of weeks ago, senator cassidy has a bill to increase staffing to processor and permits and here were talking about bills to increase staffing and be able to respond more promptly and efficiently to permits, the bottom line is the federal government can work if there's no one to answer the phone and are going through a period where bureaucratic is a dirty word and where we have hiring freezes and freezes of salary, no raises and then here we are talking about delays in permitting because somebody was to something else, had a land transfer and current to the permits, i think we need to realize this is part, this is where she could have the same hearing and practically any committee, the department of agriculture and fish and wildlife, anywhere that process is complaints and permitting applications from our citizens, so i think it's important to point out madam chair that you can't have it both ways you can bully rogue on bureaucrats and then complain that permits aren't being granted at a timely fashion, i think tha

we had a hearing a couple of weeks ago senator cassidy has a bill to increase the staffing due process permits and here we are talking about to increase staffing and being able to respond more promptly and efficiently to permits. the bottom line is the federal government can't work if there is nobody to answer the phone and we are going through a period where bureaucrat is a dirty word and where we have hiring freezes and freezes of salary, no raises yet here we are talking about delays and permitting because somebody was doing something else with a land transfetheland transfer they cot the permits. i just think we need to realize you could have the same hearing in any committee at the department of agriculture or for fish and wildlife from anywhere in the federal government that processes the irs or the processes complaints and permitting applications from citizens. so i think it's important to point out that you can't have it both ways and then complain that permits are not being granted in a timely fashion. i think that's an important point and i am seeing a pattern develop. finally

we will start with senator cassidy followed by senators cruz and senator kennedy to introduce deputy secretary this morning. would like to proceed we do have a full complement here this morning and a full house behind you so the introductions do not consume the full morning but we do welcome all the good comments s comments. >> what a wonderful way to tell me to be brief. [laughter] it's a privilegege to represent my friend dan brouillette eminently qualified as united states leads the world in all sorts of energy. he shared a longer showed a commitment to energy security and understands the importance of us energy exports to lower greenhouse gas emissions abroad. committed to innovation to be at the forefront of groundbreaking technologies serving as the assistant secretary of intergovernmental affairs department of energy under george w. bush staff director for energyy commerce committee and member of the louisiana state energy board bringing a wealth of knowledge and unique perspectiveun ideally suited for the job i urge his confirmation and look forward to his role. >> welcome to

then we have senators grassley, smith, cassidy, ernst, hassan, jones, klobuchar, manchin and rubio would like to simplify the federal aid letter so you don't get a letter in the mail if you're living in maryland or tennessee and think you have got a grant that you don't have to pay back when in fact it's a loan that you do have to pay back. we also agree on increasing the maximum pell grant. and we also agree on how to pay for it. we also agree on permanent funding for the historically black colleges and institutions in a way that the budget committee can easily approve and that can pass the senate. so if we can agree on all that and it all helps students at historically black colleges and minority-serving institutions, then why don't we pass it. why don't we do that. why don't we come up with a short-term gimmick-supported house-passed bill that sets up a new cliff, why don't we take a permanent funding with a budget committee-approved way of paying for it and do some other things that we have been working on for five years in a bipartisan way. this is not an alexander proposal. this is

senator cassidy has a bill to increase staffing at ferc to process permits. here we are talking about bills to increase staffing to be able to respond more promptly and efficient to permits. the bottom line is the federal government can't work if there is nobody to answer the phone. we're through, going through a period where bureaucrat is a dirty word. and where we have hiring freezes and freezes of salary, no raises. and, yet, here we are talking about delays in permitting because somebody i think you said was doing something else. had a land transfer and couldn't have the permits. i suspect you could have this same hearing at practically any committee, agriculture, fish and wildlife, anywhere in the federal government the proses, the irs, the processes, complaints, and permitting applications from our citizens. so i just think it is important to point out, madame chair, that you can't have it both ways. you can't bully rag bureaucrats and then complain that permits aren't being granted in a timely fashion. i think that is an important point and i'm seeing

how -- it is almost like butch cassidy and the sun dance kid. are those guys schwab they turned out to be -- it turned out to be asset gathering is number one. i heard people talk about jpmorgan, bank of america, schwab >> that's amazing, yes numbers start to get pretty darn big. 5 trillion is real money real money. >> yeah. powerhouse. >> there are those who believe that they actually -- that fateful day where they cut commissions to zero was done in part to extract maximum pain on ameritrade and force them to say we got to figure out something in terms of consolidation. whether or not that's true, it had the effect of bringing ameritrade you can make the argument that the synergies, that's what we're learning here. potential deal for days now. but expected to be 10% to 15% accretive. they got a lot of work to do though between now and then including dealing with antitrust, which is not necessarily going to be -- >> well, i hope robin hood is in the picture. robin hood has $600 million. david, robin hood, softbank forgot to lose money with them

cassidy: i want to stop kennedy: i want to stop you because i want to have a long meeting with you about it. have a couple of other questions. what is in your opinion justice? ms. sawyer: that's a heavy question. i would assume that people are treated fairly and fair and equitable consequences occur if one violates the rights and we should be able to anticipate that and expect that. sen. kennedy: to me, justice is when someone gets what they deserve. the uyghurs in china deserve religious liberty and i think it not to give it to them. in terms of crime and punishment, a wrongful act. do you think we should view that as a sickness that should be cured or a consequence or a wrongful act, the consequence of which deserves punishment? ms. sawyer: i think the latter is very true. unfortunately, in some situations, the former statement -- like in terms of pedophiles and sex offenders and some of those whose behavior has been deemed by the psychiatric association to be at the root of that is a mental health issue which needs to be looked at is both. either way, the consequences should match the

senator's bill cassidy and john kennedy. he addressed the impeachment agree, the economy, and the

john cassidy writes the following: you can read the full article from the new yorker. joining us from arkansas. 56% of registered voters , that's not everybody, they oppose medicare for all. millions of people would lose their insurance. millions of people would lose their jobs. medicare for all is unconstitutional. the constitution does not allow for the government to force one forax one person to care another person. only goinge chat is to be one person because only one person won the election. this bill from seattle has text message. richard is joining us from illinois. you are undecided. explain why. caller: it's not that i'm undecided, i have a question about it. just u.s.alking about citizens? host: thank you for the question. this is another tweet from a viewer. the iowa democratic dinner, candidates talking about their plans. care is aiew, health human right, not a privilege. we will pass, whether the insurance companies like it or not, medicare for all. host: that is from bernie sanders on the campaign trail. our phone lines are open. to fresno,xt teleported.

in an election we have the territorial prison where butch cassidy was imprisoned.have cowboys and the wild west. i think what they will find out is we still have that flavor of the west and the conservative attitude that people had but we are a very open, friendly, and inviting community for anyone who wants to come. when you come to laramie everyone says they did not want to leave, they wanted to stay because it was a friendly place to be. our cities tour this weekend on c-span two and american history tv on c-span3. the headline in the financial times on this friday morning. " trump financial hearings to be held in open, after tivo democrats build a body of evidence. probe investigates alleged pressure on ukraine." some comments from twitter on elizabeth warren's health care plan. her announcement on how to pay for it. " where is warren going to find $3 trillion a year?" " the only thing corrupt is the american political system. politicians to continue to attack a president of the usa is a travesty. as an independent i am appalled. as for these people calling in

the president was joined by senators john kennedy and bill cassidy. this is just over one hour.

bill cassidy, republican from louisiana, joining us from new york. >> thanks, stuart.umbers, that half our people want to remove president from office. >> stuarts, selective leaks of one side of the story without any counterargument being leaked simultaneously, of course people will be persuaded. if you look at that poll, 51% of people, a majority, think the democrats are using this for political purposes. now so they're yeah, i don't like it but i also see what they're doing. it become as little bit more easily understood in that case. stuart: i think there will a backlash. i do not think americans wish to remove this president on the basis after phone call to the president of the ukraine. i think there will be a backlash getting him out of office. >> two things about that. woman cuts my hair says i don't care about president trump but i love my 401(k). stuart: really? so true. >> so true. second aspect, for some when "the washington post" on the day the president was inaugurated had a headline said, push to impeach trump begins. it seems foreordained they were going

senator cassidy, introducing in s14 the coastal act, and senator mcsally, introducing the energy reproducing act. thank you for introducing legislation that would bring revenue-sharing for coastal producing states into parity with onshore development. congress lay the foundation for offshore revenue-sharing through the passage of the gulf of mexico energy s

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