senator dorgan, we want to start with you.ss after clubbing the republicans, beating 'em up pretty good the charm defense -- offensive, rather, with was -@maybe the last arrow in the quiver, but you think it might work. >> well, what i hope will work is that people talk about these issues, significant and serious issues the country faces, and describe conditions under which compromises can be reached. fact is, we need to solve these problems, and the lack of going back and forth and trying to find common ground has not been very beneficial. so i think what is going on now is fine. and, by the way, in order to solve these deficit problems, we have to do a little of everything. you need restraint, you need entitlement reform, fiscal restraint, spending restraint, and you also need some additional revenues. charles: and with all due respect, everyone says that. that's the answer that every single person on both sides of the aisle, for the most part, will say. and yet when it comes to cobbling some sort of a deal together, we don'

that includes baseball ham of famers henderson and joe dorgan and jackie problem -- robinson and the only american man to of win the grand slam. v.i.p. reception will be held at the court side club of oracle arena. >> now a look at the forecast from mike. >> not a bad drive in this morning. not so much fog. more clear. here is what is going on with live doppler 7 hd, you can see it is quiet outside this morning and our next best chance of rain is going to be tuesday into wednesday so if you are thinking of watering the lawn or washing the cars, you have a couple of days. >> here is a look at downtown san francisco, it is 49 in the financial district, and redwood city and half moon bay are the same. 46 in san mateo. palo alto is 44. the east bay, from the hills to the east bay shore, that is not so cloudy as yesterday at 48 in oakland and walnut creek and 47 in pleasanton and antioch is at 56. 87, down in san jose, you can see it is 48 degrees and 49 in morgan hill. cupertino is 44, and milpitas is 45 and mountain view is the warm spot at 50. from the north bay, we can see sausalito a

different of different ethnicities over there is on the grounds of religion because of you know demeaning dorgan tree stereotypes which can lead to hateful idea is ideas which are fundamentally what we bucked up play the evidence and we thought rather than kind of we're not calling for hate speech to be bad and we're not calling for a new law or against hate speech or anything like that fight freedom of speech if you want to indulge you hate speech you can indulge in hate speech but if you're going to indulge in hate speech we're going to track you we're going to document we're going to get an isaac against it and we're going to organize public campaigns that make people aware of how devastating this kind of speech can be and we're going to use out three speech and exercise that free speech to highlight that this kind of speech is not really conducive to the kind of societies that we'd really like to see a really this is for us this is really about building a vision for the kind of inclusive society that we really want based a democracy based on real kind of celebration of difference based on di

senator dorgan of north dakota preceded me. and when senator dorgan retired, i asked him if i could join him. but i thank you for your continued leadership on this. as you probably heard, senator enzi before he came to the senate was a small businessman himself so he knows this firsthand. so let's stand up for business and retailers across america, give them a fighting chance, let them be competitive, let them continue to hire and be good neighbors in our communities and let's say to the internet retailers, we're glad you're doing well but play by the same rules, make sure there's a level playing field. madam president, i yield the floor. mr. enzi: madam president, i'd -- a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. alexander: i wonder if i might allow the senator from missouri go ahead of me if that's agreeable with the senator from washington. the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: i thank the president for recognizing me and for my colleagues for letting me go ahead

in some cases such as dorgan, we have a bilateral assistance relationship -- such as jordan, we havea bilateral assistance relationship. even in turkey we can do discrete things by providing assistance through non- governmental organizations are having technical experts provide assistance even though the turks lead of much in the their own camps. i realize that asking for more money at this current time in this environment on capitol hill kind of goes against the grain but that is the key way that we can convert our good aid andons to real, live make a difference in people's lives on the ground. testimony are some of the ways we are rushing to help communities who are strained by the influx of refugees, and working with the governments of both these countries to provide additional support. question, onetant we are deeply focused on. thank you, mr. chairman and folks on the panel for your attendance. ford, i am wondering regarding the redline, i want some specifics -- what are the , and ie consequences share your current skepticism, what are the range of possible consequences the amer