i don't want to be too sentimental here. i want to be clear, i'm not done yet. i intend to run for the tape, to finish the year. some of you wonder why i can't just do the normal politician thing. o run and then retire. just as my conscience is what got me to take this job in the first place, my conscience wouldn't let me go out that way. i pledge to serve the people of the first district of wisconsin honorably. to do that, i have to serve the people honestly. for me to ask them to vote to re-elect me, knowing that i wasn't going to stay, is not being honest. so i simply cannot do that. so that's why i'm announcing this today. again, i am proud of what this congress has achieved. i believe its future is bright. the economy is strong. we've given americans greater confidence in their lives and i have every confidence i'll be handing this gavel on to the next republican speaker of the house next year. just to close, i said earlier that i didn't want this job at first and most of you know this. i really actually didn't. but i have to thank my colleagues for giving m

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i don't think he will be fired and i don't think he should be fired and i'll leave it at that. >> before i let you go. there's some chatter that you shouldn't finish as speaker. >> tom graves, a member of the conference supportive of mccarthy. >> sure. >> they make the case that there's uncertainty and it's better for the team going forward. >> we've discussed this and we think the smart thing to do is to stay an intact leadership team and so much more we can do to keep kont necontinuity. >> we yall think that kevin should be -- >> all? >> -- staff scalise, he thinks kevin mccarthy should be heir arc parent whether leader or speaker? >> that's right. i fully anticipate handing the gavel over to the next speaker of the house. >> and you believe that's going to be -- >> i think kevin is the right guy to step up. one of the reason, let me say it this way, one of the reasons why i was comfortable making this decision is because we have a very capable leadership team. >> why do you think he'll be able to get the votes this time. remember, you're speaker because he couldn't get it last time. w

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i destroyed evidence in a court of law -- i guess that would be -- i would be thrown in jail. this is a different sort. also, i notice now how they are goingft arican history. statuere robert e. lee's down, stonewall jackson -- both were opposed to slavery. robert e. lee married george washington's granddaughter. now they are going after william mckinley, thomas jefferson. , youhing about it is, uh -- --uh, it is said to me it is sad -- as a white person, i feel like i'm the one being discriminated against. host: we will leave that there. guest: let me first say i hear you. i spoke to this earlier, a lot of white americans are in a place where they feel like the country they grew up in and understand is changing. it is. to his point let me say that i agree with you. congress starts every day with a prayer. the senate and house pray everyday. our kids in school cannot do that. what would dr. king think about the aclu? i think dr. king, the aclu in his time was pivotal to helping civil rights. i am in agreement with you that there seems to be over each, i want americans to unders

i will be teaching tomorrow so i won't be able to join you.monstration at our school. the nra is going to go down and with the leader ship of our youth. you guys are doing exactly what is going to lead to the effort to make this country a safer place. the students should never ever be afraid to go to school. the nra has made our schools more dangerous instead of safer. your organizing and efforts will have lasting impact. i am so proud of you. thank you. >> commissioner haney. >> i think commissioner sanchez said it. the nra has met their match in young people this. is an issue that young people have been the champions on. for you all this is a issue of common sense. it doesn't make sense people would be able to purchase ar-15s and walk into schools and just be able to bring about such devastation. i want to also appreciate you all in joining these national efforts. i know that you are speaking for your fellow students in san francisco and join whack is a national -- what is a national movement. i appreciate the invite. we will be there with y

am i being too loud? he is great. >> i tried it once and it didn't work for me. people asked if i was wearing a retainer. >> sandra burnhart, so funny. >> i told him 9:30. >> people will comment that v they love my out fits. it's really a big part of my career. >> james, he is unbelievably talented. he ewe that decades ago. >> before i got the grays anatomy gig, people said, i remember you from roseanne. >> you're a wild man, marvin. >> they even brought on bob hope, just a cameo. just went up. >> we got used to seeing great people. i became an ever day thing. you have to step back and say, wow, i got to work with some of the best who had ever done it. >> martin muller, >> leonardo dicaprio. >> that was darlene's friend. >> don't forget to come to my party. >> and a talented people, goes to "third rock from the son" and his career has really blossomed. >> the show wasn't just in front of the camera. there were sitcom magic behind the scenes. >> we were writers on roseanne and we're the creators of "the mid

be? mrs. bush: never thought about it. i hope it will be that her children are her legacy and her grandchildren. and now three great grandchildren and a fourth coming. i hope family. certainly, family is crucial. i would like to see the american family come back strong. we had a great family. and my dad said to me once, there are three things you can give your children, you can give them the best education. that doesn't mean stanford or yale, or princeton, it means the best education that you can find. and you can help. you're their first teacher. just the best education that you can find, and set a good example. that is very important. and all the love in the world. and i hope we've given it to our children. george w, i heard him say several times, that his dad has given him unconditional love. that is true. all of this baloney about george competing with his father is just ridiculous. they are devoted to each other, and there was never competition. my george is putty their hands. i must confess. but, i think they feel love

>> i want america to be strong first and foremost. i want america to be strong. for that is i think everyone needs to learn to code. i think that in today's environment, it touches everything we do from the way you get your news to order things. software is nothing more or coding is nothing more than a way to express yourself. it's a language. the course spills encoding, critical thinking, problem solving, these are things that are modern day skills required for living. you need critical thinking to detect what's fake and what's real. right? >> we need a lot of that. >> well -- [ laughter ] >> and problem solving skill is a basic skill. whether you're in construction, whether you're in farming, it doesn't matter what kind of field you're in, problem solving is a basic skill and so it's not ouexpeation that erybody becomes a soware programmer for life by any means. the vast majority will not, but it's important that people understand the basics of coding like it's important for people to understand the basics of mathematics or other core subjects. >> where do you

i will be brief. i just want to welcome my former colleague, jeff sessions, attorney general of the united states to this appropriation hearing. we will be working with the justice department to help fund requisite programs. of course it includes the fbi because it has to be done. and i hope under the chairman and ranking member shaheen we can move this bill to the floor as fast as possible and not go from crisis to crisis. with that i'm going to have a number of questions, but i would would like to do them for the record. i would ask unanimous consent that my opening statement be made part of the record. mr. chairman. >> without objection. so ordered. the honor of recognizing the ranking member of the full committee, the senator from vermont, senator leahy. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, i'm glad to hear what you said. senator shelby and i have been working closely on that. we had a long meeting the two of us with the republican and democratic leaders last night. and plotting out ways to get mo

mcconnell: i ask the reading of the names be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum call be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to concur tph-rt house amendment to s. 140 a with a further amendment. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell moves to concur in the house amendment to s. 140 with an amendment numbered 2227. mr. mcconnell: i ask the reading of the names be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask for the yeas and nays on the motion to concur with amendment. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. mcconnell: i have a second-degree amendment at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell proposes an amendment numbered 2228 to amendment numbered 2227. mr. mcconnell: i ask the reading be dispensed wit

i do not have the time to be very good. r way i really do -- and people don't think this is funny, the other thing i do is boxing. david: boxing? ginni: that is something i can do in short spurts on an everyday basis. david: does somebody dress up like apple or microsoft and you get to box them, or you don't do that? [laughter] ginni: i do box with a person. the difference is he does not get to hit me. [laughter] david: oh. ginni: i only get to hit him. david: so as you look back on your career, when you are at northwestern, as you look back on it, what would you say is the secret of your having risen? ginni: i think it is this idea of being a constant learner, of always being willing to say to yourself you don't know everything and you can learn something, from whoever. david: so when you finally do leave, maybe many years from now, ibm, what would you like to see as your legacy? ginni: well, look, i think, not necessarily about me, about ibm. that, one more time, reinvented for the next era. uniquely positioned at this tec

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i don't want to be too sentimental here. i want to be clear, i am not done yet. i intend to run for the tape, finish the year. some of you wonder why i can't just do the normal politician thing and which is run and retire after the election. that is what i'm told the politically shrewd thing to do. i considered that but just as my conscience is what got me to take this job in the first place, my conscience could not handle going out that way. i pledge to serve the people of wisconsin, the first district, honorably. in order to serve the people in my district honorably i have to serve them honestly. for me to ask them to vote to re-elect me knowing that i wasn't going to stay is not being honest. so i simply cannot do that. so that's why i'm announcing this today. again, i am proud of what this congress has achieved and i believe its future is bright. the economy is strong. we have given americans greater confidence in their lives and i will be confident i will be handing the gavel to the next republican speaker of the house next year. just to close, i said earlie

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i have to be all things. n to reemphasize is that i am no superwoman. keen to reemphasize is that i am no superwoman. nor should any woman be expected to be a superwoman. we achieve what we achieve and help. who will run the country when you are on maternity leave? that will be the deputy prime minister. what you say to people who did not vote for him but voted for you. our politics are from yours but it is a coalition and confidence apply government. we build as we go, there is no piece of legislation i can pass without having the support of those partners and that is how we operate on a day to day. we have strong relationships andi to day. we have strong relationships and i have absolute faith. i really do. we have an excellent relationship and communicate with one another and continue to do so when i am on leave as well. you find all those questions about the baby intrusive, they are very personal? not at all. when you are only the second person in the world to have a baby in office, of course it is going t

i see it as a necessity. it will be clarke and i. be clarke, he will be the primary caregiver, but we will lean on others. we are lucky to have a wonderful family and mothers but it is fantastic. we have been at the commonwealth head of government meeting and there are certain places that are hosting meetings in the future and places, particularly in the pacific, where we can bring the baby and we are great with children. bring the child and we will take care of them. it will take an international community to raise the child. have you started having this difficult negotiations? have you started having these difficult negotiations? are you going to wait and see how it is? we will see how we roll. we do not have any expectations. there is no point of me planning it to the nth degrees. i wonder about the pressure and when you have the baby and have to be almost all things to all people. you have to be an earth mother, for others you have to be the strong prime minister who is in charge and a career woman. do you feel that? i think every

i said it needed to be fixed. i wanted state department families and ours to know because about them. you should know what i believe deeply the state department workforce must be diverse. diverse, in every sense of the word. achieve thato diversity, just as i have done in my current role. -- i demand every team member be treated equally with dignity and respect, and i will listen. a senior in the army said, lieutenant, if you shut up and listen, you likely will be a lot better. he taught me a lot about how to be a good leader. i intend to do that with the talented people that reside at the state department. secretaryscription as is to serve the president must chief foreign affairs adviser. that was driven home to me in those conversations. number one job is to represent the president, people said. is building substantial relationships with our allies, and productive cooperation. it also means working with our adversaries, making clear objectives and letting them know the means by which we intend to achieve them. i

i never really thought about being on the air and now i kind of like being the boss of people on the :00 a.m. i never really thought about being on the air and now i kind of like being the boss of people on the air. >> [laughter] bill: i have cousins who tell me, when i was little, i used to get a stick and hold it up like a microphone. i don't remember that but all of them do, so i could go on the air with that story. i started off as a producer. i was a producer in public television in san francisco. i liked it. as a matter of fact, i think having done that helps me do what i do now better. i, unlike jeff, always did want to be on camera. i don't know why. i don't know what the motivation and the drive is, but it was something i always wanted to do. i just love this. not necessarily the on camera stuff, but the storytelling, the collaboration, going into el chapo's tunnels, meeting all these people, talking to movie stars and criminals, i just loved it. jeff: i tell young people that you should make that decision early, because you need 10,000 hours on how to be good on television a

i wanted to be accepted and one of the guys so i went along. at lesson, almost more than being bullied as a kid, that has stayed with me, and reminded me of my own weakness and of the weakness of all good people in groups. >> have you reached out to that kid? >> before we graduated i tried to talk to him. and he claimed to not know it had happened. i don't know if it was true or if he was trying to be polite. >> we are going to take a quick break. we'll be back with more of cnn's town hall with james comey. [ applause ] ♪ over... hey, want to try it? ok here you go... over... under... hey whoa, pop, pop... your shoe's untied. ♪ ensure he's well taken care of, even as you build your own plans for retirement. see how lincoln can help protect your savings from the impact of long-term care expenses at lincolnfinancial.com. ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly,

in five years i will be homeless. it is because of what you are doing in this chamber that i am here and that i am disabled and unable to provide for myself and denied welfare. this city provides people with, thought to have mental illness with two choices. treatment or the sidewalk. so don't give me all this crap about preventing homelessness with treatment. you are causing homelessness. this is treatment. homelessness is treatment for refusing treatment. and this is your policy and you know it's true. madam clerk. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. and mr. duffy, before you begin, if there are any other members of the public who would like to address the board during general public comments, please step up. thank you. please proceed. >> yeah. i also know rita from our neighborhood, and yeah, she's -- she's some, you know, obviously the world ignores her or allows that to go on. something missing. i don't know if s.b.1045 is the answer, we have to work that out locally. not just her, but we have jan

with that being said, i think we're doing very well. meetings are being set up. i want to see denuclearization of north korea. a lot of concessions have already been made. we have made no concessions, despite some of the media saying i have made concessions. i haven't even discussed a concession. other than the fact that meeting is a great thing. and i'm sure that a lot of other people would have liked to have had the position we're having. i will say this. we've put the strongest sanctions on a country that we ever have put on any country by far. china, president xi has been very strong in helping us to solve this problem. in his case at the border. he's allowing very little to get through. i think he's doing that for a number of reasons. we have a very good relationship and also it's very important in terms of trade. because do i play the trade card. if you look at what's happening with trade in china, hasn't been fair for many years to the united states. and we're going to solve that problem. in fact, we're having secretary mnuchin and a couple of other folks h

i think that's what will be significant. that's what will be important. in addition to who wins the delegates. as i said, in new hampshire, it wasn't winning the delegates so much as the heavy vote in opposition to the course of action that is being followed in the united states, and i think that both of us can make that. >> you've talked about the presidency. what concern or consideration have you given the possibility that a divided party may lose a great many lower seats, governors, legislative seats? senator kennedy: i think that what new hampshire established and that was my reservation about going into new hampshire, is that this would be the fact that i divided the party based on a personality clash. which is why i wasn't willing to get involved at that time. in new hampshire, that it would be divided on the basis of personality clash and that the party would be divided by me and by my effort. what has divided the party is not me and not senator mccarthy but the policies that are being followed by the present administration. i would hope that before

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i would be even later. i am against the terrorist groups being involved in the government by negotiating -- through negotiations, by giving them a place in the government. i don't think they deserve to be in the government, and if you let them be represented in the peace talks and set up a government with them having an equal voice, or a voice with the other groups in south vietnam, you're really setting the basis for a takeover from the viet cong. >> do you see any hope for political settlement without any recognition from them? gov. wallace: i don't know exactly -- i could not tell you. i don't know the president knows, or the republicans know, i think we will have to wait and see what comes out of the paris peace talks. we can pray and hope about it, but if they do not get a settlement, and audible settlement, in my judgment, we ought to lean on the joint chiefs of staff and have a military conclusion in southeast asia and bring the american serviceman home. and we should also stop the folks in this count

i used to be guards at john i bitch a prison camp. never happened. i really did bad things would i be able to forgive. somebody like me. or. feel guilty off a grill richo to the lack of emotion for will for killing. and the violation of the laws of course. but some. of those who see me as imprisonments. this is me and when i was in school first of my school. i just cannot believe that this boy is the monster you have become very. serious you know innocent but looking back in my past you know i just can't believe i don't see any anything on this way is that even nice that i shore in war chest doesn't exist there was not there. i have a happy childhood. but as mom was influenced by my life from the beginning. you cannot play football guitarist. who cannot do the things that the children can do. many times from their god play i must say and say. i like to draw things because. after i finished my teacher encouraged me to go in art school and i was prepared you know my father picked me to send iraq to outscore i had a credit put direct frest you know ever

i think it's outrageous and something must be done. i want to ask my colleagues if they have opening remarks before i open this up to public comment. >> speaker: if i may, i want to say thank you very much. >> supervisor ronen: fomuch for. i think we have had these discussions where we are also talking about victims of sexual violence of violence of transgendered people when we had ththis discussion and this is al related, so thank you very much for bringing this forward. >> thank you supervise ronen, i know it was hard to read and - hard to hear. i appreciate you reaching out to me on this. when i was working for -- we passed legislation to test rape kits sitting on shelves and that was in 2010. here we are still talking about it. as a former prosecutor, i feel that we need to be doing more and we cannot let these cases fall through the crack. we need to stop blaming the victim. the more we deal with toxic masculinity in our society, the more we have gun violence and the more we talk about this is good. thank you for including me in th

i want to be a little bit careful. with respect to the longer term strategy in syria i can speak to that as opposed to the near term events that are before us now. i don't want to pre-judge what the administration will choose to do. with respect to the president's statement departing from syria which is at the core of your question, i think the president made clear he wants to get out. that he does want to have fewer american men and women there. we have fewer there today. men and women there today than we had some period ago. we're trying, secretary mattis is trying to get the footprint right there to achieve the american objective. it is also the case that we hope that we can find partner forces to help achieve some of the very same goals that you referenced in your question. but i think we all would agree to the extent we can achieve those objectives for america decent it with fewer men and women on the ground and better diplomacy that's the task before us. >> does the president have authority to launch strikes again

be at the marriott ii at 4:30. david: i think it is weed, folks. it's going to be marijuana. [laughter] [applause] nick: this is why we lost world war ii. it is not marijuana, i will tell you that much, but it is pretty good. dave: meet me after the show, in the back. i will take care of you. nick: i'm here with dave rubin of the rubin report. dave has emerged over the past couple of years as one of the great defenders of free speech, and even more importantly, open, honest civil discourse, which is a twin with free speech. dave, i will ask you a couple of questions and, if you would like to ask a question, tweet to me @nickgillespie, all one word, it is up there now, and i will feed your questions to dave, assuming he is not high as a kite by then. he was smoking like a chimney in the back. dave: people ask why i have such a nice demeanor. nick: it's why you can be so civil, because you have no idea where you are what you are talking about. dave: it is indica. ok, that is enough about weed, folks. let's talk about freedom. nick: you started out as a standup comic. you started

i will still be in t.v. alf i can think said you can guy in the world cup well but the problem i would team i think on the long haul team is there was the first round that i think that's about it anything else about the form the surplus. exists in me. that will be going to go good. for you. to make sure you have the feet thank you i've been i've just got fifty kids to get to much as anybody. and i think about the fact that i'm there you go and they kind of want to watch them and you can imagine when you wake up but that i not get knocked about i didn't see that. everyone same night jamie is going away you know i would you agree so we don't know chuck we're going to we're true no stock. has been made might have an impact on the local not really like i said. it's just want to defend the game because like you said just you would like to see what's up with the team i was down. to. piled up to meet crazy i've never seen anything like it when i had when teams had won the premier league but you. can see how passiona

i know how hard that is to be on your feet. i was a local five member fitting bras for women at macy's. my father died when i was 14. i did a series of jobs. one thing i did learn is having with many jobs in coffee shops, in chinatown to make extra money because m my mother was a low we earner. organized labor sets the standardtor living wages. i know people are suffering. i know low and moderate wage earners are taking the hardest brunt with the massive welts in -- wealth in san francisco. they work hard. i took care of my mother when she was dying. i know how hard and important that work is. i think you deserve and do need a raise. mr. de la cruise wh who is the husband of my best friend. you asked me do we know who 2015 home care providers are? yes, i know there are 20,000 hard working people. they are my neighbors, they are people taking care of my neighbors. they are my friends. they are people we have relied on and rely on every single day so we can go to work and they are taking care of our loved ones. i understand that c

>> i just think that me and blake were always meant to be together. i have a little mullet, right? with sting or else it would have happened right there. what's the name of the camp gwen went to in seventh grade? gwen? >> camp fox. >> jimmy: that's right, gwen, camp fox. did you know that? >> i did not know that. >> wow. >> jimmy: what were you going to say? >> i was going to guess. >> jimmy: good job. owes close game, 40-30. what prince song features gwen? what prince song features gwen? diane? >> "so far, so pleased." >> jimmy: that's right. congratulations, diane, you know gwen stefani better than gwen herself! bring in the prizes. oh, gwen, i'm sorry you lost. [ cheers and applause ] there you go thank you both. we'll be right back with gwen stefani, stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by lyft. download the app, request a ride, and be on your way in minutes. why shop marshalls? because... their prices will thrill you. whoo-hoo! the brands will surprise you. mwah! and every trip feels like an instant victory. woman:

i am not an attorney. there seems to be equal numbers of people on either side of the issue, and that is what we have a court to take a look at. finally, i want to thank you for the amendment. i've reviewed it. i want to be on it before you offered next week. we can work on some concerns, but i think you have consulted with the bill's sponsors. it makes sense. interestingly enough, people have said this was going to scuttle the bill. it was some sort of way to undermine the essence of the bill. it is another example of where we are creating theater of this. if you look at it, it makes total sense. i would really encourage people to look at this for what it is. it is something that could have enduring value, and it is something that maybe, if you vote against it or you are responsible for not moving it through the senate, you will rue the day in the future, not with this president, but the future president. meetingssley: adjourned. announcer: senators today discussed legislation that would require just cause before a special

i think we should be around 10% a year in the region. ep in mind, we are talking about the middle east, there is need for most industries to grow just because i think the middle east still has room to grow. look at the population and demographics in our favor. francine: because they are young, the youth will spend a lot more in five to 10 years. how will the economy shift? mohamed: the economy will shift positively, because the governments are working harder than anyone in the past. you see positive changes taking place. that is the same thing within the uae. i am quite interested in egypt. with all the other issues we have, i believe things are going -- i don't believe things are going to get any worse than this. we look forward to a more positive trend in policy and politics and economic growth. francine: in terms of growth country by country, which will outperform the others? mohamed: the majority of our focus is saudi arabia, uae, egypt. i would say egypt is growing faster now. saudi arabia is optimistic with the changes you see takin

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