dr. carson -- i commend him for asking for an independent review of this. knowing dr. carson, his faith and his family are the two most important things in his life. and so reaching out and wanting to include more and more stakeholders in the discussion of what the mission of hud should be was important. and i think you see the fruits of that by the announcement in december of envision centers that bring stakeholders not only from government but faith-based groups, nonprofit groups, business leaders, all around the country, trying to help people get out of public housing and become more self sufficient, which is what we all want. >> shermichael i want to ask you about that. iet with dr. carson four or five months ago and that listening tour was continuing. i want to get a sense of you what dr. carson's vision for the department is. he was still very much out there, trying to figure out what he wanted to do with the department. here we are, now over a year into this administration. do you have the sense that he has now a clear sense, clear vision with what he wants to do

dr. carson, it lit a fire in me. it instilled a believe in me that i could do the same, and again, secretary carson is here with us today. if you have a chance, say thank you to him, because thank you, dr. carson, from my heart for inspiring me and inspiring so many others. [ applause ] this year's theme for black history month is african-americans in the military, i'd like to share a really brief story with you. in the mid-19th century, alexander thomas augusta dreamed of being a surgeon, but he was refused entry into u.s. medical schools because of the color of his skin. undeterred, he enrolled in medical school in canada. he offered his services to president abraham lincoln. he was commissioned as an officer, becoming the army's first ever african-american physician. he went on to become the first african-american professor of medicine in the entire country, working at the newly formed howard university, right here in our washington, d.c. dr. augusta was honored as the first african-american ever to be buried in ar

dr. ben carson. making suchck man important contributions to the field of medicine. dr. carson, it let fire in me. it inspired a belief i could do the same. secretary carson is here with us today. if you have a chance, say thank you to him. thank you dr. carson from my heart for inspiring me and for inspiring so many others. applause]d >> this years theme for black history month is african americans in the military. century,d-19th alexander thomas augustine dreamed of being a surgeon but he was refused entry into u.s. medical school because of the color of his skin. i'm deterred, he enrolled in canada. when the civil war broke out, he offered his services to president abraham lincoln. he is commissioned as an officer, becoming the first ever physician.rican u.s. he became the first professor of medicine country working at howard university right here in .ashington d c he was honored as the first african-american ever to be buried in arlington national cemetery. following in his footsteps, today we have trailblazers like general west. general west, ray shorthand so everyon

dr. carson is a very, very frugal person, so that quote does not seem to be in s ync with the dr. i know. i'm surprised the spokesperson would have given that quote and if the secretary was aware that the spokesperson made that quote on his behalf. >> if hes isn't aware, he should be know if you're watching, dr. carson, he said you need the $31,000 table. i wanted to ask you, chris, about david. he's the one obama cabinet secretary holdover, widely respected, unanimously improved. he's in trouble for a trip he took on the public dime where it appears they fabricated an award he was getting. this is an obama person not part of the trump world that appears to be doing the same thing. >> he is no longer an obama appointee. when you make the decision to join this administration, you adopt the ethics of the administration. this begins from the person at the top. when you have a president that doesn't take ethics seriously, that sets the tone. it's been shown over half of the trump cabinet has already engaged in ethically questionable conduct. he went on a european boondoggle and a long

dr. ben carson. to see a black man making such important contributions to the field of medicine, dr. carson, it lit a fire in me. it instilled a belief in me i could do the same. secretary carson is here with us today. if you have a chance, stay thank you to him. thank you, dr. carson, from my heart for inspiring me and inspiring so many others. [applause] this year's theme for black history month is african-americans in the military. i would like to share a brief story with you. in the mid-19th century, alexander thomas augustine dreamed of being a surgeon but he was refused entry to u.s. medical schools because of the color of his skin. undeterred, he enrolled in medical school in canada. when the civil war broke out, dr. augusta offered his services to president abraham lincoln. he became the army's first ever african-american physician. he went on to become the first african-american professor of medicine and the entire country, working at the newly formed howard university right here in washington, d.c. dr. augusta was honored as the first african-american ever to be buried in ar

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dr. carson. it comes back to him.t unprecedented for secretaries to have their spouses involved in making choices like that. it's not unprecedented to come into an office that hasn't been freshened up in many years and say, you know, let's make it look a little nicer. this is certainly on the extreme end of that. for a housing secretary who at one point said, you know, we have to be careful not to make sub siddi subsidized housing too comfortable. for somebody whose attitude is that about public housing, this looked really bad. the optics are awful. >> i want to ask you both if we can in the last minute here, the president is tweeting again about his attorney general. why is jeff sessions asking the inspector general to investigate potentially massive fisa abuse. will take forever. has no prosecutorial power and late with reports on comey. why in the use justice department lawyers? nick and eugene, just very quickly, eugene, to you, what is this deal where the president keeps beating up on his attorney general? >> rig

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dr. carson, the secretary of housing and urban development to accelerate the allocation of these funds, which he graciously did. congress passed a tax relief bill for small businesses. and then finally we worked with the u.s. army corps of engineers to identify and prioritize key projects for coastal protection and mitigate the -- and to mitigate the impact of future storms. this is not the hurricane that will hit the coast of texas or florida so we need to prepare for if the future as well. but in spite of that work, tremendous challenges remain. that's why we kept fighting month after month and today marks the culmination of our efforts. the supplemental appropriations bill we will consider today includes $39 billion in disaster relief, $8 billion more than the house passed last september. we will have the pool of community block grant dollars and it provides flexibility to ensure that the army corps of engineers are able to carry out necessary projects in the state. it includes funding to help texas address lingering transportation issues result rg from hurricane harvey and allow us to mov

dr. carson? his family is too involved with hud. he has been warned about ethics violations. is this the fish stinks from the head? they are getting the signal from donald trump that making money in office is something the president is doing and we can do it too. >> you have a number of people in this administration who aren't used to government service. they are successful business people. this is the first time we have seen an administration like that. we didn't pull from the previous administration. having said that, there is no excuse for some of the things ha have gone on here. i fully disagreed with steve mnuchin using the plane for personal use. this is a spokesmsomething you bang your head into a brick wall. i don't think what he has done is egregious. i think ben carson was rightfully there. if barack obama had had a son and went on a listening tour in the community, democrats would have praised him. we have someone who lives in the community and knows it. >> i don't know about that. >> i think if he had a book like trayvon martin, the right went mad. i think if mich

dr. ben carson, "will you sleep with me?"hite house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders has a card. she says "i like my orgasms like i like my news. fake." [ cheers and applause ] he special counsel robert mueller even pitched in. he's got a fun way about him. happy valentine's day. i regret to inform you you're under federal investigation. [ laughter ] president of russia vladimir putin pitched in. he asks, who's your vladdy? [ laughter ] and last but certainly not least senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, girl is your body a pre-existing condition? because i don't want it to be covered. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you can download those. whitehouse dot love orring? . meanwhile, white house chief of staff john kelly might be out of a job soon. president trump is all rightedly 12k50iding whether to replace him for the way he mishandled allegations of spousal abuse against former staff secretary rob porter. sarah huckabee sanders told reporters the president has confidence in his chief staff, which means he's d

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