>> senate minority leader charles schumer speaks at the university of kentucky but the senate gavels in at 3:00. on c-span-3, the brookings institution looks at nuclear abilities and modernization efforts. after that, the look at national security. boehnergovernor whose -- bruce honor delivers his annual state of the state address. this is 30 minutes. >> good afternoon. llerton, steven madden, leader brady, lieutenant governor sanguinetti, attorney general madigan, comptroller mendoza, treasurer fredericks, members of the general assembly, distinguished guests and members of the media, welcome. to the members of the national guard, our servicemen and women, and our veterans, thank you on behalf of of a most grateful state. [applause] >> thank you. god bless you. to the taxpayers of illinois, it is an honor to serve you. my report on the state of the ,tate, this bicentennial year begins with a reflection on what has been born, built and grown in illinois. our history is rich. we were the first state to ratify the constitutional amendment to abolish slavery. presidents lincoln, grant,

excalibur rounds are also on the list designed for danger close situations we all security on this charles schumer bridge might be behind the surge in ammo orders. almost certainly one can say that these are used these are heavy weaponry they are used mainly in conventional conflicts what we're seeing here is a very large increase that i think can't be completely explained by replenishing used resources the what's being attempted i think it's a gesture it's a symbol that we are massively increasing our defenses. any shift in the areas that are likely to be used in a possible scenario with states rather non-state actors and invariably of course they're talking here about russia possibly china iran and others and that would be consistent with the new stated u.s. security policy of confronting those states by any standard this isn't a very great increase in the number shows being ordered a power for stockpiling which again means that the obvious affects for preparing for war. now traversing frozen over siberian lake in a pair of skates made over seventy years ago might not be everybody's idea of a da

excalibur rounds are also on the list they designed for close dangerous situations security analyst charles schumer says washington is trying to send a message by bolstering its arsenal almost certainly one can say that they so use these a heavy weaponry they are used mainly in conventional conflicts what we're seeing here is a very large increase that i think can't be completely explained by replenishing used resources the what's being attempted i think it's a gesture it's a symbol that is saying we are massively increasing our defense expenditures in the areas that are likely to be used in a possible scenario with states rather non-state actors and invariably of course they're talking about russia possibly china iran and others and that would be consistent with the levy stated u.s. security policy of confronting those states by any standard this isn't a very great increase in the number of shells being awarded a power for stockpiling which again means that the obvious effects for preparing for war are back at the top of the yeah scene. join me every thursday on the alec simon field and i'll be sp

lapierre: here is the real tragedy, charles schumer shook my hand to get all the mental health records into the system, then he went back to capitol hill and you know what he did? absolutely nothing. how many lives might have been saved if he had kept his promise? they are liars to the core and i will make this production right now. [applause] a year from today many of those records may still not be in the system, not if some of these politicians and their media enablers have their way. [applause] instead, what they will do is they will keep coming after the nra. and when another monster slips through the cracks, the very cracks that they have enabled in the system, as the records of prohibited persons remain out of the database -- it will happen again. here is something that we must be careful of as we go forward, we all have to be careful that this does not become a runaway train. what if all of your medical records, perhaps your conversations with your doctor, your prescription information, do we really want all of that on a government list and in the government database? >> no. mr.

rounds are also on the list that designed for danger close situations we all security analyst charles schumer bridge what's likely to be behind the move. almost certainly one can say that these are used these are heavy weaponry they are used mainly in conventional conflicts what we're seeing here is a very large increase that i think can't be completely explained by replenishing used resources what's being attempted i think it's a gesture it's a symbol that is saying we are massively increasing our defense expenditure in the areas that are likely to be used in a possible combat. with states rather non-state actors and invariably of course they're talking here about russia possibly china iran and others and that would be indeed consistent with the newly stated u.s. security policy of confronting those states by any standard this isn't a very great increase in the number of shells being ordered a power for stockpiling which again means that the army is effect through preparing for war now crossing a friends and siberian like on a pair of seventy year old skates might not be everybody's idea of

rounds are also on the list they're designed for danger close situations we all security analyst charles schumer it's what's likely to be behind the move. almost certainly one can say that these are used these are heavy weaponry they are used mainly in conventional conflicts what we're seeing here is a very large increase that i think can't be completely explained by replenishing used resources the what's being attempted i think it's a gesture it's a symbol that is saying we are massively increasing our defense expenditure in the areas that are likely to be used in a possible combat scenario with states rather non-state actors and invariably of course they're talking here about russia possibly china iran and others and that would be indeed consistent with the new stated u.s. security policy of confronting those states by any standard this isn't it a very great increase in the number of shells being ordered a powerful stockpiling which again means that the army is affects from preparing for war. now crossing a frozen siberian lake on a pair of seventy year old skates might not be everybody's idea

lou: there is no verification issue from me with charles schumer and nancy pelosi.utely do not trust for any reason whatsoever period full stop. do you think it will be built and how much money will be appropriated? >> we need around $20 billion and it will get built only if the senate comes along. lou: we'll find out how big a rino mitch mcconnell and paul ryan really are. thanks for being with us. that's it for us. we thank you for being us. congressman jim jordan fan ron >> you should see strong demand from consumers, businesses investing. i would expect the next two years on a current path to be good years for the economy. lauren: breaking news this morning. the new fed chair, jerome powell, raising the fear of higher interest rates needed to cool the growth in those comments sent stocks thinking yesterday. >> to doubt his slump at the end down nearly 300 points breaking what was a strain of three n. a row. lauren: futures this morning has been lower overnight. gallup 76. connell: not

lou: there is no verification issue from me with charles schumer and nancy pelosi.an absolutely do not trust for any reason whatsoever period full stop. do you think it will be built and how much money will be appropriated? >> we need around $20 billion and it will get built only if the senate comes along. lou: we'll find out how big a rino mitch mcconnell and paul ryan really are. thanks for being with us. that's it for us. we thank you for being us. congressman jim jordan fan ron desantis. thanks for being us. good night from new york. kennedy: democrats make the case tax cuts are a bad thing. wait until you hear their lateest argument. the president meets with republicans to discuss gun control. should the government give everybody universal basic income? put your hand out, we have a surprising poll. round up the troops. more polls are pouring in from battleground districts around the country and the republican tax plan is becoming quite popular. republicans were under water with big promises and democratic messaging that

lou: there is no verification issue from me with charles schumer and nancy pelosi.olutely do not trust for any reason whatsoever period full stop. do you think it will be built and how much money will be appropriated? >> we need around $20 billion and it will get built only if the senate comes along. lou: we'll find out how big a rino mitch mcconnell and paul ryan really are. thanks for being with us. that's it for us. we thank you for being us. congressman jim jordan fan ronre is lou. lou: good evening, a number of news events that are developing. a suspicious letter sickened 11 at a virginia military base. haz-mat teams responding to joint base meyer-henderson hall in arlington. also attorney general jeffin sessions announcing justice department decided to investigate allegation of fisa court abuse by obama administration. and special counsel robert mueller moved to drop charges against rick gates,

. >> juan: charles schumer, democrat leader in the senate, said trump is talking a good game but cuttingget for two programs that would allow us to better record criminal with people records in the database. >> greg: it is the first i've heard of it. i will have to think about it. my concern is that trust quotient which i brought up before. we sat here and offered six practical solutions that i think everybody could agree on. as far as i can tell, people who have watched that show, that's the verse on television they've heard practical solutions. from the most vocal sides of this debate, you don't hear practical solutions. the reason is is the trust quotient. if you say sensible gun laws, the others say you are taking my guns. if i say i want my gun rights, and call me a killer. protests are real and they are symbolic. there is a rational reason for them. however, going back to the trust quotient, you have to be aware of other groups co-opt your protests. when far left groups get involved with other groups and it becomes more of an activist name, a resist meme, it becomes about trump and

charles schumer shook my hand to get all the mental health records into the system and then went back to capitol hill and you know what he did, absolutely nothing. how many lives might have been saved if he had just kept his promise? they are liars to the core and i'll make this prediction right now. a year from today, many of those records may still not be in the system. not if some of these whining for television politicians and their media enablers have their way. instead, what they'll do is they'll keep coming after the nra and when another monster slips through the cracks, the very cracks that they have enabled in the system, as the records of prohibited persons remain out of the database, it will happen again. but here's something we must be careful of as we go forward. we all have to be careful that this doesn't become a runaway train. what if all of your medical records, perhaps your conversations with your doctor, your prescription information, do we really want all that on a government list and in the government database? here's another one. a military vet, comes -- goes to

leaders mitch mcconnell and charles schumer reach a deal. addressing ongoing opioid crisis, bottom line a rare event in washington. was bipartisanship. you don't see that too much these days. you know what? it is going to cost us. it is going to cost us big time. money we do not have. adam shapiro live on capitol hill with the very latest. hey, adam. >> as you said, you might call this historic you have the bipartisan deal in the senate but as we break this down they're talking about hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending that raises the cap on not only defense spending, to over600, roughly 50 billion in fiscal 2018 and possibly more in 2019 but also on the domestic side t adds, 100, i think $50 billion over two years to domestic spending. we heard from senator schumer about that it provides money for disaster relief. provides money for opioid and abuse, drug abuse intervention programs. so that is all contained in this compromise. senate is expected to pass this at some point. we're not sure on the timing, whether tonight or tomorr

then in 2006 it was called a fence, okay, so you had barack obama, hillary clinton, joe biden, charles schumer saying the fence act. it was the secure fence act of 2006. what frustrates me, and i appreciate you also are frustrated by this, david, what frustrates to me the hypocrisy here. you know it is okay if chuck schumer is proposing it but just not okay if donald trump is proposing it. >> look, nobody should be against securing our borders. if that requires $25 billion, which sound like a lot, but if that money will be spent well and not going to be wasted and used in a way effectively and efficiently secures our borders, we ought to support that. in return, the democrats should get some provisions that make it easier for people who are already here, who are contributing to our economy, who are employed, who are in school, to get on a pathway to citizenship. trish: he offered that. here is the problem. these are the other sticking points. by the way i point out interesting little fact everyone, david, the proposed wall in 2006 was $50 billion that the democrats come up with. the president'

. >> senate minority leader charles schumer speaks at the university of kentucky but the senate gavelsin at 3:00. on c-span-3, the brookings institution looks at nuclear abilities and modernization efforts. after that, the look at national security. boehnergovernor whose -- bruce honor delivers his

join hands on that and go to capitol hill -- >> we sure can -- >> now here's the real tragedy, charles schumer shook my hand to get all the mental health records into the system and then he went back to capitol hill and you know what he did? absolutely nothing. how many lives might have been saved if he had just kept his promise? they are liars to the core and i'll make this prediction right now. a year from today, many of those records may still not be in the system. not if some of these whining for television politicians and their media enables have their way. [ applause ] >> instead, what they'll do is they'll keep coming after the nra and when another monster slips through the cracks, the very cracks that they've enabled in the system as the records of prohibited persons remain out of the database, it'll happen again. but here's something we must be careful of as we go forward. we all have to be careful that this doesn't become a runaway train. what if all of your medical records, perhaps your conversations with your doctors, your prescription information, do we really want all that on a g

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nine, we'll take you to the university of louisville in kentucky where senate minority leader charles schumer is speaking. and later, the senate gavels in at 3:00 to begin work on immigration legislation. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: and this week on "the communicators," more of our visit to las vegas and the consumer electronics show which is one of the largest trade shows in the world, about 200,000 people come every year to see it. about 47 million people visit vegas on a regular basis. so here's more from ces. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> host: so, adelyn zhou is, what do you do for a living? >> guest: i am the chief operating officer of topbots focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning.

on c-span2, charles schumer speaks at the university of louisville kentucky. the senate gavels and at 3:00 to begin work on immigration legislation. on c-span3, the brookings institution looks at nuclear capabilities and monetization efforts. and look at the government oversight role in national security. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour takes us to lynchburg, virginia. with the help of our cable partners, we will explore the rich literary scene. watch this weekend beginning at 5:00 began on book tv on c-span2 and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. ♪ >> this week on q and a, new york times staff photographer, doug mills. mr. mills talks about covering president trump and discusses some of the photos he took during and after the 2016 presidential election. ♪ new york times photographer, doug mills, your last visit back in 2013, you were photographing a lot of barack obama. what has changed in your life since then? president we have a who is not a politician in the white house and am

. >>> charles schumer says president trump should thank president obama for the economy. will respond on that later today on this program. >>> 20 cities still in the running to be home to amazon's second headquarters. we have someone who says those cities should stay away from amazon. he makes his case during the second hour. you're watching the "varney & company." ♪ my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with beautiful images. and...you're done! and now business is booming. harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. stuart: check the big board, we are down 30 points but we're above 26,100. >>> ebay, look at that, a record high, they did very well over the holiday season. they're up 14% t

listen to charles schumer.oll tape. >> if we can come up with a bipartisan compromise, looks like it is in the ballpark of 60, let it rip. let's go. stuart: let it rip. mark short white house legislative affairs director. marc, the president seems to be absolutely determined on one thing, that is the wall. is that a non-negotiating position? >> well, stuart thanks for having me. i think the president is sincere not just about the wall but fixing this program once and for all. we're trying to avoid a short-term solution which congress does kicking the can down the road and having and bade approach. as you were seeing in the intro, border security and prioritizing the nuclear family and keeping allowances to spouses and children as far as those brought in. not extended family as you're commenting on. not the diversity lottery program. stuart: is that a position that won't change. >> it is, stuart. we don't want to be back in the same place couple years now. if congress does a bandaid approach we will have the sam

on c-span2, charles schumer speaks at the university of louisville kentucky. the senate gavels and at 3:00 to begin work on immigration legislation. on c-span3, the brookings institution looks at nuclear capabilities and monetization efforts. and look at the government oversight role in national security. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour takes us to lynchburg, virginia. with the help of our cable partners, we will explore the rich literary scene. watch this weekend beginning at 5:00 began on book

. >> alicia: let me bring up the tweet put up by charles schumer.if democrats would take that deal, general kelly wouldn't. >> i don't think americans would take that deal. americans for a very long time for decades and decades have been set up with the illegal immigration system and the way it prioritizes those who come into the country breaking the laws of the united states and then not prioritizing people who come here legally. this is ending the illegal immigration problem and getting rid of the magnets that allow people to continue to come here. that's where republicans are drawing the line by saying look, we've been here before and offered amnesty in return for border security. we haven't gotten it and we won't go there again. >> i only have a minute left. congress can't seem to get out of its own way. democrats shut down the government for three days in january. republican senators didn't get anywhere last week. immigration reform fails again and again. the president has made it clear he will not sign anything into law that ends chain migrati

charles schumer shook my hand to get all the mental health records into the system and then he went backcapitol hill and you know what he did? absolutely nothing. how many lives might have been saved if he had just kept his promise? they are liars to the core and i'll make this prediction right now. a year from today, many of those records may still not be in the system. not if some of these whining for television politicians and their media enablers have their way. instead, what they will do is they'll keep coming after the nra and when another monster slips through the cracks, the very cracks that they've enabled in the system as the records of prohibited persons remain out of the database, it will happen again. but here is something we must be careful of as we go forward. we all have to be careful that this doesn't become a runaway train. what if all of your medical records, perhaps your conversations with your doctor, your prescription information, do we really want all that on a government list and in a government database? here is another one. a military vet comes -- goes to his or

on immigration, nancy pelosi, charles schumer they have serious pressure from the left side of their base. they want to do a tight daca deal, nothing more. republicans want more. they want changes to the visa lottery, chain migration, you know money for the border wall, all that. you won't get a deal unless those things are included one that can pass the house and senate and get to the president's desk. i don't see the ability of the parties to fashion some compromise like that that can get through both chambers. kind of the same thing going on on infrastructure. charles: here is the problem, nan, for me. infrastructure, i hit a big pothole this weekend. it didn't discriminate, whether i was republican or democrat or independent. it ate my tire. how did they not pass a daca bill after compromising on more defense spending? how do they go back to their own constituents, we stood up for you by not getting it done? >> charles, i know, i was there in the house of representatives and politics unfortunately enters into all of these decisions. we all know painfully, we don't have majority i

charles: when chuck schumer was talking, it was like he was talking to nancy pelosi. >> there is nothing that got cut. charles: the freedom caucus and nancy pelosi join forces and hold their ground. are we in a bizarre world? >> nancy pelosi has been all over the map. i don't know what she is trying to prove. she was in favor of it, then she was opposed to it. now she is in favor of it. at one point democrats were quhipping people to see where necessity were at, if they were against it. everybody is trying to play hot potato. they don't want to vote for it so they are trying to get their neighbor to do it. this has a debt ceiling "it that nobody wants -- debt yilgt that nobody wants to be kobled with. charles: we are getting rid of the sequestration. >> i voted against that, by the way. charles: it feels like there is no other form restraint for folks when they get to d.c. they just all spend spend spend. >> the problems we have aren't a revenue problem, they are a spending problem. you keep using that credit card time of and time again. rand paul is making the point, when the democrats

charles schumer, the minority leader said, wait a minute this has nothing to do with what we're talkingl vote on something more like they want, a clean daca bill. they will both fail. ainsley: why wouldn't democrats support that original bill? it gets 1.8 million. they originally wanted 700,000. 1.8 million allows them to stay in the country. i've been hearing critics say, because they want this thing, they don't want it to pass. they want march 5th to roll around, they want the president to deport the people. brian: they don't have a deadline anymore. march 5th is not a drop-dead date any longer. they will revisit it. might go up to the supreme court. you never know, there is no longer a deadline. we'll put this on hold. the house says look at me. i hate the deal i was forced to sign last week on the budget. therefore when it comes to immigration i'm, this is already the rubber hits the road. why the speaker will look passing putting for a vote the congressman goodlatte bill. he is retiring but in virginia. extremely conservative putting that to the senate seeing where that goes. ainsl

charles: i want to show the audience the back-to-back press conferences, mcconnell and schumer making nice nice or all this and both happy as can be the establishment no longer has any fiscal restraints. >> this bill is the product of extensive negotiations among congressional leaders and the white house. no one would suggest it is perfect. but we worked hard to find common ground. >> at the end of the day i believe we have reached a budget deal that neither side loves but both sides can be proud of. that's compromise, that's governing. charles: is that compromise? is that the compromise we need? there are a lot of things we want to get through. but with $20 trillion and counting in debt, is that the right compromise? >> if i were the republican national committee i could write the commercials on how the democrats held our military hostage to get what they want which is more spending. for those of us who shuttered that this spending continued. this is a wake-up call. we need that 60-member majority. that would avoid situations like this. right now we don't have that. wake up, conserva

charles: while she is going with this crumbs thing. schumer tried to shift the topic and say it's president obama's. he raised taxes. but what you are saying is there is a major disconnect between us and the american public. but she is pounding away on the crumbs thing. daneen: the 2016 election was about jobs and the economy. the americans are seeing the results from the trump administration rolling back regulations and cutting taxes. nancy pelosi called it krusms, maybe that's her chump change in her purse every week. but this real money to americans. when i left home i didn't have any money. i lived on ramen noodles and was cooking them on a hot plate. charles: i would drain the water, then put in the powder. for a year we lived off that. it's not just the bonuses. i'm watching more and more companies full felt agenda of progressives. paid maternity leave and educational services. higher minimum wage. everything they have continue to fight for even forced down the throats of small businesses is coming to fruition. >> it's wonderful to see t

charles. as for their possible role as wedling singers, no comment from kensington palace. >> i can see it. a choreographed dance routine. they're cool royals. they'll do it. >> the fantasy is going through your head. >>> amy schumeraged to pull off her wedding without a single detail. now amy is opening up about her favorite new word, wife. >> you're a wife. >> i'm a wife. >> does he call you my wife. have you heard that? >> yeah. it's still like a novelty. >> they tied the knot in a surprise weekday wedding two weeks ago. amy admits she just can't get enough of being a mrs. >> i was over using it to a degree that's insane when it's completely uncalled for. >> schumer shared details of wedding vows on nikki glaser's radio show. some of it was sweet. some of it was just what you've would expect. >> mine sucked. i wrote mine is 20 minutes. i was crying. >> all those stories about me were like me screaming at him. i annoy him all day. i'm like you want to play a game. he's like what. i'm like guess how many times i sneezed today. >> i was sobbing. his vows were stunning. when two people love each other and they mean it it shows. >> bff jlaw was there for the beach i dos. the blushing bride has been spotted blashing

charles: i don't think there is any doubt the democrats lost the last showdown and have been out of control since then with chuck schumering the wall off the table. but at some point they have got to make a deal or admit to their constituents, the dreamers, we were never serious in the first place. >> other democrats like senator durbin said we are willing to cave when it comes to the wall if you are willing to give us legal status for the immigrants that are here. do we want the wall? do we want to legalize the immigrants that are here? if the wall is something they want to achieve, it's something that will be difficult to get democrats behind. but if they are willing to do that in concession for something else. as senator mccain came out with a bipartisan bill that was shut down by the white house. but that suggested the idea of stronger border security. it wasn't a wall, per se. and it was going to allow for those who were here. >> the american public put president trump in office because of the wall. i want to let the audience know you are looking at the vote on the house side. another continuing resolution. the ide

charles: i think many people don't realize how awful it is for our military with respect to readiness. did the republicans give away too much. >> i think so. i think schumer we have to make sure our troops have what they need when they fight for our freedom overseas. much of this money looks like it will go to contractors, not necessarily military personnel. when you take a look at the reality of this, you are talking about a 13% increase in spending which is the second largest increase in a decade be second only to the obama stimulus. where are the republicans on this? they seem to be attacking this only with it's a democrat in office, not when it's a republican. charlesrepublican.. >> it is incredibly worrisome that the deficit slowing up. republicans threw a bunch more money at the wall. the epidemic going on, helping babies born addicted. but at the same time this wasn't a win for democrats. nancy pelosi had her big schtick about this doesn't do anything for dreamers. but she says vote your conscience. than were 70 democrats in the house voting for this. charles * after our last segment someone hit me on twitter and said what we are looking at is not

charles? all, when youof are going out of your coming up pelosi, schumer, schiff, and all of these people makingents. these people are under oath, and they were probably shot up. ii.s a kid during world war what people forget is the system corrupt, they have corrupt judges in the system, i am not saying they are, but if they did, it would not be the first time we find a corrupt judge, ok? who aref these people doing all this talking were put under oath, pelosi, schiff, everybodyers, al else, it would probably shut people, because these they just run their mouth, runs home, goes inside, and lock the doors. we have a bunch of pathological liars in washington, and people should realize these people -- i where any rear of these people even established a charity and gave money to anything. they are not givers, they are takers. host: all right. "the hill" is reporting that a key party group has launched an rodttack against rosenstein, urging him to "do his job or resign" following the release of a controversial memo alleging surveillance of use at the department of justice. actionty patriots uploaded