who is right, the president for chuck schumer?k chuck schumer should be ashamed of himself. he is speaking like this, trying to diverge the issue. the issue is there was a blatantly anti-semitic member of congress in the democrat party, there's more than one but we will focus on congresswoman omar who made very very very very harsh anti-semitic statements. anti-israel, anti-semitic. covers all the grounds. the democrat party is fleeing for cover. they are not dealing with the issue. heather: why do you think this is happening is what in terms of her comments concern you most? >> is using all of the old classic anti-semitic statements. the charges of dual loyalty. only jews of being guilty of. she would never accuse a guatemalan immigrant or puerto rican immigrant or mexican immigrant or muslim immigrants from any other country of being loyal to a foreign country. only jewish americans would be charged with that by her and that is the old charge of dual loyalty, it is vicious, anti-semitic, there have been others as well. time for

it's a first talk us through what we just heard from chuck schumer a few moments ago. well the key statement there was transparency what the minority of senate leader is sustained on is that the whole process become transparent by which he means he wants the report to be made available to congress in its entirety and also to be made public now the house of representatives a short while ago passed a unanimous resolution insisting that the report be made public however all of that is up to the attorney general william barr within strictly establish justice department guidelines it's up to him in consultation with us as as to what aspects of this report will be made public whether it will be in its entirety whether it will be in a redacted form that is essentially up to him now those who he'll be consulting about the issue is deputy rosenstein as well as robert mueller himself so they'll be going through the report together and deciding whether the entire report is going to be handed over to congress and made public and that what we heard from chuck schumer is an absolute

the congressional leadership and house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer write that president trump heard millions of americans and caused widespread chaos when he recklessly shut down the government to try to get his commence sif and ineffective wall which he promised would be paid for by mexico. congress refused to fund his wall and he was forced toed a mitt defeat and reopen the government. the same thing will repeat itself if he tries this again.

and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have released a question. attorney general barr's public record raises more questions. the full report and the underlying documentation should be made public without any further delay. given his public record of bias, he is not a neutral observer and is not in a position to make objective determinations about the report. that is a significant line in that, remember that. it goes on to say, and most obviously for the president to say he's completely exonerated directly contradicts the words of mr. mueller and is not to be taken with any degree of credibility. congress requires the full report and the underlying documents so that the committees can proceed with their independent work including oversight and legislation -- and legislating to address any

when you have chuck schumer saying republicans are making israel part -- what does it mean? president trump, who has moved

why does chuck schumer keep talking to the camera?ughter] they're having an argument and he's like a character in an episode of "the office." he's like, "now the president is doing this right now." [upbeat music] now the thing about shutdowns is that if they end quickly, there's not much harm that is done, right, but the longer they go on, the worse the effects are. think of it like this: if you leave your cats at home alone for the weekend, they may not love it, but they'll be fine, right? they'll just, like, drink toilet water or something, right, but if you're gone for six months, you're gonna need some new cats, right? [laughter] and-- because they escape and they leave. [laughter] and 17 days into this shutdown, let's just say that america's cats are starting to stink. - tonight, nearly a dozen departments and agencies have run out of funding. roughly 25% of the federal government gone dark. - here are those departments: agriculture, commerce, justice, homeland security, housing and urban development, interior, state, transportat

what chuck schumer is doing, all they are trying to do is find some more crimes.t and finding. they want that. so once we found out tonight that was no russia and trump collusion that interfered in the election, that's all i need to know. lou: the president said that from the very, very beginning. and to your point, talk about schumer, the hang dog face he had on tonight. mark warner pounding his fist figuratively, demanding transparency. it's not up to him. not up to a single democrat. it's up to the president and the attorney general. the president of the united states despite the rhetoric of the radical dems, he already said he wants absolute transparency. we'll see what happens from here. diamond and silk. great to see you, ladies. thanks for being here on this red letter day. >> thank you for having us. lou: up next. no further indictments to come from the special counsel report. robert mueller found no collusion, no conspiracy with russia. stay with us. we are coming right back. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your

. >> reporter: chuck schumer was applauding his colleagues for their courage to oppose the president. >> my hope is republicans now see how this president is trampling on the constitution and understand that it is possible and in fact courageous to stand up to him and say that there will be consequences for his actions. >> reporter: congress will vote to override the veto but with enough gop standards standing with donald trump it is not expected to have a 2 thirds majority to pass. republican leaders say they believe the president will prevail and get the wall built. shannon: breaking news at the top of the hour, new zealand police, mike bush right now. >> those who have died and surrounding circumstances. i would like to also add that so far, one person, a male in his late 20s has been charged with murder and should appear in the christchurch court tomorrow morning. three other people were apprehended. we believe one of those persons, nothing to do with this incident and two other people that have been apprehended be an imposition of firearms in the general environment, we are worki

a moment chuck schumer asked had mueller report gone the other way would they be talking about climatend some ther other issues or tk about corruption in white house could they are walking a fine line right now. this is why democrats are taking this effort by trump administration to you know try to get rid of obamacare, again, how many times have we been there to say they will try to take healthcare away, that plays into democrat hand, some people think that maybe tripl trump administration might have made a bad decision. they were winning then they go to healthcare, democrats won house, they did well on health care issue in the mid term election. that could be a problem for republicans if they continue to badge that drum. >> you must heard the beginning of our panel today, i said the same thing. david: highest watching. >> what do you think i watch. >> democrats love that president did that pivot to health care. whether you top admit it or not, there was a huge -- 40 seats over 100 legislatessive wins, midterm was about health care. i want to talk about green new deal, we know that vo

guest: chuck schumer has accused of dust mitch mcconnell of hypocrisy, saying would mcconnell is it the minority he cares about minority rights but now that he is it the majority he was to throttle the minorities ability to have any say. i do not expect this is going to be handled amicably. this is going to be a huge deal. in the house they're set to take up the reauthorization of the violence against women act. why does it need to be the -- reauthorized? guest: this is a law that tries eliminate domestic violence by setting up a grant program programsunding for that handles domestic violets issues. february. in year-endmes part of a spending package of republic of the democrats get together a vote on a bill. it expired at the end of last year over disagreements about how to handle not just the spell but other issues. the problem is, for republicans democrats added gun-control and the to the bill republicans and nra are opposed. host: let me break up your tweet. the nre will issue test and are --ill issue ask who want political cover to vote against the bill. why did he need that? this

chris hahn is a radio host and a staffer for chuck schumer, thank you for coming on. the democratic party's position on segregation? harvard, the epicenter for liberalism, has segregated graduation ceremonies, and now there d is a democratic party segregated by race in georgia, it said so on the door. is this something the democrats are for? too my knowledge, and i think that any event that is a political should be open to all press at all times. i believe in full transparency and everything. >> tucker: it is not about transparency -- it is about segregation. why hasn't the dnc said anything about this? >> they should. >> tucker: what about the presidentialal candidates? >> if they are asked about it, they should respond the same way i did and say that it was an abomination and shouldn't be happening. >> tucker: it was at a democratic party event. okay. >> a local city council event is not necessarily the entire country. if you want to start trading event for event, let's start looking at events that are happening in the deep south of that probably whites only, even i

. >> reporter: democratic house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer said in a statement, "it is imperative for mr. barr to make a full report public and the white house must not be allowed to interfere." and 2020 presidential candidates took to twitter to demand the report be released now. the president's attorneys have been working on their own report to rebut mueller's findings. they have been working on this report for quite some time, but they have not seen mueller's final conclusion.?ff >> g okay, paula reid, thank you very much. major garrett is here, our chief washington correspondent. major, as we wait for hose legal conclusion, we're set now for a bitter political battle this weekend in washington. >> . >> reporter: sure, but let's take this as a legal moment first. the president's attorneys got a tip-off about this a couple hours before the report was notified to congress. they have a general sense, an expectation this is going to be good for the president, not terrible. not a clean bill necessarily. they're not prepared to say, that but they feel i

we are going to go to the senate minority leader chuck schumer who's talking in new york. let's listen in. >> the underlying documentation and finding to congress. >> reporter: [indistinct question] >> is this better? now that special counsel mueller has submitted his report to the attorney general, it's imperative for mr. barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying documentation and findings to congress. attorney general barr must not give president trump, his lawyers, or his staff and a sneak of special counsel mueller's findings or evidence, and the white house must not be allowed to interfere in decisions and what should be made public. the special counsel's investigation, focused on questions that go to the integrity of our democracy itself, whether that foreign powers interfere with our elections, or whether unlawful means were used to hinder investigation. the american people have a right to the truth. the watchword is "transparency." in conclusion, the president himself has called without qualification for the report to be made public. there is n

chuck schumer has been speaking in the last hour and said the report had to be published in full.l counsel robert mueller has submitted his report to the attorney general it is imperative for attorney general it is imperative foer barr attorney general it is imperative for mr barr two provide the full report and make it public. he must not give president trump, his lawyers or his staff and his neck preview of findings and evidence. the white house must not be allowed to interfere in decisions about what parts of those findings were — — or evidence should be made public. they should focus on questions that go to the integrity of our democracy itself, whether foreign powers corru ptly interfered in itself, whether foreign powers corruptly interfered in our elections and whether unlawful news we use to hinder the investigation. the american people have a right to the truth. the watchword is transparency. katie benner is thejustice department reporter for the new york times. generalised like you would be edging what is in this long—awaited report. how lucky do you think you are going

william barr is not a neutral observer a house speaker nancy pelosi and the senate minority leader chuck schumer are calling for the full release of a report let's get more from particle hane in washington d.c. a quite a statement there from palosi and schumer also effectively saying that when the president says he's completely exonerated that's just not true so tell us a little bit about what the democrats plan to do now. well what they plan to do is try and get that evidence i mean let's think about one of the most surprising things in this letter was just how active the investigation was we didn't know what they were doing because he is team just didn't leak so we now know that there were twenty eight hundred subpoenas five hundred search warrants they interviewed five hundred people they got phone records they have e-mails the democrats say ok let me see that so basically what you're hearing from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer there save listen we already know the attorney general barr was biased against the special counsel that they took twenty two he took twenty two months couldn't come to

democratic leaders in the house and senate nancy pelosi and chuck schumer released a joint statement, "now that special counsel bob mueller released his report to the attorney general, tois imperative for mr. barr make the full report public. " the statement goes on to say attorney general barr should not give president trump or his lawyers or staff any sneak preview of the mueller findings. cnn reports no further indictments from the special counsel are expected. you can follow c-span and c-span.org for updates on the investigation. next supreme court oral arguments in flowers v. mississippi. looking at the methods and jury selection in six trials related to a 1996 armed robbery. >> we ws morning in case 17 9572, flowers versus mississippi. miss johnson.

senate minority leader chuck schumer thinks this is attack on minority rights.s accused mitch mcconnell of essentially hypocrisy, saying that when mcconnell was in the minority, he cared so much about minority rights and now that he is in the majority, he wants to throttle the minority's ability to have any say in the legislation or nominees in the senate, so i don't expect that this is going to be handled amicably, and certainly if it gets to the point of invoking a nuclear option, this is going to be a really huge deal in the senate. arever in the house, they set to take up the reauthorization of the violence against women act. this law do, and why does it need to be reauthorized? >> this is a law that essentially tries to eliminate domestic violence by setting up a certain grant program and other funding for programs that handle domestic violence issues. it needs to be reauthorized because it expired in february. oftentimes, this becomes part of a year-end spending deal package , and the republicans and democrats get together and vote it,he bill to reauthoriz

democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer released a joint statement that reads, "now that special mueller has submitted his report to the attorney general, it is imperative for mr. barr to make the full report public and provide documentation to congress." say theement goes on to attorney general should not give president trump or his staff a sneak preview of the mueller findings or the evidence. a justices, quoting department official, no further indictments from the special counsel are expected. follow c-span and c-span.org for updates on the release of the investigation. >> special counsel robert mueller delivered his report to attorney general william barr this afternoon, wrapping up a nearly two-year investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. earlier this month the house debated a nonbinding resolution calling for the report to be made available to the public and the congress once it is released. we had planned to show a forum on the israeli-palestinian conflict, but since the mueller report was released, we will show the house debate on the resolution from

that drew a fairly colorful response from chuck schumer. watch here. >> let me just tell you exactly what my message is. the republican party will soon be known as the party of health square. you watch. >> if that is true, god help middle-class americans. because donald trump wants to raise the cost of prescription drugs, get rid of protections for preexisting conditions, throw tens of millions of people off health care, and tell 21 through 26-year-olds they can no longer get health care from their parents plan. reporter: also this afternoon, house democrats introduced a plan to rescue the affordable care act. they seem invigorated being able to contend that republicans desires to repeal obamacare means that they want to strip away preexisting conditions. remember that was part of the message that helped flip the house from red to blue come last november. melissa, connell, over here at the white house they contend that president trump wants to protect preexisting conditions. they say that has been his stance for quite some time. connell: re

-- >> we are going to step away from this hearing briefly to hear from senate minority leader chuck schumer following the senate vote this afternoon on president trump's emergency declaration. live coverage here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] senator schumer: sorry to hold you up on a beautiful thursday afternoon. ok. well, thank you for being here. now, today's vote -- today's votes cap a week of something the american people haven't seen enough of in the past two years. both parties in the united states congress standing up to donald trump. in two days, congress has delivered three, three major rebukes to the president and stood up for transparency, accountability, and the constitutional powers of our branch of government. yesterday, the senate took a crucial vote to forbid the president from continuing any military involvement with the conflict in yemen. that vote was about the limits of executive power. and as we ju

here's what senate minority leader chuck schumer had to say. >> it's imperative for mr. barr to make the full report public and provide it's underlying documentation and findings to congress. attorney general barr must not give president trump, his lawyers, or his staff and is the preview of special counsel mueller's findings are evidence, and the white house must not be allowed to interfere in decisions about what parts of those findings are evidence should be made public. >> reporter: the white house and president trump's legal team have been saying they want to all allow attorney general barr to do the work that he needs to do without any interference. sara sanders put out a statement this afternoon that says the next steps are up to the attorney general, we look forward to the process taking its course. the white house has not received or been briefed on the report. although lawmakers on capitol hill could receive some of the principal findings this afternoon, there are already calls by senator kamala harris to have attorney general barr come up to capitol hill and t

you've got senate minority leader chuck schumer going and how >> nancy pelosi. so it's still a bipartisan event. what are those democrats doing? will it hurt them? i'm wondering why it's a 2020 pack. >> it's a 2020 pack that has to run in the primaries. the primaries, usually a hard-core base has a disproportionate impact. the hard-core base right now the democratic party is part of this pro-palestinian, pro-bds movement which is externally critical of israel. and it's an element which is not one that recognizes israel is clearly a strong ally. there often finding ways to be critical of israel and are strangely silent when it comes to other abuses in the middle east. that's what it is, they are afraid of the primary voter. the primary would run for chile right now, as we've seen, and some of the primaries last year, the primary voters driven by this left-wing bias. >> harris: let's get to the next big news point of the day. president trump is defending his decision to recognize the golan heights reason dell might region israel as israeli territory. this is a shi

senate majority leader chuck schumer blessing the possible movies a political stunt. having senators vote present. here is new york senator kirsten gillibrand on the green new deal. >> of a green new deal is three things. these are not new ideas. its infrastructure, which is widely bipartisan. more money for mass transit, or money for electric rates, more money for rural water supplies. everything. the second piece of the green new deal is jobs. it's all about training people to do wind, solar, geothermal, hydropower, biofuel. the third part is cleaner and clean water. i can't think of a more universal issue. >> kennedy: in the meantime, a democratic pollster who worked for both hillary clinton and president obama is tweeting, "my main gripe about aoc, wiley respect her voice and the party, i don't think she respect mine or anyone else's who differs with her on policy or comes from a different political electoral reality." that's a really good point, because she is a demanding allegiance to these socialistic ideals. really, she doesn't have any curiosity or tolerance

he looks like he's wearing a a chuck schumer mask. [ light laughter ] some more news.tweet today, trump talked about forest fires. but he spelled the word "forest" wrong twice. take a look at this. yeah. [ laughter ] [ audience groans ] i guess you can add spellcheck to the list of things that are shutdown. it's like -- [ laughter and applause ] "i spelled fires right." you guys see this? all week the internet has been going nuts over this app called twinning, where you upload a a photo. and it shows you -- that you're -- your celebrity twin. okay, yeah. so for example, if i load this selfie from my instagram, i get an 83% match with myself. [ laughter ] >> steve: 83? >> jimmy: 83%. >> steve: that's pretty good. >> jimmy: 83% looks like me. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's a weird picture of me too. i don't even remember -- when did i have a beard? i have no idea what's going on. well, everyone's using it, even some political figures. i'll show you what i mean here. first up, there's mike pence. the app says that his twin was eminem. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: w

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are on the list to speak.s, bernie sanders says he will not go. beto owe -- o'rourke. he said he is busy on the campaign trail. the president responded to this a short time ago en route to mar-a-lago and here is what he said. >> president trump: the democrats have very much proven to be anti-israel, no question about that. it is a disgrace. i don't know what has happened to them but they are totally anti-israel. frankly, i think they're anti-jewish. >> sandra: what does this say about some of those candidates who are refusing to now go? >> let me say first of all if you talk about the democratic party at large as you pointed out, chuck schumer, if democratic leader will be there. nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, steny hoyer the house majority leader will be there. the congressional democratic leadership will be there and making the point about democratic support for israel and they'll also talk about some of the comments made by ilhan omar and the idea that americans can support israel and there is no d

chuck schumer called for a vote on the measure, but was blocked by senator lindsey graham, who askedresolution also include calling for the appointment of a new special counsel to investigate how the justice department conducted the investigation. chuck schumer said that he was deeply disappointed in senator graham for blocking the investigation. the investigation could be complete in a matter of days. >>> in new york city, police are investigating anti-semitic graffiti. the post was advertising a new book about the life and book for ruth bader ginsburg. the new york police department hate crimes unit is checking surveillance video as part of the investigation. when justice ginsburg was confirmed, she became the second woman and the first jewish woman to serve on the supreme court. today is her 86 birthday. >>> viewer americans are seeing savings from tax reform lost promising big savings for everyday americans. 29% would be actually paying more in taxes this year, 21% said that they would pay less, 27% said that there would be no impact. ford gathered responses from 1700 taxpayers.

democratic leaders in the house and senate, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, released a joint statement that reads "now that special counsel mueller has submitted his report to the attorney general, it is imperative for mr. barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying documentation and findings to congress. " the statement says that attorney general barr should not give president from or his lawyers or staff any sneak preview of the mueller report findings or evidence. quoting a senior justice department official, cnn reports no further indictments from the special counsel are expected. you can follow c-span and c-span.org for updates on the release of the investigation. pai is the chair of the federal communications commission. he spoke thursday at a 30 minute news conference hosted by america's communications association. >> please give a warm welcome to aca president. [applause] ♪ >> good morning, everybody. welcome to day two of ou rsr summit. nice to have you back with us. hope you enjoyed our speakers yesterday and a great night out

committee annual conference with remarks by secretary of state pompeo, senate minority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader kevin mccarthy. on is at 4:30 p.m. eastern c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span radio app. >> president trump met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house and signed an executive order recognizing israel's sovereignty over the golan heights territory. his is 15 minutes. [applause] president trump: thank you so much. thank you. please, come. ome. sarah, come, please. they can come. it's a big moment. very important moment. it's my honor to welcome prime minister netanyahu to the white house. very special man. has done a great job. i want to begin by expressing our condolences to the prime minister and the people of israel for the horrific hamas rocket attack on israeli homes this morning which wounded seven civilians, at least, including numerous children. our prayers are with our riends in israel as they carry out an incredible way of life in the face of great terror. the united states recognizes israel's absolute right to defend it

secretary of state mike pompeo, senate minority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader kevin mccarthy among the speakers at the american/israel public affairs committee annual conference in washington. it's the apac meeting live this afternoon at 4:30 eastern on c-span3. tomorrow, general joseph did you know ford, chair of the joint chiefs of staff and acting defense secretary, patrick shanahan, testify about next year's pentagon budget. they'll answer questions from the house armed services committee. live tomorrow morning starting at 10:00 eastern here on c-span3. congress is back this week following their work period last week. tomorrow the house will vote on overriding the president's veto of the resolution terminating his border emergency declaration. the house passed it 245-182. that's short of the needed two-thirds majority to override the veto. on thursday, they'll vote on a nonbinding resolution rejecting the president's ban on transgender americans serving in the military. the house is live on c-span. the senate on c-span 2. the senate back this afternoon working on

speakers during this portion of the debate include texas republican john cornyn, minority leader chuck schumer, democrat ed markey of massachusetts, and republican john barrasso.

we're going to listen to live reaction from chuck schumer. >> evidence should be made public. the special counsel's investigation focused on questions that go to the integrity of our democracy itself, whether foreign powers corruptly interfered in our elections and whether unlawful means were used to hinder the investigation. the american people have a right to the truth. the watch word is transparency. the president has called for the report to be made public. there is no reason on god's green earth why attorney general barr should do any less. we're only good to take one question or two. any? >> the indications are that there are no new indictments. that is the word coming out. do you think that is the case? that there is apology to be made for the perfect ez? >> i think we should wait for the full report to be issued before jumping to any conclusions. >> i think we should wait for the full report to be made public before jumping to any conclusions. >> how confident are you that we're going to get the full report with a trump appointed attorney general? >> i think the demand

and chuck schumer, the senate minority leader, said if the president wants to fight a fight on obamacare, bring it. >> on the republican side the senate majority leader put out that statement, seeming to not want to take the political hot potato, saying we're looking for a plan from the president. but he went after what he called medicare for none instead of the democratic plan of medicare for all. it seems like mcconnell and other republicans thinking to 2020, let the socialist plans hang out there and beat up on them instead much maybe putting the republican plan on the table. >> certainly, there are a lot of people questioning the president's wisdom of trying to refight the battle over obamacare again. i mean, kevin mccarthy, in a phone call to the president, was explaining that he didn't understand it. but you know, the president often gets what the president wants. and he's pushing this hard. and a lot have republicans are beginning to fall into line. you have lindsay graham, rick scott, john borasso, and others. i think the president, mitch mcconnell may be caught in between an imm

i have four members of the house and leader chuck schumer and maria ka maria cantwell and ron markey and they joined us to launch the net neutrality legislation led by mike doyle, chair of the technology committee and the energy and commerce committee along with other members including chairman pollone. we're busy despite what we might read in the press. >> madam speaker, do you think ilhan omar understands? >> thank you for the question. i don't think that the congresswoman has appreciated the full weight of how it has affected other people and i don't think it was intended in an anti-semitic way and the fact is that that's the way it was interpreted and we have to remove all doubt. as we have over and over again -- we will speak out against anti-semitism, anti-islamophobia, anti-white supremacy and all of the forms that it takes. our country has no place for this and we voted a resolution on that most recently. a week and a half ago or so, at the munich conference and in brussels for the nato meeting and at every meeting at the highest levels our delegation impressed upon the impor

guest: nancy pelosi and chuck schumer put out a statement rejecting the $8.6 million for the wall. saying if the president continues to man that -- demand that, he will have a another shutdown. are putting down their markers very early. goings -- that fight is to go on between now and september 30. one of the things that we are not seeing a whole lot of, whether it be from republicans or democrats, is a real push for any kind of reduction. there will be deficit reduction on paper in this budget. not a whole lot of real meat that has a chance that they are going to push for on capitol hill. host: explain what that means. guest: if you're only targeting domestic discretionary programs, all those programs put together are about half a choi in dollars year.0 million a you can only cut that so much when you have a deficit heading toward a choi in dollars a year. you can get rid of it entirely and not necessarily solve the problem. you are not going to be able to cut that much more and get that through congress. some of the big problems out there like medicare and social security, ones t

. -- senateority minority leader chuck schumer talked with reporters. senator schumer: hey, everybody. sorry to hold you up on a beautiful thursday afternoon. ok. well, thank you for being here. now, today's vote -- today's votes caps a week of something the american people haven't seen enough of in the past two years. both parties in the united states congress standing up to donald trump. in two days, congress has delivered three, three major rebukes to the president and stood up for transparency, accountability, and the constitutional powers of our branch of government. yesterday, the senate took a crucial vote to forbid the president from continuing any military involvement with the conflict in yemen. that vote was about the limits of executive power and as we just saw today, 12 senate republicans, far more than the bare minimum, joined democrats to terminate the president's emergency declaration. that vote was also about the limits of executive power, and i thank my friend, joaquin castro, who was in the senate gallery, for shepherding that resoluti

and so why he's choosing to vote with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi is confusing. to consider a future amendment to this legislation at a later date. right now the vote today is about securing our border and side with the president. >> you guys have been working behind the scenes to get republicans in line so this roets is not essentially as overwhelming ta ining as it cou against president trump. senator graham went to the white house for dinner after trying to get blocked by the white house. talking to the president along with other republican senators, what can you tell us about that meeting and why was there initial resistance? >> the white house was trying to block senator graham, then senator graham would have been blocked. he's quite agile but not yet is overcoming secret service at the white house. yes, the reality that some senators came to meet with the president last night. and i think lindsey graham is siding with the president on this vote and is very supportive. i think there are some who are just looking to get assurances that we'd be willing to reco

the congressional leadership and house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer write that president trump heard millions of americans and caused widespread chaos when he recklessly shut down the government to try to get his commence sif and ineffective wall which he promised would be paid for by mexico. congress refused to fund his wall and he was forced toed a mitt defeat and reopen the government. the same thing will repeat itself if he tries this again. we hope he learned his lesson. democrats are essentially daring the president to try to shut down the federal government again. it would be the third time in his presidency that the federal government is shut down over the issue of immigration. dave and jessica. >> boris, thank you. >>> it seemed like the 2020 democratic hopefuls were everyone where at south by southwest in austin this weekend. last night's cnn town hall, pete bu butte genlg had harsh words for mike pence. >> vice president pence would be a better or worse president than president trump? >> oh. does it have to being -- >> politics is about choices, man. you know that. >

you heard chuck schumer say you better not give a sneak preview to the white house. the white house is expecting a sneak preview. that's a little glimpse into what's ahead. >> stand by. jim acosta is at the white house. he he is getting more information. >> reporter: it sounds like the strategy for the evening for the white house is to not have the president make more comments. they called a lid over here and down at mar-a-lago where the president is. while they were creating some space in his schedule in case he felt like going out in front of the cameras, that appears to be out the window. he may tweet. we may find out later this evening when he is thinking. i did hear from one trump campaign adviser in the last few minutes who described this mueller report being turned in and this news that there's no new indictments in the mueller report as a, quote, great day for america. that is the words coming from one trump campaign adviser. we're so early on in the process, as all of you were saying, that we still haven't worked out the mechanics as to how the white house,

chuck schumer say the budget would take our country backward and weaken rather than strengthen our middlelass. >> at the same time congress has been ignoring the president's spend reductions for the last two years. it's only now in our third budget they are willing to have a conversation about the national debt. we have been trying to have it since we got into office. reporter: the budget includes a republican want for people on food stamps would have to work 20 hours a week. there would be a hardship exclusion. and the chinese central bank governor says both the u.s. and china should let the market determine the exchange rate. china always denied they manipulate the currency. but now they talk about letting the market determine the rate. the meetings between presidents have been canceled by the chinese who worried president trump would walk away, embarrassing president xi. >> the president will make sure whatever deal we get will be in our best interests and it protects our intellectual property and actually has safeguards to make sure that the chinese follow through with whatever commit

any time that chuck schumer is that mad, i'm pretty happy. joining me now, new york republican congressman. lee zeldin is back. >> good to be back. kennedy: so what does the president's think about do to the all importance, entitlement crises that we're on a fast track to collide with? >> the president's at least he is putting together a budget policy proposal that puts our nation on a path toward balance, but 15 years from now is a very long time. >> good point. >> amount of debt that would accumulate between now and then will be handed off to the next generation, that is concerning. at the same time people who criticize this think about proposproposal for amount of spg i would hope they are proposing a budget plan out of congress, out of the house that would be balanced over the course of time. but we've seen over course of years pro proposals don't plant at all -- don't balance at all there is a lot of blame, i can blame republicans e. i did blame democrats, you are getting to heart of medicare, social security, medicaid, they are promised

if chuck schumer and demanded the united states and tomorrow, the walloons are the real threat.hatever it takes. hours after robert mueller deflated the russia hoax, nancy pelosi demanded the press corps to start covering health care. so cnn immediately scrapped its entire lineup. the next day, every show on cnn from six in the morning until midnight, every single one without any exception repeated democratic talking points about obamacare. these are not journalists, their faithful servants of the democratic party. it might be easier if they all admitted it. chris plante hosts a radio show, "look chris plante show." how exactly what this happen. the mechanics are confusing to me. how would they know that he was working on the story? >> someone at the dnc said, i got the scoop and i'm going to rain on your fun for a couple of minutes, they said who do you call to kill the story? i'm sure they have a phone book of pizza of people they choose to call. and he is the director of all political coverage for nbc and msnbc. what did she do? she said i can't do that, that would be unethic

we were joined by four senators who have been former members of the house -- senator -- leader chuck schumer, maria wyden willwe will, ron and ed markey. led by the chair of the technology committee of the energy and commerce committee, along with other members of the committee, including chairman pallone, and anna eshoo is the godmother of that legislation. she, too, joined us. we're busy with our legislative work despite what we might read in the press. [laughter] yes, ma'am. reporter: do you think ilhan omar think her comments were problematic? ms. pelosi: first of all, thank you for the question. i don't think the congresswoman is -- has -- how it's heard by other people. i don't believe it was intended in an anti-semitic way. but the fact is that's how it was interpreted. we have to remove all doubt, as we have done over and over again. we're working now on a will, again, speak out against anti-semitism, anti-islamaphobia, anti-white supremacy and all the forms it takes that our country has no place for this. we voted on a resolution on anti-semitism just recently. when i was -- a week

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people are trespassing we can bring up the statement by chuck schumer and nancy pelosi before the budgetggested, which will happen today and already they're saying congress refused to fund his wall and he was forced to admit defeat, reopen the government. the same thing will repeat itself if he tries it again. we hope he learned his lesson. >> you know what, it's not his wall. it's america's wall. i'll never forget ken p di kenn, setting our sights on the moon, no one called it the kennedy space program. i was the american space program. this wall isn't about trump. it's about america. if you look at the 9/11 commission report, border security is essential, not only to keep out drugs, criminals, but terrorists. with everything going on in this world, and if you look at what's been said about the economy, the fact that american workers are displaced by foreign workers, they lose their jobs, wages are suppressed, tax revenue goes down, why would you want to reward people who come illegally and invade the vet -- evade the vetting process at ports of entry. heather: the question is, in terms

so, in 2013, not too many years ago, chuck schumer and every single democrat in the senate voted in favor of 350 miles of new border wall. the shutdown we just had a month ago was over 234 miles of new border wall. same new border wall. now, look, i'm not smart enough to explain how your for 350 miles of new wall, but also to shut down the government for wall and it's emotional viceral hate. this is not based on logic. they don't have an argument. here is their reasoning, trump equals wall. we the democrat hate trump therefore no wall. that's it. [applaus [applause] >> so let me ask you, because i think one of my great frustrations watching how this played out and i imagine same is true for a lot of people in the room today. republicans had unified control of government in washington d.c., if i'm not mistaken for two years. >> yes. >> and how is it that we only came to focus on achieving one of the president's signature promises when nancy pelosi was becoming speaker of the house? what happened in the prior two years that there wasn't funding for the barrier? [applause] >> it is a very go