him in contempt, don't hold that vote. and the intelligence committee backed off and they said they started finally to receive some materials from justice. well, the justice department today tried the same trick with the judiciary committee. the justice department today sent this sort of remarkable letter to congress saying that they are prepared to negotiate, they are prepared to talk, they are prepared to try to come to some kind of accommodation with the committee over the subpoena. they're prepared to find some way to answer some of the requests congress is making with this subpoena. but they'll only do that if the house unschedules their planned vote to hold william barr in contempt. "the department is prepared to resume negotiations with the committee provided that the committee takes reasonable steps to remove any threat of an imminent vote by the house of representatives to hold the attorney general in contempt." "we look forward to your confirmation that the contempt resolution has been withdrawn and following suc

there was a hold, we put a hold, on these arms sales to saudi arabia. the president's administration decided they were going to knock it off with one fell swoop. and cause an emergency, claim there's an emergency when there clearly is none, and therefore override the congress in terms of being able to block these arms sales. again, the executive trying to crush the congress and not allowing us to work our will. foreign affairs committee tomorrow will hold a hearing on this and we expect it to be very lifely because once again it's another way that this administration is undermining american democracy. we're also looking closely at how the administration is undermining and mismanaging the state department and the usaid, america's world class diplomacy and development corps, whose employees keep us safe and advance our interests around the world every day. again what is it with trump and putin? what it when they had the meetings way back when in helsinki or any place else, we can't get information because this administration thinks we don't have a role to

on c-span2 at 4:00, the washington post holds a summit on free speech. texas senator ted cruz is among the speakers. i look forward to running against him. donaldday, president trump holds a rally in orlando, florida, officially launching his run for a second term. p.m. eastern 8:00 on c-span2, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the c-span radio app. >> this week, the chairman of the house committee joining us from louisville. thank you for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> we also have sarah ferris with politico and jennifer with roll call. let's begin with the budget control act. you face another fiscal deadline. remind our viewers how we got to this point. and the budget cap. >> thank you. in 2011, there was a special committee of 16 members of the house and senate.

is he holding it up? yes, look, it isa is he holding it up? yes, look, it is a realshame, i is he holding it up? yes, look, it is a real shame, i am a member of the unite union... is he holding it up? yes, i think the role len mccluskey has played... so, we have len mccluskey. what about seamus milne, the head of jeremy corbyn's office. i'm sorry, this is about me wanting to talk about the actual politics of the situation. you can ask whoever you wa nt to situation. you can ask whoever you want to give the answer. the important thing is the politics. we are about to enter a period in which are about to enter a period in which a conservative, a hard, right—wing conservative prime minister still will try to drag us out of the eu without a deal or a hard deal basis without a deal or a hard deal basis with no mandate and we have to resist that. that is the political discussion. what you want in response to that as i understand is a summer response to that as i understand is a summer of mass occupations, disruptive protests, and wildcat strike acti

generally, we still hold a reasonable sized amount. we hold much less than we did.to reduce risk reducing the subordination. nejra: ok. hold on one second. i have breaking news coming through from dixons. it's you came -- u.k. mobile significantly lossmaking. that might potentially move the shares of when the market opens in just 40 minutes time or so. phone, circa 275 million pounds. the for your dividend is expected to be flat. that's the update on dixons car phone. let's go back to central banks. many institutions are turning dovish. a slew of decisions coming today around the world. asia making a u-turn. the philippines central-bank expected to cut again after a 25 basis point reduction in may. indonesia is expected to keep rates on hold. it sent its strongest signal yet that cuts are on the horizon. brazil and spain held rates steady. the boj left its forward guidance unchanged. the bank of england is also expected to hold but in contrast with other central banks, a hike in the near future will be needed to keep inflation pressures in check. the hawkish deutsch

the growth is holding up quite well.s is probably the view, anyone who thinks we will not get many cuts, saying this is a robust picture. i remind you of the draghi speech. announcing potential for stimulus. concerned about some of the survey data. those may be take longer to turn around. fear expectations are no longer consistent with the 2% target. >> they have revised download yield forecasts. i want to bring up something manus and i were discussing. and the u.s. curve. flattening elsewhere because of concerns the fed cutting is a reflection of a global growth slow down. would you disagree? >> it does reflect and await our narrative. europe is in a difficult position. the ecb also -- almost has to follow up with cuts. we are talking about people seeing 250 basis points. i think not to expect too much steepening in europe, given that there is room for qe. you will continue to depress the lower and. >> thank you so much. coming up on the show, we speak to the san francisco president come out later on in programming. it

being has arrived in north korea and the fast visit by chinese president in 14 is still hold talks with kim jong un the leaders are expected to focus on denuclearization as well as economic issues. un special rapporteur. has described described. jamal khashoggi as an extrajudicial killing for which saudi arabia is responsible how report calls for an international investigation into the responsibility of saudi officials at the highest level including crown prince mohammed bin salam. and saudi arabia's minister of state for foreign affairs has rejected the report. says it's full of baseless allegations and clear contradiction. while the u.s. state department says it's looking closely at the reports and that it supports calamos mission to investigate extra judicial summary or arbitrary executions how does your caster has moved from washington d.c. . the u.s. state department has responded to the u.n. reports with a statement saying the saudi government should continue to ascertain all the facts and hold those responsible for the murder accountable and if additional facts come to light the

we're going to vote to hold you in contempt. and that caused william barr to say uncle, uncle, uncle. i know i've been saying no for a couple months without any basis for saying no, but here you go, finally, here's some of your stuff. don't hold me in contempt. this is the process you go through, right? you ask for something you're legally entitled to, they say no, you subpoena, they defy the subpoena, you hold them in contempt, they say nana nah. but having gone through that process, undies then pants then belt, having gone through this process which apparently they're going to make congress do for all of this stuff, as of a weekar so ago, the intelligence committee is apparently now finally receiving some of the counterintelligence and foreign intelligence information that was the basis for mueller's report only because they got within an inch of holding barr in contempt and he finally relented. according to the judiciary committee as of midday today, they are also finally starting to receive the underlying evidence from muell

it is holding in around 2.09%. news from china, did have a dampingening effect in the foinl few hours. mostly people are positioning for the federal reserve meeting. how dovish will the fed be. bank of japan meeting this week. bond markets of the u.s. and around the world. could not do much today. let's see how things are shaping up for asian markets now. sophie? sophie: futures not doing too much here. pointing to a mixed session, could be had after a mixed monday session. we are look far turnaround in tech shares after losses for that sector in asia. it's been one of the worst performing groups in asia in that time as analysts become more cautious. on the ecoagenda, prices from australia and high nafment and the aussiee dollar holding around 68.54 after rebounding from a five-point -- five-month low on monday. paul: let's go to jessica for the news. jessica: thanks, paul. iran will breach the 2015 nuclear deal on uranium stockpiles within days unless europe helps ease the pressure of u.s. sangs. tehran says it wi

when i will show small seemed wrong when all roles just don't hold. any new world but he's yet to shape out these days becomes agitated and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome to maximize your financial survival guide. looking forward to your friends without. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain you don't want to suffer if you watch kaiser report. party is accused of spending humanitarian aid money on long tells drugs on prostitutes. coming up in the program this hour boris johnson leaves the race to be britain's next prime minister despite remarks coming back to 2 more days of ballots will see the remaining hopefuls whittled down to 2 by thursday. sees the u.s. and unexperienced envoy there but there are deep concerns over his track record during the region's darkest days off civil war.

when i was told some seemed wrong but old old just don't hold. any new world belief yet to shape our disdain becomes agitated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. no no. no no no. charges are brought against 4 suspects by the prosecutors in relation to the alleged involvement in the downing of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 eastern ukraine in 2040. during today's be briefing and leave representatives of the joint investigation team appeared to contradict themselves over the information they received or knobs on i made 17 from russia. on the 1st day after the 17th of july the russian federation hasn't disclosed anything about what happened to the information in the form of the russian federation from asian about to dismiss all of. his opposition parties accused of spending humanitarian aid money on lavish hotels drugs and prostitutes.

i hope she would hold that. i would hope she holds that same standard to her own party, who used more than $6 million to pay a foreign individual to go drum up information and make lies. i hope she would hold that same standard. i would hope she would hold that that same standard to her past president who actually told a foreign country that he could be more flexible after the next election. it is really ironic of what the democrats have done, the lies they have made and now they are concerned? that's the problem i have. reporter: so we should see republicans vote for this? rep. mccarthy: gladly vote for this. thank you very much. >> on saturday, the virginia democratic party held its blue commonwealth gala, the chewing hopefuls amy klobuchar of minnesota and indiana mayor pete buttigieg. watch live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on this free c-span radio app. c-span opens up washington policy for all to see, benin coverage of congress and beyond. on television and online, c-span

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people are still holding holding strong least in terms of. in terms of not backing down from the know it's heard they're still commanding a civilian government they're still to mincing freedom and democracy. so in fact there is one quote that one person said they said well even though the revolution has been going from december now is when it starts and we understand protesters they've rejected the the army's about election plans calling for new elections in the next 9 months but why are they so adamant against that do they suspect a military power grab in the making. well there are really already has been a military power grab by the military to control after all the military wasn't control under all the chair and then after pushing him out military remain in control and now they have ceased all negotiations and. you know kills the people who are trying to oppose knows very well so the power grab is the military's in control when it comes to be sorry when it comes to the elections the reason people are against an election happening so quickl

that facility, instead, was holding 900 people. capacity for 125. holding 900. one cell, alone, a large cell that was designed to hold 35 people, it was stuffed with 155 people instead. to get air, to get breathing room, people were standing on the toilets in that facility because, of course, the toilets are out in the open in that facility, or at least they're out in what would have been the open had there been room for open space at all between all of the bodies crammed into it. congresswoman escobar responded bluntly to thaichi.g. report. "today's report is alarmting. it publicly confirms what i have witnessed firsthand for months. the conditions of our processing facilities stripped migrants of their dignity and represent a serious danger to the health and safety of migrants and agents." well, that i.g. report was last month. now, over the past several days, another facility near el paso, this one is just outside escobar's district in the city of clint, texas, it has become the source of just unimaginable reports from witnesses, from lawyers, who along with

hold up for a second while it is distributed. an amendment to the amendment from louisiana. >> you are recognized. >> my amendment states -- this hearing is reflective of the division that we witnessed unnecessarily within our nation partially because of the american citizenry observes the action of this congress and it is not reflected in their own communities and their own families and their own intent for the future of our country. we have clearly established constitutional parameters for the executive branch, the legislative branch and the judicial branch of our government. in the supreme court case before the united states a dissent regarding a case that they determined to hear raises a warning that specific individuals including the secretary be not subject to public inquiry. this was arranged by two supreme court justices. the problem here as witnessed by the american people is that this is certainly could we get more public? this is why the actions of this committee can influence a pending supreme court case. one moment,

the full house of representatives will hold a formal vote to hold donald trump attorney general billin contempt of congress, and they have a date. it's next tuesday, june 11. the judiciary committee had held a committee vote on this last month, recommending that he will held in contempt after refusing to turn over the full unredacted mueller report. christina greer is back with me. for viewers who have heard the word contempt a lot, it kicks around. there is word of wilbur ross getting a committee contempt vote. this appears different because next week if the democrats hold together as expected, mr. barr will be the first attorney general in american history to be held in contempt this early in his term. >> as he should be. keep in mind -- why not, right? we have been talking about the mueller report, except for the fact that none of us who have been talking about it have read the full report that is not redacted. so we're talking about most of it. but there is still some very important items in there where i don't necessarily need to visit. fine. i'm a political science professor. b

up, hold up.suspend the time. i've noticed something that's happening here that's disturbing. tried to be flexible, but you all won't let me be flexible. when somebody has time, it's their time. i cannot have these people, members, talking past each other. it doesn't make sense. as a matter of fact, it opens the door to problems. so whoever is talking, let's go strictly by the rules. so the gentleman -- you have time. is it your time, sir? >> well, it's been yielded to me. i thank the gentleman for doing that. >> who has the time now? >> i got the time now. and following the rules is important. >> all right. go ahead. >> following the rules is important, mr. chairman. that's why the first issue raised in this committee hearing this morning was the fact we didn't follow the rules on the notice requirement. you're exactly right. following the rules is important. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> are you finished? >> no, i'm thinking. >> okay. >> so many things i want to respond to. i'm trying to p

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i hope she holds that same standard to the intelligence committee. i hope she would hold that. i would hope she holds that same standard to her own party, who used more than $6 million to pay a foreign individual to go drum up information and make lies. i hope she would hold that same standard. i hope she holds that same standard to her past president who told a foreign country that he could be more flexible after the next election which is really ironic of what the democrats have done and the lies they have made and now they are concerned? that's the problem i have. reporter: we should look to the republicans? mr. mccarthy: thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org 2019 congressional directory is a handy guide. rder your copy for $18.95. >> when we think of winston churchill of the older man sending young people into war. few knew as well that the realities of war, the terror and the devastation and he said t

do you support holding them in contempt as well? >> look, wolf, we can ask about a lot of different people, but the fact of the matter is we have a constitutional responsibility to oversight. now we're also passing substantive legislation. we're going to pass the promise and dream act in just a few minutes. that's a very important piece of legislation, so we're doing both, but we're exercising our constitutional responsibility. that's not a question of hope hicks or something else or mcgahn, it is a question of this blanket refusal to respond to constitutionally authorized questions to the executive department and asking for witnesses and documents. a blanket refusal is a blanket refusal. it's a refusal to respond, and the constitution is put at risk under those circumstances. so it's not just a person that we talk about. hope hicks or mcgahn or somebody else, it is the refusal of the president of the united states and the direction the president has given to his executive department to not cooperate with the congress of the united

why would they vote to hold him in contempt? because they were so angry that the attorney general wouldn't break the law. they wanted him to break the law. in a may 24 letter to the attorney general, chairman nadler offered for the first time to negotiate and narrow the scope of his subpoena request, but then you know what, he changed his mind. yesterday, the department of justice reached an agreement with the judiciary committee to turn over documents related to the mueller report. now, if the public's watching, this just looks so disorganized. you wonder from that committee, mr. speaker, wouldn't they know better than to ask the attorney eneral to break the law? mr. speaker, wouldn't you know that when you get to this point in a career that you wouldn't be so upset that someone doesn't do exactly what you want and ask you to break the law, that you'd vote to hold them in contempt and force your side of the aisle just to vote that way? that's not how it's happened in this body before. if the public wants to see a good example o

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to hold it, and that is very gets bit diceym who is really going to hold it, and that is very gets biton of the g20, how much worse can this yet? —— failed, is it likely to escalate? the conversation stays flat like right now, i think that's a win —— if they are. flat like right now, i think that's a win -- if they are. if it goes off into the opposite direction, yes, this isn't just about tariff being and putting a percentage point, this is about china potentially going after more us companies, the us could go after china companies and specifically like we've seen fedex and huawei, we've also seen china could put a restriction on tourism to the us which is in itself a monetary value to the us economy. so this could actually escalate further not just by placing this could actually escalate further notjust by placing a percentage on each other‘s goods. notjust by placing a percentage on each other's goods. for an international perspective, briefly, a lot of people think this trade war is just between china and the us, is it affecting other countries? absolutely. let's pick south africa

don't hold me in contempt. whatever you do don't hold that contempt vote. okay, i relent. here you can see some of the underlying materials from mueller's report. which as a process is interesting. i mean, now we know that this is apparently how things are going to go. apparently we're going to have to do this in this exact order over and over again in order to get any progress here. i mean, there are things like this in life. first you put on your undies and then you put on your pants and then you put on your belt and then you can't do those in any other order. but apparently that is how it's going to have to work with obtaining information about the mueller investigation as well. i mean, if you were the relevant committee in congress supposed to have that information, we apparently know that's how you're going to have to do it. undies, then pants, then belt every single time. and we know this because we saw this exact same pattern happen a week or so ago with the intelligence committee. i mean, by statute the

just don't hold. me. to shape out these days. and in the game equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. president trump plans to announce his bid for re-election tonight at the rat a rally at the amway center in orlando florida supporters and protesters alike have been gathering not only for hours but some for days and anticipation of this big night arts and correspondent on how he tells us what to expect in the present state . florida is a battleground state so it's really no surprise that president chose florida to launch his re-election bid he'll likely give a victory speech tonight in the sense that it will probably be seeing i always told them i would win kind of address to his supporters touting his record as president saying that he's made good on his campaign promises also likely taking more shots at the so-called fake media and fake news targeting more than likely among other c.n.n. in the new york times he'll also likely discuss immigration the middle east and venezuela the last time as we all remem

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up tonight amid violence sudan's opposition alliance rejects the ruling military council plans to hold elections and marking the 30 years since the massacre in to get on the square as the world pauses to remember those who died fighting for democratic reform in china beijing is trying to raise all the evidence that the massacre ever happened. i'm bring golf it's good to have you with us and we begin tonight in the u.k. where u.s. president donald trump is finishing his 2nd day of a controversial official state visit for a 2nd straight day thousands took to the streets of london to protest the u.s. president even as trump labeled reports of those protests as fake news today trump met with the british prime minister to resume a and he held the extraordinary relationship between britain and the u.s. he pledged improved trade top. with the u.s. if britain leaves the european union this fall. it was a date to special relationships u.s. president donald trump and the outgoing british prime minister treason may on stage together for probably one of the last times for the past 2 and a half yea

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on tuesday, the house will vote on whether to hold former white house counsel don mcgahn in contempt to congress for failing to respond to a different subpoena issued by the judiciary committee, the scheduled vote to hold the attorney general in contempt was canceled. meanwhile the house intelligence committee will hold a hearing on wednesday. >> behind the scenes of all of this, as the president prepares to officially launch his re-election campaign next week, multiple lawmakers tell nbc news that house democrats are crafting a bill that would among other things require presidential campaigns to report foreign contacts. joining us now, jill wine banks and heidi. what do we know about this? >> this seems to be an initial deal that hopefully jerry nadler hopes will lead to more information. for right now, what we know is that the justice department has agreed to provide the most important information regarding obstruction of justice, the underlying materials, this is what the judiciary committee has been after for quite a while to get those underlying documents as well as the classifi

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toenforce subpoenas, despy nadler saying he is putting calls for contempt on hold. lauren: the committee began a series of hearings to determine if president trump obstructed justice. lauren blanchard has details. >> reporter: the key witness at the judiciary committee hearing was john dean, frequent trump critic. >> john's been a loser for a long time. we know that. >> reporter: democrats are holding hearings to dig deeper into obstruction of justice by president trump after robert mueller said he could not come to a conclusion on the charges following the russia investigation. dean, a star witness for watergate, was brought in for historical contexts. he says he sees parallels between nixon's administrations and president trump's. >> special counsel mueller provided this committee with a road map. >> reporter: ahead of the hearing, the justice department agreeing to turn over some of the underlying evidence from the mueller investigation, including files used to determine whether or not the president obstructed justice. >> we have a responsibility to do this work.

treasury holdings. it has trimmed its holdings to the lowest in 10 years. -- in two years. numbers were collected before tensions really as collated in may when the talks collapsed between trump and xi. buchina doing this to ouy the yuan? much to you you so both. the trump administration is americanbout 1000 more troops to the middle east as tensions between the u.s. and iran rise. as the pentagon released new photos and a timeline supporting evidence that iran was behind the are of attacks on tankers in the gulf of oman. great to have you with us and thank you for joining us. how serious is this move by the u.s.? >> good morning. is a gradual escalation in the tension between the u.s. and iran. the u.s. announced before gradual buildup including sending more warships to the gulf. just to be mainly reassure allies that there is american presence given what is going on. -- what we are hearing from officials and diplomats is both sides will be very careful not to take it to that level where you see an all-out conflict. we are starting to hear voices saying that the u.s. must

look at the holdings.ly -- i don't recognize any of the companies here -- i spoke with analysts and they say it checks out, but this is specific stuff. a lot of biotech and pharma. also, all hong kong listed. let's compare it to chih, the only other health care china etf to get an idea of the difference. you can see here, it is about the same fee and return. look at this, not that many large caps, so you will get more volatility in this one versus the other one. you've got to keep in mind about that. and also the allocation, 30% biotech to 8%. look at the active share to fx i. you literally are not getting any of the stocks in fxi, so the exposure is there but you want to go long-term in order to stomach the volatility that this will throw at you. scarlet: still with us is brad loncar. this is niche with a capital "n." you are providing investors to access to a corner of the chinese market that has not been accessible. who is this designed for? brad: a lot of people outside of biotech do not know about thi

i hope she would hold that. i would hope she holds that same standard to her own party, who used more than $6 million to pay a foreign individual to go drum up information and make lies. i hope she would hold that same standard. i would hope she would hold that that same standard to her past president who actually told a foreign country that he could be more flexible after the next election. it is really ironic of what the democrats have done, the lies they have made and now they are concerned? that's the problem i have. reporter: so we should see republicans vote for this? rep. mccarthy: gladly vote for this. thank you very much. announcer 1: in 1979 a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea, let viewers make up their own minds. c-span opened the door to washington policymaking, bringing you unfiltered congress and beyond. , and todayhanged that is more relevant than ever on television and online, c-span is your unfiltered coverage so you can make up your own mind, brought to you as a public se

treasuries since holdings held to a two-year hold . standing declines. airbus orders takeoff leaving boeing by $30 billion to zero. the ceo. kathleen: let's take a quick look at how the u.s. stocks ended the session. modest gains. modest gains better than none at all as trade wars -- tensions swirl. across the board for the dow jones industrial, s&p 500 up fractionally. 22 points on the dow. three points on the s&p 500. it was the nasdaq that had the best performance, up 6/10 of 1%. it was based largely on the faang stocks. in particular, facebook saying it is getting ready to unveil a cryptocurrency. investors like that. the s&p futures are indicating positive ground to be taken. however not as much as i was an hour ago. as for treasuries, interesting economic news showing more signs that a trade war is have an impact. treasuries ended at 2.09% on the 10 year. close to the 2% yield. one from the national association of homebuilders saying it looks like tariffs are weighing on the prices of building materials. we also saw a manufacturing index from the n

democrats hold control of that committee. we expect it to pass. what comes next is still unexpected. he could go to the floor and they could have a fuller house vote or he could go directly to the advisory group that is basically house leadership. they could have a vote and go directly to court. those are some of the options on the table. obviously this is a big step for the house oversight committee into their own investigation into the u.s. census. >> lauren fox on the hill, thank you very much. like much of what happens with the intelligence committees, today's session is off limits to cameras and the public. >> there is an agreement to cover as many as half a dozen topics, including the trump tower meeting with a russian lawyer back in 2016. also included, attempts to build a trump tower in moscow. we don't know why the panel wanted the president's eldest son, though, back for a second time. manu raju is on it. what did don jr. say as he breezed in last hour? >> reporter: i asked him directly, are you here to change your testimony? and he said

how are we holding them accountable? >> there has been a line of communication, not only by the secretary, but others, with three odd - >> chitchatting about it in private? >> there is no question, i don't think there is any question or daylight -- that his murder was prosecuted in a fashion that needs to be addressed and needs to be made accountable. those involved need to be brought to justice. as to that, was the crown prince involved, sir? >> i do not know. >> the cia has concluded that he was. has the president of the united states and the secretary admitted the findings of our intelligence agencies, that the crown prince ordered the murray of mr. khashoggi? is a >> is a 20 year member of the intelligence committee i'm not talking about outside information in here. i will say, though, that there is no disagreement on anybody in the administration or in capitol hill that mr. khashoggi's murder needs to be addressed. and those who prosecuted the murder - >> let me move on. i have limited time. i appreciate your answer