with the david hicks he image of david hicks was really an citizen sent to us torture camp but guantanamo you campaigned for him do you think us are just lawyers should bear in mind given that the 26 hicks case against the australian government was also about extradition this going in australian citizen rights well the thing that annoyed me that's a just one of one of hicks is gray's advocates was a former marine u.s. marine went to listen to a u.s. marine. basically condemn us and say why don't you stick up for your own citizens it's not a character of system and see a belief in your own laws now. you know i had to agree with him and what i want in this instance is the same sort of. clear thought that we're not going to bat for mr assad's going to bat for the principle of a strained sovereignty and the primacy of a strand law was over strongly and. to be quite frank who were in australia ok but you were deputy prime minister are you seriously saying the north who is a at the cia n.s.a. base at pine gap near other springs could commit a crime would be driving australia not immediately bun

on the rollout throwing toward hick be. on the money. the tight end inside the 40.hat will put him over 100 yards for the fourth consecutive game. >> charles: jared goff showing off the different throws that he has in his back. the last play he stepped up into the pressure and through a strike down the middle. a laser shot. this when he gets out on the run and shows it with the touch over the top of the defender to the arms of hick be. -- haig to be. >> kevin: pretty impressive considering he was about to be thrown to his back. second and 10. for most of the game, jared goff has been able to make this play fake and get out on the edge with much pressure not coming through. on that play nick bosa that finally had enough and said you want to fake it inside, you want to come in here i'm going to challenge you on this one. i think they collided with him in motion. >> kevin: it was there and marcel harris just dropped it. everything is set for harris. because it's an overthrown ball. woods is there if the ball is able to get to it properly. >> charles: is overthrown and

. >> bill hicks is my favorite comedian of all-time. the funny was a background that i actually have thoughts i need to share with you and i need to connect with you. >> the truth, general america weren't ready for it. he was so assertive and so out there, but it was hysterical. >> the flag burning thing, did that bring up some retarded emotions. people went hey, buddy, let me tell you something my daddy died for that flag. really, i bought mine. >> he was courageous. he was ballsy. he knew why he was put on this earth. waiting for the next bill hicks probably is a fools errand. i don't know if there ever will be another one. >> kick it. you don't understand. >> bernie mack literally introduces himself to the world of comedy by saying i ain't scared of you mother [ bleep ] and it's like oh, we're here now. >> i love sex and i'm blessed. if i pull my [ bleep ] this whole room get dark. >> it was not a game with bernie mack. by the time he gets his shot on def jam he becomes an instant legend. >> everybody talking about how bad kids is. y

of course when hope hicks was interviewed, it was a big moment when we learned of that. spent a couple of days there, and she tells a story about how when the whole issue surrounding the trump tower meeting and how they're going to have to make it public to investigators, congressional investigators, jared kushner discovers that there was this meeting inside trump tower. and what they do is they go to meet with the president about it. they have a meeting at the white house. kushner, ivanka, and hope hicks, and they have this meeting, and she describes how kushner had a manila folder with him. he opens this folder, and he wants to tell the president about it, and the president says, i don't want to know anything about it. then kushner says it's not really a big deal. well, it turned out to be one of the biggest deals in this entire russia investigation. but what's so interesting there is she gives us this behind the scenes look about the president, every time they would go to him and say, hey, we may have potentially a problem here, he would say, i don't want to know abou

waiting for the next bill hicks is a fools errand.e will be another one. >> >> you don't understand. >> i ain't scared of you. >> bernie mack introduces himself to the world of comedy by saying, i ain't scared of you mother deny. >> i love sex, i love it, i'm blessed. >> it was not a game with bernie mack. he got discovered a little bit older so he'd been around. by the time he gets his shot, he becomes an instant legend. >> i can't believe the kids, everybody talking about kids, talking about how bad kids is, you know what's bad, you can't say kids bad. i want to -- a kid up. >> bernie welcomes you into his life to tell the story that my sister was a junkie, and i had to take her babies, and to make it funny, how amazing is that? >> that's cigar smoke there, i ain't here to talk about cigars. i'm here to tell you that -- i'm going to kill one of them kids. >> bernie mack was such an original voice too, and instantly likable on screen. >> we have a lot of wars coming. we're definitely going to war with north korea, that angry little p

. >> there's a fin line between bumpkin and hick. this one he shows up for a month with a moerltor home from hell. >> i dedicatehis house to the drum roll, everybody.as. >> allhese years later everyone still has a favorite line. >> it's christmas and we're all in misery. >> it's christmas and we're all in misery. >> for me it's russ, russ, russ. oh, the you are. the most iconi father in film history. the it wa iconic to me off camera. special to be here tonight. hit me on the drive over. >> did you ever notice what wa playing on the tv when the griswolds were putti up their it's a wonderful light, throwback to holiday movies of the past. >> it has a special connection to "christmas vacation". it's the grandson of fra capra. of course what you didn't know. >> here's more trivia for you. what ishe highest grossing christmas movie of all time? >> "home alone." >> and we have behind scenes secrets. wirve more time. >> welcome hom >> it's beenearly 13 years. >>en hates me. >> cut. [ laughter ] between takes, mccauley played games lika typ

high-yield it does not take a lot to move 50 basis points if you get a hick up the market. jim, your thoughts finally just to get a little bit of debate and pushback. there is a consensus here about curve steepening. you do not share it, do you? jim: i do not share it. the curve is somewhat related to your rate call. if i have rates going down into the curve being somewhat anchored, unless something dramatic happens, you're probably going to end up with some flattening of the yield curve. the story has been -- the curve has been flattening since 2014. it might be at bottom for good in september of this year. it has been in a long down tread. i expect we will continue to see it move it flatter. i do not think we will get all the way back to september's inversion, but it will not go lower. jonathan: three quick questions with three quick answers. can we retest the high of 2019 in 2020, yes or no? george? george: can we retest the high of the year? no. kathy: no. jim: no. jonathan: steeper or flatter through year end into 2020 daca -- into 2020? kathy: steeper. jim: flatter. g

and a hick up to greater prosperity and i know where i stand and i hope you will also. [applause] >> thank you very much senator. thank you all for being here. >> so i have three minutes the audience has ten minutes. so the wild card on china we have done a lot of work on china lately with president xi and there are leaks lately that of him making a decision and to be some type of psychological control. and so what can we do about it cracks and that it has been atrocious. and just go away to college and if we cannot stand up for that i don't know what we can stand up against. and working with our allies but this is a change and then to reverse that and then we spent years and decades so we should be able to say this is wrong instead of against it. and for the trade negotiations. and standing up for the protesters in hong kong that the president begrudgingly signed into law. and we have lost so much credibility and big surprise when they saw how president trump reacted with the dismembering of the journalist from the newspaper other leaders across the world know we will

completed i think that this this latest round of sanctions on the cease that cessation of workers is a hick up it will be finished and will go into operation by these people in washington not at mit that their policy has failed we don't know how to adjust ourselves to a reality we don't like we only have one reality that is russia is bad and it think that connects russia to europe is bad too but we must do whatever we can to try to stop it and if we can't stop it let's just make like that the cold. that's our global news right but for now thanks for tuning in. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalists attacks protect the only catholic population in belfast tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes come up with strike and put these attacks was a p.r. you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing it they were active participants in the burning of full streets in belfast at the plague more than a 100 innocent civilians were unloaded as the review can seniors i mean found out m

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jenni hicks, who lost both her teenage daughters, sarah and victoria, sat and listened as her ex—husband story. i obviously felt for trevor, having to relive that experience, and it took me right back to the day, to some of the emotions that i had then, so it was tough. it's almost like i've had two lives. the life before hillsborough, and the life after hillsborough. we were a family when we drove to the match that day. there's four of us in the car. that night, when we drove home, there was two of us. so, we went from being a family — a few hours later, we were a couple. the hardest part about this time to me is that we had an unlawfully killed verdict at the inquest three years ago. it took the cps 18 months to bring this case, and i've sat there and had to watch the evidence being demolished, if you like. and that's been very, very painful. david duckenfield was finally facing a jury. no—one disputes he failed that afternoon, but had he committed a crime? that question has twice come before court this year. the first time, he was tried alongside sheffield wednesday's former club secr

2 will be completed i think that this this latest round of sanctions on the cessation of war is a hick up it will be finished it will go into operation but these people are washing cannot and met their policy has failed we don't know how to adjust ourselves to a reality we don't like we only have one reality that is russia is bad and i think that connects russia to europe is bad too but we must do whatever we can to try to stop it and if we can't stop it let's just make life difficult. for americans spy agencies are permitted to gather information on citizens without a warrant in certain situations the u.s. court of the pay was has proved that this can happen if a non-national he's good and they just met him being monitored abroad makes contact with an american the case was brought by an american citizen arrested in 2 n.t. 11 he had played guilty to attempting to giving material support to a terrorist organization however he questioned whether it was legal for the n.s.a. to collect information on him without a warrant or my intelligence official whistleblower william binney told us tha

will be completed i think that this this latest round of sanctions on the cessation of workers is a hick up it will be finished and will go into operation by these people in washington not at mit if your policy is failed we don't know how to adjust ourselves to a reality we don't like we only have one reality that is russia is bad and it think that connects russia to europe is bad too but we must do whatever we can to try to stop it if you can't stop it let's just make like that little. america's spy agencies are permitted to gather information on citizens without a warrant in certain situations u.s. court of appeals has ruled that this can happen if a known national who is legitimately being monitored abroad makes contact with an american or the case was brought by an american citizen arrested in 2011 he pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization he question day whether the way the n.s.a. had collected information online without a warrant was legal former intelligence official in whistleblower william billy binney told us that the ru

laws is a professor at george washington university's at the at school of international affairs and hicks plains wide tookie has offered its support. turkey sees itself as the champion of the arab spring and what is left from the arab spring it has this geo political struggle going on with us in egypt and others and it would like also to support of the muslim brotherhood where it's under attack now the muslim brotherhood is much weaker in libya than in some of the neighboring states but it's a part of the coalition of the west and of course we have solid on both sides of the struggle but but turkey definitely wants the western government to hang on. remains to be seen whether turkish troops will be sent but the troops are less important right now what the western government needs is technology and arms they're not lacking from in power as much as they're lacking for arms it needs more help in the air war would have to really has an advantage and it needs to make symbolic gains spoil the whole the western libyan alliance together and to demonstrate to the international community that the w

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they are 7-year-old cleveland and 8-year-old terence hicks.he boys went on a bike ride and ended up on thin ice covering a shallow lake. they believe one brother fell through and the other died trying to save him. >>> police have identified a suspect in the fatal stabbing of the brother of quarterback c.j. beatha beathard. michael closely is facing attempted homicide after nashville police say he stabbed three men, including c.j.'s younger brother, clayton. >> moseley has a violent criminal pass. he is a convicted felon, convicted of violent crimes. we consider him to be a danger to the community. >> the stabbings, according to the police, appear to have happened during an argument about a woman. the third man stabbed has wounds to his eye and arm. >>> concern over a meezasles outbreak may have exposed others. the unidentified person went to restaurants, a target store and the international airport between december 14th and 17th. for a full list of locations, check out the story at cnn.com/health. this is coming after three people with the vir

he did hick up with a lawyer there a and then did finally pass the bar in wisconsin. he thought everything was going to be going well. have decimated the downtown. his ious. he was once again at age 28 he have nothing. but he did have brothers and he have brothers who have come out in 1849ut and had ended up in sacramento and started a shop called stanford brothers. at sold hardware. with liquor and other attended things a attendant things a goal minor need. he came out and they put him to work. it would be a plant blanche store of stanford brothers up into the seer at nevada. this is where he really begins to change. he starts to alter so accurately pointed out. not only immensely wealthy but powerful. in the story continues from that point.th >> every man can make it. this is the time when the birth of the latter-day saints. there is a great migration west. it was literally on the move. there was a huge transference of wealth and power towards the west was he just writing a wave or was he leaving it. this was 1851 or so. the best days of the gold rush were behind.d.

pearl harbor hick-am, two civilians dead after a shooting there and the shooter, an active duty u.s. sailer in us is, columbia in dry dock for scheduled maintenance. nowee want to get to that contentious hearing today from the judiciary committee in washington. one of the constitutional scholars who testified today, also journalist staudered and james harris. a very busy day and night as you can see here on cnn and in the country. so let's take a breath. michael, let's -- this is a key moment. watch this. >> professor feldman, did president trump commit the impeachable high crime and misdemeanor of power based on that evidence and those findings? >> based on that evidence and those findsings the president did commit an impeachable abuse of office. >> professor carlen? >> same answer. >> and professor gerhart, the high crime and misdemeanor of abuse of power? >> we three are unanimous. >> so you three agreed the evidence was there. the gop's witness disagreed. how do you think that went today? >> i think we're still trying to figure it outs. weir we're able to be as honest as we could

hope hicks and a attempt by jared kushner to brief trump after the trump tower meeting in 2016. she says kushner tried to open a folder with documents but trump stopped him saying he doesn't want to know about that. what does that say to you. is that plausible deniability? >> yeah, it could be. i hadn't heard this. it maybe sounds like it. and i guess this is from one of the inner circle who won't be the first time somebody tried to protect the president. so, i guess more to follow. if more of the notes will be coming out. this is being done against the department of justices wishes. >> director clapper, thank you so much. >> thanks, don. >> lisa page is taking her power back. the former lawyer who sent texts breaking her silence and describing attacks by the president as feeling like a gut punch. (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (danny) every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! (vo) you earned it, we're here to make sure you get it

that most has me excited today and that is this guy that you're about to see, you virtually never see hicke has been the guy to go to about stocks for 50, 60, or 70 yearsing with something like that, right? >> 30 years, right? good to see you, old friend, congrats on the new weekend -- i'm looking forward to seeing you. >> i appreciate that, sir. talk to me about what is going on. our viewers don't get the benefit of your analysis every single day, the bottom line is we have hot markets over the last few years, probably the northwest e 20 years. >> the major markets are up 22%. number one, hopes for some kind of ruse on the trade and tariffs wars, this is part of their mentality and where they want to invest in the next year or so. that is the hope, the sect is the federal reserve, they were raising interest rating at the fed, this time they cut this year and so far they made it very claur they're neutral. you saw the retail sales numbers very good shape for the u.s. consumer and no talk about a recession in 2020 or at least the part. finally, there's the global economy. 40% of the market

investigators say lamar alexander and ronnie jerome hill,rob, jewelry store then hicked the truck to get away. police chase them n the terstate and eventually the shootout occurred. authorities from several agencies are ill investigating. >>in the northay, the nevada police department is joining the growing st of law enforcement agencies joining up th the makers of rings maureen kelly says it's a 's national trend that has some privacy rhts advocates concerned. >>video from surity cameras are often used by law enforcement to try and apprehend ople caught on alleged crimes from porch of piracy to assault and worse. now the nevada police department is joining a network created by the makers of the ring security cameras which are implanted >>but the departnt says they're signing upith ring a company owned by amazon is not part of some big brother conspiracy we have no access to any cameras within the communityweon't know their locations we don't know their owners. >>the tenant mike howard says ring is simply providing them with a law enforcement portal to their neighbors a which acts a

kmov names the brothers as 7-year-old cleveland and 8-year-old terence hicks. up on thin ice. they believe one brother fell through. the other died trying to save him. >>> a surfer survivors a shark attack near santa rosa island. the coast guard releasing video of the rescue after the surfer was bitten on the leg. it was likely that he was saved by the quick thinking of his friend, who notified the coast guard and put the turn keourniq his leg. >>> eddie murphy's return to "saturday night live" was a ratings triumph. >> going through so much. it's going through something called gentrification. can you say gentrification, boys and girls? it's like a magic trick. white people pay a lot of money and poof, all of the black people are gone. where did they go, boys and girls? back to where they come from, of course. atlanta. >> where else? murphy's return, after a 35-year absence was "snl's" highest r e rated show in three years. teddy murphy episode was the highest-rated comedy since "the big bang theory f" finale in ma. >>> a 6-year-old cancer patient bringing holi

frsh and he was overheard shouting about the investigations would they really make up a phone call to hickd to he's gladly giving life to conspiracy theories. now he's got gopars taking up that evidence. their own, if one more point. remember that other call i told you about? fact versus full gazy. sondland is not the best recollectio recollections. remember that? he forgot another call. came in early september, one where the president may have turned a to the in fre, other people heard the call. >> ambassador sondland related that there was no quid pro quo. president zelensky had to make the statement and he had to want to do it. >> that call was a couple days before this magical september 9th call. is it possible sondland got the lace kim. these other two people saw it completely differently. the president wanted ukraine to do it. give me cover on the quid pro quo. no, that's not what it is but they have to do it. what's the difference? we have a senate judiciary committee member here to weigh the evidence, tell us what the state of play is in the senate, which will likely be the home fo

administrationnt and aberration, a hick up on the hiccup on the path to greater prosperity and a greater future. i know where i stand. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, senator. nick shifrin, foreign affairs correspondent at pbs newshour. .'ve got three minutes john has 10 minutes. then the senator has to get back. we have done a lot of work on china lately, especially on uigh jinping.xi decided014, xi jinping economic incentives alone in change on wasn't enough, that there needed to be some sort of psychological means of control. personally responsible for the imprisonment then holding in camps of more than one million uighurs? senator kloubchar: he's the leader of that country, but the question is what we do about it. end those stories we have seen in the news have been atrocious. you have students that go away to college and come back and their parents are gone, their families are gone. that,can't stand against i don't know what we can stand up against. a lot of this is working with whom -- to whom we make very clear that what they're doing is wrong. we had a history of th

this morning speaker nancy pelosi and hicks house committee chairs presented two articles of impeachment to the american people. >> today in service to our duty to the constitution and to our country the house committee on the judiciary is introducing two articles of impeachment charging the president of the united states donald j. trump with committing high crimes and misdemeanors. the first article is for abuse of power. it is an impeachable offense for the president to exercise the powers of his public office to obtain an improper personal benefit while ignoring or injuring the national interest. when he was caught, when the house investigated and opened an impeachment inquiry, president trump engaged in unprecedented categorical and indiscriminate defiance of the impeachment inquiry. this gives rise to the second article of impeachment for obstruction of congress. >> and the actual articles of impeachment are not long, just nine pages of text and lay out in very clear terms that the president abused the power of his office and did everything to cover it up. quote, using the apoers of

. >> hick ric hall with cultural action network. i provided you a letter that it is for united to save the mission. the project sponsor has worked very, very closely with us throughout this process to come up with what we believe is a very, very strong memorandum of understanding. and has a few things that i've listed here like local hire, special discounts for seniors, design issues. they've worked with us on those. and their educational programs, et cetera. but much, much more detail and other issues too. and i have to say that i believe and after working closely with these people, and especially with joseph hunt, i believe they're going to be a real community partner. i think the m. o. u. that we've worked together on, we have not had to drag them to any of the issues. we mentioned something about a community concern, and they recognize it. they work with us to alleviate it through some means and we reached an agreement. but it was a very, very cooperative process. and we look forward to having these people in our community. than

and say is during the campaign not just president, then candidate trump but also mike pence, hope hicks, the campaign spokesperson, they all said oh, this isn't true, there's many factual inaccuracies that we'll point out at some later date. you know, there's nothing wrong with the trump foundation. it was a great education for me to see them saying that about something that i actually knew a little bit about to know that they were just wrong. and even more of a vindication now to see two years later, three years later that a judge has felt the same way and imposed this really unprecedented kind of damages on a sitting president. >> it is remarkable to me -- i mean, one of the hallmarks of this time is we forget about even really big scandals. i try to remember that like yeah, the president's sister had to resign from the federal judiciary to get out ahead of an ethics probe that was going to look at the tax fraud that she and her family including her brother the president apparently carried out with her parents' money. like you can't even -- things like that just float away. this presi

interviewed but also suffered from a 10 person race where the front-runner was school segregationist hicks which encouraged understandably her opponents to rally around one candidate that was a well-known secretary of the massachusetts commonwealth kevin white. act iii, new york state. from 1968 to 1975. logue's next act came about when liberal republican governor nelson rockefeller was frustrated with the difficulty of getting new york state voters to approve bond issues which were required to build subsidized housing in the state so he came up with an ambitious workaround, a statewide urban renewal super agency with enormous power and he hired ed logue to head it and i do have a line in the book where and the chapter after the election, logue gets a position at bu for a year and he hires janet murphy who is sitting in the front row to be his assistant and she knocks on the door and says the governors on the phone and and says which governor and she says nelson rockefeller. it was called the new york state urban development corporation, udc for short and it was funded by an innovative com

when we had hope hicks come before -- his -- his communication secretary -- come before this committee several months ago, she was subject to a claim of absolute immunity. she wasn't allowed to testify to anything that had happened that she'd seen, that had been done from the moment she walked into the white house until she left. she wasn't allowed to tell us where her office was. i mean, this is the kind of absolute -- tempted to say iron curtain -- that this president has tried to place between his administration and the american people. there is no way in hell i will vote to remove obstruction of congress from these articles. and i yield back. >> the gentle lady yields back. >> chairman. mr. chairman. >> the gentle lady yields back. what purpose -- for what purpose does mr. jordan seek recognition? >> strike the last word. i support the gentleman from pennsylvania. his amendment. he said in his remarks, he said the real obstruction came from chairman schiff. so true. and you know who the first victim was? this committee. this committee. unless you were on the intel committee, the ov

i'm nejra che hick --- cehic. the great escape. carlos ghosn flees to lebanon, saying he could not get a fair trial in japan. another twist in a trial that started with his arrest a year ago. and peter navarro says a trade deal is in the bag, as china's manufacturing sector expanded in december. closing the decade, a ride to remember for global stocks even if they end of with a whimper. bitcoin is up 9,000,000% since 2010. ♪ ♪ nejra: welcome to "daybreak europe." if you are getting ready to kick off new year's eve celebrations, we're not seeing a lot of that in risk assets today. quite a number of markets, bear in mind, are close today, including japan. we don't have the cash treasury trade either. a little bit of red on the screen. u.s. futures perhaps pointing to a stronger open. a stellar year for global equities in general, the best year since 2009 the best year since. fx, a fourth down day for the bloomberg dollar index, all the g10 currencies gaining against the greenback. dollar-yen, seeing yen strength at 108.69. euro near

national committeeman bob asher, rnc cochairman tommy hicks, an -- and an incredible friend, david irvinlause] i just want to thank -- this is an amazing group of people. with their help and the help of everyone here, we are going to set records like we've never set before. i used to say and i still have to say, 2016, i don't know if anything like that can ever happen. but i think we are much better, all of the things that i said, cut taxes, cut regulation, take care of our veterans, look what we did for our vets. look what we did. look what we did, we now have the ability to fire all of the bad people in the va. right? [cheering] over 8000 people that were disrespecting our vets. they would have not done it in primetime, i can tell you that. but what we do for our vets, and rebuilding our military, what we have done so many ways, and we, unlike the democrats, will protect your second amendment. [cheers and applause] so we have done a job, and we are proud of it, and we have tremendous people, let's give them a hand. thank you very much. [applause] thank you, thank you everybody. thank y

if we get a hick up, the fed does have at least a little more to do.hing in the front ,nd of the treasury market something closer to the front end of the curve that would respond to fed easing should things slow. it provides nice balance for the risk position. broadly speaking, it is going to be hard to repeat the year they had in 2019, which is why we would prefer equities over fixed income at this point, but a blend of the two certainly gives you good risk weighting. david: when you pump money into a system by and large, it encourages bad decisions somewhere along the way. where might would be exposed to some of those bad decisions? when money is that cheap, people typically spend it in not good ways. michael g: the concern, and you hear this from some on the federal reserve, is that financial stability concern. they would point to issues in the leverage loan market, debt markets more broadly, and are we feeling the next asset price bubble. there are concerns on the leverage side. most people look at that and say difficult to see that that is systemi

. >> reporter: good morning, joint base pearl harbor hick am has reopened after gunshots shattered whatnesses say was a calm wednesday afternoon. the navy leading the investigation into the tragedy. an active shooter forcing the historic military base into lock down, an apparent witness describing the scene to nbc affiliate khnl. >> i was at my desk, and i heard, like, loud pops, and i kind of recognized that as, you know, gunshots, and i looked out the window, saw three people on the ground. >> reporter: a navy official says a u.s. sailor opened fire at a dry dock killing two civilian shipyard workers and injuring a third before taking his own life. >> this is certainly a tragedy for everyone here but certainly our sincere thoughts are with the families of the victims and everyone involved. >> reporter: so far, the military has not identified anyone involved or provided a motive but it did say the gunman was assigned to the uss columbia, a submarine that was at the shipyard for maintenance. >> we'll be looking at every aspect of it, what lessons we can learn, what additional, you know,

when we had hope hicks come before, his communication secretary come before this committee several months ago, she was subject to a claim of absolute immunity. she wasn't allowed to testify to anything that had happened that she'd seen, that had been done from the moment she walked into the white house until she left. she wasn't allowed to tell us where her office was. i mean, this is the kind of absolute, i'm tempted to say, iron curtain that the president has tried to place between his administration and the american people. there is no way in hell i will vote to remove obstruction of congress from these article, and i yield back. >> the gentle lady yields back. >>. the gentlelady effect. what? for our purposes, mr. jordan. >> strike the last word. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> that's what began with pennsylvania, and his amendment, he said in his remarks, he said, the instruction came from chairman schiff. so true. but you know the first victim was? this committee. this committee, unless you are on the intel committee, the oversight committee, and the foreign affairs committee, yo

joining us now is former doj attorney who used to have applications, francie hicks and fox news legaln what i hope is that the full fisa application and warrant have been declassified, so we get a look at what was the basis for that warrant in the first place. i think also the inspector general is likely going to talk very much about the sources and methods that were used to try to prove that the information against the trump campaign colluding with russia was factual. that is the steele dossier's allegations that there was a " well developed" conspiracy that of course solved, we know now it is false it was never true and it's going to be very interesting to see what the inspector general has found about how that allegation in particular made its way into the fisa warrant. >> gregg again i know you wrote books on it and study as much as anybody but what do you think is in this now because we did her that this will show there was a reason for the fbi to launch this investigation which cause many by surprise if it indeed holds up. >> well i agree that i think much of it will be about th

that with, madam speaker, the congressional hick caucus will not cease in our advocacy for the health care and well-being of our communities that we help here in the congress and across our country. this is a crucial time in america where the affordable re act as presented by the past administration not only provided access to health care with people with pre-existing conditions, not only did it allow our children to be up to the age of 26 to be part of our health plan, but it also provided funding for medicaid and medicare. it also provided funding for mental health services, an arena that has lagged for far too long has been left aside with not having the appropriate funding that it needs. . people that need opioid administration has look to dismantle it and put people's lives in jeopardy. ith that, madam speaker, i thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. announced peaker's policy of january 3, 2019, the chair recognizes the gentleman illinois, mr. davis, for 30 minutes. thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to join with bobby rush, who to all