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of all greg walden has not, but indicated he is supportive. i have support for this bill amongst those in leadership, and i believe leadership looks favorably upon the idea. withn to meet later senator collins, senator alexander, chairman walden to work out tweaks between the collins and alexander bills in the senate with mine in the house or that we have a unified approach. we are probably facing a march spending bill.s the idea is to wrap the tenants of this bill, this one specifically or a lot of pieces of it, into that spending bill. host: if it goes to the president desk, you are depending on his support? guest: i would encourage the president to sign it. host: other indications that he would veto? guest: i have not heard that, no. host: good morning. caller: i have a simple question. congressman, i would like to ask this question. i do not want a scripted answer. are you in favor of single-payer, yes or no? guest: no. caller: i do not want to hear a scripted answer, yes or no. host: he just said no. guest: no. caller: let me hear it off-

oregon representative greg walden tweeting, we're fine, but our train hit a garbage truck. the white house says president trump has been briefed on the crash. he and vice president pence scheduled to join the retreat. >> i spoke to speaker ryan and he said that the accident was pretty rough but they're all right. >> reporter: former congressman neil dunn told abc news that they provided first aid. >>> san francisco police officer is recovering at the hospital after a car hit a motorcycle in daly city, this was a traffic officer that was hit. this is the scene over the accident on dalie yrgs and skyline bvld this afternoon. the traffic officer was practicing a vip motorcade escort in the area with colleagues. >>> sonoma county plans to sue pg&e for the california fires, the county is seeking up to $25 million in damages because it believes pg&e was responsible for the fires. >>> the calendar shows it's the middle of winter, but look at that, right, we're seeing temperatures going to spring like levels all around the bay area. >> this is our camera at the boardwalk in santa c

greg walden / oregon (r)struck a garbage truck that was attempting to cross the tracks. and the guardrails of the crossing were down. it was marked and it was down.senator flake and congressman brad wenstrup were among the lawmakers helping the injured senator flake couldn't help but remember the shooting at the congressional baseball practice where he also helped congressman steve scalise who was shot.sen. jeff flakethe two of us were there as brad was cutting away some of the jack so they could attach some of the life saving equipment. it was just, my mind went back to the same thing, cutting away at steve's uniform so we could apply a tourniquetas the investigation begins the republican retreat in west virginia will go on. in washington alexandra limon. (catherine) the woman called the 'serial stowaway' was in a chicago courtroom today...marilyn hartman is accused of repeatedly sneaking onto planes without a ticket. these are sketches from this morning's hearing.... and video of hartman coming and going from the cook county jail. a judge today ruled that the 66-year-o

of all greg walden has not, but indicated he is supportive.ave support for this bill amongst those in leadership, and i believe leadership looks favorably upon the idea. withn to meet later senator collins, senator alexander, chairman walden to work out tweaks between the collins and alexander bills in the senate with mine in the house or that we have a unified approach. we are probably facing a march spending bill.s the idea is to wrap the tenants of this bill, this one specifically or a lot of pieces of it, into that spending bill. host: if it goes to the president desk, you are depending on his support? guest: i would encourage the president to sign it. host: other indications that he would veto? guest: i have not heard that, no. host: good morning. caller: i have a simple question. congressman, i would like to ask this question. i do not want a scripted answer. are you in favor of single-payer, yes or no? guest: no. caller: i do not want to hear a scripted answer, yes or no. host: he just said no. guest: no. caller: let me hear it off-line

his members in a he was responsible for, that's all of us on the committee, but he loved chairman greg walden and wanted him to succeed. i think that is a great tribute to remember. so i'm here just to say thank you to christine, his wife, and the children were named, rachel, wyatt, alexis, mary, andrew, and elizabeth, and i want them to know, mr. speaker, that we appreciate the sacrifice they gave to allow ray to be part of this institution. with that, i yield back to the hairman. mr. walden: very kind and thoughtful remarks, his tribute to a really great public servant. i think you hit it on the head. his having served, having gone through elections, gave him that perspective and having come from a rural part of america, like a lot of us do, in fact, we represented, in my district, encome patses where he is from. that gives you a different perspective as well. about some of the issues. sometimes get lost otherwise. so yeah, thank you, john, thank you for coming and sharing. i know we have some other members here who i think wanted to make some comments. i don't know who would like to go nex

oregon congressman greg walden joins us now. congressman, your reaction to the eight-hour speech?re up. she was the at table negotiating the agreement with the other three leaders in the house and senate. you know, we'll hear from chris stewart. we're all committed to resolving security on the border, dealing with the daca issue. i think there is a way to get through there. i was kind of perplexed by it all. it is called the magic minute, went on eight hours. you have to give her her due. she remained on her feet eight hours. quite impressive. stuart: i don't think i could do it. >> i know i couldn't. stuart: this morning, nancy pelosi says she is not going to vote for this budget deal. what are the implications of that? >> the implications are evident to americans when they look why washington is so dysfunctional they now know where to look. we said it for a long time. we want to get things done. even chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell got together with paul ryan. nancy pelosi was at the bargaining table this is a bipartisan, bicameral agreement. solves a lot of country's problems