gorsuch told senate minority leader charles schumer that an attack on his fellow judges is an attack on them all. a family is recovering this morning after they are rescued from a serious house fire in southeast d-c. firefighters rescued a 95-year-old woman from a second-floor bedroom in her home on xenia street. paramedics rushed her to the hospital in serious condition. the woman's son said he was in the basement when the fire started. firefi they got the woman out of the home just in time. investigators are blaming an unattended frying pan for starting the fire. coming up-- treacherous roads in the northeast causing serious problems for drivers. and this was just the beginning. we'll show you what we mean.. coming up. plus, a winter weather advisory in effect-- just hours after summer-like temperatures. and a serious winter storm-- now slamming the northeast. meteorologist veronica johnson is breaking it all down, when we come back. - winter weather advisory - rain and wet snow through 9am - cold & very blustery day (feels 20s) - pm snow flurries/snow squalls - warmth returns this

democratic senate leader charles schumer. >> this executive order-- was mean-spirited and unameric unamerican. powerful, emotional. look out denzel, ryan and ben affleck's brother. he actually looked like he was about to cry. great acting chuck, i'm sure d motivation. bottom line, the liberals are in panic mode, they don't know what to do with president trump, protests, scare tactics, crying on cue, academy worthy performances the guy in high school the pretty girl that liked him for a week and then didn't like him anymore, he made a fool out of himself trying to get her back. and that's where the dems are, the high school guy saying crazy things to try to get the girl back. got news for you, demes, she ain't coming back and you've got four years to think about it, hopefully eight. get up off your knees, you look ridiculous. have a great super >> there is only one person to go nuclear and that is senate majority leader mitch mcdonald. >> if you can, mitch, go nuclear. that would be a shame if a man of this quality was put on the web. >> lou: we'll talk about the dems of destructionism with th

charles schumer reacted to the initial report. >> that is despicable. that would be one of the most un-american things to happen in the last century. i hope it is not true. the fact it might even be considered is appalling. >> another democratic senator kamala harris of california called the idea deeply disturbing. he said in a statement such a employment would be an abuse of executive power and added i challenge democrats and republicans whether they are members of congress or governors to condemn this plan and ensure it never sees the light of day. >>> still ahead, self- destructing messages sound like something from out of a spy movie. find out how secure messaging apps are being used to leak information out of washington. >>> plus, new efforts to protect bart commuters in case of a strike. the plans on the table to reduce the impact if workers walk off the job. senator steve gl >> there's a new push to keep bart train operators from walking off the job. senator steve glazer of orinda introduced a bill that would allow nonunion employees to operate t

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. >> reporter: charles schumer is calling for legislation to keep the overhead free. >> they charge youhen you store luggage, shouldn't charge for the overhead bins. >> reporter: the basic economy fares are use or lose, no changes or cancellations but the airlines say once on board you will have the same experience as everyone else in the economy cab except of course no overhead bins and you will be in a middle seat probably. kris van cleave cbs news, fort lauderdale. >>> all the hype surrounding bacon is take the toll on the industry. the u.s. con reserves are at the lowest -- bacon reserves are at the lowest level ever. farmers are struggling to keep up with the demand despite the fact they are producing more pigs than ever so prices will rise. >>> in today's fresh grocer tony tantillo shows us why you should be eating more mandarins. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is the zuma mandarins. they don't look at pretty as the other tangerines and oranges but they are fabulous. loaded with flavor, easy to peel, great. but selection and storage is so simple: when you

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visit ncicap.org >> today nancy pelosi and charles schumer discuss the agenda for democrats one day before president trump is set to speak. live from the national press club starting at 2:00 eastern. later, a look at efforts to prevent opioid abuse among veteranss. that gets under way at 3:30 p.m. eastern. you can also watch on line at c-span.org or listen on the -span radio app. >> democratic congressman row cannesa represents california's silicon valley. he will describe the issues that matter most to the tech companies, their frustration with washington, and his goal to create more jobs through the companies in his district which include apple, google, tesla, among others. >> we have to figure out what the credentialing will look like for the jobs that are available. not everything is going to require a four-year degree. i'm not as concerned about the folks getting four-year degrees or phds. but what is going to get you a credential that will get you a job? i think the frg should be looking to credentials that actually are -- relate to employment and having conversationings and funding

. >>> senator charles schumer debates the supreme court nominee process. >> and if the nominee cannot gain the 60 votes k not garner bipartisan support of some significance, then the answer is not to change the rules. the answer is to change the nominee. >> republican representative jason chafe, et cetera and democrat representative lynch at the house oversight committee investigating russian hacking. >> if you want me to start issuing s&p is on the dccc i'm probably not going to do it, but go ahead and suggest it. the gentlemen's time has expired. >> you asked me a question, i get to respond i. >> i did not. the gentlemen is out of order. >> gentlemen, i think we need to calm down here a little bit. >> all cspan programs are available at cspan.org either on our home waij page or by searching the video library. >> nebraska governor pe

. ♪ >> james: finally, tonight, here's what happened tuesday with senate minority leader charles schumerdn't get the senatorial courtesy of a prize it so much on capitol hill. >> the national security council, the private independent of the terry shhhh. that was tourist instruction. [laughter] >> if you wondered if there is a group that senator schumer holds in lower regard than senate republicans, now, you know, it is tourists. thank you for watching "special report," i am james rosen and for bret baier. here now, "the first 100 days" with martha maccallum. ♪ ♪ abby: it is thursday february 2nd. liberals unhinged. students flip out over conservative speaker at berkeley college setting american flags on fire and destroying their own campus. heather: two nuclear. president trump refusing to let disgruntle democrats selection. >> there will be 60 votes. >> we end up with the gridlock, i would say if you can go nuclear. heather: u judge gorsuch will head today. >> it's showtime, tim. abby: oh, yes, ground hog day. today we will see his shadow. heather: good morning. we are right here on "fo

there are others on the other side, like senator charles schumer, who has raised concerns about disappointmentsappointment, not just when has raised concerns about disappointment, notjust when it comes to corporations, but whether judge gorsuch will uphold things like human rights. thank you very much for that. as we've been hearing, mr gorsuch‘s nomination will have to be confirmed by the senate, where democrats have threatened to block any candidate seen as too conservative. sarah corker looks at the evening's events. there was a hint of reality tv drama. president donald trump's nominee for the supreme court revealed during a prime time televised address. today i am keeping another promise to the american people. by nominating judge neil gorsuch. supreme courtjustices are appointed for life. president trump's choice, a staunch conservative judge who will help shape law for years to come on things like gun control and human rights. he has a tremendous mind and tremendous discipline. he has earned bipartisan support. what do we know aboutjudge neil gorsuch? he is 49 and lives in denver, color

. >> senator charles schumer debates the supreme court nominee process. >> and if the nominee cannot gain the 60 votes, can got garner bipartisan support of some significance, then the answer is not to change the rules. the answer is to change the nominee. >> republican representative jason chavitz and stephen lynch at the house oversight committee investigating russian hacking. >> if you want me to start issuing subpoenas on the dccc, i'm not going to do it go. ahead and suggest it. >> how about the fbi -- >> the gentleman's time expired. >> you asked me a question and i did not respond. >> i did not. >> the gentleman is out of order. >> let the gentleman yield. i think we need to come down here a little bit. >> all c-span program are available at c-span.org. either on our home page or searching the video library. >> c-span's talking with freshman members of congress. here is our interview with nanette barragan, a democrat from california. >> congresswoman nannette barragan representing california, democrat. tell us what you were doing before he ran for office. >> well, i was servin

there are others on the other side, like senator charles schumer, who have raised concerns about thist when it comes to corporations, but whether or not judge gorsuch will uphold things like women's rights. i'm joined by dr larry sabato from the university of virginia's centre for politics. welcome. president trump said he got the very bestjudge in the country for the supreme court. he is a9, isn't he, he could be making nomination for decades if he is approved. what you expect from him? i expect very conservative rulings, just as you suggested, for a long, long time. what is interesting about the united states supreme court is there is no term. they serve for their lifetime and that means that many of them, most of them, serve for decades. he will be on the scene long after donald trump. it is a very important appointment, probably the most important appointment any president makes and donald trump has pleased all conservative republicans, which means 80— 90% of the party, and he is particularly pleased the evangelical christians your correspondent was quoting, they voted for donald

there are others on the other side, like senator charles schumer, who have raised concerns about thisnt, notjust when it comes to corporations, but whether judge gorsuch will uphold things like women rights. kevin russell is a supreme court practitioner and writer of "scotus," a supreme court blog. it is good to talk to you. thank you for your time. we were talking about what this might do to the political make—up of the highest court in the land. there is a history ofjustices not always heading in the direction of the presidents who appointed them. that has happened in the past. there have been some conservative judges who turned out to be liberal. but that hasn't happened in a while, to be honest. the republican establishment has been very insistent on no more surprises of that sort. that is why we are seeing the selection of someone who has served for a good while on a court of appeal who has a paper trail. he isa of appeal who has a paper trail. he is a proponent of strictly interpreting the constitution. what does that mean in this context? what it generally means is trying to un

taylor: senate democratic leader charles schumer calls gorsuch and ideologue and a skeptical he can berliament it is not enough to look at the difference between exports and imports. thepresident called imbalance with japan on cars and trucks unfair. a report says the u.k. trade agreement with non-european countries will not come close to offsetting the impact of leaving the e.u. the national institute of economic and social research that -- predicts that production and trade could be reduced by 30%. and that -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine? tom? tom: francine, thank you so much. he is the nobel laureate of -- what is important is eric maskin of harvard has applied his mechanism design theory to our politics in our electoral college. he joins us this morning. professor, wonderful to speak to you. let me get right to the rules. you say the rules are deeply flawed. they worked in the revolution of 1800 when john adams and thomas jefferson -- with john adams and tho

there were protests outside the court last night and the democrat's leader in the senate charles schumerided with corporations over working people and demonstrated a hostility to win in‘s rights which makes me sceptical he can bea rights which makes me sceptical he can be a strong, independent justice. it is not clear the democrats can defeat the nomination and there will be other battles, with two justice is now over 80, president trump may get the chance to set the court's direction for generations to come. well, our correspondent kim ghattas is outside the supreme court. president trump has chosen his man, but the question is, when will he be able to take up hisjob? but the question is, when will he be able to take up his job? this will not be a quick or smooth process. democrats are already calling this nomination intolerable, hostile. some even saying thatjudge gorsuch would be sitting on a stolen seat, stolen because they say the seat should have gone to merit garland, a judge nominated by president obama last year, to replace the late antonin scalia. but republicans at the time sh

. >> senator charles schumer debates the supreme court nominee process. >> and if the nominee cannot gain the 60 votes, cannot garner bipartisan support of some significance, then the answer is not to change the rules. the answer is to change the nominee. >> republican representative jason chaffetz and steve lynch at the house oversight committee investigating russian hacking. >> if you want me to start issuing subpoenas on the dccc i'm probably not going to do it but go ahead and suggest it. >> how about some of -- >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> you asked me a question. >> no, i did not. >> will the gentleman yield? will the gentleman yield? i think we need to calm down here a little bit. >> all c-span programs are available at c-span.org on our home page or by searching the video library. >>> now, tennessee governor bill haslam gives his annual state of the state address at the state capitol in nashville. this is just over 30 minutes. [ applause ] >> thanks. thank you. thank you. all right. all right. thanks so much. speaker orwell, lieutenant governor mcnally, happy birth

kennedy: can he make a case to someone like charles schumer who has come out -- >> i don't think so. i don't think they will waste their time with that. right now they have all republicans and 7 democrats ready to vote to break a fill filibuster of 59 votes. if it comes to that, i think they will get it. if the filibuster rule meaning -- they -- meaning 60 votes to pass. if he doesn't have to get 60 votes to pass, they will vote tomorrow. joe manchin is in fave so it's 63. kennedy: so good to talk to you about that. the party panel returns. lena dunham says trump's presidency is hurting the country and her health. now? excuse me. again? be right back. always running to the bathroom because your bladder is calling the shots? you may have oab. enough of this. we're going to the doctor. take charge and ask your doctor about myrbetriq. that's myr-be-triq, the first and only treatment in its class for oab symptoms of urgency frequency, and leakage. myrbetriq (mirabegron) may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder, or have a weak urin

on c-span, house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate democratic leader charles schumer speak about the democratic agenda. leaders ofks by the the intelligence committee on the investigation into russia and the 2016 elections. we hear from chairman devin nunes. that is followed by ranking member adam schiff. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues impact you. coming up this morning, washington examiner defense reporter jaclyn climates will talk about the trump administration's budget plan and its proposed $54 billion increase for the pentagon area then georgia republican congress on presidentermilk trump's budget proposal, the cutting to cut several domestic programs, including the epa. in the democratic argument from new york and the first dominican american to serve in congress will talk about immigration and border control policy. he himself was an undocumented immigrant he first came to the united states. research sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," getting live at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. join the discussion. defense secretary james ma

nancy pelosi and charles schumer calls for an independent prosecutor to investigate potential contact between russia and the trump campaign. they spoke at the national is club -- at the national press .lub this is an hour in 10 minutes. >> thank you very much and congratulations to you for your election as president of the historic national press club. thank you for arranging this. it is an honor to be here with chuck schumer.

kennedy: can he make a case to someone like charles schumer who has come out -- >> i don't think so.n't think they will waste their time with that. right now they have all republicans and 7 democrats ready to vote to break a fill filibuster of 59 votes. if it comes to that, i think they will get it. if the filibuster rule meaning -- they -- meaning 60 votes to pass. if he doesn't have to get 60 votes to pass, they will vote tomorrow. joe manchin is in fave so it's 63. kennedy: so good to talk to you about that. the party panel returns. lena dunham says trump's presidency is hurting the country and her health. [♪] kennedy: let's have some fun. lena dunham has a trump allergy and she says it's affecting her health. on howard stern's radio show she said quote donald trump became president and i stopped being able to eat food. everyone has been asking, what have you been doing? i say try soul-crushing pain and devastation and hopelessness and you too will lose weight. party panel is back. so kirsten, i will start with you. she has been running around naked. now she is wearing form-fittin

charles schumer said that his stomach was turned after the confirmation of jeff sessions.hen jeff sessions was passed, it turned my stomach, i don't have anything against him personally, we're in the gym every morning, but to have a man with immigration on this, he's on civil rights and voting rights top three or four against the sacred rights, civil rights and voting rights, he doesn't belong there. stuart: well, joining us now, congressman michael burgess, republican from the great state of texas. congressman, women to the-- welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. stuart: you can hear from my attitude, reading into the show, stomach turned and radical hatred. >> i feel like i should have gone back to the senate to offer senator schumer treatment for his illness. [laughter] >> i'm incensed. i can't imagine this outpouring of contempt for our president. >> he worked alongside jeff sessions, they were colleagues, were this bubbling under the surface. >> what's he up to? what's going on here? >> complete widespread opposition for all things president trump. they see

in fact democrat charles schumer came out and said pointblank you know what now you really face a challenge because we are going to get the fire under your toes when it comes to making the supreme court judge nomination and appointment so we will stay tuned to watch as this unfolds. the doj filing an appeal and travel ban ruling so this will continue on. we will go to molly hennenburg from washington d.c. and what a quick turnaround. this happened yesterday. this white house move so quickly it's incredible that we are just everyday being bombarded with more elements in they are certainly not taking weekends off. we have to say president trump did promise one thing that he said that he's going to work hard and it's amazing. has this guy slept in two weeks? >> they say he gets for five hours of sleep that night. this is not a total surprise. we knew this was going to happen and in fact the part of common security tipped us off a little bit when they said in their statement comment dhs said in a statement that shortly or very soon the department of justice would be filing, will be filing this

senator charles schumer stated the obvious, that burr's conduct gives the appearance if not the lack of impartiality. >> senator burr's on notice because what he did was wrong and this is not the way to conduct a fair, impartial investigation that goes wherever the facts lead. >> the phone calls reporters were reportedly orchestrated by white house press secretary sean spicer who today falsely suggested that the investigations were complete and that the trump campaign has been cleared. >> chairman nunes spoke very clearly today when asked over and over and over again about this and said that he has seen nothing that leads him to believe that there's anything there. you've had the intelligence committee look at the involvement and the house and senate both do the same. and so what i'm trying to ascertain is at what point, how many people have to say there's nothing there before you realize there's nothing there. >> nobody can credibly say that there's nothing there. yesterday, former cia director john brennan forcibly rebutted the white house claim that james comey had privately knock

immediately nancy pelosi, the democratic leader in the house, charles schumer, the leader in the senaterson is outside of the mainstream. >> shepard: but they can't stop him. he's not outside of the mold of antonin scalia. scalia was a hard right. he was a constitutionalist. this judge is like him in many ways. this doesn't change the balance of power on the supreme court. it's still going to be a 5-4 vote. it's the next one you need to worry about. so why not let it go? why put us through this? >> what you have here is a politically explosive toxic mix, shepard. you have the trump brand, which is highly polarizing which is what we just saw on the immigration ruling, the hundreds of thousands of people in the streets. you have the pipeline decisions, the opposition to obamacare. you have democrats feeling as if they're not being heard and putting pressure, schumer in specific, as the democrats punitive leader in the congress at the moment is in a box. is he in terms of his first move here going to be positioned as impotent or is he going to say, i was able to make moves and to somewhat

senate minority leader charles schumer issued a statement saying he has serious doubts about the judge's ability to meet the standards. he will need to win over some senate democrats to get the 60 votes needed for confirmation. >>> in prince george's county, we're learning new details of another bribery scandal. it's a bit complicated. a criminal complaint has been filed against felix nelson ayala. ayala founded an accounting firm, as well as a nonprofit. investigators say ayala paid bribes to former prince george's county council member will campos in exchange for $5000 every year from 2012 to 2015, in exchange campos made sure that ayala received $25,000 in grants for each of those years. now the nonprofit involved here is called caucus [ speaking in foreign language ] -- the organization provides scholarships to high school and college students. campos has pleaded guilty to his role in the scheme. you might remember earlier this year several people charged in a bribery scandal involving the liquor board. the u.s. attorney says these scandals fall under the umbrella of corruption and p

it took about 30 seconds for senator charles schumer to issue a statement. know he had it written before. i'm just going to quote part of the statement. "judge court search has repeatedly cited with corbis it on my corporations over working people, demonstrated a hostility towards women's rights, , and most troubling, ud in ideological approach to jurisprudence. it makes me strong it can be a strong independent justice on the court." that is pretty mild. let's bring in juan williams and lisa boothe. all right, juan juan. i disagree with charles. i think if the democrats push it too hard against gorsuch, it will hurt that party. you say? >> right now, the base of the party, and a very politically polarized times, wants to see some fight out of the democrats. i think given what happened in the past, and the recent past with merrick garland, where republicans are sad that has nomination, i think it is the longest any nominee has had to wait for hearings and the hearings never happened. i guess you could say the clock is still taking. the fact that the republica

we heard from senate minority leader, charles schumer. he put out a statement, as well. the senator saying this order, by the federal judge in washington, is a victory for the constitution. but the white house not remaining quiet on this. issuing a lengthy statement saying the department of justice will, in fact, file that emergency stay of the order. just waiting to see when that will happen. >> jessica, all right. to rene marsh. let's talk about the 100,000 people who have had their visas rescinded since this ban. will those be reinstated? >> don, at this point, we have not heard any official word from the white house, from dhs. we know that cvp custom and border protection spoke with the airlines. they have not released an official statement. all that being said, we know that about two hours ago, the customs and border protection spoke with all of the u.s. major airlines. and essentially told them that things are going back to the way they were, prior to this executive order going into place. on that call, i'm told by a source on that call, customs and border protecti

. >> but senate minority leader charles schumer thinks that there is only one destination for the presidents immigration clause. >> he should throw it in the trash. it is so bad and so poison, it's genesis is so bad and terrible that he ought to throw it in the trash can. a distressed un-american and unconstitutional. a religious band goes against the american grain. we believe in immigrants in this country. we do not believe in no religious test. >> i know you know from doing radio and shows that somebody trying to get that question, i would imagine that he would ask what you and i would. what will they talk about when he rewrites it? >> i think that trump will stick to the same principles but he has made it pretty clear that it is his prerogative to do it. but we should be looking at what the democrats have done here. it's almost like if we cannot fix your brakes, we will make your horn louder. he has addressed what i think most of the people in america are really complaining about during the campaign. two of those top five issues had to do with muslim security and terrorism. vetting of th

. ♪ >> james: finally, tonight, here's what happened tuesday with senate minority leader charles schumer't get the senatorial courtesy of a prize it so much on capitol hill. >> the national security council, the private independent of the terry shhhh. that was tourist instruction. [laughter] >> if you wondered if there is a group that senator schumer holds in lower regard than senate republicans, now, you know, it is tourists. thank you for watching "special report," i am james rosen and for bret baier. here now, "the first 100 days" with martha maccallum. ♪ ♪ >> martha: breaking tonight, as democrats walk out of hearings and threaten filibusters, republicans are quietly starting to turn the wheels of congress in spite of them. some of the biggest battles are still ahead. i am martha maccallum, it is day 13 of the first 100. good to have you here tonight. so, the white house markings and victories this evening in areas where they have not had too many. they have confirmed, the senate has confirmed rex tillerson to be the next secretary of state. attorney general nominee jeff sessions has

there were protests outside the court last night and the democrat's leader in the senate charles schumersided with corporations over working people and demonstrated a hostility to women's rights which makes me sceptical he can be a strong, independentjustice. it is not clear the democrats can defeat the nomination and there will be other battles. with two justices now over 80, president trump may get the chance to set the court's direction for decades to come. donald trump is attempting to push forward a majority vote. with us is our correspondent. when president obama nominated garland, republicans shot down the nomination process, so some democrats want to do the same for the confirmation of this man. they are spoiling for a fight. some of them are calling it intolerable and hostile, one senator saying that emma kratz showed the same courtesy to republicans, as was shown to them largely. gorsuch has maintained a neutral tone. he has to do that. we know what donald trump wings they should do. press the red button. is the leadership in the senate of the republicans, are they indicating t

senator charles schumer weighing in "president trump ought to see the handwriting on the wall that his executive order is unconstitutional, he should abandon this proposal, roll up his sleeves and come up with a real bipartisan plan to keep us safe." joining us, jennifer rubin and howard fineman. jennifer, let me start with you. we know from the reporting and the timing of this, this was extraordinarily rushed. it didn't go through the normal interagency process. in fact, nonlawyer advisers to the president apparently overruled dhs about the scope of this. it was put into place and in many respects the court's ruling, if you read it, is as much as evisceration of the sloppiness of the drafting of this document as the underlying policy itself. >> i could not agree more, chris. when you think about all the mistakes they made, including green card holders, that was a major part of the ninth circuit ruling. they were told not to do that and they did it anyway. they had zero, zero due process component in this. so when the court looked to see if these people were afforded even minimal due p

. >>> also tomorrow, democratic congressional lead senator charles schumer and nancy pelosi will offer remarks prior to the president's address. live coverage of their news conference will happen at 2:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow afternoon here on c-span3. and live at 3:30 eastern, today, we'll bring you a hearing on efforts to curb drug diverse by opioid addicted veterans of va facilities. phil rowe is expected to talk about work to improve controls to keep drugs from disappearing from va facilities. live coverage here on c-span3. and now a forum on how gender and race affected the presidential election. the trump cabinet choices and the 115th congress, authors in academics from case western reserve university and university of minnesota take part. >> as all of us know, who are here in the united states, or even abroad, during the fall of 2016 we had a campaign that was permeated by issues of gender and race and class. we had a woman at the top of the democratic ticket for the first time. we had a billionaire at the top of the republican ticket who had a discourse of strong populism and c

senate minority leader charles schumer saying justice department guidelines are clear on this, and sayspects the attorney general to follow them. as you may remember, mr. sessions was fully on team trump, obviously, during the campaign. >> i believe there's nobody run for president in years who understands how to negotiate more effectively than donald trump. >> donald trump is speaking for the american people against a corrupt international washingtonian establishment. >> thank you for the work you've put into the immigration issue. i'm really impressed with your plan. i know it will make a difference. >> donald trump is the leader who will bring change. will build the wall. will kill obama trade. donald trump will make america great again. >> and back with the panel, kerstin, should the attorney general recuse himself from anything revolving around the russian investigation? >> yes, i think he should. but to be fair, eric holder was obviously very closely aligned with president obama. but that doesn't mean that he shouldn't have recused himself in certain instances, either. and it wasn

there were protests outside the court last night and the democrat's leader in the senate charles schumery sided with corporations over working people and demonstrated a hostility to women's rights which makes me sceptical he can be a strong, independentjustice. it is not clear the democrats can defeat the nomination and there will be other battles, with two justice is now over 80, president trump may get the chance to set the court's direction for generations to come. the inquests into the deaths of 30 british people who were killed in tunisia in 2015 have heard how three generations of the same family were murdered at a hotel near the beach resort of sousse. suzy evans told the court that within 12 hours herfather, her brother and her oldest son were gone. the bodies of a father, his son and grandson arriving back in britain after the attack in tunisia targeting british holiday—makers two yea rs targeting british holiday—makers two years ago. the lives of three generations of the same family destroyed by a lone gunmen trained by so—called islamic state. 78—year—old charles evans with hi

. >>> also tomorrow, democratic congressional lead senator charles schumer and nancy pelosi will offer remarks prior to the president's address. live coverage of their news conference will happen at 2:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow afternoon here on c-span3. and live at 3:30 eastern, today, we'll bring you a hearing on efforts to curb drug diverse by opioid addicted veterans of va facilities. phil rowe is expected to talk about work to improve controls to keep drugs from disappearing from va facilities. live coverage here on c-span3. and now a forum on how gender and race affected the presidential election. the trump cabinet choices and the 115th congress, authors in academics from case western reserve university and university of minnesota take part. >> as all of us know, who are here in the united states, or even abroad, during the fall of 2016 we had a campaign that was permeated by issues of gender and race and class. we had a woman at the top of the democratic ticket for the first time. we had a billionaire at the top of the republican ticket who had a discourse of strong populism and c

. >> senator charles schumer debates the supreme court nominee process. >> and if the nominee cannot gain the 60 votes, cannot garner bipartisan support of some significance, then the answer is not to change the rules. the answer is to change the nominee. >> republican nominee jason chaffetz and democratic representative steven lynch at the house oversight committee investigating russian hacking. >> if you want me to start issuing subpoenas on the d triple c i'm probably not going to do it but go ahead and suggest it. >> how about some of the fbi -- >> gentleman's time has expired. >> you asked me a question. >> no, i did not. >> you asked me if i wanted -- >> i did not ask -- the gentleman is out of order. >> will the gentleman yield? mr. chairman, i think we need to come down here a little bit. >> all c-span programs are available at c-span.org, either on our home page or o. by searching the video library. >> next we go to capitol hill for discussion on president trump's trade policy agenda. from the center on business and public policy at jrnlgtown university. this is 90 minutes.

people are trying to get out from there, away from charles schumer, a senior republican.graham and senator mccain. this white house is a month old, i swear to god. east, donalddle trump affects issues there. fromgnals a major break major u.s. policy. they call this the to spank solution. >> perhaps donald trump would be happy for a one state solution. that both parties are would presumably they may make him happy. about theking settlements in palestine, he says israel should hold back. new homes have begun construction. let's begin. quirks i like to see you hold back on comments. like it is toond optimistic. that is the art of the deal. used to probably not watch like that. is other high button issue the concept of moving from israel to jerusalem. the trump administration said as far as moving goes, i love to see that happen. if it does move, it would be recognizing jerusalem as the capital. as it happens, 10:30 a.m. eastern time, the senate is going to be looking at the u.s. ambassadorship to israel. go right up to you, who will have no problem with the camrys. the same

. >> senator charles schumer debates the supreme court nominee process. >> and if the nominee cannot gain the 60 votes, cannot garner bipartisan support of some significance, then the answer is not to change the rules. the answer is to change the nominee. >> republican representative jason chaffetz and steve lynch at the house oversight committee investigating russian hacking. >> if you want me to start issuing subpoenas on the dccc i'm probably not going to do it but go ahead and suggest it. >> how about some of -- >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> you asked me a question. >> no, i did not. >> will the gentleman yield? will the gentleman yield? i think we need to calm down here a little bit. >> all c-span programs are available at c-span.org on our home page or by searching the video librar

nancy pelosi and charles schumer calls for an independent prosecutor to investigate potential contact between russia and the trump campaign. they spoke at the national is club -- at the national press .lub this is an hour in 10 minutes. >> thank you very much and congratulations to you for your election as president of the historic national press club. thank you for arranging this. it is an honor to be here with chuck schumer. he will be here momentarily. the newly elected democratic member of the senate. from the state of new york. he comes with the confidence of his colleagues and the enthusiastic support of his constituents. you will tell them i said that, right? when he gets here. so tomorrow, 40 days into the new administration. president trump will deliver his first address to a joint session of congress. as we are reminded anytime the president or anyone from his administration speaks to the american people dealing with this administration demands that we stand up for the facts. and the facts are these -- on january 20, 2009, in the middle of the worst economic catastrophe sinc

yesterday house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate democratic leader charles schumer spoke with reporters about their agenda for the 115th congress and the president address to congress and the nation tonight. >> thank you very much. thank you and congratulations to you for your election as president of this historic national press club. thank you, jonathan for arranging all of this. it's an honor to be here with chuck schumer, when he will wile here momentarily, the newly elected leader of the senate, democrat, and newly elected, reelected member of the senate from his state of new york. he comes with the confidence of his colleagues and the enthusiastic support of his constituents. you will tell him i said that, right? so tomorrow it's 40 days into the new administration. president trump will deliver his address, his first address to a joint session of congress. as we have been reminded every time the president or anyone from his administration speaks to the american people dealing with this administration demands that we stand up for the fax. and the facts are these. on janua

. >> senator charles schumer debates the supreme court nominee process. >> and if the nominee cannotf you want me to start issuing subpoenas on the d triple c i'm probably not going to do it but go ahead and suggest it. >> how about some of the fbi -- >> gentleman's time has expired. >> you asked me a question. >> no, i did not. >> you asked me if i wanted -- >> i did not ask -- the gentleman is out of order. >> will the gentleman yield? mr. chairman, i think we need to come down here a little bit. >> all c-span programs are available at c-span.org, either on our home page or o. by searching the video library.

he is known charles schumer for years and years. >> now, that's exactly the point.had a republican legislature. you want to make changes so fast and he got so far ahead on things like his executive order that now it seems as though a seven to be pushed back in all these different direction. the legislature can send a lot of things in the law but that's a lot slower process. eric: give the general flynn controversy that is not going to go away anytime soon. how does he deal with this end like we saw with the one china policy basically. we seen him pull back some of his campaign rhetoric. >> there's a big difference in the famous "by mario cuomo that you campaign and you govern in prose. donald trump's learning the difference between campaigning and governing. obama cares a tricky situation and not very popular with the base but there a lot of folks who are very strong evidence of it and now people out in the congressional districts are talking to those people about it. it's tougher up congress people to say no to those folks. that's the reality. eric: we see a lot of

senate minority leader charles schumer saying this. the senate must insist upon 60 votes for any supreme court nominee, a bar met by each of president obama's nominee. the burden is judge neil gorsuch to prove himself to be within the legal mainstream and willing to vigorously defend the constitution. talked to john cornyn. he will oversee the confirmation process. reaction to chuck schumer's comment? >> he has the hardest job in washington he has to appease the more liberal wing of the democratic caucus and still be the minority leader. i hear what he is saying but there are 10 democrats running for reelection in states that donald trump carried. i think they will be looking out for their own interests and i think perhaps they will provide those 60 votes along with republicans to confirm this good and really outstanding nominee. >> bill: if that's the case you don't think a nuclear option would be necessary then. you think you can get the 60 votes. >> shannon: well, i think our new president, would be eager to go to the states that he

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