ministers a really nice person a hardworking shop assistant she protons to children. and put up with all my nonsense. many of the people who used to frequent servers are now dead and buried but granny is still there her customers offered to buy her drinks but granny burrs to stop drinking on the job thirty years ago she says mental arithmetic said headaches aren't a good combination. i have my twenty two eighty five twenty to eighty. the pub was never going to be a goldmine but she covers her costs and somehow service that is more about community spirit than anything else no one can imagine a future without it. but it's days are surely number. she has. no house has a church and just fifteen hundred inhabitants many of them are getting on in age. the younger ones prefer to visit hip bars in the city of luna bourg. the country pubs in the surrounding villages have almost all closed in recent years for want of staff and visitors. it's difficult to find anyone willing to take on a park where they will have to work six days a week. can you run a tab at sort of bertha. nine

the overwhelming majority of whom are hardworking individuals driven by the pursuit of public service. now, under this administration, the work workforce has already before these executive orders been subject to hiring freezes proposed pay freezes and cuts in their retirement. these additional executive orders severely restrict or eliminate long-standing workplaceplace rights -- workplace rights and perpetuate less than optimal working conditions. they're being hastily implemented by managers across executive branch agencies, many of whom are political appointees who don't have history or expertise working in their particular agencies and existing collective bargaining agreements are being torn up or ignored without good-faith negotiation. let me just talk about the implications for hundreds of thousands of federal employees. first under the executive order of the administration. and this might be the one i'm the most concerned about. it will be easier to fire employees without due process which leaves employees open to retaliation for personal or political reasons. we've seen not jus

built by hardworking americans in the f.b.i. yes the f.b.i. was doing what it does best in this year's u.s. independence day busting terror plots and terrorists that they themselves create and entrap meet demetrius pits and al haj ex-con who n.b.c. news reports was charged monday with plotting a fourth of july terrorist bombing in cleveland after a sting operation by the f.b.i. which gave him a bus pass so he could travel to scope out targets. pitts allegedly told an f.b.i. employee posing as an al qaeda sympathizer that he didn't want to have to have anything to do with making or delivering the bomb but according to a federal complaint stated quote i'm going to be downtown when the thing go off i'm going to be somewhere because i want to see it go off the f.b.i. caught on to this terrorist mastermind in need of a bus pass after he made alarming comments and sent disturbing messages on facebook even n.b.c. news had to admit that there was no indication that pitts could have carried off any attack on his own but you see that didn't stop u.s. au

allegheny county's fortunate to call this hardworking citizen one of its own. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today i rise to pose a simple question. what is merit-based immigration? because it would seem that we have a different interpretation han our president. ponchu came to this country legally and joined the army while pursuing a ph.d. he came to our country to be an american and to contribute to the greatness of our nation, just like other generations before all of us. he's one of more than 10,000 legal immigrants offered a chance to become a citizen through service and sacrifice. these legal immigrants enlist in our armed forces with vital skills. mr. correa: they have education, are meritorious and they are needed. but this administration has now made going after legal immigrants one of its primary goals. when they threaten to deport doctors in the army, the administration is going after legal immigrants. when i.c

i look forward to work with him and others on bipartisan solutions to help our hardworking commercial fishermen, charter boat captains. i urge adoption of this amendment. and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from new york yields back. the gentleman from alaska -- mr. young: i yield back. mr. courtney: i have no further speakers for the amendment. and i yield back and urge a yes vote. the chair: all time having expired on this amendment, the question is on the amendment by the gentleman from connecticut. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 3 printed in house report 115-786, for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 3 printed in house report 115-786 offered by mr. langevin of rhode island. the chair: the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. t

i have been proud to stand with our federal workforce, our hardworking federal workforce as we fight to protect those government employees. as ranking member of the senate veterans' affairs committee, i've been working with them to address chronic workforce shortages that are plaguing veterans clinics across the united states. while building capacity within the v.a. to ensure we uphold our commitment to those who serve, we need the staff at those facilities. i've been honored to work with our friends in labor to address disparities in the federal benefits and pay. congress must make sure that whether you're a border patrol agent or a t.s.a. worker, that they get the same workforce protections as other members in our federal forces. i am committed to defending our workers and holding washington accounting in fighting for a stronger federal workforce each and every day, because that's what the american people expect. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. barrasso: mr. preside

but the jason lewis i know here, who is a congressman, is an extremely conscientious man, a very hardworking, very effective member of congress, who has been nothing but an exemplary congressman, who represents his constituents well. reporter: would an apology help? mr. ryan: i'll leave it to him. reporter: thank you, mr. speaker. when the house returns in september, there will be just 19 days before the midterm election. how confident are you right now in election security and the u.s. government's ability to protect itself from -- [inaudible] -- russian interference and do you think there needs to be more done by congress to protect the integrity of the elections? mr. ryan: i believe -- well, the appropriations process is something that's always ongoing. i do believe we have learned a great deal more about how russia attempts to interfere with elections and meddles in elections. we've learned a great deal more on the cyber front on that. i think we're far better prepared today than we were just a couple of years ago on that front. number one. number two, we have to make sure that we have t

hardworking congressmen. i also want to thank the president and c.e.o.f the united states steel corporation, david byrnes. david, thank you. [cheering] pres. trump: and david actually gave me a couple of words when i walked in and i said you know what, david, i'd love you and doug matthews and some of the folks that you want to bring if you want to bring anybody, come up here, i want to shake your hand, what a job you're doing. u.s. steel is back. u.s. steel is back. get up here, david. [cheering] pres. trump: that's great. i'd love you to say a few words and explain what's happened over the last four or five months with steel in the united states. thanks, david. [applause] david: thank you, mr. president. thank you so much, mr. president, and also a special thanks to commerce secretary ross for the heavy lifting you've done and congressman, thank you -- congressmen, thank you so much and dr. navarro as well. thank you. give it up for them. [applause] david: it does indeed feel like a renaissance here for u.s. steel. you know, the president's been in off

. >> hardworking but in the bay area it's like $4,000 for apartment. >> reporter: teaming up with projecthope to open up a lot for ray fosse drivers to park safely and transition to permanent housing. >> case managers to each family to help them navigate to self-sufficiency. >> reporter: admit the program has challenges. >> there have been concerns from residents that live nearby about potential impacts of theprogra. >> reporter: security and sanitary issues. mobile hygiene units will be available but once the site is open, only accommodate 20 rvs. >> will help us a lot. >> reporter: and be a late night as council continues to discuss this item. if they approve this program, first of its kind in silicon valley. reporting live, carlos salcedo, abc7 news. >>> a stretch of highway 1 closed 14 months set to reopen tomorrow. heavy rain caused mud slide that buried the roadway. cutting off coastal community. cal trans says biggest in its history. still moreoro unter delays. >>> firefighters outside of yosemite trying to make progress before help arrives. ferguson fire is more than 13,000 acres,

quiet, hardworking, great sense of humor, he laughed at all of my jokes.t's how i define having a sense of humor. he was a delight to work with, he was. >> you were both invest gating a sitting president. how did kavanaugh -- >> i think he's always viewed presidential power as something that's very important. he's a separate of powers man. and he believes that each branch is supreme in its own sphere. i think what's changed and what he has said has changed is his ideas about whether or not the president should be subject to civil lawsuits or criminal investigations while he or she is the president. >> let me read the quite from you then. this is about his 2009 comments. >> the indictment and trial of a sitting president would cripple the federal government, rendering it unable to function without credibility. go on now, finish your comment, sorry. >> you've got the jones versus clinton says clinton can be sued president clinton tried to defer and said he had a constitutional right to defer a lawsuit. the supreme court said 9-0 that's not true, but if congr

in everything we do, in every action we take, we are fighting for loyal, hardworking, patriotic citizens of our blessed nation. we're making our country great again. we're respected again all over the world. our military will soon be stronger than it's ever been, by far. that in itself will produce thousands and thousands of jobs. nobody makes equipment like we do nobody whether it's planes or missiles, or any form of military equipment. we make the best in the world, by far. we're making it possible for our allies to buy that equipment quickly, where they don't have to wait for two-year approvals, and more. we're doing great. and i'm very honored to see that 4.1 number. perhaps i'm even more honored to see that deficit shrink the trade deficit shrink so much. with that, i'd like to ask kevin hassett, chairman of the council of economic advisers, and my very good friend, larry kudlow, if they could both step forward and say a few words. thank you all very much. it's a great day. [applause] mr. hassett: thank you very much, mr. president. and thank you for your leadership and for the fait

in every state there are hardworking entrepreneurs who have created job-creating start-ups. these are innovators and job creators within our communities. this is why i'm working with senators warren, tillis, and scott to commemorate start-up week across america and celebrate the ingenuity and entrepreneurship in our states and across the country. i kicked off this annual event in 2013 while serving in the house of representatives, and in the years since i've had the privilege of visiting start-ups in grand rapids, detroit, and traverse city. i've met with business founders who design and produce high-end jeans and other deny i am products and grow and deliver farm-fresh products. this monday i visited ferries wheel, a new coworking space in flint, michigan, a community of hardworking michiganders who are focused on their future. the people of flint are committed to building a stronger, healthier, more prosperous community, and they are committed to doing it together. you can see this in their schools, in their churches, and nonprofits, and you can see this in their start-ups

. >> those hardworking americans you're talking about sound somewhat like trump's base, that forgottenho isn't being served by this administration's policies. why aren't they then turning, why do they remain so loyal to the president when we both know their wages aren't increasing and their health care costs are spiking? >> you probably need some sort of political pundit to go through whatever polling or whatever. i can tell you what i do know, and that is, we have two jobs. to get out there and talk about the people we care about, and that's hardworking americans, and to show them we really will fight for them. i think that's what this election is going to be all about. >> senator, good to see you. thank you for joining us today. senator elizabeth warren. >> good to see you. >>> time to hand over to andrea mitchell, reporting live from aspen, colorado. >> thank you so much. >>> and right now, a special edition of "andrea mitchell reports," live from the aspen security forum. quad shot. three days and four different takes from president trump on russia's hacking of america's democracy.

their wealthy dornse and special interests at the expense of the health and economic security of hardworking americans. for 18 months americans have seen whose priorities really matter to republicans in control of congress. and it's not the priorities of consumers, children, seniors, families, middle class and those who aspire to it. families across america are getting a raw deal from the republicans. democrats are proposing a better deal, better jobs, better pay, better future. any questions? reporter: how are you? ms. pelosi: i'm ok. reporter: as we speak there's this hearing on the house judiciary and oversight committee with peter strzok. we had a situation yesterday where lisa paige had been subpoenaed and she did not adhere to that subpoena. obviously you probably don't agree with how the republicans are approaching this, but that said, when a committee in the house of representatives issues a subpoena, the expectation is that it should be complied with. do you think that if there is an action taken against her that that puts the house as an institution in a bad place, if witnesses who

in everything we do, every action we take, my administration is fighting for the loyal, hardworking citizens of our country. men and women like you who make our country great, who make our country run. i'd like to invite some of the incredible workers here at fwra in it city up on stage to personally share their stories. really fast. patricia bertrand has worked here for 18 years. when furnace b restarted last month, patricia kristened it with a bottle of champagne, in other words she love this is place, i think. is that right? >> i do. president trump: good. say something. >> thank you. [applause] breaking the champagne bottle on the b furnace last month's restart celebration was a special honor. i was impacted two years ago when the plant was idle. prior to that i had worked at granite city works for 16 years and was able to provide a comfortable life for me and my family. granite city works is home to me and driving past the quiet plant was difficult. many families including my own suffered and local businesses. it is great to see the plant up and running, everyone back to work and the co

. >> unfortunately america's hardworking agricultural producers have been treated unfairly bury illegal trade and practices by china and others for a while. >> reporter: the short-term aid plan will provide direct payments to producers of corn, cotton, dairy, soy, and sorghum. the government will buy products such as rice, fruits, dairy, chicks, pork, and nuts. the gsa will announce a program to produce trades for new markets. mr. trump introduced it in kansas city as the program was being announced. >> the farmers will be the biggest beneficiary. watch. we're opening up markets. you watch what's going to happen. >> earlier in the day the president tweeted tariffs are the greatest, saying other countries must negotiate trade deals with the u.s. or they'll get hit with tariffs. some republican senators disagree with the president's approach. >> the tariffs are not great, but the affect of the matter is trying to find a way to better position american workers for the future is laudable. >> where we ought to go is to a zero tariff world. >> the aid for farmers does not require congressiona

. >>> back at home, a hardworking father killed on his job. he just emigrated from nepal.e leaves behind a daughter and a wife.sh n worked behind the counter at the sunoco gas station on franklin farm road in herndon. police say a 19-year-old man robbed the store about 1:15 this morniin mo officers arrested the suspect within minutes. they immediately confront him. he did resist and two officers were able to eventually take him into custody. >> friends of theicm tell news4 that he was a hard worker. he had two jobs. members othe nepali in herndon started a gofundme page to raise oney for the funeral and the family. if you would like to help, we t the link in our nbcon washin app. search gas station murder. >>> traffic complaints tonight in a northern virginia neighborhood. ndlks there say the traffic apps that many of us den every day are turning their quiet roads into freeways. o pictures fro news partners show you the problem. this is rush hour in alexandria. near east taylor run parkway. neighbors say apps like waze take drivers off the highway and send them down local

they aren't worthy to lead the brave hardworking men and women of i.c.e. these officers are just trying to do their job and to keep us safe. so on behalf of the grateful nation, i conclude by again extending them my deepest thanks. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: minority whip. mr. durbin: i join the senator from arkansas in commending those who are involved in law enforcement risking their lives for the safety of this nation at all levels. federal, state, and local. they put their badges on every single day and risk their lives for us. and that's a fact. and within the department of homeland security, there are men and women who are cons yens shusly trying to keep america safe. i commend them as well. i believe they are doing their job as they understand it and they are risking their lives many times to achieve it. to not only stop the illegal flow of drugs into our country but to deter crime, to ferret out criminals where possible and they risk their lives to achieve that goal. i have not joined in the c

i want to especially commend chairwoman fox and ranking member scott and of course real hardworkers on this deal, mr. krishnamoorthi and mr. thompson. and all the original co-sponsors, staff and people who support this legislation. time and again when i visit with owners and managers of manufacturing facilities in my northern minnesota district i'm told two things. mr. nolan: first is that the employees they've hired who participated in the career and technical education act are amok among the very best they have in their employment. the second point that they make is that they need more c.t.e.-trained employees. all up and down the line from health care to construction, information technology, aviation, transportation, you name it, the list goes on. and the jobs are waiting. so this bill adds important new provision taos expand and update c.t.e. so they can be filled. it gives states more flexibility to focus on the jobs and careers in high demand in their regions. employers and communities get the tools they need to develop stronger partnerships and to engage students and grow our lo

and at a minimum we owe those hardworking americans some peace of mind. so i urge my colleagues, mr. president, to support my bill and the bill senator bill cassidy, the senior senator from louisiana, senate bill 3128. it will extend the flood insurance program for six months through hurricane season. that's all it does. it just maintains the status quo. it doesn't change anything. it just says the national flood insurance program that we have today is going to be extended for six months to get us through hurricane season while we in the senate and in the house continue to work on a reform bill that would rework the nfip and turn it into a program that looks like somebody designed it on purpose. that's all my bill and bill's bill does. we simply can't afford to let the folks in our at-risk communities down, especially those exposed during hurricane season. and truthfully, they deserve better from us, mr. president. mr. president, for my remaining remarks, i would ask unanimous consent that those remarks appear in a separate place in the record. the presid

and it's not only theresa may who's been busy uncle merkel has been meeting some hardworking germans felt on the telephone if you're just a german chancellor visit a nursing home in the city of possible to see firsthand the challenges facing stuff during her election campaign last year the chancellor promised a nurse of the hope that she would accompany him to work one day well today was that germany is currently suffering an acute shortage of care rest the chances government has pledged to create at least eight thousand additional jobs but at the moment thirty six thousand positions in hospitals aren't for the elderly. it's a crisis that affects carers every day. gets a short reports. rosa lopez is always on the go the spanish born nurse works in berlin she loves her job but it's becoming increasingly difficult to deal with well. my mum is there a growing numbers of elderly people who need help and fewer and fewer individuals willing to do the job. rosa looks after up to thirty people a day. good a marker for carla elizabeth cohen who suffers from frequent bouts of dizziness and can

has a decent jobs over catching actual terrorists they do it's hardworking people there but at the end of the day we've seen story after story after story come out ever since the war on terror started of the f.b.i. really kind of taking people who don't really have like any kind of opportunity or means they might have a motive but they don't have any opportunity or means to actually do a terrorist attack and then basically give them all the tools and give them all the means and give them all the opportunity to do it and then arrest them saying well this person is a terrible hey if this person one of the believe you was a terrorist in his head that still legal you can do that right because it's called free speech you have free will to do that until you decide to hurt someone but i think there it's really ridiculous and this is the thing that's always so strange the new york times first reported about this yeah the f.b.i. basically became aware of this guy pitt's back in like december of two thousand and fifteen when authorities claim he sent messages on facebook using the name of the to

down incessantly there are kinda little refuges islands of a skate from japan's new tory slate hardworking day. thank you i was twenty five when i started out here before that i spent four years in office. i was sick of the pressure and overtime every day i made the. point i'm trying to cut my god. our impression of eastern asia is one of constant amp and flow of cultural and cullen every traditions transition and reinvention. as we saw with ms wong in shanghai who is keen on exporting her savory bonds to germany. or china bangkok with dreams of a big future with little insects. we've been impressed not only by our coal unary discoveries but equally by the results one is passion and pride among the people who cook come. into the conflict zone. it's two years since the friendship referendum in britain and my guest this week hearing is making a formal education minister approach remains conservative m.p. why does she go. into new truck off the prime minister who has failed so spectacularly to unite the party and become conflicts over. thirty minutes in dublin. they make a commitment. they fi

hasn't done decent jobs over catching actual terrorists they do there's hardworking people there but at the end of the day we've seen story after story after story come out ever since the war on terror started of the f.b.i. really kind of taking people who don't really have like any kind of opportunity or means they might have a motive but they don't have any opportunity or means to actually do a terrorist attack and then basically give them all the tools and give them all the means and give them all the opportunity to do it and then arrest them saying well this person is a terrible person one of the believe you is a terrorist in his head that still legal you can do that right because it's called free speech you have free will to do that until you decide to hurt someone but i think i'm there is really ridiculous and this is the thing that's always so strange the new york times first reported about this yeah the f.b.i. basically became aware of this guy pitt's back in like december of two thousand and fifteen when authorities claim he sent messages on facebook using the name of feet t

campaigning on the idea that the federal government should not be making a profit off the backs of hardworking students but talk is cheap so what are your options let's ask cat she is a student loan expert from student loan hero dot com kat welcome thank you well thanks for having me there is an interesting story about how student loan hero dot com was founded tell us about that. sure student loan hero was founded by our own c.e.o. andy he graduated with over one hundred thousand dollars in student loans and really didn't know where to start with his that and when he try to work with different loan servicers to find out what his options were they really couldn't help him so he ended up having to do a lot of the homework himself and through that journey he started student loan heroes that way other people he could help them find their own options and find a way to pay off that debt senator warren's crusade to simplify the reify of student loans suggest that the process is more complicated than for instance refinancing a mortgage yet your website features in-depth reviews of various lenders who

we have such well qualified, committed, hardworking, passionate people for children which is deer to my heart -- dear to my heart. i know supervisor yee has dedicated his career to helping children and families, particularly children that can't speak for themselves, between the ages of 0 to 5, he has been a strong advocate for that. i defer to him in this instance. i appreciate everything that all of you have said about your experience. we have a wonderful opportunity and i think there will be another opportunity. ms. autumn how long have you served on the advisory committee. >> you have been on there three years. it is almost like it is so equal. it is a very tough decision. from the perspective of working with the program that is vul aniable and -- vulnerable and knew i would lean towards ms. ketos as well. >> i want to say that the implementation of this prop c regardless of whether you or not i am hoping that ms. he autumn t you will continue to have that input in there. it is important what you represent also. i have never found that i had to have a title to bait in making somet

finally, on the reunification issue, we got a chance to see four, and they were hardworking individuals there but they were -- they were without resources. they were baffled. they were not going to make the court deadline. i insist that this committee, even in these waning days, hold a hearing and subjects itself on this congress to a resolution of inquiry to deal with this catastrophe and this collapse. and frankly, i believe that this is a disaster of which these children and these individuals who present themselves at the border did not desire to have. so i wanted that on the record because i think this is extremely important. let me also indicate to mr. white, mr. sinewitz, we've had legislation where we do a $1 million exemption. i mean, i think there is a reality to your situation that we need to address. i understand, mr. pincus, who i certainly support lawyers trying to clarify what we have not clarified, i don't know if you want to comment and ebay indicated this would not affect them. my question will go to you and to curt bramble. i'm from texas. it's a big state. when we wer

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case is unregistered nationalist tendencies among the populace the algerians are lazy and not so hardworking as the germans when the accusation and more why are these lazy black guys brought here even though they were innocent the algerian workers were now monitored and photographed by stars the spies five men from africa were investigated as troublemakers taken into custody and sentenced to prison but the algerians didn't escape unharmed either some were deported end of discussion east german leadership hoped that would make the conflicts go away. starting in the early one nine hundred seventy s. thousands of workers from non european countries came to east germany first from algeria then from cuba mozambique vietnam and angola according to the official message the citizens of east germany in the foreign contract workers were building the socialist state together there was cultural exchange and meetings on an equal footing with the newcomers became members of the socialist workers collective the two groups also spent their leisure time together at least according to the party line. up the e

caused inimaginable hardship and pain for people affected let me say that we also recognize the hardwork that honorable gentleman and small parties put in campaigning on this issue. in relation to what he raises i'm sure he'll understand the process is a matter of for the independent inquiry itself, it is as the term says independent of direction. so i do know having talked to him that he and his team are very mindful of the need to speed. victims of infected blood continue to die and i know that is to complete the inquiry work as quickly as a thorough examination of the fact allows and the government is committed to ensuring that the inquiry has all resources and everything it needs to complete that task as rapidly as possible. >> 11, thank you mr. speaker. as appropriate i say come on england too. crime is on the increase in the -- valley including antisocial behavior orders. from response from the labor control and commissioner is to close front service at police stations including -- s that's my right honorable friend agree with me that you do not better the public -- [inaudible conv

:lot of hardworking firefighters, it was a tough blaze last night, it was hot, windy, it was i don't know how they fought it off back here - there was just dry brush all behind it." (ken) (ken) (ken) three marin county firefighters were injured fighting the carr fire last night. tyler barnes, cardoza are part of a five ther firefighters from the marin county fire department on the strike team. they had been battling the carr fire since 1-am thursday. and were still going at 8p-m thursday when the three firefighters were overcome with a blast of heat. (ken) all three were treated at a hospitalin redding. two were treated and released.... one fireigher who suffered a significant burn to his face was transferred to the u-c davis burn unit for further evaluation (justine) so far this year's fire season has been brutal and t

and unfortunately they're doing it on the backs of hardworking americans who want a safe and secure country, that want a country of -- lou: on the backs of every american because what they do, they change the character of the country, the culture of the country and the safety and sochty of this country. and by the way, just to keep it in context, when is enough enough? we're talking about $120 billion for the koch brothers. that's a pretty good net worth. perhaps not enough, as you applied. but that is for them to know and for the rest of us just to kind of guess about. brandon judd, great to have you with us. thanks so much. >> thank you very much. lou: up next, deadly wildfires unleashing havoc and intersection across northern california. we'll have the latest from the scene straight ahead. stay with us. we'll be right back. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. lou: eight people are dead, fires ravaging much of northern california. the pictures that you see here are live from santa clarita, north of los angeles where a wildfire is growing by

to take jobs the benefits away from our hardworking americans. get out to vote. is that okay? vote for matt! they're gonna say oh that was not presidential. >> ed: he is getting a lot of support from the trump family and big conservative packs across the country. over $5 million on him. donald trump jr. has been to montana a couple times. he was there today and was promising to come back for more. clearly, this was a personal race. the polls show that john tester, he still has a lead. he has won two elections. a very red state. it will vote for democrats for congress. he has an eight-point lead. this has a state that trump won by 20 points. >> ed: he probably wants to lobby him. dan springer, we appreciate it. another big story. special counsel robert moeller is getting more manpower. she is looking into what it might mean. good evening. >> confirmed that fox, robert moeller is making more use of lawyers as well as attorneys. the team is an indicator that is not directly related to the russian include pro. allegations of money laundering and tax fraud. >> and his personal atto

with thousands of hardworking american patriots who love our country and respect our great american flag. we are honored to be joined tonight by some tremendous people. congressman gus. where is gus? wears gus? ted yoho. and matt gates, thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, fellas. i also want to recognize state representative jose olivo and the former cochairman of my florida campaign, representative joe girders. thank you. thank you. and finally, i love you too. i would like to introduce a true leader, a proud veteran, my great friend, a tough, brilliant cookie. true. he's tough, he's smart and he loves florida and he loves our country and he's going to be your next governor, ron desantis. [cheers and applause] welcome to florida, mr. president . for someone who grew up just across the bay, starting out working six bucks an hour, it's a true honor to be standing here endorsed by the president of the united states. i appreciate your support, mr. president, but i appreciate more the leadership you are showing to our great country. [cheers and applause] we have the strongest economy

it gives us the opportunity to brag about our amazing, hardworking administrators like sam, lina, emmanuel, and eli. they are courageous leaders and put student's needs and interests first. we are proud to honor them today and recognize them for everything they do every day every month every year to benefit their students, families, staff, and school community. on a personal note, i remember the experience of receiving the honor of principal of the year from mayor lee in 2011 and this honor allows you school community and your families to see that the enduring long days the sleepless nights, the ongoing dedication to teachers, families and students in your school communities is not done in vain, so lina, sam, emmanuel and eli, enjoy this recognize and celebrate with the ones you love. congratulations. [applause] >> thank you so much jolin. before we bring up all of our award winners, let me tell you about how this is going to work. we are going to call out the award recipient's name and i will have maker yo ferrell, supervisor matthews and supervisor fewer and we will take a picture and th