grover: good to be here.t's get the taxes down, but is there a connection potentially in this sense that the government just borrowed a lot of money to make the tax cuts possible. it is cheaper to pay it back if you have a weaker dollar. grover: i do not think that is what is going through their minds. we have actually seen growth increase enough that if it continues over the next decade, we have more than paid for the tax cut. and youllion tax cut, only have to grow at 2.4% instead of 2% for the next decade for it to break even. so it is not what they will be reacting to it the white house. david: let's go at it in a different way. if you want the growth, as you are for it, as the president is, do you want lower interest rates because it allows consumers and businesses to borrow more? grover: i am more interested in a stable dollar, as long as you have a stable dollar and not play games competing with other guys, i think we are better off with that stability there. there are plenty of lower taxes, that is ex

johanna and her grover cleveland teammate, elsie cordero, say they feel a great responsibility sittingeir lifeguard chairs. >> i feel like with this i can actually like make the world a little bit safer. when i'm in the chair, i feel like a grown-up. people treat me differently in a way. >> reporter: this newfound respect isn't the only thing these new lifeguards got the joy of taking home. >> it felt amazing. it was my first paycheck. i was like, wow, this is a lot of money for me. >> reporter: so far she's made almost $1,000. >> i wto give some to my parent >> reporter: but the greatest payoff may be for the coaches. >> to get to this point, it's really amazing to me. >> reporter: they say this isn't just a swim team. it's a family devoted to saving lives. so three years ago when you were still in ecuador, could you ever imagine that you'd be in america lifeguarding, making $14 an hour at 17? >> no. i couldn't even imagine because i didn't even know how to swim. >> what's the life lesson that everyone walks away with here? >> well, to never give up, never settle. don't short yourself

he would not give me any reassurance that he believed grover casey's word correctly decided or should be left alone. we talked about the litmus test. i asked if he met with the president. he refused to answer that question. a similar pattern played out on other issues. i asked him to reassure me that he believed the affordable care act is constitutional. he refused to do so. as with reproductive rights, it is not good enough for this justice to say, this potential justice, this judge to say, well, he will follow existing law. because, that changes all of the time. the president promised the american people he would only appointed justices who were hostile to the affordable care act. in our meeting, judge kavanaugh did not convince me that his beliefs on the eca were any different than what the president articulated. on the issue of executive power in which judge kavanaugh holds an unbounded view, i asked whether he believed a sitting president must comply with the subpoena were testify, or provide records. he would not say that the president must comply with the subpoena or provide re

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s safety killed as soldiers head into an eastern city and an ethnic divide grover's. scrambling to protect the president venezuela's leader claims an assassination attempts during a military rally. also ahead how russia's biggest rock festival is mixing music with military might. student protests of the road safety in bangladesh could be turning into a much bigger issue for the government mobile internet services have now been shut down across big parts of the country as protests enter an eighth day the move is intended to stop the spread of protest images and rumors on saturday dozens were injured in the capital in clashes with the police police denied reports of rubber bullets being fired but many students were taken to hospital the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus the protesters have been blocking main roads and stopping drivers to check their licenses several police and government workers were caught without valid documents tanvi a child he is in the capital he sent us this report just a short time ago. well the fear is quite n

his father, harry payne whitney's father, with secretary of the navy under grover cleveland.earlyhad not dropped in 1904 might have been the democratic nominee against theodore roosevelt for the presidency. also, there was a democratic united states senator from ohio in the family, and a treasurer of standard oil. again, those malefactors of wealth, the trust, etc., etc. so that is the whitney family. , flora paynencee uffy.ey is known as f her mother is gertrude vanderbilt and is a descendent of commodore vanderbilt. vanderbilt,s alfred who was on the titanic in 1912 when it goes down. if you know the story about the very rich fellow and his wife who are putting people in lifeboats ahead of them and putting everyone ahead of themselves and dying with incredible grace and courage, that is alfred vanderbilt. is has another uncle who less heroic. vanderbilt,reginald which sounds like a jackie gleason character, ok. [laughter] david: and like a jackie gleason character, he is an alcoholic, ok? ,ot uncommon in anyone's family but he marries for a second time plate and has a littl

and they are likely to question him about grover way -- about roe v. wade. on tuesday, c-span's landmark cases presented in-depth look at roe v. wade. we will also hear from los angeles time supreme court reporter discussing his nomination and the abortion issue. >> last week and the young america's foundation hosted its annual student conference in washington dc. this portion featured remarks by political commentator dinesh to souza.-- dinesh d' this is an hour. >> he served as a speaker for the american foundation for gera

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and his father, harry payne whitney's father, was secretary of the navy under grover cleveland, and if he had not dropped dead in early 1904, might have been the democratic nominee against theodore roosevelt for the presidency. also, there was a democratic united states senator from ohio who was in the family, and a treasurer of standard oil. again, those malefactors of great wealth, the trusts, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, so that's the whitney family, but quentin's fiancee, flora payne whitney, is known as foofy. her mother is gertrude vanderbilt, and she is a descendant of commodore vanderbilt and all those other vanderbilts. her uncle was one of the -- was alfred guinn vanderbilt, who was on the titanic in 1912 when it goes down. if you know the story about the very rich fellow and his wife who are putting people in lifeboats ahead of them and really putting everyone ahead of themselves and dying with incredible grace and courage, that's alfred guinn vanderbilt. she has another uncle who is less heroic. his name is reginald claypool vanderbilt, which sounds like a jackie gleaso

once upon a time if you were a loser, you got a second chance whether it's grover cleveland, richarda or whoever it is you're talking about. we live in much more brutal political times and nancy pelosi hasn't actually won in the house for 10 years. four elections and possibly a fifth. what's the secret of her power?? how was she managed to hold her grip on this caucus? >> california fund-raising, personality and organization. remember what has happened here is the fund-raising and theg political campaigns largely got centralized giving more power to the leaders. that's one of the big reasons nothing gets done on both sides. the leaders have too much power and the members aren't free to agree on stuff. >> mark: let's turn it from a minority leader to a well-known new york city madam, the self-described manhattan madam kristin davis testified before the mueller investigations grand jury. why she did that is unclear but she has been the friend to a long time trump advisor roger stone. if you have a difficulty keeping your metropolitan madam straight, this is the one who claimed to have

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and they are likely to question him about grover way -- about roe v. wade. on tuesday, c-span's landmark cases presented in-depth look at roe v. wade. we will also hear from los angeles time supreme court reporter discussing his nomination and the abortion issue. >> last week and the young america's foundation hosted its annual student conference in washington dc. this portion featured remarks by political commentator dinesh to souza.-- dinesh d' this is an hour. >> he served as a speaker for the american foundation for generations of students and he is in exclusive lecturer with the foundation as well. speakers of the many the foundation will bring to your campus. please welcome dinesh d'souza to the stage. [laughter] --[applause] dinesh: how's it going? howdy. hey, how's it going? hello. how's it going? thank you. thank you very much. i'm really thrilled and honored to be here. this is the premier student organization on the campus. delighted to have this long-time association with young america's foundation. this couldn't be a more exciting moment. i'm ju

grover mills was chairman of the ways and means committee. this is life's little quirky things that you never know. elected, i gotten fromhis giant cheese wilbur mills. i have never seen him shaking his hand. why to use? -- cheese? that said, i'm in charge of all of this. what would you like to do? i said i would like to be on armed services. i'm on the armed services committee. like -- later on we found out what happened. discovered mills was with his argentinehe was discovs argentine firecracker waiting out in the aisles and was huge scandal. i knew elliott janeway, who was a bit autonomous in new york. suddenly i got all the pieces put together. if only their wives were very good friends. for some reason they were really interested in my campaign and was like here's this young woman with these kids running out. isn't this interesting? wilbur, ok? number two, he's so busy with the firecracker, he doesn't have time to go home and campaign much. his wife is campaigning all the time and she has a miniature stroke and one side of her face kind

grover norquist is with americans for tax reform. how bad is the problem at the i.r.s.rst place? what's going on there? >> a series of problems. one is people get fired and because of the labor union rules they can litigate and get back in if they didn't dot the is and cross the ts in order to do it. the union rules need to be changed. but also once somebody has been fired there needs to be a legal prohibition on rewiring them. that's what this legislation does. also specifies the kind of things that they do to get fired. it is a list of horibles. they all ought to ban you from working. >> sandra: the two senators, both republicans who introduced the bills penned an op-ed in the "washington examiner". in this portion of it they write ensuring i.r.s. employees are held accountable for misdeeds shouldn't be a controversial decision. our bills could help bring needed accountability with an agency that has a history of serious misconduct and they say talking about how difficult it is to get rid of somebody. just ask lois learner, they right. >> she should have been fired a

. ♪ ♪ ashley: tax exodus is very real, according to grover norquist, president of americans for tax reforme literally fleeing the high-taxed blue states. take a listen. >> they are dying. if you are looking at california, illinois, new york, new jersey, there is net migration out of those states. there is a great website, how money walks.com. and it shows you both the numbers of people leaving high-taxed states and the annual income they take with them when they move to texas and tennessee and florida and north carolina. so because there has been happening it is more credible to point out if you speed up the destructive high-taxed policies you will speed up people leaving. ♪ and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. stuart: rite aid, not a very rosy forecast. in fact a very bad forecast. the stock is down 10%.