aaron blake, gabby orr, pleasure to have you on. month long, we're bringing you photos, by, for or about women in honor of women's history month. check this out from london. students from london's all-girls school snapping pictures of that fearless girl in the london stock exchange. that statue cropped up after wall street's charging bull. remember that, that was international women's day two years ago. it's an amazing image. i think it shows women in leadership in business. something that happens. something that young girls around the world are inspired about. peter nichols from reuters taking that photo there. see us at the white house and nbc news later on tonight. for news from my colleague chris jansing, the fabulous and amazing in new york. >> i love following you, hallie jackson. good morning, i'm chris jansing here at nbc headquarters in new york. craig melvin is on assignment. it's judgment day. just hours from now, he'll learn how much prison time he'll get for bank and tax fraud as michael cohen's credibility is again und

joining us to talk about the i heart music awards is gabby from 90s 94.9. >> right. there's nine categories that they fans could vote in socially. it is fun to give the fans control at the awards show. >> who were the big winners? taylor swift, cardi b. ariana grande won artist of the year. >> some fans were upset she didn't show up in person to accept the award. >> she has a tour coming up. she didn't perform on the grammy's at all. >> one of the performances people are talking about, casey musgrave who has won multiple grammys earlier this year. >> chris martin. huge deal. i think a lot of people are thinking casey musgrave is a country artist. i think she will be doing a crossover some time soon and with chris martin i think -- >> you think that's why they paired them together to bridge the two genres and two generation of fans. coldplay has been around for 20 years for now. >> no. for sure. i can see them working together in the future. that was a teaser of what is to come. >> his mom alecia keys is a household name. they performed together. >> he was on the pian

you can stand them up. >> it does stun me. >> dj gabby has some great stuff.ou want? >>> that's all for this episode. we'll see you next time on a >> hey, i'm so glad you've joined us because we've got a special episode of "millionaire" today. all week, local news anchors are here with us playing for big money with all of their winnings going to help their favorite charity. so don't move. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] hey, everybody. welcome to "millionaire." it is play it forward week. [cheers and applause] every day this week, the country's top local news anchors are playing to win big money for charity. so let's kick things off with krystal allan from right here, ksnv in las vegas! how you doing, krystal? >> good. doing great. wow. this crowd. this is a vegas crowd. >> this is a vegas crowd. >> this is a vegas crowd. >> it's like a-- [cheers and applause] >> [laughs] >> it's like a golden knights game up in here. >> hey, we love our golden knights. >> right. >> go black and gold. go black and gol

. >> my name is gabby gabby. >> we can't stay. >> yes, you can, boy. >> and it looks like the return bo peep, and that means love. >> it's a love interest for tom. >> there's plenty of kids out there. sometimes change can be good. >> you're going to cry and you're going to laugh. >> keegan-michael key and jordan peele are ducky and bunny. >> we g>> we got to play, and t us bring our key & peele vibe to the whole thing. >> i am buzz lightyear, space ranger. >> and then woody's like, you are a toy! >> what would woody do? >> jump out of a moving vehicle? >> let's go. >> in the last 12 minutes of that thing, it went beautiful and wonderful and emotional, and i literally get choked up. >> i was made to help a child. i don't remember it being this hard. >> everything's going to be okay. >> "toy story 4" hits theaters june 21st. >>> now to rob lowe who is adding host the his already impressive resume. rob's new game show, "mental samurai" premieres tonight on fox, and "e.t." online's leeann aguilera was onset. >> this marks your full-time hosting gig. what is it about "mental samurai" that

gabby orr joins me and mya wily is here as well. how exposed are trump's finances to new york state authorities? >> hugely exposed. new york has by far the most experienced and aggressive regulatory -- set of regulatory bodies in addition to both state prosecutors, most notably the southern district of new york. once you start opening up the box that shows where the money went and who it went to, it's hard to close it. that box is opening today. >> how effective might the stonewalling tactic be? >> not very. regulators in new york, particularly in this case the insurance regulators, have independent subpoena power. they're going to be subpoenaing companies and corporations and other entities. they're going to get those documents. >> gabby, this is what house democrats told politico about the administration's overall strategy, if you will. in part, quote, the administration has refused or delayed turning over documents in 30 investigations by 12 house committees. one case, the irs not only failed to provide documents, but removed inf

gabby, s thanks so much. lauren: let's get to other headlines making news this morning.lly revealed she was sex wallly assaulted by a superior officer in the military. an air force spokesperson saying in part, we are appalled and deeply sorry for what senator mcsally experienced and we stand behind her and all victims of sexual assault. she said she state silent because she didn't believe in the system at the time. nancy pelosi recently said she didn't think omar's comments were intentionally antibiotic semetic. the resolution is not on the official house schedule for today. and as far as her seat on the foreign affairs committee, the chairman of the committee says he is nowhere near close to removing her. las vegas could be the future city to take on elon musk's underground loop transit system. musk's proposal to build, quote, underground people movers has been accepted and if approved, the underground people mover could be up and running by the year 2021. so two years away. and say good-bye to the chevy cruz, this one right here. the last one to roll off the assembly l

you know cabbie that started a whole gabbie what's now because of the leaderless caste and religion are going to think it's ok so who are the big done as and what about foreign political bonus there's concern all over the world about us foreign and political funding what about in india well least of these the most interesting aspect of it i mean are used in new business houses the big family owned business houses. and that are not the beloved and so are we in martin county financing into the open secret where marlowe opening the door of the unit subsidy of the foreign company and that means an interesting because are you not over the last if you go forward are. you and you're one of them was a crack of this nation's foreign investment saw the news of throttle up on you know international money national populations now looking for market access and a better government could be how you know it's only going to india and the only very keyed in probably made a mark in this election unlike in the last minute fighting donations were bad so they started you know unless this election are our int

go to humane rescue alliance.org to find out howtl to adopt l gabbie here.today. dry weather start to thfinish, 's the good news. it will be cold for those morning walks this morning. pleasant enough for mid afternoon and after work walks later on in the day. but it's going to be raining here tomorrow. we'll talk more about that and start thinking about the weekend coming up. melissa? >> all right, thank you, chuck. >>> right now brand new problem on the beltway this morning. so we're talking about the outer loop at leesburg pike. the cama is not working. we'll look at that in the next couple minutes. outer lp at leesburg pike we're seeing the crash on the right side of the roadway and some delays, so we'll start to see that probably here on the map in the next couple minutes.

go to humane rescue alliance.org to find out howtl to adopt l gabbie here. dog-walking weather today. dry weather start to thfinish, 's the good news. it will be cold for those morning walks this morning. pleasant enough for mid afternoon and after work walks later on in the day. but it's going to be raining here tomorrow. we'll talk more about that and start thinking about the weekend coming up. melissa? >> all right, thank you, chuck. >>> right now brand new problem on the beltway this morning. so we're talking about the outer loop at leesburg pike. the cama is not working. we'll look at that in the next couple minutes. outer lp at leesburg pike we're seeing the crash on the right side of the roadway and some delays, so we'll start to see that probably here on the map in the next couple minutes. oxen hill northbound indian hill highway crash on the right side. we're not seeing that on the map. 395 into town, out of town looking quite good. aaron? melissa, thank you. we're following breaking news now fromderick county, maryland. look at these photos just in

and now many of the other democrats in the race have embraced. >> gabby, wanna is right.as and policies are now kind of at the center for a lot of democrats for 2020. does that make him the most formidable candidate in this campaign field so far? >> well, i think that, you know, the early fund-raising numbers that we saw certainly suggest that the sort of energy among progressive democrats is behind bernie sanders. and that is also how his campaign feels. they think that they're sort of the people to beat right now among these 11 democrats who have already announced. that being said, wanna's reporting suggests that the sanders campaign realizes that there are lessons to be learned from 2016, and that just talking about policies alone isn't going to get him very far in a field that is this diverse and has as many ideas that have already been suggested that fit in line with some of those progressive platforms that sanders ran on in 2016. and so i do think there is a challenge here for him to sort of peel back the curtain and let people into his world. let people know what h

with us tonight, gabby or, and let's start with you in your reporting of bernie sanders.a different bernie sanders in 2016. is that going to benefit him or could it potentially hurt him with his grass roots supporters? >> sure. i think it's something that could cut either way. one of the things i'm interested in seeing tomorrow when senator sanders launches his campaign in brooklyn is whether or not his attempt to weave more of his personal story into his campaign will really resonate with the grass roots base that's been lit up by hearing senator sanders talk about policies like medicare for all and the $15 minimum wage. sanders is someone who hasn't liked to talk about him a lot much to the chagrin of his aides. but he's expected in the rally in brooklyn and to talk more about his personal story to give reporters a peek behind the curtain at what really makes him tick and how his upbringing here in new york as somebody who lived in a rent-controlled apartment really informs his policies and the populist policies he's brought forward. and now many of the other democrats

before gabby was shot, proud nra member sarah palin had gabby's district on a targeted list showing it to be in the crosshairs of a gun site over her district. the ordinance before you today would rescind the police department's authority to be a member of the nra and to collect tournament fees on behalf of the nra in connection with holding firearms tournaments. i want to thank chief scott and the san francisco police department for supporting this ordinance and for not engaging with the nra for years. we all know that words matter, and i want the nra removed from our police code to avoid any possibility of legitimizing this toxic and dangerous organization. my goal really is to make the nra the pay phone of lobbyists, rarely seen, hardly necessary, and ancient history. i want to thank my fellow members, chair mandelman and supervisor walton for passing this out of committee with recommendation and to the rest of my colleagues, i urge your support. >> president yee: supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: could i get down as co-sponsor, please? >> president yee: of course. supervisor w

>> joining us now to talk about this, gabby orr, a white house political from politico and an analystor "the washington post." we were talking about when that happened. there weren't 25,000 people in the room about the russian emails, it was a news conference. >> and probably 20 journalist in the office when he made those comments. another evidence of the president bending the facts to fit a narrative to say in this particular instance i was rifting in front of a crowd at of my normal rallies. this is a plea for russia to release clinton emails during the height of his 2016 campaign. >> this is him -- in front of a crowd at this point. we are seeing the classic trump move of he has an audience feeding off of him. he keeps talking and when he keeps talking he tends to talk himself into circles and reinterpretations of what actually happened because he gets a good criticism. it's not a crowd say, check that, mr. president, not the way it happened. >> this is a crowd that traditionally has had some issues, especially with some of the things that the president is trying to put forth. we a

england's chris and gabby adcock are through to the quarterfinals of the all england open badminton championshipso beat their compatriots ben lane and jessica pugh in three sets. the rfu is considering axing the england sevens team in favour of a great britain side as it seeks to overcome financial problems. 60 staff have already been made redundant last year due to lower than expected revenues and now the sevens side could be combined with wales and scotland to form a gb team. the six nations returns this weekend. with wales the only team still on course for the grand slam. scarlets and ospreys players in the welsh side have been training against the backdrop of a bitter row over the on—off merger between the two regions — but centrejonathan davies says they'll be putting those distractions behind them on saturday. i think players are looking forward to a big test match on the weekend. that's what we love doing, that's what we are here to do, and i think that is the most important thing now for us, is to focus on that. going up to murrayfield's always a difficult place to go and play, so that's

gabby orr. i'm ed henry in for dana perino.breaking news out of the white house in washington. president trump set to sign the first veto of his presidency. rejecting a measure that passed with support from both political parties to block the president's declaration of a national emergency at the southern border. we're expecting the veto signing to happen in the oval office in the next few minutes. we'll have it as it happens. also, what is next? and whether congress has the votes to override president trump. 49 people went to pray, and as they did, they were sla

this is gabby. cute girl under a year old and already over 60 pounds. she'll be a great girnd good walking companion. temperatures this morning below freezing in most of the suburbs. it will be a cold one to get going, butt least it will be dry today. temperatures in the upper 40s and mid afternoon and low 50s for those after work walks this afternoon. we'll time out that thursday rain chance coming up in a few, but for nowlet's go to melissa. >> thank you, chuck. outer loop at leesburg pike has cleared. live picture here in just a second. leesburg s eastbound pike before barron cameron avenue left lane blocked by a brand new accident. newington southboundairfax county parkway crash in the left lane. overall.ng good frederick one thing hanging around, southbound 270 after 70 mile of the roadblocked by an accident. the one somebody near 85 has cleared out of the way, just seeing a little bitay of a d here and there. beltway rest of the beltway innerd louter loop looking pretty good. travel times coming up. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. breaking news fm f

(grant) but as gabby hart reports, another candidate for the title played a key role in making that happen natsot:"edgar! edgar! edgar! edgar!"it's a moment that speaks for itself.students at liberty high cheering and chanting for 18-year-old edgar hernandez after he was crowned prom king.natsot:"prom king, edgar hernandez."what makes this crowning achievement so special? edgar is also autistic. originally, edgar didn't make the top four on the prom court list.but when another student that was in the top four found out, he decided to do something about it.shaun mabanta, student, liberty high school:"i wanted him to make top four from the beginning. i just simply asked edgar to take my place." after giving up his spot, shaun started campaigning for edgar around the school. natsot: "special. i feel special."student, liberty high school:"once we saw him being crowned prom king, it just brought tears to my eyes. literally a simple act can make such a big difference." now edgar says he'll carry these memories.natsot/promand his crown with him for the rest of his life.reporter:and you had some d

the chooter of gabby giffords thought he had public support. -- the shooter of gabby giffords thought you had public support. the shooter of steve scalise thought he had public support. what we're doing here today is making it unequivocally clear is that no one has the support to engage in discrimination and racism and anti-semitism, but dr. mays went on to tell us to do better. he said we, and not the assassin, represent america at its best. he said we have the power, not the prejudice, not the bigoted, not the anti-semite, not the assassin,

england's chris and gabby adcock are through to the quarterfinals of the all england 0pen badminton championshipsots ben lane and jessica pugh in three sets. england's women, after the dissapointment of losing their one day series, have won their twenty20 series against india. chasing a target of 112 in the second match, an unbeaten 64 from danielle wyatt led england to a five wicket win that sealed the series with a game to spare. katherine brunt starring with the ball. the six nations returns this weekend. with wales the only team still on course for the grand slam. scarlets and 0spreys players in the welsh side have been training against the backdrop of a bitter row over the on—off merger between the two regions — but centrejonathan davies says they'll be putting those distractions behind them on saturday. i think players are looking forward toa i think players are looking forward to a big test match on the weekend, thatis to a big test match on the weekend, that is what we love doing, that is what we are here to do, and i think thatis what we are here to do, and i think that is the most impor

the chooter of gabby giffords thought he had public support. -- the shooter of gabby giffords thought you had public support. the shooter of steve scalise thought he had public support. what we're doing here today is making it unequivocally clear is that no one has the support to engage in discrimination and racism and anti-semitism, but dr. mays went on to tell us to do better. he said we, and not the assassin, represent america at its best. he said we have the power, not the prejudice, not the bigoted, not the anti-semite, not the assassin, to make things better. so we, too, in congress have the power and the obligation to make things right. though we come from dramatically diverse backgrounds and though we have lived very different lives, we must all right now stand bigotry. gainst neonazi, white nationalists of ll kind, anti-semites, anti-islmafield goals and those who demean latins that they have no place in public disclosure. and for the record, this will be our third vote on anti-semitic measures. we voted against both of them. you all voted for one and then >> in the afternoon

gabby and. then when they're going on to see them i have to go where they got that right. now if you don't have to let them judge or for me join it i own. i know. that. i know that you know you won't be going on what i mean if you don't want to i mean if you say and i know. all of us in medicare of us i know. i said i understand but i'm in not enough. as it was even a single season but look as. good. as we need to be safe and you're going to settle down but i'm mad or. you don't be the first one of the other to be me are going to out here saying that i'm going to end the drought you know i don't know or me john the other. day but i'm saying hey fairly good idea of america if insect or a political because a lot of them know you're not i mean you to be out or your bank they're going to prison i'm going to be ok i saw them about you know so much on the whole you know what i want to live and support for for their education for their kids you know for going down the bored bored bored bored bored bored when they're from us and then a case there but i gave it up i see and i took

the chooter of gabby giffords thought he had public support. -- the shooter of gabby giffords thought you had public support. the shooter of steve scalise thought he had public support. what we're doing here today is making it unequivocally clear is that no one has the support to engage in discrimination and racism and anti-semitism, but dr. mays went on to tell us to do better. he said we, and not the assassin, represent america at its best. he said we have the power, not the prejudice, not the bigoted, not the anti-semite, not the assassin, to make things better. so we, too, in congress have the power and the obligation to make things right. though we come from dramatically diverse backgrounds and though we have lived very different lives, we must all right now stand bigotry. gainst neonazi, white nationalists of ll kind, anti-semites, anti-islmafield goals and those who demean latins that they have no place in public disclosure. and for the record, this will be our third vote on anti-semitic measures. we voted against both of them. you all voted for one and then voted against the n

and they're the rule yeah me your gabby you know a lot i don't know when any of or not going wrong i mean. c.b.s. . for the better part of the interview kinch will leave the talking to her mother but she does try to interrupt wants to know only one thousand in my leg a little teeny little madeleine the bank leave i want to hire now who now might let you know about all i know by now my big mama. for one winds grieving family these are clearly difficult words to hear but the neighbor doesn't stop and she wants us to know that she believes the agent is the villages benefactor to lao whole a little to my legally of us a yeah me now as it will all me by yeah yeah me here will ya eighty g.b. divinyls now where. the level would i get. as with little mikey. day's drive south takes us to the region. we're hoping to see momo. we lost better on this rooftop in singapore as part of our two thousand and sixteen investigation. she was just seventeen when she went there as a domestic worker she told us months of sexual abuse by her employer to appear want to be dolly and do it should not be out in.

gabby logan and the bbc team look ahead for us.ward to hear at the emirates arena in glasgow. the first day of these european indoor championships, and it is all set up nicely thanks toa and it is all set up nicely thanks to a brilliant pentathlon competition this morning, certainly brilliant for the british interest. jessica ennis hill was watching, to see personal bests galore. let's start with katarina johnson—thompson. a wonderful shot but set her up for gold. yes, she came out in fine form. she started the day with the hurdles, and high seasons best this year. on to the highjump, seasons best this year. on to the high jump, fantastic. that seasons best this year. on to the highjump, fantastic. that was fantastic to see herjumping on such a high stage. and then the shot putt, so exciting, to produced some really great performances across the board, and at the 13.15, which is a throw we have not seen from her for a very long time. the long jump kicks off her evening session, one of her stronger events, then it could be a race fo

gabby, this knit the first time the president used map to illustrate progress on isis.to their last battle, last dregs, they're on the run all the which is true. doesn't mean they're eradicated, it is good story but one that gets lost because of other comments he makes, what do you make of that? >> he stepped on his own messaging. the president has weeks where he gets totally off message, talks about everything as you mentioned john mccain to other, personal grievances that he has with various senators or lawmakers or aides. we saw that play out this week with his, him weighing in on the marital issues between kellyanne conway and her husband and repeatedly bringing upjohn mccain. even in ohio in front of a crowd of veterans who actually didn't seem as receptive to that sort of attack line as his previous rally crowds have. and neil, this is actually a huge concern for a lot of gop donors heading into 2020 as the president gears up for the re-election campaign. we reported previously that there are a number of donors who may have given to him back in 2016 but are a bit

gabby orr. i'm ed henry in for dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: breaking news out of the white house in washington. president trump set to sign the first veto of his presidency. rejecting a measure that passed with support from both political parties to block the president's declaration of a national emergency at the southern border. we're expecting the veto signing to happen in the oval office in the next few minutes. we'll have it as it happens. also, what is next? and whether congress has the votes to override president trump. 49 people went to pray, and as they did, they were slaughtered by a gunman filled with hate. the killer live streamed the massacre so the world could see it. he stormed a mosque in christchurch, new zealand as friday prayers began moving room to room. firing to groups of worshippers as they huddled together with no way to escape. one survivor said he played dead helpless, praying that the gunman would run out of bullets. in a 74-page missive online, he ranged against muslims calling them invaders

kopel, have you ever met congresswoman gabby giffords? >> i have not. sat next to her husband -- >> turn on your microphone, please. >> i'm sorry. no, senator. but did set next to and meet her husband, mark giffords, when he and i testified before this committee a couple years ago. >> it's interesting. you didn't mention her name in your oral testimony, but in the written testimony submitted to the committee, you've mentioned her 18 times. >> the giffords organization, yes. yes. >> and the point i want to make is, many of us sitting at this table have town meetings. she had a town meeting on january the 8th, 2011.a gunman came into that meeting and killed six people. including a federal judge and a 9-year-old bystander girl. did damage to her, which she still struggles with to this day. and this gunman, whose background has been described, is -- let me just read it to you, if i might. i'm not going to mention his name. acquaintances say his personality had changed markedly in the years prior to the shooting. a period during which he was abusing alcohol

. >> daniel, your political colleague gabby orr writes the president has been asking aides about biden's polling numbers. why would the president pay special attention to biden as a potential opponent? >> he's clearly worried that biden could be a tough general election candidate, but his advisers have told him privately that they don't think that he can get through the democratic nomination, but if he does, then the president might have been actually worried about biden's poll number. there's a lot of concern in the republican party he could get away a lot of those working-class voters. biden was born in scranton, and so he has this authentic connection that hillary clinton and some other democrats don't have to places like wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania and so that makes those states much easier to get if you're joe biden, and trump is definitely concerned that he won't get some of those moderate independent voters in those states. >> all right. i want to pivot to a topic that, julie grace, you have written about. congressional hispanic caucus, firing longtime workers because of their u

trained to figure out whether i've been here before because actually after the horrible incident with gabby gifford i work with a group out of columbia university which is also great to support. and they asked me to it come here -- i don't know the word, a local journalist were traumatized by it. and met with one of their houses up in the hills with several of them. and they try to do something with the festival that year end i'm not sure whether i did and i can't remember if this is my first run or not. that was a really powerful experience and i know just from that, i get just a little taste of what you went there. i am sorry, you have to be one of the communities hit by this. in one of the communities on the list, alyssa keeps going ridiculously longer. now when somebody says aurora, we are to see which one. and now we have victims of multiple shootings in the parkland we said never again knowing that would be the last one, but that is what they're shooting for and hopefully in the semi- near future will be the truth. that is the goal. not just because you said nice things, i think the r

. >> gabby, the "new yorker" article paints a picture how in bed the trump white house is with fox newsrticle's release? how is that playing out? >> look, i think one of the reasons why shine was sort of on even thinner ice after that article came out is because so many people were talking about it. it was really the first time that that had been -- that the relationship between this white house and fox news channel had really been exposed. i mean, this is an article that laid it all out in the clearest terms, and as we know, with this president, he doesn't like other people taking the spotlight away from him. and is bill shine was a central figure in this article, and has been a central link between the white house and fox news. and i do think that at some point, it became embarrassing for the white house to sort of have this relationship where the most -- the network for the president enjoys watching most is seen as this propaganda arm of the white house. and to get rid of bill shine might be a signal that they're sort of taking a step back from that relationship. but on the inside, y

army gets most of the funding that doesn't gabby even of a tree you normally and he lections and we have seen a part of it in the lesson on how to go on because there are legions governance of the guard and i didn't get the claims and you know cappy started the whole county what's now because of the leaderless caste and religion are going to think it's ok so who are the big done as and what about foreign political donors there's concern all over the world that mouse foreign political funding what about in india well least of these the most interesting to ask if you don't mean i'll always in your business houses the big family owned business houses. and the cars you know the beloved and so on have been in martin county financing into the open secret for marlowe opening the door of the indian subsidy of the foreign companies and i mean it's an interesting because you know over the last few years e.d.s. well one of the. and you're one of them was a crack in this nation's foreign investment so i do use of threat of a new law international multinational corporations now looking for market acc

england's chris and gabby adcock are through to the quarter—finals of the all england 0pen badmintonr this morning. it's live on the red button and the bbc sport website from 9:50. reigning world champion vicky holland will be one of five female british athletes starting their season today and is proud to be going in as the number one. it is probably more me that it is important for than anybody else. i do not think it matters in terms of what i get out off the whole season, 0lympic qualification which happens later in the year but i really wa nted later in the year but i really wanted to go to the first race of the year is the defending world champion, to start wearing the number one. i have never done that before and fahmy that is quite special and i really wanted to go will stop five—time major winner phil mickelson was presented with an unusual challenge on the first day of the arnold palmer invitational in florida. charlie has played golf. yes i have. how did you go? it was ok. did you find yourself on the wrong side of the net? known as lefty, the american uncharacteristically

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the chooter of gabby giffords thought he had public support. -- the shooter of gabby giffords thought you had public support. the shooter of steve scalise thought he had public support. what we're doing here today is making it unequivocally clear is that no one has the support to engage in discrimination and racism and anti-semitism, but dr. mays went on to tell us to do better. he said we, and not the assassin, represent america at its best. he said we have the power, not the prejudice, not the bigoted, not the anti-semite, not the assassin, to make things better. so we, too, in congress have the power and the obligation to make things right. though we come from dramatically diverse backgrounds and though we have lived very different lives, we must all right now stand bigotry. gainst neonazi, white nationalists of ll kind, anti-semites, anti-islmafield goals and those who demean latins that they have no place in public disclosure. and for the record, this will be our third vote on anti-semitic measures. we voted against both of them. you all voted for one and then but >> he is a seni