blum: i urge adoption of the bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4639 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid n the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? mr. blum: i move the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5028 to death the facility of the united states postal service oathed at 10721 ease jefferson avenue in detroit, michigan as the mary eleanora mccoy post office building. the clerk: h.r. 5028, a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service loathed at 10721 east jefferson avenue in detroit, michigan as the mary eleanora mccoy post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from iowa, mr. blum, and the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. lawrence, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman fr

i urge members to support this bill and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan. mrs. lawrence: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. . mrs. lawrence: i rise to upport h.r. 4925, to designate the facility of the united states post office service in findlay, ohio, as the michael oxley memorial post office building. he was elected to the house of representatives at the age of 28 and won a special election. serving as chair of the financial services, congressman oxley devoted himself to corporate oversight and insurance protection issues. he also led efforts to investigate and corporate scandals and is perhaps more well-known -- most well-known for the new accounting requirements and financial regulations enacted by the sarbanes-oxley act. congressman oxley retired after 25 years in the house and passed away in december, 2015, following a battle with lung cancer. mr. speaker, we shoul

defazio: i rise in support of the pipes bill. i i want to thank the chame they have subcommittee, the full committee, also the members of the energy and commerce committee, my colleague, mike capuano, and members of the energy and commerce committee on our side. this is a good, bipartisan product. something that's pretty rare around here these days. it re-authorizes the department of transportation's pipeline safety program for four years, includes a number of important measures that will better protect our communities. ensuring the pipelines are safe means to transport natural gas, hazardous liquids and crude oil. most importantly this bill gives the secretary of transportation new emergency authority to impose certain emergency restrictions and safety measures on pipeline operators to address an imminent hazard resulting from an incident or unsafe practice, authority that doesn't currently exist. here's a good example. you know, the recently, or fairly recently, we had defective pipeline from china. we shouldn't be buying pipeli

chairman, i rise in support of the bill. en i was elected to congress, i understood there will be tough votes. for me, this is one of those votes. for those of us with ties to puerto rico, this is a profoundly personal issue. there is plenty of blame to go around for this situation. san juan has played a role. but washington and wall street have equally contributed to this crisis. it is a crisis that is already harming working families who call the island home. and if left unaddressed, it ill grow immeasurably worse. so, today we stand at a fork in he road. the bill before us empowers puerto rico to restructure 100% of its debt. the only other route sends puerto rico to the courthouse. where it will be at the mercy of creditors who will inflict further suffering on the island. now some will suggest that if we oppose this bill, somehow a third option will magically appear before us. that is nonsense. the stark reality we now face promesa, her than there are no other options left. that does not mean that this is a perfect bill.

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. -- f.y. 2017 defense appropriations bill. and i want to thank chairman frelinghuysen for not only putting together a great bill that recognizes the dangers that exist in this world, whether it's china and their expans of -- expanding aggression of that part of the world, whether it's isis in the middle east, whether it's russia with their aggressive nature, wherever you look, mr. chairman, the world has gotten a lot more dangerous in the last number of years. so i want to thank the chairman for putting together a bill which will increase readiness, increase the number of the armed forces of the united states and i will close with this. all of those things are hugely important and it's about time we address them in an aggressive way that this bill does. to the chairman of the subcommittee, mr. frelinghuysen, i also think we all owe a great level of -- a great bit of gratitude for the way he's treating and continues to treat the men and women in uniform, the men and women of the armed forces. this bill is a reflection of his passion

that isn't in the bill. i hope it will be in future legislation. the fact is this bill does some very important points, not the least of which will be making more public and accessible the repeated request for various parts of foia and, of course, reducing the delays and the time lag. having said that, the establishment of a board, the recognition that only through diligence and closing the quality circle that occurs can we come back to this body and say more needs to be done and name it. but today is a day for celebration. i want to thank mr. cummings one more time, chairman chaffetz, the members of the house and the senate, urge the passage of the bill and recognize that this is in fact a 50-year-old law. it has stood the test of time. it has proven to be an asset for the american people and for their right to know. we will build on this and lastly , congresswoman maloney named it. there were outside transparency groups that spanned from the farthest left of our country's politics to the farthest right of our politics, all of whom wanted more open

we need to come together and pass this bill without any coversial riders. again, i want to thank representatives velazquez, serrano and resident commissioner pierluisi for their courage and integrity. mr. chairman, we need to pass this bill for the american citizens living in puerto rico and to meet the responsibility of which ms. velazquez spoke so eloquently and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: thank you, mr. chairman, your southern idaho accent got more southern. i would like to recognize the .entleman from arkansas mr. westerman: i rise in support of h.r. 5278. i thank the the gentleman from wisconsin and the chairman in crafting this legislation. h.r. 5278 is a compromised bill designed to save puerto rico from economic calamity and i suggest that the admission from both sides of the aisle that this bill isn't perfect is a testament that this is the best solution. the territory has missed payments on its debt and more and larger mispayments are on t

i can't watch. billminutes from the point where that call was made to when zookeepers decided to kill the gorilla. what a moment that is that captured the nation. martha: you cannot imagine. i don't blame her. i can't watch. blame to go all around. the gorilla did not survive that incident. new details in the suspected murder-suicide that unfold at ucla. the shooter, apparently a disgruntled student killed the professor and then turned the gun on himself. adam housley joins us live in los angeles. what do we know about the shooter and victim this case? reporter: it's gone from fear to sadness. a doctoral candidate was the shooter. the professor was the father of two young boys who went to baseball games and coached. it seems the suspect was at one point a ph.d student with him. there had been some rambling blogs about the suspect about the professor that didn't make much sense. but police believe the student was disgruntled and killed william klug. >> bill was such a kind, gentle spirit. obviously very a

so h.r. 4775 is a dangerous and unnecessary bill, and i oppose the bill. and i urge my colleagues to reject this latest assault on public health and to support the further improvements of air quality for our constituents. mr. speaker, we received, as i said, over 130 letters of opposition. i would ask that those letters be entered into the record for the sake of this dialogue. the chair: covered under general leave. mr. tonko: with that i yield back. i'll reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. whitfield: mr. chairman, at this time i would like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. olson, who is vice chairman of the energy and power subcommittee. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. olson: i thank my friend from kentucky. mr. chairman, every time i talk about this bipartisan bill, i make sure to emphasize one point. i want clean air. i remember houston, 1970's. we could not see the downtown there the smog. we have made a lot of progress since then. the whole country has m

i called one of my providers and asked questions about my bill. and in the process of that conversation, i learned, this is over two years ago, that there was a $10 charge on my bill for a certain service that now was included in the basic package. and i said, well, so i'm paying $10 and i don't have to? and the person on the other end of the line kind of said, yeah. you're paying $10 and you don't have to pay it. i said, well were you going to tell me this? and they said, well, no, you have to call in and ask. that's exactly the kind of hide the ball that infuriates people. so if i hadn't called in and asked, that $10 could still be on my bill today. based on the billing practices of the company's represented at -- of the companies represented at this hearing. so we have done a huge investigation and i have reviewed a lot of material and my staff has and i've consumed a lot of information about this. so i decided two days ago i'd take another spin. now i know a lot. now i know the difference between a customer service representative and a retensio

russell: i urge the aboppings of the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4906. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed. mr. russell: mr. speaker, i ask for yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on his question will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? mr. russell: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the the and pass h.r. 4904, making electronic government accountable by yielding ngible efficiencies act of 2016. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 457. h.

i urge passage of this bill. and i yield back the balance of my time. ms. wasserman schultz: i would just point out that title 8 of the u.s. code specifically references the term illegal alien and the purpose of referencing it that way is specifically so that the majority can require the library of congress to continue to use the term illegal alien. we are being a little too cute by half here and i will also point out that congressman castro is the sponsor of legislation that would do what the chairman just seth suggested. he has legislation that would change the term illegal alien in title 8 of the u.s. code. instead of dealing with the political issue in the midst of an unrelated appropriations bill, we should allow the legislative process to work under regular order and have that bill move through the regular process. i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida reserves. the gentleman from georgia. mr. graves: i want to follow up on that for just a moment and i'm glad to hear there is legislation to address their concerns. i think that's the appro

so i appreciate the leadership including this bill that i authored with my colleagues into the house defense appropriations bill. it was critical that it come with the resources because you just can't increase end strength. it has to come with the money to do that. this committee did that. i appreciate that. i also want to say there's important provisions in here to ensure our allies, the european reassurance initiative. it's funded here, along with the global response force. and a pay raise for our service men and women. they richly deserve this. thank you very much. i appreciate that. i want to say how important it is we bring forward all these initiatives, preserving our end strength. reassuring our allies. ensuring that the global response force has proper funding. all of this, mr. speaker, are going to help strengthen the hand of diplomats. at our best we're a nation that you look at our strengths, it's substaniated in our founding documents. on our best day countries want to be by us, it's the freedom and prosperity that comes from the power, and all of this is relying on the pr

to your bill, too. i know when i look at my phone bill, i see a lot of government stuff on there. so maybe there are ways we could make the bills less by actually removing government obstacles. the fact is the market for television content has evolved quite rapidly through its own technological advancement and expanding consumer choices. milton friedman west argued the essence of the effect of television industry and telephone industry and computer industry or mail delivery industry, you name it, is competition. if there's an argument there is not competition these can be serious problems. as long as there's competition and appears to be vibrant competition, you a choice. i have two satellite companies, i have two satellite companies, i can stream things. i have to have my son help me with that, but i can stream things as well. there's competition. there's more subscriptions you can get without a contract because it's becoming very competitive. one big cable company was bankrupt, apparently they're not a huge amount -- they're struggling to make enough profit. anyway, i think it's

yet the bill that comes to the floor i must again painfully say an appropriations bill that i will not be able to support. it is a bill that really keeps the wheels going in this place. it is not a more important bill, but it keeps the wheels going so that we can do the people's work. but here is what is happening that i think is dastardly reflection on what we have come . to let me be very clear as a senior member of the judiciary committee dealing with the mechanics of lawmaking, dealing with laws that ultimately provide people's civil or criminal justice relief or constitutional relief. i want to tell my colleagues who wrote this language that the issue dealing with the lie brare riff congress is administrative. the idea that noncitizen and unauthored immigration has any impact on creating a comprehensive immigration system , which i have introduced legislation along with my colleagues joining with them over the years, it has no import and impact of law. it is truly an administrative task that the library of congress is attempting to comport with national experts of librarians. ever

>> i think nobody knows, bill. i have absolutely no idea. all i know is that he should be. why he doesn't fight it and why he doesn't fight it with strength and with vigor, nobody knows. that's certainly a topic of conversation for plenty of people. but he is not too long a good job. that is for sure. >> now, if you don't know, and i don't know either, although i think that he believes that his outreach to the muslim world that the president's personal outreach deintensifies attention directed at the u.s.a. i think he believes that you said this morning on "fox & friends" or you implied there may be a sinister reason for him not engaging isis more aggressively. do you want to define that further? >> i can't define it i mean, nobody knows what's going on. nobody knows why he doesn't have more anger. why he doesn't have more competitive zeal. sea competitive person. why doesn't he have more competitive zeal to knock them out, bill. look at what's going on. look at what's happening? this orlando attack was just absolutely horrendous and, yet, he still doesn't even use the word

i went to eric rivera's viewing and just grieve with those families. billck to the question, though, do we know where the wife is? is she accounted for? >> everything i know right now i'm sure -- i'm not being briefed on exactly where she is, but no one has said they don't know where she is. bill: the president called you wednesday afternoon. he was in florida yesterday. why did it take four days to have a conversation? >> i don't know why. i asked for an emergency declaration for the state from the president, i have not received that yet. i thanked him for coming to florida yesterday. he came with the vice president. i heard from president george w. bush, i heard from snare giuliani, i have gotten letters of support from governments around the world. i want to thank everybody it's heart wrenching for these families to listen to their stories. bill: what's the rub between you and the commander-in-chief. what's going on there. >> i would know how he makes his decisions. my job is to do everything i can to bring this community back together again. get to ever

but before i discuss this bill, mr. president, i want to take a few minutes to extend my condolences to all who lost loved ones in the who are refusic act of terrorism -- in the horrific act of terrorism that took place over the weekend in orlando, florida. the unspeakable act of violence underscores how critical it is for the nation's law enforcement to have the tools they need to prevent future incidents and protect the american people. this bill funds important functions, mr. president, that are vital to our nation's security, including law enforcement, immigration enforcement, cybersecurity, and severe weather forecasting. i believe that this bill reflects our strong bipartisan relationship on the appropriations committee, and i thank my colleagues across the aisle for working with us to move the bill out of the committee. as chairman of the commerce, justice, and science subcommittee, i've worked with my colleagues to provide critical funding for the u.s. department of commerce and justice, the national aeronautics

to your bill, too. i know when i look at my phone bill, i see a lot of government stuff on there. so maybe there are ways we could make the bills less by actually removing government obstacles. the fact is the market for television content has evolved quite rapidly through its own technological advancement and expanding consumer choices. milton friedman west argued the essence of the effect of television industry and telephone industry and computer industry or mail delivery industry, you name it, is competition. if there's an argument there is not competition these can be serious problems. as long as there's competition and appears to be vibrant competition, you a choice. i have two satellite companies, i have two satellite companies, i can stream things. i have to have my son help me with that, but i can stream things as well. there's competition. there's more subscriptions you can get without a contract because it's becoming very competitive. one big cable company was bankrupt, apparently they're not a huge amount -- they're struggling to make enough profit. anyway, i think it's

i urge my colleagues to support passage of this important bill. i look forward to continuing to work with mr. engel and mr. royce to develop even stronger ties to our neighbors in the hemisphere. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida yields back the balance of her time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4939 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 -- ms. ros-lehtinen: i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: i move the house suspend the rules and pass .res. 43 as amended. the clerk: house resolution 34 , expressing concerning recording system attic

i think bill you are probably the most successful person i know that nobody likes.and we'll have the factor tip of the day, perhaps the best sports caster in history, talking politics. tip moments away. >>> a smart sports caster talks about socialism in a moment but first we're pleased to tell you that the children's book will be in the marketplace tomorrow called "the day the president was shot and the formula we used as you may know takes hiettghlis from the adult book so kids can understand the situation. lots of pictures, fun to read, very educational. if you want to get the kids off the machines, check out "the day the president was shot". legend of lies number one for the fourth consecutive week. fair and balanced, i think not. you brought bernie sanders's operatives on criticizing the democrats, not one word about trump. that's because the segment was about sanders and isis. it had nothing to do with trump. >>> when you are going to endorse trump. ? never, ben. we don't endorse, we scrutinize, everybody. fox news needs to get its info straight. the paris terr

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shop and i said bill how's the book going? and he said, i have a publisher. i thought to myself after my years of working on book tv, gotta help the book industry doesn't chew him up and spit him out because they can be very difficult. i said who is your publisher? and he said, simon & schuster. and my jaw dropped to the floor. a first-time author getting published by a simon and schuster is an amazing event. just take my word for it. so please join me in welcoming bill walker, he has agreed to begin his talk tonight by reading a little bit from his book. my earlier thoughts were that all my gosh it is great that bill got simon & schuster, now that i have have read the book, i think simon & schuster should be glad to have bill walker. so please help me welcome bill walker tonight. [applause]. >> thank you so very much and thank you for so many of my students in the classes showing showing up. i certainly appreciated and look forward to this. the book is about a disastrous battle in france called -- a 122,000 americans were 2000

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bill which people are discussing. iu prefer your bill. but should they allow -- should the speaker just allow a vote on this? >> here's a great question wlachlt bill exactly are they talking about? because i have heard references to many different pieces of legislation. i bet you if i went on the house floor right now -- >> this is the king bill we're talking about, right. >> i don't believe that there should be a vote on that legislation. in my opinion, and it's my opinion, the due process protections that are there, that aren't there is of great concern to me. and we have an oath. we have a duty that we take to protect the constitutional rights of our citizens. so i strongly believe that we should do everything in our power to ensure that terrorists are not able to have access to any type of firearm, any type of explosive. i just think it's incredibly important how we draft the legislation beyond just that sound bite. so as far as that one bill, i don't support it. i don't believe that it should be voted on. if it is

i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. young: this bill was developed over two years, with the help of stake holders from state and local governments as well as child welfare organizations. i want to thank these stake olders as well as give recognition to my colleague, congressman delaney, for his work on this i would also be remiss if i didn't acknowledge the substantial efforts of members of our staff from the ways and means committee staff, ryan martin, to my own personal office staff, jamie light who literally authored this legislation. went through about 50 different version until we got it right. to zan of congressman delaney's staff for his hard work. this was a team effort. this is the sort of big idea, bipartisan team work we need more of in washington, d.c. all of you have helped make it happen here today. i want to thank my fellow ways and means colleague whors co-sponsors of the legislation for their leader shipp and continued support. social impact partner shipps adress our moral responsibilities to ensure that social programs

bill: do you trust comey? >> yes i do. lynch. >> i have good experiences with her here in new york. i was surprised yesterday. bill: do you trust the commander-in-chief after this. >> not on this no, not on this issue. he can not confront reality of islamist terrorism. bill: is the fbi getting what it needs? when they talk about a needle in a haystack i believe them and it is hard to stop. do they have the tools that are necessary now to catch the next one? >> i don't know if they will ever have enough tools but, make much greater use of local police, bring local police into it more. as far as tools, i think fbi, only based on agents i have spoken to, they don't feel support coming from the commander-in-chief and they feel if something goes wrong in an investigation, if they go too far, if they're accused of spying or they are accused of profiling that could be end of their career. they don't feel like way mayor bloomberg and ray kelly stood behind the nypd. they don't feel the president of the united states will give them

i am bill o'reilly.emember the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, a big shift in the race for the white house as donald trump loses ground to hillary clinton in brand-new fox polling while hillary clinton's numbers head south on honesty and her e-mail. welcome to the kelly file everyone, i'm megyn kelly. the trump campaign has been hounded about questions about the fraud case and mr. trump's comment that the judge ruled against him. now it appears that all of this may have taken its toll. according to a brand-new fox poll hillary clinton is leading donald trump 42% to 49% and it's not because she's gaining any

it was a reason i had to vote against last year's bill. i was deeply concern fundamental we use this o.c.o. approach for one year, it will be easy to do it next year and the year after, ensuring an enduring balance between security and domestic spending. sump an approach would be counter to the original rationale o of the budget contrl act which proposed proportionally equal cuts to force a bipartisan compromise. ultimately, we must return to an era of budget deliberations on which all discretionary spending, both defense and non-defense, is judged by its merited and not by arbitrary limit. we need to begin working together now to remove the budget caps not just for the department of defense but for all federal agencies that contribute to our collective national and economic security. providing relief from the caps to only the defense portion while ignoring the very real consequences of continuing to underfund the non-defense portion moves us farther away from that goal. with that, madam president, i would yield the floor and note the absen

i don't even know how it got on my bill. i think you just started putting it on my bill and i wasn't paying close enough attention. all right. she says. but if i actually have the protection plantain off, there will be a $10 disconnection fee. it would be a $10 disconnection fee for me to quit paying the $7.99 every month? that's correct. and it's a one time disconnection fee? yes, it's one time. and what do i pay you for? paying for, she says? yeah, what am i paying for, for you to just quit charging me for the service, i have to pay you $10? well, no, basically -- i think -- and then i say i think what we need to do, i think now it's time for me to switch carriers. if you're going to charge me $10 for charging me something i don't want anymore, i think it's time to switch carriers. all right. well, that's just the policy. so once i take off the $10 -- take off the protection plan charge it will be automatically on your account. okay. so what you're saying is if i want to cancel $7.99 that you've been getting every month for

to the bill that senator tester and i included or the amendment that we should in the f.y. 2017 defense appropriations bill. so we have already put $75 million in the defense appropriation bill to start the acquisition, the dollars are there, and this is the authorization that goes with the dollars. and so again, i think, you know, we have worked very hard on this, we have set it up the right way and it's something we need to do. the second amendment i have introduced will help to meet the challenge of training enough pilots to fly r.p.a.'s or remotely piloted aircraft, unmanned aircraft. which, you know, i don't know that there is any mission in air force, perhaps the whole d.o.d., that's more in demand right now than r.p.a.'s, unmanned aircraft. i mean, all over the world we're using this amazing tool, the predator, and it is in tremendous demand right now, so that also creates a tremendous demand for pilot training. so chairman mccain and ranking member reed included language in the base bill that requires air force to make the transition to using e

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think that what bill is doing. these guys, i know bill kristol. smart guy. i don't understand why if it was so important why, didn't you do this to mitt romney four years ago when he was atrocious nominee or john mccain a terrible nominee eight years ago. look, people like me are told by the establishment get on the bandwagon, you lost -- lou: telling these guys, matt schlapp has tried to talk sense to him. have you tried to talk to him? i thought it was interesting, bill kristol sent out a tweet saying he hadn't become a roaring jackass, i don't know who's giving him that information. >> i'm talking to him right now. i can tell you, these guys are hearing it from all corners, that they have to cease and desist because what they're doing, they're going to own, they're going to own hillary clinton as president, if they cause another third-party candidate. lou: i don't think she'll be elected even with their assistance. but what i do think they will own without question or quivication is the ignorance and the misjudgment in the betrayal of the party

but i don't oppose the bill because i didn't get an amendment in here. the fact that my amendments were deemed unsuitable for debate by the congress of the united states is an indication of the underlying problems with the bill. to you can't debate the future of puerto rico here in the congress of the united states, imagine when you give it to meet ed people that can in secret. they can meet in secret without informing office any one of their decisions. if we can't have a debate about puerto rico, if it's so important, why not take time to have a debate about the amendments that are offered by people here? we're engaged today in a wholly undemocratic activity in the world's greatest democracy. we're debating how to take power from the people who are virtually powerless already. as i have said throughout this debate, puerto rico by virtue of court cases and the territorial clause of the constitution, belongs to but is not a part of the united states. i say to all of my colleagues, treat them with dignity, with respect, do not put blinders on as though they

president, i think this is a good bill. i want to thank senator reed for the cooperation and the effort that has been made on our committee in a -- on a bipartisan basis. if it were not for his cooperation and assistance and partnership, equal partnership, we would not have been able to have a bill of these significant numbers. i want to thank the members for their votes, but i'd also like to point out as happy as i am about the size of the vote, that we left out some very important amendments. we left out particularly one that has to do with interpreters who are being slaughtered as we speak because they are the number one targets for the taliban and for isis. so as i take pleasure in the size of the vote, i would also urge my colleagues that when we take up a bill of this significance, not every senator can have his or her way, not every senator can have their amendment particularly when it's not agreed on the other side. so i have to say i blame a few senators that believe it's their way or the highway. i hope that when w

i don't want to hit him anymore and in retrospect bill, no doubt about it. ngs of parkinson's back then, still in the rain against ali shows you what i love about boxing.you fight, you get your all, you trained to be the other guy but at the end you hung the other guy and gladiators appreciate another warrior and that's what's happening today. jon: we grow up in a time where a heavyweight boxing match was on network television on a friday night and the whole family watched . >> we didn't grow up with the radio but they grew up listening to the radio. you have joe lewis's fight of the month club, let's see who we now. rocky marciano gave italians a reason she to cheer, let's see what he's doing now. how would marciano do against ali? that's the debate we be having in the green room today if we are work in a different era and that was happening in bars back then. jack johnson, what he meant to america at the time. jack dempsey, jean tunney, all these things represent an era. my hope is that another tyson, ali, another dempsey and mark marciano, board because it

bill: between clinton and trump. >> it's not that simple. i said from the beginning that if somebody came into ohio and they were a divider, that they wouldn't win the state. bill: you don't even sounds like you are on the fence. >> he's trending the wrong way with me. martha: stay tuned for all of that. bill: hillary clinton asked the question about the economy. did she answer the question. bret: what specifically would you do differently with the economy than president obama has done. >> i think that 76 months of job creation is a good start. bret: it's not different. what would you do differently than the obama administration. >> what i want to establish is we have gotten out of that deep ditch we were dropped into. i want as big an infrastructure project as dwight eisenhower had when he did the interstate highways. i also want to inseaso incentivb growth. bill: what did you make of that answer, byron. >> the first thing is it is true in poll after poll after poll, the voters say the economy and jobs the two most important issues in the cam

bill, is that accurate think? yield to my friend. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. yes, it will be a very fair, wide-open process, just in the rules committee, looking at which bills. those that have not been able to be offered already in committee, where these bills have gone through subcommittee, full committee, with amendments being offered, and then it will be brought to the floor, so we can get the work done and move a bill forward. mr. hoyer: i understand what the gentleman is saying. and it appears to me that it is an abandonment of the speaker's and others' representations that when appropriation bills are brought to the floor they'll be brought to the floor with an open rule, or a rule that will allow any and all amendments that seek to be offered by members on both sides of the aisle to be offered. from the gentleman's explanation, i believe that is not the case and a deviation from the announced policy at the beginning of the year, it seems to me, mr. leader, madam speaker, that it's a pragmatic udgment that some amendments are making it difficult on your

bill: how does this ends with bernie sanders? >> ihink democrats will come together in a united voice in notch wanting to break down barriers and build bridges. bill: and materials is not going quietly. >> i don't think anyone wants the voice of bernie sanders to go away. bernie sanders excited so many people. i believe democrats want the power of the message resonating with the message of secretary clinton. his fight wasn't just for himself, his fight was for the american people, and that's what hillary clinton is fighting for as well. bill: we have a lot to discuss in the coming months. hope you come back. martha: one of the first members of congress to endorse donald trump is facing a tough election of her own. what is the impact on the down ballot. >> i will never ever let you down. i'll make you proud of our party and our movement. >> tonight we close one chapter in history and begin another. our campaign received more primary votes than any other gop campaign in history. no matter who they are, we spf more votes. that's a great

>> i don't disagree what it was, we know what it was. not the way it was billed. >> i thought it was -- >> here's what it is, like a george clooney movie. you go in to see george clooney and you got juan williams. >> that's even better. >> i think there's a confusion of what the premise was, i knew it was about trump. >> when have we ever complained about that with somebody else? the reason i heard it -- >> foreign policy address by hillary clinton in san diego. right on, i'm ready. >> we don't mind when trump bashes everybody, do we? >> in the last three or four polls, donald trump is beating hillary clinton in safety and security in america. >> that's not true. "the wall street journal"/nbc poll said 56% of voters clinton is better handling foreign policy. >> yesterday quinnipiac had donald trump beating hillary clinton in securing america and on the economy. she beat him on immigration. >> we're talking about who's better at handling foreign policy, eric. >> the harvey lembeck poll says neither of them know anything. >> last word, kg? >> i think she gave what

i applaud senator reed for their work on this bill. i hope we praik progress on this bill. we now have a situation where 129 people on average are dying every single day. we have in my home state of ohio and around the country epidemic levels not just of heroin and prescription drugs but out in fentanyl, a synthetic form of heroin. it is facted every community and every state. this is the eighth time i've come on the floor to talk about this issue since the senate passed their legislation here on march 10. by the way, that's every week we've been in session then, and i came initially to encourage the house to act, urged them to move on it. they have now done that a couple of weeks ago. now i am urging the house and senate to come together, because we have some differences in our two afroaches this, but -- approaches to this but for the most part we have commonality. there's common ground on how to deal with this issue, better treatment and recovery, helping our law enforcement better deal with t my message is very simple: we know what's in the house bill. we know what's in

>> this is the part that i just don't get, which is bill's worked in the white house, i've worked in ite house, we've seen these people up close and personal. i have great respect for the president i worked for, but many of these political leads are including senators and congressmen, they say things behind the camera that are very politically incorrect, that take on our allies, that take on the heads of corporations, then that camera turns on, don, and they use these very careful diplomatic words. it's true, donald trump simply doesn't do that. but it matches the time of the american people who are really sick to death that we have these serious problems. we have an economy that won't jump start. that's a very serious problem if you don't live in new york city or washington, d.c. or earn your living in some sort of government entity. it's very serious problem for the american people and it's a very serious problem that these radicals are amongst us, these terrorists and they seem to be on the rise. we're not able to stop it. our people are being slaughtered. if you look at all that,

>> i thought so. like you, billonce in a hotel in new york where i approached him, this was back in the 1970s and asked him to write an autograph for my son which he very sweetly done. my son promptly lost it. it was for a moment at least a cherished possession like some people i thought he was an amazing athlete and a great boxer and he was on a personal level, i think a very sweet man which is why as you suggested children respond to do him and people in general respond to do him were then and are now even more willing to overlook what you might consider his foibles, his love affair for a while there with the nation of islam. i think over time he sort of worked his way away from that. >> what the people don't know about muhammad ali is that he won an olympic medal in boxing but he was only a kid, really, when he was thrust into the spotlight. and at that time in history, in american history, there was a lot of turbulence. there was the civil rights going on. >> oh yeah,. >> black power, nation of islam, for a kid

>> i oppose the bill. i oppose the bill coming to the floor. if it came to the floor, i would vote against it. but i don't -- i'm not saying i oppose it both coming to the floor and being voted on, without having a solution of my own and solutions of others i'm willing to get behind. i think it's important when you're against something, at the same time you're also for something. speaker ryan as prioritized being a party of solutions, and ideas. it was just today, actually, the speaker rolled out a very thorough replacement plan with obamacare, which after hundreds of -- >> we have enough going on tonight. we don't need to go to obamacare. i'm confused. you're opposed to it being voted on, but you are open to it being voted on? i'm sorry, it -- >> i think the bill he said tonight he did not want the bill this evening voted on. >> okay. >> i'm going to go to bob cusack. bob, what would you like to know from the congressman? >> congressman, the democrats have basically hijacked the floor from the majority party, your party. is that why the house r

bill: i had a rifle before i had a baseball bat. >> anthony: meet jesse, bill, bo, and daniel.about when we see the latest stats on gun purchases in america and shake our heads uncomprehendingly. [ gunshots ] that cultural divide, much more than policy, is what's kept the issue of gun control so polarized, and so frankly, hopeless. >> bo: he had a gun before he had a baseball bat. i'm in the same situation. i was shooting a bb gun when i was 5 years old, and i knew at that time it wasn't a toy, it was weapon, and i was very well educated by my father on the responsible use of that piece of equipment. and that's what's critical to me. >> bill: i shoot all the time, and i'm always trying to shoot better than i did last week. it's relaxing, you're out with friends. it's fun. >> anthony: there's a dark little genie in all of us, i think, that wants to pick up a gun, point it at something and blast away. >> bill: this is the new springfield arm 9 millimeter -- >> anthony: yup. >> bill: -- with a 19-round clip. >> anthony: i like guns. i don't own a gun, but i like holding them. i li

is a very good bill. i know some of my colleagues may have some things to say that they would want to have added or few things they want to see changed, but all things considered this is a very good bill. let me tell you why. this bill provides funding for the entire united states military, including critical funding to help fight the islamic state and others who wish to do us harm. this bill ensures that our military receives the 2.1% pay raise they deserve instead of the 1st6 pay raise requested by president obama. an important function of our military's research and development of new technology and weapons system, this bill provides funding for those efforts. this bill makes important investment in military readiness, providing for equipment procurement for each of the service branches. we are sending far too many of our service members into harm's way with outdated or damaged equipment. so this bill also includes much needed funding for maintenance operations. this bill also includes vital funding for