aid to leading democrat debbie wasserman schultz has taken another odd turn.orts suggest that they may be ready to make a plea deal. now president trump is starting to weigh in he tweeted this this morning. our justice department must not let them off the hook. the democrat i.t. scandal is a key too much of the corruption we see today. they want to make a plea deal to hide what this on their server, where is the server? really bad. chief national correspondent live in washington, what do we know about this? >> a very explosive case for her, she was ousted as the dnc chair in the middle of the 2016 presidential campaign. now she has this former staffer who was indicted while he was still on her payroll, you mentioned her former i.t. aid. he is insistent through his attorney that he was innocent and he was targeted because he was muslim. his wife had already fled with several thousand dollars worth of cash, she had already wired $300,000 home to pakistan. they had collected at least $4 million since 2009 working for various house democrats, most of them fired in

this is a cover-up by debbie wasserman-schultz and democrats. lou: tonight's quote of the evening, we'll have it tomorrow night. tonight i join tucker carlson was a draft. charles: got to leave it there, sir. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, paul ryan affirming his political ambiguity and displaying his indefensible support of the establishment whose boots he loves to lick. the lame duck speaker today choice to side with the deep state and defy reason and decency as he did so, lining up with trey gowdy saying there's no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign and later playing to the open border globalists and he chose to pour sere u syrn officials. >> i feel good about the conversations we're having. our members are honest and sincere in trying to understand each other. we have a big swath of views within our conference and i really do believe there's a sweet spot here. lou: a sweet spot here. well, how long will republicans put up with this lame duck who seems intent on destroying the party's chances in the midterms. how long wil

scandal linked to congress and congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, then the head of the democratic national committee. we'll take that up with the daily callers, luke prosiak about a possible plea deal lou: debbie wasserman schultz disgraced information technology aide is set to strike a plea deal. a hearing has been set for july 3rd following seven delays in this case over the past six months alone. she faced conspiracy bank charge, transferring money from the c credit union to pakistan before trying to flee from the country. joining me now one of the reporters at the front of the story, luke rosiak joining us tonight. great to see you. and again, terrific reporting. this case is one of the most frustrating things to witness because it's inexplicable. the delays, the peculiar posture assumed by the prosecutors and the defendants in the case and the role of the former dnc head congresswoman debbie wasserman schult. >schultz. >> this is about rigging the 2016 election. there was a second hack that occurred the same week that dnc was breached. the house of representatives inspector g

this is a cover-up by debbie wasserman-schultz and democrats.te of the evening, we'll have it tomorrow night. tonight i join tucker carlson was a draft. charles: got to leave it there, sir. lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories, paul ryan affirming his political ambiguity and displaying his indefensible support of the establishment whose boots he loves to lick. the lame duck speaker today choice to side with the deep state and defy reason and decency as he did so, lining up with trey gowdy saying there's no evidence of a spy in the trump campaign and later playing to the open border globalists and he chose to pour sere u

debbie wasserman schultz. >> i have an amendment that will keep campaign promise. >> amendment number 7. the clerk will designate the amendment. >> amendment number 7 dye representative debbie wasserman schultz, social security benefits. >> recognized for six minutes. >> thank you, i appreciate that. mr. chairman, i am please today offer an amendment that will allow donald trump to keep campaign promise that he made to the american people, that we will not cut social security benefits. unfortunately the president's fy19 breaks his promise. while president trump has proven he cannot be trust today keep his word, my amendment provides this committee with an opportunity to restore americans trust and benefits they have earned will be there when they need them. 62 million americans are counting ontous do the right thing. millions more are working hard to pay into the system to earn future benefits. it's time for the president and republicans friends in congress to stop saying one thing and doing another. don't tell me that we can't afford social security, my constituents will not be lectu

debbie wasserman-schultz, it looks like she would be subject to a number of charges. where first is she in all of this, and why have there not been -- why hasn't there been more attention paid to her role in preserving awan -- his job in congress as an i.t. aide and consultant, and her role in the dnc hacking by the russians, we are told. we have to take a third party's word for that. and the access of toes i.t. associates of awan's to 59 congressmen's emails. >> it what's you were talking about with the i.g. report. they manipulate the justice system so there are no charges even when there is ample evidence. the media is so lazy they don't write about anything until there are charges. that temperatures why we are sitting here two years later'. the fbi found a way to take all the evidence that they were hacking congress and cooking the books and stealing equipment and sending it back to pakistan, and two years later they charge them with an unrelated thing. there is a letter from the capital place from 2017 that says after they identified the democratic server has bei

democratic aide accused of bankruptcy not get a plea deal, the justice department must not let debbie wasserman schultzff the hook, it is the key to much of the corruption we see today. where is there? really bad. accused of double billing for it services, and kept on debbie wasserman schultz as payroll. >> immigration debate stalling on capitol hill, house republicans spending hours trying to work out their differences protecting illegal immigrants brought to the us as children. paul ryan says no deal was reached, lawmakers have come to consensus on daca. jillian: the opioid epidemic, the trump administration releasing and detailing the dangers of prescription drugs. >> i thought i had it under control. i didn't know. >> the ad is one of four released on tv and social media telling true stories of young people harming themselves to get drugs. >> washington dc becoming the district of champions. wasting the stanley cup for the first time in team history after an epic come back. >> score! >> the go-ahead goal taking them to a 4-3 victory over the golden light. one player says he won't be celebrating at

and debbie wasserman schultz denied entry into a detention facility.migrant shelter, new york times reporter says she praised the city saying they have colorful comforters, cherry art on the walls and were smiling. debbie wasserman schultz disagrees with the president's former policy of separating families. a supervolcano brewing beneath new england. scientists claim an enormous mass of molten rock is working its way believe massachusetts, vermont and new hampshire but there are no active volcanoes in the area. experts at rutgers university say an eruption wouldn't be possible for millions of years so we have a little time. jillian: the president firing up the crowd in south carolina as democrats continue to bash donald trump and his policies was the president and partner just for their comments and the president's dial test, those numbers are justin right now. and looking at these -- let's start with maxine waters, this is getting really nasty. >> in a restaurant and department stores and gasoline stations. and tell them they are not welcome. >> you s

i want to play a sound bite for you from congressman debbie wasserman schultz on what she found out about who wasn't working today. >> they only have personnel here monday through friday to be able to continue the effort to reunify children because dhs employees don't work except monday through friday so they don't have anyone to coordinate with. >> so, richard, it speaks to the urgency according to these lawmakers from the white house to put a policy in place to be able to reun nye them with their families. up side the facility there's more than a thousand children, 70 of which were involuntary separated from their families. richard. >> thank you so much. we'll get back to you. >>> still ahead for you, they were talking about it just now, the confusion that may exist there at the sites as they try to reunite families at the border and at the moment the lack of a plan, it appears to do so by the white house. we'll dig into that. nymore. [ roaring ] what could go wrong? you good? yeah, you? [ roaring ] [ screaming ] nope. rated pg-13. [ drum roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is

what they said about bernie sanders and see what deborah wasserman schultz had in mind because bernie sanders, between superdelegates and debbie wasserman schultz, he never had a chance. >> laura: so smart for trump to bring that up. let's not forget all the energy in 2016 was with sanders. he filled more stadiums. he was more passionate, he was about the working class, and excited more young people than hillary clinton ever could. though he stirred up the democratic base, the establishment put him down. you can only do that for so long until your voters rebel. which is what they did against crowley last night. >> i think what it should tell the american people is that when you have candidates like alexandria who have the guts to talk about the real issues impacting people's lives, she campaigned on to health care as a right, not a privilege. they win in new york city. they win in maryland. >> laura: this upset in new york last night was the liberal party faithful acting out against the credit leadership for their ineffectiveness. it's also not so quiet admission that trump is winning on most every front and he's been able to

if you look at the information that was contained in there -- my favorite is, well, debbie wasserman schultz was biased against hillary clinton. r sh -- she rigged election. nothing works like that. debbie wasserman schultz was a very good friend of hillary clinton. who did you think she was going to vote for? conspiracy theories were amplified by a news media that was hungry about the one word that have been out there from the previous few years, emails. the mills were nothing -- the mills were nothing. russian intelligence understood that they understand us. they know were the fault lines in american democracy lie. freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and they can recognize -- weaponize those media and using social turn them into daggers at our throat and they did that. they took those weapons in the used that the staff the american democracy to the point where right now we are lying on the floor. host: what is another dot? guest: this story of hillary clinton's 30,000 emails. fascinating. when i was doing reporting with werewe found best we brought on board monday because a fox news c

in fact, former head debbie wasserman schultz asked what the take-away is for house democrats. let's watch that quickly. >> right. >> your folks can take you out as swift as they put you in. you cannot take them for d. i'm n sgesting that joe owley did whato ever. he is and ele member of congress. but we have to make sure we take every race as serious as possible. >> no broad message about who the leaders should be in the house? ingly don't take that message at all. >> harris: earthquake inside the democratic party. that was the woman who worked against bernie sanders. favored hillary clinton to get out of the primary season. interesting. >> yeah. e earthquake, the maxine waters piece the anger of the progressives. i had town hall, they are swearing in the prayer at my town hall. they move way left. j.f.k. was a massachusetts democrat liberal in the old classical democrat liberal but he was proud of the tradition and the catholic faith. and strong on defense. strong on sovereignty and tax cuts. what has happened to the democratic party when you have the move away from an icon a

i asked debbie wasserman-schultz what changed but it's the media pressure, you guys out here and inside now and tell us what conditions these children are in and if they were able to speak to any of them when they come out an hour from now. gigi? >> we are not going to let up on that media pressure. mariana atencio, thank you for your report. back at the white house, new insight on the behind the scenes commotion that led up to the president's reversal on separating the migrant families. more on this is kelly o'donnell. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is an issue where you've got the emotion we've seen at the border. you've got the brew rock ureauc the conflicting views on what the white house should do and should do now because of the policy that's in effect and the changes that have been made. so across our own reporting and also fleshed out by "the new york times" and the "washington post," there's been division inside the white house about the best steps. the president not necessarily wanting to sign an executive order, ultimately, did so and has then been pressuring the con

the group includes senator bill nelson and congresswomen debbie wasserman schultz and frederica wilsonisit comes after nelson was refused entry earlier in the week to go inside a facility. cnn correspondent diane gallagher is there right now. diane, what are the lawmakers there hoping to find out and see? >> you know, more than anything i think they want to see for themselves, because it has been so secretive. just finding out what's going on in this facility that the government has contracted a contractor to sort of operate this. we do know from the time we went on the tour yesterday that there's roughly 1200 kids from the ages of 13 to 17 inside there right now. all of the talk and all of the concern right now about those children who were separated from their parents at the border because of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy, roughly 70 members of the children who were there of the 1200 are -- fall underneath that. the rest arrived unaccompanied. i'm being told right now it looks like the members of congress are just coming out of their tour. they were in there about

democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz of florida. hours ago she went to one of these facilities where we can't get in. your eyes and ears inside these facilities. lawmakers can find their own ways in, and look at these kids who have been separated from their parents. congresswoman, thanks for being with us. let's start with what matters. we can get into all the bs hyperbole i was just dealing with with antonio and you guys have your own to take on tonight but first the kids. what did you see on the inside? >> well, you know, a week ago senator bill nelson and i were denied access to the homestead facility which has 1,300 kids, 70 of whom were separated from their families and it took me a week to be able to get into the if a the silt with the younger children which i was able to get access to today. you know, what was -- what i was struck by the most, and there were 22 kids right now who are separated from their family, i'm talking 4, 5, 6-year-olds, pre-school age kids, you know, and it looks like a day care center. this is a perman

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the president tweeted this, our justice department must not let e land and debbie wasserman schultz off of the hook. thwe want to make a plea deal to hide what is on the server? where is the server? really bad. the gang of eight another briefing and access to fbi confidential source records monday or tuesday of next week. so they say. first requested by the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes and now subject to a congressional subpoena. those records are expected to shed light on an fbi confidential source contacting trump campaign aides, at least three aides, in the early stages of the so-called russian-collusion case that turns out to be really a democratic shame and part of the biggest political scanned until this country's history. joining me now, andrew mccarthy, a former u.s. assistant attorney for new york and now national review contributing editor. great to have you with us. the gang of eight gets to look at some documents, so we're told. this is the same gang of eight led by paul ryan who agreed with trey gowdy that it's just fine if you call a spy and informant

this is a cover-up by debbie wasserman-schultz and democrats. lou: tonight's quote of the evening, we'll have it tomorrow night. tonight i join tucker carlson on his show in just moments on the fox news channel. kennedy: james comey, your day of reckoning is finally at hand. the question is will his old cronies at the doj have the cones to rock limb up. the report is he defied and weigh was insubordinate to his spearers. the abc report claims the interest spector general blasts former attorney general loretta lynch for her mishandling of the investigation into the clinton email server and the tarmac meeting. andrew mccabe, we are told the report chastises him for the late discovery and mishandling of evidence related to the clinton investigation. mccabe's attorney sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee claiming he'll testify in exchange for immunity. should any of these amigos be worried about their freedom? reporter: the answer is maybe. we are all waiting for this inspector general's report, including the president, who has been tweet

today, two florida leaders, senator bill nelson and debbie wasserman schultz, were denied entry into a detention center in homestead just south of miami, that center holds approximately 1000 children. >> we are here because of the result of a ridiculous policy that has offended the morality of the american people.>> according to senator nelson's twitter account, the facility told him they need two weeks notice to allow them inside. >>> hundreds of protesters shut down the street in front of san francisco's immigration office for hours this afternoon, saying they are angry that children are being separated from their families of the border. right in the middle of this protest today, we are joined live, christian, they say the recent shift in policy has galvanized them? >> reporter: they sure do, and also today, i can tell you, the mayor and mayor elect london breed, both decried the policy of separating children from parents, their voices joining with a chorus of voices protesting in sam cisco today speaking out against the policy of separating children from their families. -- in san

this is a cover-up by debbie wasserman-schultz and democrats. lou: tonight's quote of the evening, we'll have it tomorrow night. tonight i join tucker carlson >> trump is trying to fix this broken system. i think the rest of the world agrees with them. >> reckon this morning. investors writing president trump will not jump into a trade war as they get set to meet with leaders from around the world. tracee: on turn tracee: optimism using trade tensions hit another record. cheryl: futures again with a strong pick up to your market. dell 42 in the premarket. s&p up one point i did not up 33 and three quarters. >> optimism lifting stocks also trading at the open has since been fixed. down by five come by five, caci by 24. japan's nikkei up nearly 1%, but shanghai slightly down trading session layer. tracee: in the first bill of its, why lawmakers pass a law on right killing apps. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york had already thursday, june 7th good morning cheryl casone. tracee: good morning, cheryl. i am tracee carrasco and f

is the central figure in really the clinton e-mail scandal, aside from hillary herself, debbie wasserman schultzlou: what should. >> and that is so unacceptable. the fbi should have gone in and seized that server like they've seized everything with respect to president trump. i mean there's no excuse for that. a real investigation, they go seize the server. they don't let crowd strike, which is also hillary clinton affiliated. crowd strike is part of the problem, might be one of the contractors that the fisa court was found to be abusing theisa court. lou: a thank you both. we appreciate it. thank you for joining us. good night from new york. . kennedy: it was a huge pli polil victory for president trump as the supreme court upheld the president's ban on travel from several muslim countries the court sharply divide ruling 5-4 and this has been more than a year in the making. and node in the white house the commander in chief spiked the football, of course. >> today's supreme court ruling just coming out, a tremendous success, a tremendous victory for the american people and for our constitution.

is the central figure in really the clinton e-mail scandal, aside from hillary herself, debbie wasserman schultze fbi should have gone in and seized that server like they've seized everything with respect to president trump. i mean there's no excuse for that. a real investigation, they go seize the server. they don't let crowd strike, which is also hillary clinton affiliated. crowd strike is part of the problem, might be one of the contractors that the fisa court was found to be abusing the fisa court. lou: a thank you both. we appreciate it. thank you for joining us. >> we have to protect these companies. we can't let people to the technology. with the greatest technology in the world. people copy it and steal it. trying to break in this morning, here we go again. escalating tensions between washington and beijing. china may be digging in for a trade war. gerri: major averages recovered a small chunk of money yesterday, but today totally different. with olivia fact. u.s. stock market futures. the dow jones to open 211 points. the s&p down 21. the nasdaq down

is the central figure in really the clinton e-mail scandal, aside from hillary herself, debbie wasserman schultztly. lou: what should. >> and that is so unacceptable. the fbi should have gone in and seized that server like they've seized everything with respect to president trump. i mean there's no excuse for that. a real investigation, they go seize the server. they don't let crowd strike, which is also hillary clinton affiliated. crowd strike is part of the problem, might be one of the contractors that the fisa court was found to be abusing the fisa court. lou: a thank you both. we appreciate it. thank you for joining us. a very dangerous slope and i hope we can figure it out. meanwhile, here is lou dobbs. lou: good evening. our top stories, president trump's travel ban vindicated before the supreme court. took a year and a half. but here it is. the high court ruling. the president has the power to protect our boirsd and keep america d our borders and keep america safe. president trump: i will always defend the sovereignty and safety and security of the american people. lou: we'll take up the

trump administration has been the president and his surrogates saying that hillary clinton, debby wasserman schultzs comey -- not that they are wrong, unethical, not that they are bad people but that they should go to prison. that is unamerican. that's something that does not happen in this country. it's an absolute disgrace that rudy giuliani, who used to work in the justice department, is talking that way. >> he was once the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. at the time, he was pretty much respected. what do you think has happened? >> that's a great question. i don't know. i mean, i think this guy is just -- he has become indoctrinated or indoctrinated himself in the trump approach. and he is just disgracing himself over and over again. putting aside the whole issue just the stuff he gets wrong. the unethical use of -- or suggested use of the criminal justice system is something that will tarnish his legacy forever. >> stick around. we will continue this conversation. more breaking news we're following. the president's former campaign chairman sent to jail. what does that mean

the one i was referring to in particular was one referring to debbie wasserman schultz, who was the chairman of the democratic party. i said, you know, because i covered four presidents. brian, you've certainly covered quite a few with these tempests in washington. and it's certainly true the other presidents have, you know, had something out for their political opponents, thought their political opponents might have even done something wrong. but it's so different to have a sitting president out there pressuring the justice department to go after a political opponent, no matter what the political opponent has done. most presidents have seen that, at least in the post watergate era, as that being a step too far, that that was too interfering of the idea of an independent law enforcement process. if their opponents did do something wrong, then an independent law enforcement process should be able to determine that and take care of that on its own without a president putting his foot down on the scale. but we've seen with this letter for instance that my colleagues wrote about earlier this wee

we're going to talk to debbie wasserman schultz tonight, see what she wants to own in terms of the democratic this culture and what they're trying to fight for and against. and then we have draymond green on. you're a big sports fan. but he's not coming on to speak sports, captain. he's going to talk about what is motivating him outside of the court and what is generating the feelings towards the president that we saw reflected on his team, the world champions, golden state warriors. but sometimes, wolf, your old friend, my father, used to say, if you can't say something profound, say something obvious. and the obvious thing in this moment is, this is no good. this toxic dialogue is no good. i'm not saying maxine waters openly said, go hurt people. i think trump is spinning what his opponent said and exaggerating its effect. and nobody baits people and is more provocative than we've seen in modern politics at the level that he's at than president trump. so, it's just bad. it's not getting us anywhere. it's making it very difficult to find common ground. we're not seeing action in congress, as

but debbie wasserman schultz spoke out saying, look, we should have been able to see this when we showed upped on wednesday. >> there really shouldn't be any issue with giving a member of congress access essentially upon request. if there's nothing that they are concerned about not showing us, then other than making sure they're taking precautions to keep the children safe and that we're not disrupting the routine that the children are in, then it is imperative that both congress, as well as the executive branch, be able to conduct that oversight. >> i will tell you also senator marco rubio, the republican from the state of florida, he visited this facility yesterday. he said i was not allowed to talk to any children. they cited privacy concerns. it's the same thing they told me. they also wouldn't let us bring cameras or phones or any recording devices in there citing those privacy concerns of the children. the democratic delegation here said they were told the same thing but they're going to try to talk to kids. look, i can tell you i've been -- now this is my second facility i've tour

once again is relegated to the sidelines because this is exactly the kind of nonsense that debbie wasserman schultz doing. she denied it but she got caught doing it. the sanders campaign knew it the entire time they were finally validated and that in there a lot of people who are independent voters who know they're not going to get any traction with evergreen party who want to vote for someone they believe in, someone who they think is an authentic person and not someone like hillary clinton that many of those people like it or not voted against. >> adrienne: if you guys are going to do this nonsense against people like bernie sanders and an interesting postmodern, post-from political world, you're going to have some unfortunate surprises. >> adrienne: i would argue this has nothing to do with retaliation against anybody like bernie sanders or anybody else was running for nonconventional outsider ticket. if you are running to represent that the democratic party, i do believe you should be a democrat, plain and simple. >> melissa: is in a more honest to say be a democrat or don't campaign over here?

according to some lawmakers out here, congressman debbie wasserman schultz, is want being done in an effective way. so what assurances are these kids being given other than this handout? >> a lot of those coming through tornillo, texas, how about protesters, how about americans opposing this president's policies? i know there are some rallies scheduled in florida and around the country today. >> reporter: they are expected today right here in front of this -- they're going to be marching over here. it is a rally martha is being pled by local organizations like the aclu of florida. we know that everyday citizens have been starting to turn up and protest these policies and especially let the children in there know. again, more than 1 sthou who are there alone. 70 of them separated --. everyday americans showing up to let these children know. >> we'll count on your coverage throughout the afternoon. as president trump headlines a fund-raiser in nevada, the new york times questioning his prowess as a deal-maker. you see air force one there. chief white house correspondent peter baker wri

debbie wasserman schultz and others who were in florida. we're pushing legislation, we're out on the streets. we're organizing rallies. we're doing every single thing that we can to change this. to end it. and thank you to the folks in the senate who also made a trip to mcallen and to snork merkley, without whose help and support a few weeks ago in brownsville this issue would not nearly have gotten the same amount of attention. you know, this year marks 50 years since we lost two titans in american history. martin luther king and robert f. kennedy. and robert f. kennedy said 52 years ago in a famous speech that he gave in south africa on their day of affirmation, senator kennedy said back then, robert f. kennedy said back then, moral courage is a rare commodity than bravery in battle or intelligence. yet it is the one essential, vital quality for those who seek to change a world that yields most painfully to change. what we're asking is for this congress to have the moral courage to listen to the american people and to do right by these im

i especially thank my good friend, debbie wasserman schultz from florida, for their support of this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: the gentleman deserves credit for bringing this to the house's attention, the outrage at this medical center speaks for itself, and i look forward to making sure that the i.g. has the resources that they need to be able to get to the bottom to help fix this problem and i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from virginia. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it's now in order to consider amendment number 33 printed in in b of part b of house report 115-712. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 33 printed in part b of house report 115-712 offered by ms. jackson lee of texas

. >> reporter: florida senator bill nelson and congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz came to the homesteadmpanied children tuesday with a mission, but they were stopped by security. >> we are being denied entry to see about the welfare of children. >> this is an absolute outrage. >> reporter: aerial shot on monday show some of the teens currently living at the facility, which is overseen by the u.s. department of health and human services. this 2016 video is the only view inside that the government has provided. a former agency employee familiar with the shelter told cbs news it was originally designed under the obama administration to handle the overflow of young people illegally crossing the border on their own. now almost 10% of the children living here have been separated from their families. homeland security secretary nel s -- nielsen insists all the children are well cared for. >> we provide food, medical, education, and all needs that the child requests. >> reporter: there are more than 100 shelters in 17 states currently housing undocumented minors who stay for an average of 57 da

participation of all the members of the subcommittee and i want to thank my ranking member, debbie wasserman schultz. billionl contains $96.9 in budget authority, an increase of 4.2 billion over last year's level. funding recommendations include $11.3 billion for military construction, which is $412 million or 3.8% increase over fiscal year 2018 level. the bill increases 10.3 billion in base funding and $921 million in overseas contingency prayings funding, the level of $131 million below the request. $85.3 billion for the department of veterans affairs, which is an increase of nearly $4 billion or 4.8% over f.y. 2018 levels. of the $85.3 billion provided for the v.a., $71.2 billion is for medical care for 11 million veteran and making investments in v.a. programs including mental and suicide prevention and electronic v.a. health records, prevention of jopeoid abuse. $2 billion is provided as a second year of the budget deal commitment for infrastructure funding for v.a. facilities. this bill supports our troops and the facilities necessary to maintain readiness and morale at bases here in the unite

nelson and florida democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz went to a temporary shelter in homestead the living conditions. >> we are here because of the result of a ridiculous policy that has offended the morality of the american people. senator nelson says he was told it would take two weeks for him to get access to the facility. thousands of children split from their families at the southern border are being held in government run facilities. grim statistics today from the united nations secretary-general antonio guterres says the number of countries involved in violent conflicts is the highest and 30 years while the number of people killed in conflicts has risen tenfold since 2005. speaking to reporters at a peacekeeping meeting in oslo, gutierrez added that on top of regional conflicts, global terrorism is a new type of struggle that "can strike anywhere, at anytime." a choiceans will face this november of whether to divide the state into three. backers of the cal three measure are saying that california has ofome ungovernable because its geographic diversity as well as its popu

security committee, and today we had to get special permission to go in with senator nelson and debbie wasserman schultz and other members this afternoon. and they're telling us we need two weeks' notification before we can get in. but this is all our president. this is horrific. and this is what he has put upon the american people. what is happening to these children, joy, is devastating, devastating, and we have to keep fighting. i mean, i did a twitter storm that just blew up twitter on finding these girls and making sure that he signed an executive order to release these children and to reunite them with their parents. i saw a little baby that i held in my arm, and this baby was so starved for love, he was just holding onto me in a rocking chair. it is unbelievable. and this is america. he has brought this country to its knees, and we must stop him. and i'm calling on the president and to melania. she asked what can she do? well, miss first lady, i think it would be so wonderful if you headed, spearheaded this whole effort to reunite parents with their children. we're depending on you. >> indeed. i