currency and offered a list of possible names including harriet tubman, okay. treasury secretary jack lew officially announced harriet tubman would bump andrew jackson, the decision driven by thousands of americans who reached out to the obama administration and so lew wrote this in an open letter. he said i have been particularly struck by the many comments and reactions from children for whom harriet tubman is not just a historical figure but a role model for leadership and participation in our democracy. president obama talked about the new bill in a joke at his final white house correspondents dinner speech. watch this. >> this material works well i'm going to use it at goldman sachs next year. earn me some serious tubmans. >> then presidential -- the president has a sense of humor, right. then presidential candidate donald trump was against the move to replace andrew jackson with tubman on the 20. here's what he said on the today show days after the obama administration's announcement. >> i would love to leave andrew jackson and see if we can maybe come up

harriet tubman, a bona fide american hero. that someone like her is honored in this way. >> listen, david, adam i saw you nodding your head when david said this is an obama-era decision and they wanted to undo that or roll that back. do you agree with that? >> i do agree with it. and i think it's worth mentioning the president, the current ok pantd of the oval office-s a great admirer of jackson and that's not really a surprise. jackson had a lot of contempt for the other two equal branches of government that i think is reflected in the way that this president approaches the presidency. and so i think it's not surprising that he would balk at removing a figure who is historically controversial for his racism, for his treatment of native americans, for you know, his contempt for the separation of powers, that trump would not want to remove someone who he considers his sort of totemic inspiration from the $20 bill in order to make way for this woman who represents what i think is an entirely different political tradition within

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investigate. >> trevor: that's right, the inspector general is going to investigate as to why the harriet tubmanis not yet being made. good question. what's going on with the tubman 20? taking its time? can i say how fun it is to say the tubman 20? ( laughter ) it sounds like the weight you put on in your first year of freedom. that's what it sounds like. seriously, they announced this bill how long ago and now they're coming up with all the weird stories, saying they're worried about security. funny how the white house is doing more background checks on harriet tubman than anybody who actually works at the white house. ( cheers and applause ) or maybe, maybe they're just worried about her, you know. she's famous for escaping. maybe they're worried about her staying on the money. what if they relegal the money? they're going to unveil the bill in the big ceremony. they'll pull off the curtain. here she is! oh, no! gone again! we can talk about how shady it is this administration has taken so many months to release a bill honoring a runaway slave, but we don't have time for that because, in orego

>> no. >> i thought we could talk either about harriet tubman or harriet jacobs about the role of , african american women who came from the north into the south. harriet jacobs has a very daring escape story from slavery. you may be familiar with her narrative, incidents and the life of a slave girl. have you heard about that book? it was -- i'm not sure about the publication history but it came into -- when it was sort of forgotten. but it came into the literary canon with the kind of second wave feminist movement. it became something that is frequently now taught in history classes and literary study classes incidents in the life of , a slave girl. in it, she described her life and slavery in north carolina and her eventual escape to freedom. story, parts of it that are in north carolina, where she talks somewhat frankly about sexual exploitation of enslaved women by white men, how white men were constantly pursuing her, really difficult decisions that she made about her own sexuality because of the way that white men were trying to coerce her into having sex and sexual relationships wit

and she was out walking with her grandmother when she decided to walk upnd then high five a new harriet tubman mural in cambridge, maryland. theyural was actuajust finished recently. the artt says what he was trying to do was show tubman reaching her hand out to slaves making the tough decision on whether to escape their owners. it looks like thatis inspired th little one as well. >>> when we come back, we are working for your health. doreen genler on how the party drug is giving help to people suffering from depression. >>> plus the student debt of a graduating class all paid off by a philanthropist billionaire. we spoke with a local student benefiting from that gif compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole businessackage, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you more. switch now and get fast, reliable internet for a new low price of $39.95 a month. plus, get free inst

tell me about your tour what's the name of your tour. >> it's call harriet tubman. >> why is that >>letting down my black ancestors, letting down harriet tubman the most so it's like sorry girl, here's my jokes about penises, she's like i guess. >> i think you're doing great. she'd be proud thank you for coming back to the show. >> thank you so much. >> phoebe robinson for more information go to phoebe robinson.comk. we'll be right bac we'll have more from julia michaels stick around everybody can be stress-free with a prebuilt portfolio from e*trade. simply decide w much or how little risk you want to take, and with just a few clicks, we'll have you invested in a diversified portfolio.ha you'll barely to lift a paw. the fund's prospectus ntains its investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses, and other portant information and should be read and considered carefully before investing. for a current prospectus, visit etrade.com/funds. - don'urlet an amazing advente pass you by. tripadvisor makes it easy to book your tours, attractions, and experiences ahead of time. so you never mi

>>plus what ever happened to harriet tubman replacing andrew jackson on the $20 bill.behind the holdup after the break and amid dozens of course deaths at race tracks a well known trainer has been evicted from santa anita and golden gate fields here in the bay area we'l >>welcome back to developing news tonight the death of another race horse at the santa anita racetrack saturday resulted in the eviction of its training that's right kron four's maureen kelly reports that the renowned racehorse trainer has. >>also been told that he's no longer welcome at golden gate fields in the east bay. >>the company that owns both the santa anita racetrack in southern california and albany's golden gate fields gave hall of famer jerry hollendorfer 72 hours to move all of his forces out these 2 facilities after hollendorfer 4th horse and died this season at the santa anita racetrack in total 30 horses have died there at that facility since the racing season began in december when i arrived at golden gate fields, i was told that hollendorfer had already moved his forces all 36 and was

. >>> but first a new investigation into why harriet tubman won't be on the $20 bill any time soon. >>> new overnight, the announcement from amazon. when the company is promising, quote, epic deals. >>> there it goes. we're back with the launch of the world's most powerful rocket. the spacex falcon rocket soared off the launchpad at the kennedy space center in florida early this morning. spacex called it the most difficult launch ever because it was done in the dark for the first time, and the rocket used boosters from previous missions. >>> a vacation in the bahamas turned disastrous when a bus packed with tourists flipped over. 26 people were injured. they were part of an excursion from a carnival cruise ship. authorities are looking into what caused that crash. four people had to be flown to florida in a military cargo plane because their injuries were so serious. >>> new details about the truck driver charged in a crash that killed seven bikers in new hampshire. they were part of a motorcycle club made up mostly of marine veterans. records show the truck driver was arrested twice

anthony, harriet tubman, ida b. wells and sojourner truth who worked so hard for women's rights while battleing slavery and racism. these women faced extraordinary obstacles as they protested, marched, lobbied and at times sacrificed their own freedoms so women could one day secure the right to vote. the leaders of the women's suffrage movement understood the fundamental truth that the rights protected under the constitution are merely privileges if they're not enjoyed by everyone in our society. as susan b. anthony put it in 1873, quote, quo it was we the people. not we, the white male citizens. not yet we, the male citizens. but we, the whole people, who form the union. and we formed it not to give the blessings of liberty, but to secure them not to the half of ourselves, but to the whole people. women as well as men. end quote. the suffrage movement was of course an effort to achieve political equality for women, but it was also an effort to secure a more perfect union by giving life to the ideals laid out in our

in a regular week, you both would be right, but this week, harriet tubman. >> oh!ministration was going to put her on the $20 bill. huge, she would be the first african-american on any currency and the first woman on paper money. donald trump says it is political correctness. this week, the treasury secretary put a six-year hold on it, but on friday, the new york times literally showed us the money. the bill is ready to go. it is a beautiful image. to see this black woman on american currency was so inspiring. so in a beef between donald trump and harriet tubman, we'll be celebrating her a long time after donald trump. >> just to be fair to the folks who like slave holders, juk s s andrew jackson will be on the other side of the bill, he'll still have that space, that real estate on american currency, but, again, we're going to remember harriet tubman long after both donald trump and andrew jackson are tragic footnotes. >> before there was james bond, there was harriet tubman. if you don't know her story, she was a spy for the union. you're all wrong! because here,

announcing last month he was delaying plans to replace andrew jackson's portrait on the $20 bill with harriet tubman. under a 2016 obama initiative, tubman was originally scheduled to replace slaveholder andrew jackson by 2020, the 100th anniversary of women being there -- granted the right to vote. harriet time in would be the first woman in over a century in the first african-american to appear on the front of a u.s. bank note. and the u.s. women's soccer team and the u.s. soccer federation have agreed to mediation over a gender-based pay discrimination lawsuit filed by the 28 players in march. the suit also alleges the organization denies the women's team equal playing, training and travel conditions, and does not promote their matches as much as the men's soccer team. figures from the u.s. soccer federation's own financial records show that in the three years following the team's victory at the 2015 world cup, ticket sales for women's games generated more total revenue than men's games, a key argument in the lawsuit. the cocaptain of the women's team is also making headlines during the world cup

tday democrats blast add the delay in putting abolitionist harriet tubman on the $20 bill. lawmakers including barbara lee from oakland staged a protest outside the u.s. treasury department. they are outraged over last month's announcement by steve mnuchin that the new $20 bill featuring her won't be released next year as expected. but instead, in 2028. >> shame on secretary mnuchin. you better change your mind and do what we insist that you do and what the american public demanded. >> last month, ma inspector gen review the trump administration's decision to delay putting her on the $20. >> president trump is set to hold meetings with several world leaders today including vladimir putin. tomorrow, president trump will meet with china's president to discuss reviving talks of a new trade agreement. other subjects of the g-20 are likely to be tensions with iran and stalled negotiations on north korean nuclear weapons. >> bad news about that flu shot you may have had this year. >> plus an amazing rescue caught on camera. we'll show you what happened. >> i'm spencer christian l

plus questions continue to be raised over why the trump administration is delaying the harriet tubman redesign of the $20 bill. >>the department of treasury is now getting involved. adding to the west coast where miss the bay area cancer during the full forecast the >>yeah why not a new deal would create the largest gaming company in the u s. >>yeah el dorado resorts plans to buy caesars entertainment, which owns some of las vegas's most recognizable properties. the $17 billion sale would give the new company, a large footprint 60 casinos and resorts across 16 states el dorado we'll also take on caesar's nearly $9 billion in debt. the new company plans to keep the caesars name to capitalize on the iconic brand. dashboard act would force top tech companies to tell us how much they. >>make from our data that includes facebook google amazon twitter and other quote, commercial data operators with more than 100 million monthly users democratic sen mark warner of virginia says the bill would increase transparency and could help anti-trust regulators determine if those big platforms are hurt

. >>> plans to place harriet tubman on the $20 bill were well underway before the trump administration delayed the redesign. >>> california attorney general javier basera is challenging plump's plan to build a wall along the southern border. a lawsuit would criminally prevent the president from building the wall in california, claiming he illegally diverted funds to fund the construction. on fox and friends the president said plans for border are moving forward. >> the wall is going up. it's going up rapidly. we're going to have over 400 miles of wall built by the end of next year. the wall is very person. is very person. >> the lawsuit comes days after the president praised his immigration deal with mexico, claiming it's making a big difference. locals along the border disagree. >>> the candidates debating each other ten of them at a time each night. e each night. >>> eric swalwell spoke tonight at the commonwealth club in san francisco. deborah was at the event where he expressed excitement about being in the lineup for that upcoming debate. >> i'm really excited. >> reporter: eric s

harriet tubman was not only an abolition activist, she was also an advocate for women's rights. from "the new york times" that before mnuchin put on the brakes, the work on the new tubman $20 bill was actually already well under way. a former treasury department official leaked image of the tubman $20 to "the new york times" that was reportedly completed in 2016 and the "times" also spoke to an anonymous current employee of the bureau of printing and engraving reporting that as recently as may of last year, the employee had seen a metal engraving plate and a digital image of the bill and said the design appeared to be far along in the process. so why the change? according to the "times," "current and former department officials say mr. mnuchin chose the delay to avoid the possibility that mr. trump would cancel the plan outright and create even more controversy." "the new york times" reports also, "the new york times" report also quotes treasury secretary mnuchin who says the speculation that his department has slowed down the process isn't true. but when you think about the fac

last month, treasury secretary steve mnuchin announced an obama-era plan to put harriet tubman, a famedlitionist, on the $20 bill, to be unveiled in 2020, would now be delayed until at least 2026. mnuchin at the time calling it a security issue. >> it is my responsibility now to focus on what is the issue of counterfeiting and the security features. >> reporter: but tonight, "the new york times" is reporting a preliminary design of the bill was almost finished, created before president obama left office. in a new statement to nbc news, mnuchin standing by his decision, saying, "the suggestion that this process is being stalled is completely erroneous. and the bureau of engraving and printing writing in a statement,scrapped" and they "never planned to unveil" the bill's design in 2020. but the timing of the delay causing controversy. on twitter, some calling it a political move to delay the replacement of president andrew jackson, a slave owner, with tubman, with the projected release date coming after president trump would leave office blayne alexander, nbc news >>> there's a lot more t

it would replace andrew jackson's picture with former slave and abolitionist harriet tubman.n delayed the design last month saying the $10 and $50 bill need to be changed for security reasons. jillian: do you ever feel you can never escape work when it is time to leave? >> hello, peter. what's happening? i'm going to need you to go ahead and come in tomorrow. rob: perfect theme for this story. a new study says the extra time could be affecting your health. researchers at the american heart association found long work hours can increase your risk of a stroke by 45%. jillian: long hours is defined as working more than 10 hours a day for at least 50 days of the year. rob: the people that produce this newscast are probably sweating a little bit right now. your coffee won't just keep you awake for those long days at work, could also help you lose weight. jillian: researchers in the uk say coffee helps stimulate brown fat reserve which kicks calorie burning into high gear. rob: scientists haven't pinpointed what part of the brew is to blame for this. >> there is a study every day.

will conduct an investigation into the production of the new $20 bill, featuring the portrait of harriet tubmans ago, the treasury department announced it would replace andrew jackson by 2020. last month, the treasury secretary said, the tubman bill is being delayed because of the 10 and $50 bills being redone first prefer burst -- for better security. >>> the federal government needs to take a closer look at how technology has become a central part of everyday life. bill gates says he believes there will be more regulations when it comes to data privacy and election security. he currently serves as a microsoft board member and says his company's antitrust lawsuit in the early 10,000 -- to thousands is important. >>> chucky is back in theaters. the casting crew told us about the artificial intelligence between the film and the new chucky. >> chucky is back, and gets a killer high tech makeover in child's play.>> the old truck he just took two aa batteries, this when you can hook up to the cloud.>> it is so relevant because everything around us is so technology, it is all around us. >> instead o

plan for black people, naming it the douglas plan, when we have a president who refuses to put harriet tubman on the 20. i would say, yes, every single candidate should have a black agenda, but the fact that he's rolled one out when joe biden is still, frankly, not trying to be responsive to his criminal justice reform record, i think speaks volumes. and so, we can say, well, it's because he's so low in the polls, he's got to do something. i think every single one of these candidates has to have a black agenda going into 2020. >> got to be the last word. see you next time. >> thank you. >>> phoenix police are apologizing after officers pulled guns on an african-american family because their 4-year-old daughter took a doll from a store. that family isn't accepting the apology and they're speaking out and they're doing it right here. that's next. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep,

plan for black people, naming it the douglas plan, when we have a president who refuses to put harriet tubmand say, yes, every single candidate should have a black agenda, but the fact that he's rolled one out when joe biden is still, frankly, not trying responsive to his criminal justice reform record, i think speaks volumes. and so, we can say, well, it's because he's so low in the polls, he's got to do something. i think every single one of these candidates has to have a black agenda going into 2020. >> got to be the last word. see you next time. >> thank you. >>> phoenix police are apologizing after officers pulled guns on an african-american familybecause their 4-year-old daughter took a doll from a store. that family isn't accepting the apology and they're speaking out and they're doing it right here. that's next. thanks for coming. no problem. -you're welcome. this is the durabed of the all new chevy silverado. it looks real sturdy. -the bed is huge. it has available led cargo area lighting. lights up the entire bed. it even offers a built in 120 volt outlet. wow. plug that in for me.

of behind the scenes , and professor halper was being very positive and he was like sort of a harriet tubmanure of he understands sort of the injustices of my, or he presented himself as understanding that and i sort of trusted him, and if this is true , again, what is sad about the fbi because they haven't admitted anything yet. i mean, there are these ridiculous statements that there's no spying et cetera but we'll have to wait and see. maria: let me get this straight you're working with the cia for decades and you are reporting information back to the cia for decades, and suddenly, somebody puts your name in a yahoo news article, that you are a trump campaign figure, perhaps colluding with these russian individuals who you were actually getting information for for the cia. >> absolutely. maria: that's exactly what happened. >> yes that and it's part of there's a lot of misrepresentation. maria: hold that thought we want to talk about this when we come right back. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it let

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months of the obama administration, the department announced that abolitionist leader halead er harriet tubman several delays, steven mnuchin announced this year that the redesign would be delayed until at least 2028. now the department's inspector general is investigating what exactly these delays are all about. >> i have to say, i'm a little skeptical about inspector general reports in government departments. i know the people who work there really mean to do well and i believe that these inspector generals' offices feel their reports are meant to be taken seriously and there have been instances. one of our producers pointed out scott pruitt was ultimately undone by the inspector general's report in his department. but i'm not sure, you know, what this is going to lead to. >> if you're concerned the delays, there's something inappropriate or foul, aren't you at least somewhat relieved they're looking into it. >> i guess so. sometimes we worry that these looking into, these committees, these commissions and research are cover for something else. we'll see. >> thank you for watching "velshi &

they are demanding answers on why the harriet tubman $20 bill has been delayed.arge rally. the late civil rights icon is supposed to replace andrew jackson on the 20. that is set to happen next year. now the treasury department says it is not possible. this will take apparently several years. some democrats in congress want to know if the white house was involved in this delay. apparently present trump is a big fan of andrew jackson, the treasury department's internal watchdog is going to do an investigation on that. but the rally that is going on right now is meant to up the pressure on that effort. >> developing this morning, potential break in the case of the missing university of utah student. now police are searching a home that is appare mckenzie's disappearance. police towed away a vehicle and carried shovels into the homes backyard overnight. the house in question is close to where she was last seen. the 23-year-old went missing after taking a right chair from the airport to the park where she met an individual in a vehicle. >>> the former longtime gyneco

. >>> more fuel tonight rs in that controy over delaying a new $20 bill showing hard harriet tubmriet tubman. $20 bill showing we're getting a first look at what could it d cove looked like. blayne alexander has more. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, a ok lot what the new $20 bill might have looked like. secretary steve y mnhin announced an obama era plan to put tubman would be delayed until 2026. mnuchin calling it a security issue. >> it's my responsibility now to t focus on whais the issue of counter fitting and the curity features. >> reporter: but tonight "the new york times" is reporting a preliminary design of the bill was almost nished created before president obama left office. in a new statement to nbc news, mnuchin standing by his decision saying the tion that this process is being stalled is completely erroneous. the burro of engraving and printing said the bill was never scrapped and they never planned to l' unveil the b design in 2020 but the timing of the delay causing controversy. on twitter, some calling it a political move to delay the replacement of president drew

treasury secretary steven mnuchin to reconsider delaying the design of the $20 bill to feature harriet tubmanciting her countless contributions to our nation the new bill was scheduled for next year but mnuchin says he wants the $10 and $50 bill redesigned first for security reasons. >>> and things got heated in the first inning of last night's pirates-braves game. after being grazed by a pitch, josh donaldson yelled at the pitcher resulting in a benches clearing confrontation both players were among those ejected. the braves eventually won the game 13-7. and that's the news update this hour i'm going to turn it over to bertha for a market flash on cvs. >> they've been lower on a report from the "new york post" that a judge that has been hearing people who oppose their merger, which has already closed, could reverse that merger that merger, you'll recall, closed last fall, approved by the d.o.j., late in november one of the conditions was that aetna must sell its part d medicare part d business to well care, the consumer groups and the american medical association have to posed the deal sayin

barbara lee is in the pantheon of african-american women, at the level with rosa parks and harriet tubman 71 years old. i vividly remember the iraq war resolution, and the unbelievably courageous take on that. she looked fantastic. you should compare yourself to how you were back then because you haven't aged a hair. guest: i was up almost all line along -- all night long, thanks. caller: i want to hear barbara lee tell us about the money going to the defense budget. i may student of charles darwin and human evolution, we have legally evolved beyond war,cticut war -- kinetic and as far as i'm concerned, cyber war is way better because nobody dies. but with the doctrine of mutually assured destruction that president eisenhower brought to us after hiroshima pertains to cyber war, and we are working our way beyond war all together. take some time and tell us what you think about the $761 billion defense budget to upgrade our god damn nuclear arsenal. bless you. bless you. bless you. bye. guest: i don't support the huge increase in the defense budget, i think it's excessive and the pentagon h

. >>> plans to place harriet tubman on the $20 bell were well underway, according to the "new york timesedesign. the times says it obtained a preliminary image of the new bill featuring tubman for a former treasury official. it would be the first bill to depict an african-american but the treasury department recently announced it would not be rolling out the tubman 20 until 2028 and hinted that it might not include her image. >>> bureau of land management says it doesn't want the annual bernie man festival in nevada getting any bigger. the federal agency recommended that the attendance stay capped at 80,000 people for the next 10 years. festival organizers recently asked to raise the attendance up to 100,000. blm says it believes a larger crowd would tie up more resources including law enforcement. >>> an out-of-control golf cart sent people to the hospital in pebble beach. five people were hurt and two of them a 25-year-old man and an 82-year-old man suffered more serious injuries. one victim had a broken arm, another had a spinal injury. the chp says a vendor was loading that golf cart

brown: it's time to put harriet tubman on the $20 bill. treasury has had the design in the works for years and now it's backpedaling. 10 years to complete this work. 10 year period harriet tubman made 19 round trips on the underground railroad to lead over 300 slaves to freedom. in less time treasury can't put this american hero on a piece of paper. how long must it take to reflect our nation's rich diversity on our curncy. how long must it take to recognize an icon of freedom and courage. how long must it take to rightfully acknowledge the work of a woman who helped countless enslaved americans of african-american descent. how long must it take when the american people overwhelmingly selected her as the face of the new $20 bill. she embodies the american spirit, strength, and hope. it's time to put the woman on the 20. in this year the 100th anniversary of the wome's suffrage, we want to guarantee treasury will follow through on this promise and commitment. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose doe

times" is reporting that the treasury department was already working on a new $20 bill bearing harriet tubman'swhen secretary mnuchin said last month that "technical issues" would delay unveiling the note until 2028 the bill would be the first to bear the face of an african-american that's the cnbc news update for this hour. back to you. >> where is your tie >> it's just not on. bill, you're back next hour, right? >> i will be, yes. >> you'll be welcome to join the trend if you so desire >> join it >> is that a dare? >> it's up to you. >> let's send it back to mike s sa sanity oeli. >> we got the pretty good sales report for may in most categories but look at how there's been a little bit of a split between the beneficiaries of a strong domestic consumer in terms of the very largest retail stocks or consumer discretionary stocks and the smaller one. this is the regular old s&p 500 consumer discretionary sector in white. in orange it is the -- you see the split that happened right here around the market highs of last fall and it has continued here this is a market cap weighted index. it has the

harriet tubman using those songs as signals on the underground railroad.save me from danger." he said, this is what we sang. you know, it's -- a lot of folks have said the purest american expression was the music of african-americans. that that -- and duke ellington, "brown, black, and pabeige" is there. i was thinking about mahailia jackson. the last thing that dr. king said on the balcony that we know of to fellow ben barnes who was going to play at the meeting that night. he was on his way right before the bullet comes, he said, play "precious lord, take my hand," sing it real pretty for me. and then he's shot. and mahailia jackson sings it at his funeral. ♪ take my hand >> and there's just this -- you're right. it's not just comic, it's incredibly tragic. and yet here we are. >> and something about my great grand daddy on the coast of mississippi loved blues. that isn't limited just to the blues. >> country music and blues are cousins in a lot of ways, i believe. and you go back to some of the songs that hank williams sang, "i'm so lonesome i could cry

amendments also cl ttention to the unfortunate delays in placing harriet tubman's portrait on the $20. this historic change in american currency would represent the first african-american and first woman featured on paper currency since martha washington. another amendment speaks to the importance of combating unwanted robocalls intended to scam seniors. this a the ittee's directtion in this bill to the f.c.c. to provide a detailed plan to create robocall division to hold callers accountable and set penalties. it also addresses concerns of tech companies abusing the privacy of children including the collection of data from children under the age of 13. finally, i couldn't agree more with improving postal in rural areas. i hope to continue to have the cooperation of the postal service as we continue to rectify issues in my home district in chicago and throughout the country. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. >> i rise in support of the bloc amendment. i wantnt to thank mr. quigley f working with members

professor halper was being positive, he was like sort of a harriet tubman figure. to that? >> the more we hear from carter page, and of course the missing part of the puzzle is what was told to fisa. the president said that's going to be released notwithstanding howls of outrage from the intelligence committee. the more we hear from carter page, the more this sounds like a classic setup. information provided to him, fed to him so he would say something so they could tape him saying it, so they could take the transcript, look what this guy says, we have to investigate trump. that in a nutshell is what i believe is now quite apparent, the fbi domestic and foreign intelligence all working together to concoct this investigation which ended up with the mueller report. >> do you think john durham is going to get to the bottom of this? he's gone after agents before. is this something he's going to review? >> he's certainly going to review it. i don't know if he's going to get to the bottom of it. we heard this is a full-blown federal investigation with a grand jury. anoth