budget will come out of our committee tomorrow. it will be a budget that will then go to the house floor. we have been working with our members that are not part of our committee to help them understand the vision that we have in this building a better america. i love the work that has been done by our committee on this. and we will be working all of the members and making sure that they understand the significance and importance of what we have put in this document which is a vision for the future of this country. >> have you had any conversations about these mandatory cuts and if so has he been supportive about these? >> i meet with senator enzi on a weekly basis. this is one of the things we have talked about as he is the budget chairman in the senate. right now the senate is working on a lot of different issues. he certainly understands where we're going and has carried that message back to the senate. >> mrs. black, did you ask the cbo to do a macro economic analysis of this budget? and did they tell you they were unable to do it? >> the cbo, as you all know, uses a static and that is

that said, last night in a very late budget markup on the house side of things, e-house budget -- the house budget committeeman ushered in the reconciliation process, laying the framework for them to take up tax reform and dodd-frank repeal, potentially together in the next couple of months. earlier today, has financial services committee chairman jeb hensarling talked to reporters. i asked him about just position of these two issues. >> the house has passed the financial choice act, which functionally repeals and replaces dodd-frank, and there are major provisions of that legislation that can go through the reconciliation process, as can tax reform. i continue to look for multiple vehicles in which to carry that policy, including the appropriations process, in large portions of the financial choice bill. the appropriations that is working its way through the system now. kevin: there you have it. busy couple of days, trying to lay the groundwork for dodd-frank repeal, tax reform, maybe get something done on health care, but all these russia hearings are beginning next week. david: you have to get through fr

>>> so the house budget committee is taking a break now for house floor votes. this morning president trump asked republican senators to not leave town for their august recess until they pass a health care reform plan. today senators attended a meeting with president trump at the white house. yesterday senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced that the senate would hold a test vote to repeal the affordable care act. now we take you to the meeting republican senators had with president trump earlier. >> i wasn't hard. i was not hard. we're close. i think we're a lot closer than people understand and we have to pull it through. so important, but we're in this room today to deliver on a promise to the american people to repeal obamacare and to ensure that they have the health care that they need. we have no choice. we have to repeal and replace obamacare. we can repeal it, but the dress is repeal and replace and let's get going. i intend to keep my promise, and i know you will, too. since 2013 obamacare premiums have skyrocketeded. in alaska they went up ove

if you look at the budget document that the house budget committee put out they're aiming to balance e budget 10 years from now when many of these guys won't be in congress anymore. by the way 10 years from now they balance the budget, will only do it by $9 billion. they will spend 5 trillion and have a $9 billion surplus. that assumes they don't spend a single penny on war on terrorism. it is completely unrealistic. yet at the same time in their budget, excessive spending the government is doing is immoral because replacing this massive burden of debt on future generations we'll have a crisis, they are absolutely correct in the way they describe the fiscal situation the country is facing but they're not realistic in proposals they're making to solve it. neil: you know the worst thing, terry, you know you alienate everyone when you offend everyone. whatever initiatives taken kick off conservatives and moderates you wonder who is left? they're making a good-faith effort to get spending somewhat curtailed, should stress growth in spending, 200 billion over next 10 years. to call for a s

>> tomorrow morning, house budget committee will review and make line by line changes to the house republicans budget proposal for 2018. live coverage of the market beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. here's a preview from "washington journal". >> licking another perspective01 of the budget, jody, republican from texas, first i want to ask about what happened last night with the senate health care bill, get your reaction after two more republican senators decided they would not support the bill. mitch mcconnell conceding that he would move on from the bill that he was pushing in the senate. where does this go from here? >> i'm disappointed. if there's ever been an impetus to repeal obama care and to save healthcare and give -- to middle and working-class americans is now that were in the steps by. we don't have to regurgitate all the facts about premium hikes i. the cost warm by these families and deductibles, it's out of reach for everyday americans.wel if this is nonsense of urgency that gives a reason for the senate tact, then, i don't know what will be. what will happen is we

wednesday the house budget committee marks of the house republican blueprint for fiscal year 2018. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> this sunday at noon. a c-span three special event. as american history tv is live from the detroit free press is room marking the 50th anniversary of the 19th 27 he tried riots. we'll talk with former police chief and a pulitzer surprise desperately surprise -- pulitzer prize writer. and former detroit free press journalist discusses the media coverage of the riot. the 1957 detroit riot, 50 years later, live sunday starting a new eastern on american history tv -- at noon eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> mike johnson at louisiana talked to c-span about being a new member of congress, his the fourthin congressional district and who the looks to for advice -- who he looks to for advice. ex we're talking to mike johnson -- >> we are talking to mike johnson. rep. johnson: thanks for having us. my background is in constitutional law. for 20 years i did litigation in courts, public interest law firms so i did religious liberty

budget last week in the house three month , after it was supposed to be done. the appropriators have begun. they finished all the 12 appropriation bills in the committee and we voted on that on thursday night. it is really a good question. i doubt if they will ever pass a budget resolution in the house because right now it makes no sense. i think that they will end up budgets passing a skinny got to find a new word. , like we did earlier in the year for the end of 2017 fiscal year. because i know they want to use reconciliation to try and pass tax reform. my guess is that what we will do. and then it will be interesting to we do on the appropriations side because the bill passed on thursday violated the budgetary caps part of the budget control act of 2011. actually what that bill last night -- thursday night was a -- illegal and the other appropriations bills once we get , back from august recess, we only have 12 legislative days between then and the end of the fiscal year to get all of that work done. my guess is we'll do a skinny a budget agreement with reconciliation construction and some kind of continuing resolution to get funding through the en

. >>> members of the house budget committee will return shortly after house floor votes to continue debate and mark up of the gop budget plan for fiscal 2018. while we wait to bring you that live coverage, here is some of the budget discussion from earlier. >> the committee will now come to order and we will proceed with consideration of fiscal year 2018 concurrent resolution of the budget. i want to thank the ranking member for working with me to develop a structure for this mark-up that closely resembles and follows what has been done here in the past. our goal is to have an open mark-up which both sides will have an opportunity to debate, the frame work for the fiscal 2018 concurrent budget resolution. we have a long day ahead of us and i thank everyone for their cooperation. we will complete our work by midnight and hopefully well before then. we all can work together, that may be possible. i'd like to begin by recognizing the distinguished member from indiana. >> good morning, everyone. and thank you, madam chairman. with several floor votes expected later today and other committee ma

announcer: house budget chair diane black held a news conference on the 2018 budget resolution, and was joined by other republican members. the committee will markup the house republican budget blueprint wednesday morning. rep. black: good morning, everyone. and thank you for being here. today we are introducing the house fiscal year 2018 budget. building a better america. a plan for fiscal responsibility. in past years the budget has only been a vision. but now, with the republican congress and a republican white house, this budget is a plan for action. now is our most to achieve real results for the people that we serve in building a better america. this is a plan to balance the budget. it spurs economic growth. it secures our national defense. it returns power to the states. and it holds washington accountable. a budget is also a vital step to trigger reconciliation. and this plan lays out reconciliation instructions to achieve two goals. one is pro-growth tax reform. to build a tax code that is simple, fair and competitive. and, two, is to achieve $200 billion in mandatory savings and reforms to cut the deficit. this budget and the

with that, i am happy to take some questions. >> we get the budgets out of committee on the house floor and tax reform this year. >> well come i can say this budget will come out of our committee tomorrow. it will be a budget that will then go to the house floor. we have been working with our members that are not part of our committee to help them understand the vision that we have in building a better america. i love the work that has been done by inner-city on ms. and we will be working all of the members and making sure they understand the significance about what we have put in, which is the vision for the future of this country. i do not >> i met with senator enzi on a weekly basis and we talk about a lot of things. this is one of the things we've talked about as he is the budget chairmen in the senate. of course right now the senate is working on a lot of different issues. he certainly understands where we are going and we'll carry that message back to the senate. >> mrs. black, did you ask cbo to do an economic analysis of the budget and did they tell you they were unable to do it

federal budget beginning with pennsylvania democrat congressman brendan boyle, a member of the house budget committee. it's followed by republican public budget committee texas harrington. sam, author, on his book dream and the true tale of the opioid epidemic. be sure to watch these spans washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. now, a conversation on the trump administration's approach to border security with brandon jud. he's president of the national border in the labor union that represents border patrol agents >> our next guest, brandon jud, president of the national border patrol council and officers of the border patrol agents. a few moments about the council, what is it who supported. >> it is the union for the agents, what we do is we are elected officials amongst our agents and we protect the rights of thege

he currently serves as ranking member on the house budget committee. next, president trump awards medals of valor to five police thecers who responded to shooting that left skis the scalise andve others wounded. the shooting occurred on june 14. as lawmakers were practicing for the annual charity baseball game. this is 25 minutes. gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. dr. robert golden. >> please be seated. to members of congress, and are distinguished guests, members of the law-enforcement community from across the united states. on behalf of the first family, welcome to the white house. and welcome to american heroes week. america awoke to the news that a congressman had been wounded by a shooter. president trump will pay a debt of gratitude to the men and women who inspire the nation and all they represent. this week, good news. the nation rejoiced with word congressman steve scalise was released from the hospital. [applause] vice president pence: i know you are watching, so let me say we are inspired and believed by your recovery. we

. >> good morning, ladies, tax reform almost often running because the house budget committee has passed the measure on the full house, we can begin debate and eventually get to some kind of resolution, that's still a ways off and we heard from speaker paul ryan on the need to do something quickly. >> we are going to get this done in 2017. we are going to get this done because we have to get it done. the competitive of our economy, the viability of our jobs, making sure that e we can be competitive, grow, create and raise families and have faster growth in not just our economies but standard of living. we cannot miss this once in a lifetime opportunity. this is once in a generation moment. it's time to simplify the code and create jobs and grow the economy. >> there's already agreement on where to cut and what to cut. we speak with house and ways committee chairman kevin brady and asked him should the corporate tax rate go down to 15% and he said, well, that's a target. >> that's critical that we get a lose as we can. president trump has recommended 15, we recommended 20, we ought to sho

plan before the house budget committee today promises to cut $5 trillion from the budget over the coming still, concerned republicans want more cuts and moderates are concerned cuts to food stamps could go too far. recent may will try to build bridges with financial and trade organizations during brexit talks tomorrow come at you will ought to a new business advisory group that will focus on the u.k. withdrawal from the eu. iran's warning that it will retaliate for any new u.s. sanctions that violate the terms of the nuclear deal -- the president spoke a day after the u.s. imposed sanctions for what it called iran's persistent efforts to destabilize the middle east. president rouhani said president trump is trying to provoke iran. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. moments ago, president trump old republican senators they should not leave town until they do something about health care. the disintegration of the gop health care plan undermines trump's dealmaking reputation. how do

now we go live to the house budget committee which is marking up 2018 budget. members are commenting on particular sections, voting and debating on amendments. this meeting is expected to continue meeting late into the evening.

the plan before the house budget committee promises to cut more than $5 trillion from the budget over. conservative republicans want more spending cuts and moderates are concerned cuts to programs such as food stamps could go too far. iran is warning it will retaliate for any new u.s. sanctions that violate the terms of the nuclear deal. the iranian president spoke a day after the u.s. imposed sanctions. he says president trump is trying to provoke iran. in the u.k., you will have to work longer before you can claim your state pension. the government will raise the pensionable age from 66 to 68 over a two-year. od starting at 67. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. that is what we are seeing in the broader world. what are we seeing in markets? nejra: let's take a look at what we see in european markets. we saw the stoxx 600 close just about 25 minutes ago and it did close higher, up some .8%, rebounding from a loss of more session.n yesterday's if we take a look at industry groups at how they performed on the stoxx 600,

. >> the house budget committee meets this week to mark up the house republican budget blueprint for fiscal year 2018. that's live wednesday starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. you can also watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> a recently published reports on efforts to modernize the army was the focus of discussion -- -- covering concerns about increasing global threats to military readiness. this is an hour. >> all right. thank you everyone for sticking around while we made our transition. as i mentioned, we're going to roll into the second half of the event where we're going to focus on army modernization. and today rolling out a report on army modernization. called the army modernization imperative. a new big five for army modernization. i want to begin thanking the sponsors of that study because without sponsors we don't get to do studies. this was sponsored by a combination of support from general dynamics, d.r.s. technologies, part ofley nardo and l-3, as well. so we want to thank them for their support. i'm going to briefly walk thr

different to pass 2018 federal budget from the beginning with brendan boyle, a member of the house budget committeehe is followed by republican budget committee -- jodey arrington. saintliness from his book, dreamland the true tale of america's opioid epidemic. be sure to watch c-span's washington general -- washington journal live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. >> tuesday the senate foreign relations committee takes a nomination of calista gingrich to be them best similar to the vatican. she's the wife of new gingrich. zero live coverage of 10:00 a.m.'s the -- instruments and and three. >> wednesday, the house budget committee mark of the house republicans budget blueprints for the fiscal year 2000 and 13. our live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> next, a lok at ways congress and reduce the cos of prescription bugs --

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reform and the gop budget with douglas holtz-eakin, and then jason furman, next and then later house budget committeeir diane black will join us live from washington we have the great prospect that optimistic prospect of budget talks in this current congress how great is that going to be? when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the power of and. (slow jazz music) ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ and let me play (bell ring) >>> sharks are circling at description. now reports discovery communications has the your honor to merge which comes first the budget or tax reform we'll get the latest out of washington from house budget committee ranking member john yard mouth and the craze boosting business for five below what happens when sales stop spinning we'll ask the ceo as the second ho

louisville and the house of representatives and he is the top democrat in the house budget committee.micporters policy reporter for the new york times and dave who covers politics for the washington post. we are keeping with a really late night in washington dc or early morning, we are watching what happened in the senate and that's where i want to start with congressman yarmouth. john mccain cast the deciding vote that seem to put in

louisville and the house of representatives and he is the top democrat in the house budget committee. , economicporters policy reporter for the new york times and dave who covers politics for the washington post. we are keeping with a really late night in washington dc or early morning, we are watching what happened in the senate and that's where i want to start with congressman yarmouth. john mccain cast the deciding vote that seem to put in and to the republican plan for health care reform. the system still has big problems investor deal with. how you see this playing out. >> it is great to be with you. watch the old whole -- whole thing but i happened to wake up when they were about to declare the bill dead. and watch the speech is afterwards. going to depend on how republicans feel and what positions the administration takes. the republicans know we have to fix the aca, the individual market, which is where the problems exist. they know that because they sabotaged it. interestingly, in their initial bill in the senate republican bill, they had the reinstitution of reinsurance prog

is it not true that the house budget committee has already passed legislation that would move toward voucherizing medicare and privatizing it? mr. wyden: my colleague is right. there is a very regressive effort going forward in the house -- the house budget committee, and clearly this is to try to set up tax cuts for the fortunate few. i was struck by the fact that the president has talked about a 15% corporate rate. you lose $100 billion for every point you lower the corporate rate. so the corporate rate is now 35%, you move it to 15%,s that $2 -- that's $2 trillion that goes out the door. so, yes, i'm very troubled that the house effort plus this legislation is really an effort to begin the unraveling of america's social safety net and that funds that provide for those very vulnerable people would be used for these additional tax breaks. ms. stabenow: i wonder if the senators are aware -- and i share the senator from vermont's deep concerns about those opportunities that people have paid into, by the way. this is not some free, this is not an entitlement. people pay into medicare, p

[inaudible conversations] >> here on c-span3 all-day coverage of the deliberations of the house budget committee. they are murky of the 2018 budget resolution, and announced earlier today the chairman diane black said they would likely go up to admit that are subject there taking a break and coming back for several amendment votes we expect.we will continue our live coverage throughout the day here on c-span3. is this is the use house itself is in session debating a couple of bills dealing with energy infrastructure. votes later this afternoon on that so you can expect another recess in the budget committee later this afternoon. [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will come to order. since we decide to rowboats today the committee will resume with postpone vote on the following amendments. ms. wasserman schultz, ms. jackson lee, mr. ball, mr. yarmuth, mr. jeffries, ms. schakowsky and mr. higgins. the clerk will designate. >> amendment number one offered by representative wasserman schultz. >> the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call]gris [roll call] [roll call] [ro

read more at thehill.com. >>> tomorrow the house budget committee will mark up the house republicans budget blueprint for 2017. life coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> this sunday at noon eastern, a c-span3 special event. as american history tv is live from the detroit free press newsroom, marking the 50th anniversary of the 1967 detroit riots. we'll talk with former detroit police chief isaiah ike mckenna and heather ann thompson to find out what happened and why. then detroit free press editorial page editor and pulitzer prize winner steven hinder sewn and form e detroit free press and news journalist tim kiska describe the riot and the aftermath. the 1967 detroit riots, 50 years later, live sunday starting at noon eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >>> now to a forum on the domestic military and economic policies impacting u.s.-china relations. the specialists also share views on north korea policies and asia pacific security. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. i'm mike green, professor at georgetown. we had five issue papers with authors for each

talked about the protesting that other but they're not doing it they're not doing it the house budget committee is doing a budget resolution today it's expected to be considered by the house in the not too distant future the senate will follow and it's just really. dollar infrastructure out throw graham thank you so much we're going to bring you on later in the week because we are going to be looking at the six six months out six month increment of this trump presidency and what we've seen the good bad the ugly of the money involved in this thank you so much for joining me on this for me yesterday commissioner part. of the thirteenth annual international mox airshow right outside moscow we got more information on a russian indian cooperation ten years ago moscow new delhi all signed on to jointly develop an upgraded su thirty super sukhoi also it marks mexican airline interjects says it's ready to buy ten more sukhoi superjet their one hundred passenger aircraft there now other established manufacturers a new kids on the block are running a race around the world american aerospace company boein

represents louisville and the house of representatives and he is the top democrat in the house budget committee. our two reporters, economic policy reporter for the new york times and dave who covers politics for the washington post. we are keeping with a really late night in washington dc or early morning, we are watching what happened in the senate and that's where i want to start with congressman yarmouth. john mccain cast the deciding vote that seem to put in and to the republican plan for health care reform. the system still has big problems investor deal with. how you see this playing out. rep. yarmuth: it is great to be with you. i did not watch the old whole thing but i happened to wake up when they were about to declare the bill dead. and watch the speech is afterwards. i think it is going to depend on how republicans feel and what positions the administration takes. the republicans know we have to fix the aca, the individual market, which is where the problems exist. they know that because they sabotaged it. interestingly, in their initial bill in the senate republican bill, they had

but in boyle, a member of the house budget commission -- budget committee. he is followed by jodey arrington. is justor sam communion sam quinonez. be sure to watch washington journal at 7:00 this morning. join the discussion. >> coming up, the senate foreign relations committee takes up a nomination to be ambassador to the vatican. ms. gingrich is the wife of newt gingrich. see our coverage at tim cook eastern on c-span3. wednesday the house budget committee marks of the house republican blueprint for fiscal year 2018. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> this sunday at noon. a c-span three special event. as american history tv is live from the detroit free press is room marking the 50th anniversary of the 19th 27 he tried riots. we'll talk with former police chief and a pulitzer surprise desperately surprise -- pulitzer prize writer. and former detroit free press journalist discusses the media coverage of the riot. the 1957 detroit riot, 50 years later, live sunday starting a new eastern on american history tv -- at noon eastern on american

house republican budget is reckless, regressive, and reprehensible. all to promote a deep tax cut for the wealthy and for the well off. >> the house budget committee is still marking up it's resolution that debate is expected to go until 11:30 tonight. we'll keep watching and let you know thousand goes, guys >> thanks, elon. see you later. >>> meanwhile, earnings, morgan stanley shares higher after easily beating expectations this morning. a stark contrast from rivals goldman sachs before yesterday, willford has details on that for us >> hey bill, yes indeed, the key differentiator across all of the banks was trading. morgan stanley traded down just 1% year on year compared to goldman sachs down 17% yesterday. morgan stanley separated itself from pierce thanks to his commodity performance, only down 3% compared to goldman sachs down 40% this contrasting performance is a concern for goldman shareholders, for example, note the different tones they had on commodities. they were a story of challenges on all fronts, and that they have the worst quarter on record meanwhile, morgan stanley said they feel good aboutresults enlight of the environment and that

. >> the house budget committee yesterday passed a markup version of the bill, advancing the budget oute. sets the economic indicators to where republicans are at. it also sets the stage for tax reform. rules, the parameters of lawmakers in the senate and house and what they have to work with to address that. i spoke with several analysts inside the beltway and they predict comprehensive tax reform by the end of the year. tax cuts is where things should get interesting. vonnie: you say interesting but they will be a lot of obstructionism. the gop is not even united. they are a very divided party. where will the middle ground be if any? corporate tax reform is nearly unanimous consent in terms of lowering the corporate tax rate. right, you look at what happened with health care and you look of the divisions in the gop and the governor's getting involved. why wouldn't that happen on tax reform and the debt limit question mark this fall is shaping up to be so much political uncertainty as a result of the failure to pass health care. administration officials in washington officials all say

reporter: the house budget committee did pass on the budget resolution the house will consider on the floor, and it will be the outline once it's passed for tax reform. but both chambers have to adopt a budget resolution for 2014. but they are already laying the ground work for that. there was an attempt to put range wage into what was passed on to the full house. that was not included. don't expect a bored adjustment tax along the lines of what was originally proposed. one last thing. senator mccain tweeted earlier today, thanking people for the outpouring of support after the diagnosis we all learned about that he has brain cancer. but he tweeted his sparring partners in the senate should get ready for his return. back to you. trish: i want to go to my panel on tax reform. we have the ceo of american majority and former george w. bush speech writer. good to have you both here. you know, they promised they were going to get this done, repeal and replace. and i think perhaps what we just saw is yet another example of why americans are so frustrated with washington right now. i hope it

budget. you are in a committee the house budget committee yesterday that was marking up the budget which then passed with every single republican there. your front and center. open the window for us give us some of the specific parts of the budget that democrats actually like. it is a partyline vote. republicans voted for it. i think that there opponent was the cuts at the the dick discretionary spending. they are worrying about that. as you worry about different dedicate -- medicaid programs. they didn't like some parts. and something that hasn't happened in 30 years. it is vital to the very competitiveness that was being talked about just a moment ago by the three corporate ceos. in terms of allocation of capital. and it something we have to do a bit better on. work with me here. i know it was a vote along party lines. which parts of a very, located budget where they willing to live with. was there anything. there are parts. in the idea of picking exactly where we are going our go down different members mines. i don't know. i think there would be parts of different members that they like. b

democrat congressman brendan boyle, a member of the house budget committee. it's followed by republican public budget committee texas harrington. sam, author, on his book dream and the true tale of the opioid epidemic. be sure to watch these spans washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. now, a conversation on the trump administration's approach to border security with brandon jud. he's president of the national border in the labor union that represents border patrol agents >> our next guest, brandon jud, president of the national border patrol council and officers of the border patrol agents. a few moments about the council, what is it who supported. >> it is the union for the agents, what we do is we are elected officials amongst our agents and we protect the rights of the agents. >> so, you represent this o basically a union spirit guest, it is. >> as far as the administrations on immigration, this is something they campaigned heavily on. at six months where are they smart. >> what we've seen is nothing short of miraculous. if you

. >> jon: joining us now, congressman john yarmouth who is ranking member of the house budget committee, one of the committees and charge of health care, so as you watch republicans try to wrestle with some kind of revisions to the affordable care act, what would you tell them to do? >> i would tell them to go back to regular order, to send these bills back to committee and have an open committee process, as we did with the affordable care act in 2009 and '10 and consider the impact of legislation and possibly other ideas for making the health care system a lot better. it's pretty simple. >> jon: it doesn't seem to be working right now, insurance companies are pulling out of the obamacare exchanges. is there an option, as the president has sometimes suggested, to just letting the obamacare exchange is collapse? >> they're not collapsing, as a matter of fact, they'll tell you that the markets are stabilizing over the last year and the prospect is actually pretty goo good. we do have some profits on the individual market which is about 5% of the population and we know how to fix it becaus

house speaker newt gingrich. she will testify and take questions from those of the senate foreign relations committee live tuesday at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3. on wednesday the house budget committee will work on the house republicans budget blueprint for 2018. we will have live coverage of the market at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3. you can also follow live coverage on c-span.org and with the c-span radio app. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with the news and policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning a look at efforts to pass the 2018 federal budget. be sure to watch live 7 a.m. eastern tuesday morning during the discussion. >> i c-span3 special event. >> as american history tv is live from the detroit free press newsroom marking the 50th anniversary of the 1967 detroit riots. we will talk with former detroit police chief and pillage prize-winning historian heather anne thompson to find out what happened and why. then detroit free press editorial page editor and pulitzer prize winner stephen henderson, a former detroit free press and detroit news journalist discuss the media coverage of the right and its aftermath. the 1967 detroit riots years later l

. >> the house budget committee with the 22 budget resolution today.aved the way for tax reform for the next treasury secretary stephen mnuchin discussed in washington just yesterday. >> on the business side one of the most complicated system in the world. worldwide income with the deferral is not surprising that trillions of dollars are left overseas. we want to bring back those profits with a lower business rates that companies can invest in america. lori: the house ways and means committee told the hearing on tax reform. the gop budget plan would chirp the increased military spending while cutting benefit programs like food stamps. >> discussing ways to improve trade between the two countries. congress secretary wilbur ross speaking at a luncheon in washington said china needs to take steps to open its growing consumer market. >> they remain serious imbalances which we must learn to write if i. it is time to rebalance with the relationship in a more fair equitable and reciprocal direction. lori: the meeting comes after the top administration unveile

. >> this budget does have the backing of both the white house and congressional republican leadership house speaker paul ryan praised budget committee chairwoman dianne black's efforts earlier this morning >> this morning chairman black released a buget that balances the budgets in ten years and tackles our debt crisis. i want to commend her for her leadership and the members of the budgets committee for putting this bill together this plan will mean more jobs and more growth. >> republicans want to use this buget as a vehicle for tax reform but already there is pushback over the proposal that it cuts $203 billion from mandatory spending programs over the next decade. now i reached out to the house freedom caucus they have not taken an official position yet but the head of the caucus has been very clear that he wants to see more aggressive mandatory spending reforms meanwhile, the moderate tuesday group has already said in a letter to the house budget committee that they want to see less aggressive spending reforms, $200 billion is too much they call that impractical they said that can make tax reform even harder representative blac

it is critical we continue our dedication to push this budget through committee then on to the house floor because without a balanced budget the american dream will continue to slip away. under president obama we were able to make substantial changes and because we were not able to make substantial changes and because of it we saw slow economic growth, stagnant wages and millions of americans choosing not even to look for a job rainy more. we can't let that mentality, that opportunity has been lost, continue to fester under our watch now. we can't accept the new normal caused by the failed policies of the past spending that goes way beyond our nation's needs and borrowing too much from china. this budget will help bring opportunity back to american families by opening the door for economic growth and tax reform. this budget also addresses our nation's growing fiscal crisis by reforming antiquated, bloated government programs that aren't serving us well anymore. $203 billion worth of mandatory spending has been addressed here so that these programs can remain not only for those who nee

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beginning with a member of the house budget committee. later, author: be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> sunday on q & a. >> when we look at president obama's domestic legacy, i think there are two things that are very important that will have longlasting good consequences for the united states that can be summarized in four words -- -- his two nominees to the supreme court. >> the second of our two-part interview with: he talks about his book: which covers president obama's life up to his winning the presidency. >> i think the point to emphasize here is that, over the course of his presidency, there were scores and scores of people in illinois who had known him in years earlier, who were deeply disappointed with the trajectory of the obama presidency and disappointed in two ways. number one, disappointed that barack got the people, many of the people, most of the people who were central to his political -- >> sunday at 8:00 eastern on c-span's c & a. next, a look a

house budget committee chair, congresswoman diane black. all ahead on this independence day weekend of america's news hq . ♪ president trumps twitter account is joining quite a lot of hits today. peter doocy is live with all the details. hi, peter. >> more than 132,000 people have arguably treated tempting posted by@real donald trump three hours ago which is an edited video version of the wwe world wrestling entertainment clip that shows trump ottey slamming vince mcmahon where his head has been replaced with the cnn logo. not in any specific personality, that cnn is out with a statement accusing the president of inciting violence. it is a sad day when the president of the united states encourages reporters. the president had never done so. the trump administration officials are scoffing at the idea that president trump meant anyone physical harm with this post. >> certainly not. i hope they don't. but i do think he's beaten up in a lan cable platforms that he has the right to respond to. he does that regularly. >> almost all of the preside

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wednesday, the house budget committee marks up the house republican budget blueprints for fiscal year018. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. >> sunday on q&a -- >> when we look at president obama's domestic legacy, think there are two things that are haveimportant that will long-lasting, good consequences for the united states it can be some and forwards. sonia sotomayor and elena kagan, his two nominees to the supreme court. prize-winning biographer talks about his book "rising star: the making of barack obama," which covers barack obama's life up until his winning the presidency. the course of barack obama's presidency, there were scores and scores of people in illinois who had known him in years earlier who were deeply disappointed with the trajectory of the obama presidency and disappointed in two ways. number one, disappointed that barack forgot many of the people, most of the people, who were essential to his political rise. 8:00 easternht at on c-span's "q&a." >> representative karen handel is one of the newest members of congress after winning a special ele

the house budget committee just returning now to the longworth office building in the markup of the 2018 budget. this is expected to last most of the day with a target of finishing at midnight. by the way, if you miss any of our coverage you can see it online at c-span.org and also listen with the free c-span radio app. should get underway in just a moment here. >>> the committee will come to order. are there any other amendments? this is amendment number 6 and the clerk will designate the amendment. the staff will distribute conference of the amendment. >> amendment number six offered by -- preserving medicare seniors and persons with disabilities. >> mr. jeffreys ies is recogniz >> thank you, madame chair. this will help ensure does not secure tax breaks for trump's wealthy friends and special interests by cutting medicare. congress should protect medicare for seniors and people with disabilities, not undermine it. the republican budget will eliminate guaranteed long-established health insurance benefits for seniors and the elderly as well as people with disabilities under the medicare