darlene superville is with the associated press, a white house reported there. we're talking about all that is dce and another important week for tax reform as we showed our viewers before the break the column in usa today talking about tax reform with a house republican conference call yesterday. where else will he go to make this pitch this week? guest: on tuesday, capitol hill to attend the senate republican luncheon. and the tax reform bill is likely going to be a big topic of discussion there. as you know, the senate last week passed a budget resolution and this is something the president really wants to do. host: what is the game plan for the president this week? what is success when he leaves this meeting? success will be having the caucus united around this issue. and what he wants to get done. and having senate republicans lean on house members to get them in line for the bill. host: paul singer, take us to the timeline for tax reform. what needs to happen this week and next week to keep this on track as the president hopes to get this done before the e

darlene superville is with the associated press, a white house reported there. we're talking about all that is dce and another important week for tax reform as we showed our viewers before the break the column in usa today talking about tax reform with a house republican conference call yesterday. where else will he go to make this pitch this week? guest: on tuesday, capitol hill to attend the senate republican luncheon. and the tax reform bill is likely going to be a big topic of discussion there. as you know, the senate last week passed a budget resolution and this is something the president really wants to do. host: what is the game plan for the president this week? what is success when he leaves this meeting? success will be having the caucus united around this issue. and what he wants to get done. and having senate republicans lean on house members to get them in line for the bill. host: paul singer, take us to the timeline for tax reform. what needs to happen this week and next week to keep this on track as the president hopes to get this done before the e

. >> this morning and reporters roundtable with paul singer and darlene superville. salavationomist chris on the home mortgage deduction and its benefits for high income households. conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning. it is monday, october 23, 2017. the house of representatives returns today at noon for the morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. the senate is in session today. we will spend our opening session today hearing from you about your trust and confidence in the nation's major institutions, including the three branches of government don't schools, unions, the military, police, and others. we want to know which institutions you trust now and why. give us a call. republicans (202) 748-8001. democrats (202) 748-8000. independents (202) 748-8002. you can also catch up with us on social media. wj, ander at c-span facebook.com. what u.s. institutions do you trust? that is our question for the first hour. you can start calling now. we show you a recent gallup survey report on american confidence in

darlene superville is with the associated press, a white house report >> the u.s. house is in session today. members are taking a break ght now, though, before they return at 2:00 p.m. eesh. they'll recess shortly after a then be speeches and back again at 4:30 for debate on the six bills on the calendar. dealing with smuggling of the drug fent nil and the other bill concerning security of cuba's international airports. later this week the house the 2018 take up budget resolution and tax reform efforts. more live house coverage when return right here on c-span again at 2:00 p.m. eastern. president trump will host a of honor ceremony smuggling of the drug fent nil and later today in the east room of the white house. of l have live coverage that for you when it gets under way starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tonight on the ommunicators, russia's involvement in the 2016 lection with senior reporter julia eng lynn. >> facebook has said they earned a bunch of ads placed the election were placed by russian outfit under anonymous accounts. were politically divi

usa today washington correspondent and darlene superville discuss the week ahead and we talk about theortgage interest reduction. be sure to watch "washington journal" at 8 p.m. eastern. announcer: next, british prime minister theresa may takes questions from the house of commons and secretary of state rex tillerson talked reporters in qatar. lavrov speaksey to the nonproliferation conference and another chance to with sherman gillams. announcer: on wednesday, british prime minister theresa may talked about social security and welfare program known as the universal credit. this is about 45 minutes. want to welcome my dutch cousin, thank you for being here. >> questions to the prime minister. mister mcveigh. >> question number one. >> the prime minister. >> mister speaker, i am sure members across the house will wish to join me in marking anti-slavery day. i am determined to bring it to an end. i have meetings with ministerial colleagues in addition, i will have further meetings later today. >> can the prime minister reaffirm her government's commitment to the northern powerhouse? could

usa today washington correspondent and darlene superville discuss the week ahead and we talk about thee interest reduction. be sure to watch "washington journal" at 8 p.m. eastern. announcer: next, british prime minister theresa may takes questions from the house of

. >> this morning and reporters roundtable with paul singer and darlene superville.alavationomist chris on the home mortgage deduction and its benefits for high income households. conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning. it is monday, october 23, 2017. the house of representatives returns today at noon for the morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. the senate is in session today. we will spend our opening session today hearing from you about your trust and confidence in the nation's major institutions, including the three branches of government don't schools, unions, the military, police, and others. we want to know which institutions you trust now and why. give us a call. republicans (202) 748-8001

darlene superville is with the associated press, a white house cyber attacks. the senate armed services committee held a hearing yesterday. [inaudible conversations] , one. >> of morning. the committee meets to receive testimony on the u.s. government policy strategy and organization to protect our nation in cyberspace. to begin i'd like to thank senators rounds and nelson for their leadership on these issues and our cyber security subcommittee. this hearing builds upon the good work that they and their subcommittee have done to tackle the critical challenge of cyber. this is a challenge that is growing more dire and more complex. not a week passes that we don't read about some disturbing new incident, cyber attacks against our government systems and critical infrastructure, data breaches back compromise sensitive information of our citizens and companies, attempts to manipulate public opinion through social media and of course attacks against the fundamentals of our democratic system and process. those are just the ones that we know about. this is a totally ne