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i saw people taking furniture out of their houses, chopping it up, lighting it on fire in order to cookople were largely on their own. i haven't seen that in any other storm. bret? >> bret: all right, steve. we have more on this with the panel. thank you. president trump today paid tribute to americans who fought against some of the terrorists who struck on 9/11. characterizing the americans on board flight 93 that crashed into shanksville, pennsylvania as heroes who stood up and defied the enemy. the ceremony, one of several marking this solemn 17th anniversary of that terrible day. chief white house correspondent john roberts begins our 9/11 coverage tonight from the north lawn. good evening, john. >> bret, good evening to you. like two predecessors before him president trump stood on hallowed ground today defiant in the face of the ongoing threat from terrorism declaring that america's future will not be written by our enemies. america's future will be written by our heroes. like the 40 who died in that field in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> as commander-in-chief, i will always do ev

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house and senate on spending bills? guest: relatively well compared to years in the past. last year -- you might've heard omnibus before come when you have all of these appropriation bills together. they are chopping them up into different chunks, bite-size chunks. last week they passed one in the house and senate, overwhelming support. veterans affairs, legislative branch, energy and water. those four pieces. this week the senate will take up the second bite-size chunk, but it is a huge one -- this is labor, health and human services, education. they are lumping it with defense. defense is the sweetener. that is not supposed to happen -- any kind of a position on either side of the aisle. the senate is expected to pass --

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they are chopping them up into different chunks, bite-size chunks. last week they passed one in the house and senate, overwhelming support. veterans affairs, legislative branch, energy and water. those four pieces. this week the senate will take up the second bite-size chunk, but it is a huge one -- this is labor, health and human services, education. they are lumping it with defense. defense is the sweetener. that is not supposed to happen -- any kind of a position on either side of the aisle. the senate is expected to pass -- host if there i -- >> if there is an emergency we don't like to have -- [indiscernible] futurest this afternoon lieutenant general robert ashley. he is the director of the defense intelligence agency. meore he formally -- excuse -- served as deputy army chief of staff. all aspects of intelligence, counterintelligence. battalionmanded the squadron with tours in iraq and afghanistan. our discussion also features two of csi us' finest moderators. the versus dr. seth jones -- the first is dr. seth jones. he is a senior advisor to the international security program. for

she is known for her shoes, and acting chops, but who know she's an avid reader, she's also a brand-new publisher launched sjp in partnership with penguin random house. its first title, "a place for us" by fatima farheen mirza landed straight on "the new york times" best seller list. mirza takes us inside a muslim-american family as they struggle against expectancies of culture, had only, religious and marriage in post-9/11 america. a police for "a police for us" our times. sarah jessica parker and fatima farheen mirza joined me in new york for our own private book club meeting. >> fatima, you started to write this when you were 17 or 18? >> 18. >> you're now 27. so it took nearly a decade, not quite. when you start to write it, it proceeded the current hyperpartisan feeling about foreigners, about immigrants, about refugees and all the rest of it what was it that made you want to write this book? >> it's funny you bring up that because that's something i'm revealed about that i began it before all of this, which allowed me to approach this family. my goal when approaching them was i knew the labels the world might assign on them, and tiffany precon

chopping block. that is not right, that is not fair. they destroyed bipartisan solution to address transportation needs. affordable housing and student debt will be out of reach. how can you turn a blind eye and a deaf ear to the desperate cries of the people? how can you ignore a moral and constitutional responsibility? how can you cement the debt of our children, our grandchildren, and generations yet unborn. that is not right. that's not fair. and history will not be kind to us, if we continue down this road. i urge eefach and every member the committee to vote no that we may return to the serious work of the people and for the people. that, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> gentleman yields back, mr. buchanan, you are recognized, strike the last word. >> thank you, chairman, as we talk about debt and deficits, our friends on the other side of the aisle, all of us came in, in a different period of time. i came in at 2006, if you look at what happened in 2007 to the next ten years, bottom line, we had no growth for ten years. multiple reasons. we ran up 10 trillion in debt, it was a big deal, $800 billion stimulus, they ha

you've really got chops, if you're really got bones, get up and -- let me tell you another thing that's going on. a lot of these establishmentarians that are living inside the white houseo their buddies inside of washington and saying, wink, wink, i'm just working there but i don't like the president. someday the president's not going to be here, but you know how washington works. we're all cockroaches that are going to be living in this kitchen forever, so you got to like me after the president leaves. one of the things that's happening with the woodward piece and other pieces like it is i've got to prop myself up, say something anonymous to bob woodward, have it get out there that i'm not really inside the president's inner circle because all these washington tonians don't really like the president and i've -- this is where the president is making a huge mistake. if the president would only listen, he would hire people that actually like him. he would hire people that actually care about his agenda, care about the american people, and care less about the washington establishment. >> he seems to want to check -- >> he likes hiring these guys that have these big, you k

chops' washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on saturday morning. and bob woodward is joining us on monday at 7:00 a.m. eastern. we'll talk about miss new book: "fear, trump the white house" and also ken starr will be with us on tuesday to discuss hi book "contempt. a memoir of the clinton investigation." >> agriculture department officials were asked about u.s. trade policy, and the impact that tariffs are having on growingal exports. senators on the agricultural committee asked but escalating trade tensions, price stability and access to foreign markets. senator pat roberts chair this committee. conversation conversation [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning i call this meeting of the senate committee on agriculture, nutrition and forestry to order. the last couple of years have been very busy for members of the senate ag committee as we work hard to produce the 2018 farm bill that will provide certainty and predictabilities nor u.s. farmers ranchers and gores and everybody up and down the food chain. as i have traveled kansas and other areas around the country, having a farm bill in place certainly tops the list of concerns i hear about.

chopping block. it is not right. it is not fair. it destroys bipartisan solution for transportation needs, affordable housing and didn't debt will be out of reach. how can you turn a blind eye and a deaf ear to the desperate cries of the people? how can you ignore a moral and constitutional responsibility? how can you -- our children, grandchildren and generations yet unborn. it is not right. it is not fair. and history will not be kind to us if we continue down this road. i urge each and every member of this committee to vote no and we may return to the serious work of the people and for the people. with that mr. chairman, i yield back. >> john yields back. you are recognized for the last word. >> thank you, mr. chairman. just wanted to talk about our friends on the other side of the aisle with deficits. all of this came in a different period of time but i came in 2006. if you look at what happened through 2007 for the next 10 years, we can talk about the deficits today but the bottom line, with no growth for 10 years. there are multiple reasons. we ran up 10 trillion in debt, there's a big deal but 800 trillion or $800 billion st