. >> i will repeat the question in a minute but the answer is because this will not produce a result. it has been perfectly clear the only way to produce this result is for the president and the speaker of the house and the minority leader to agree because we need votes from democrats both of the senate and the house in order to pass a measure the president will sign that my question from the senator from maryland is this blockade against business on the floor absolute? . >> madden president i repeat my rebuttal to the distinguished majority leader if his objections are resolute. we pass the bill that will have unanimous consent that has been passed unanimously by this body for these appropriations. the last time i checked the constitution that is enough for the override. i don't think anything has changed. they have nothing to do, zero to do, with homelandal security. zero. so why does of those distinguished majority leader as a coequal branch of government allow us to speak on behalf of our responsibilitieson? let us take our action right now today at this very moment and passed six

>> madamm president, of course i would repeat my request to the distinguish leader whether his objections are absolute. let me just point this out. we passed the bill that i'm going to come i ask unanimous consent, basically that's been passed near unanimous by this body, 92-6 for these appropriations. the last have checked the constitution that's enough even for a veto override. i don't think it has changed. these bills have nothing to do, zero, to do with homeland security wallse issue. zero. so why doesn't our distinguish majority leader as the leader of a coequal branch of government allow us to speak on behalf of of our responsibilities under article one of the constitution? let us take our action that we can take right now today at this very moment and past six appropriation bills where there is no controversy whatsoever in this body. >> as i said, madam president, repeatedly, won't solve the problem because the president has made it clear he won't sign them. so let me try again. let me try one more time. does the senator intend to vote against proceeding to other measures -- >> the

>> madam president. >> senator for marilyn. >> i would repeat my request to the distinguished majority with his objections are absolute. let me just point this usout. we passed the bill that i ask unanimous consent, basically that's been passed near unanimously from this body. the last time i checked the constitution that's enough even for a veto override. i think nganything is changed. these bills have nothing to do. zero to do with homeland security wall issues. zero. so why does in our distinguished majority leader as the leader of a coequal branch of government allow us to speak on behalf of of our response abilities under article number one of the constitution. let us take our action that we could take right now at this very moment and past six appropriation bills where there is no controversy whatsoever in this body. >> as i've said, it won't solve the problem because the president has made it clear he won't sign it. let me try one more time. does the senator do the chair, does the senator intend to vot against proceedings of other à >> senate will come to order. >> the senator

i repeat that. in the aggregate, the numbers we saw, low unemployment claims, unbelievably strong, retail sales, the industrial production number from the federal reserve where business equipment went up for the seventh straight month, just a scattered look at all those kind of data points suggest to us we're still in a very strong mode right now. i use the 3% as our longer term view. i also think it's going to pan out in the short run. so we will see. yes. reporter: the chinese talks this week, is it possible we will see the framework for a deal emerge? mr. kudlow: i don't want to say that. secretary mnuchin is correct. i don't want to make any predictions on that. these are very difficult, very, very important. the only comment i'll make -- and i said this before -- the scope of these talks will be the broadest and deepest in u.s.-china history. we never had anything this comprehensive. and i regard that as a big plus. how these things are worked out, we'll have to wait and see. the president has

as i keep repeating the law is now quite clear in the united kingdom and indeed in the european union we're leaving on that date now there are people in the house of commons who are trying to change that decision change the decision of parliament. they are assuming that the european union will automatically provide some extension to article fifty i magine the european union is going to want to ask what for why are you extending article fifty. one of the draft proposals extends article fifty for nine months do you really want the united kingdom to take part in the european union elections to the european parliament when we're planning to leave the european union just nine months later tell your sympathies are suddenly with them see well i'm i'm i'm endeavoring to be understanding of the difficulties that we're facing but the. i keep repeating the poll of our parliament has spoken and legislated both main parties were elected on the basis of the. triggering of article fifty which set the date for the twenty ninth of march and that is now implemented in law. you've been saying that no de

whether the meeting took place and what did you talk about all venezuelans know this person and i will repeat my question have imagines do as data could be you are not i've already answered i haven't of course not so what if we spoke with officials of course we did circumstantial evidence also hits that the room of why do a being overwhelmed by washington's a mission could be true look at the person appointed by the white house to oversee the transformation of venezuela a lift this building thirty years ago this week from our work here so it's very nice to be back this is america's main battle tank in the regime change course part of the reagan administration he funneled the long way around federal weapons through iran soon he was right wing anti government extremists both thing illegal under u.s. law he tried to pressure congress into giving the weapons to the regime of reassessment in guatemala who was later charged with jen. aside and crimes against humanity is just a couple of confirmed achievements by earlier albums from when he held the position and i'm not kidding the position of assis

and that story in many ways can be repeated over and over again. so i say to my republican friends, don't let president trump hold hostage all of these fine people who have done nothing wrong themselves. don't let him use the government shutdown to try and get his way, because that's not how it should work and that's not what's going to happen. instead, let's reopen the government, start paying our food safety inspectors, our park rangers, our air traffic controllers, our federal courts, and our border patrol agents so they can do the work they're supposed to do for the american people. all we have to do is take up legislation that senate republicans already support. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on and now to capitol hill for a press conference with house republican leaders. >> every freshman that came in chose politics over the country but that was wrong. we watched a new freshman use this language, get cheered by their base and watched the new speaker say nothing. that

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and that story in many ways can be repeated over and over again. so i say to my republican friends, don't let president trump hold hostage all of these fine people who have done nothing wrong themselves. don't let him use the government shutdown to try and get his way because that's not how it should work and that'sow not what's going to happen. instead, let's reopen the government start paying our food safety inspectors, our park rangers, our air traffic controllers, our federal courts, and our border patrol agents so they can do the work they are supposed to do for the american people. all we have to do is take up legislation the senate republicans already support. >> congressional leaders are meeting at the white house to talk about how to resolve the government shutdown. president trump says congress must pass more than $5 billion for a border wall. house speaker nancy pelosi says they won't approve the spending. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says no bill is coming up on the senate floor unless the president is willing to sign it. the house

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merriment i repeat this again and at the same time of all international response to what is fast becoming a regional problem a problem with global consequences india and saudi arabia must ensure there were eventually within the orders i protest contempt and their status as refugees i live all to return to be a martyr is recognized.

merriment i repeat this again and at the same time call for all international response to what is fast becoming a regional problem a problem with global consequences india and saudi arabia must ensure there were eventually within the orders i protest contempt and their status as refugees live all to return to me and mark is recognized this pains me to punch in china as many of you already know yesterday my team and i undertook a visit to the island and the bay of bengal where bangladesh plans to relocate a large number of the refugees from design i am told that there are four hundred fifty chars in bad weather most of which are inhabitable. at the outset i must express my stance and and appreciation to the government of them with for setting my request to visit the ireland i travelled by helicopter and had an aerial view of the development of the island and surrounds it was clear to me that the government has put tremendous effort and resources into the construction of the buildings and environment another technical expert on construction and housing so i will now make comments any com

since we already covered the supervisor fewer ordinance, i won't repeat that, but i will mention, as mr. fragosi did, that this other ordinance that the mayor and supervisor brown, which deals with streamlining of small business permits actually does relate to this package on vacant storefronts, that is still awaiting coming forward for scheduling of any kind of a hearing. but we do have the details on that, and because it amends the planning code and the police code, it actually doesn't affect the building code directly, it's with this more indirect effect. so i don't expect any recommendation from the code advisory committee on this, but we will continue to work closely with the supervisor and the mayor's office on that package. i do want to mention that the mayor introduced yesterday, as you may have seen in that chronicle front-page story, an emergency shelter ordinance, which effectively will have d.b.i., the planning department, public works, and the fire department and some others probably setting up a memoranda of understanding arrangement with the department of homelessness

i really i repeat. to you. i'm sorry funny thanks so much. to the. right on. the. good afternoon today i am announcing that to my few police department will commit to having all elise officers receive forty hours of crisis intervention team training by two thousand and seventeen. so. this is breaking news coming out of the st louis area greater is the release they have reached a decision whether to indict severe wilson in the shooting death of an r.c. major michael brown we said get out now smith was. to tell her that her that. that. man they just held up that guy with a gun you just keep him healthy. like he was set up for somebody who's also will be going up for doing the art. form money. and the out. that. i feel like with. nothing wrong with his approach you know for myself i'm here because i want to just some back it was just as a family member. we were trying to just do things a little soft up. last summer. and just transpired there since they. last i was there. last. night i was. my. car i. have i don't i think soft. boy at the time. oh they are. was in the.

removing sections on the water satch three years ago with our house and before we cleaning before i repeatthis and before we planned. it that was our flour and anything here this is not really preferred. the result is a striving peaceful community and residents who take pride in keeping the neighborhood trash we. and there's now a riverside walkway that's a comfortable distance from the water. the community also has the support of a team of architects who developed a sustainable model home for it's made of stone and ward rather than plastic and sheet metal seven families live here. this is. the generals among them are going more met his wife and their two children. before and i have window. because in the past i don't have. the. change well i'm not saying that. it's not important but. the more important. social responsibility sustainable water management the people often call have shown what's possible the community has become a model of clean and green living now the neighborhood enjoys state support. the hopes. starting to understand that when it comes to ensuring the city's survival the

kudlow: i keep repeating how strong our economy is. i will keep repeating how strong our private economy is. , butw it is a little wonky cut me some slack. take a look at the production. do me a favor. look at the production numbers and you will see how strong we are. let me ask you something else. we are roughly two years and the trump administration. quarter, ofe first 2017, which was really president obama's last quarter, we have had seven trump corridors. three in 2017, 4 in 2018. i am penciling and 3% in the fourth quarter. we will of shown growth the first two years with our planned to roll back tax rates on andviduals and companies deregulate the economy and trade usmc trade reforms and talks with china that are progressing. we are growing better than 3%. future. predict the ali them saying, a whole lot of people said that would not be possible and it is possible. let me add one other thing. i am proud of this accomplishment because i was involved in its inception several years ago. these are the best employment numbers, blue-col

heard issue and of course there are a few other matters as well i don't want to repeat myself i don't want to talk about your political military union alliance with the united states and merican military bases in japan. but the two presidents also. talked in the detail about improving our relations economically culturally and managerial contexts but also international contacts with others for us to address complex issues i'm not just talking about the peace treaty there are many other issues that we need to work on that we have to. be partners on the international arena as well we shouldn't be in countries that are divided by. so that are in trenches against each other for example japan joined not all but many of the sanctions imposed on russia so how do you explain that. when we talk about. going to a new level low bar relations joined japan joined the anti russian statement by those made by the group of seven. and on the various issues seen the united nations japan. with japan votes against us and before going to moscow the japanese the chinese foreign minister went to europe where

. >> i will repeat it. hitler did it without the internet. why is it that today, people are not appalled by the blatant lies they read online, when many truths are so easy to ascertain? i'm not sure you can comment on this but this is the first question we have. >> that is a very hard question to answer because it seems to me that people are tuned in to what they want to hear. they just don't seem to hear what other people are telling them are facts, they just hear what they want to hear and that is how it all gets distorted and that gets -- the internet is a way that this makes it even worse. i guess that is all i can -- >> this is the subject, why we put so much on education and outreach, you can't rely on mass distribution of views. we need to have in face conversation to re-create unity, and middle schools, colleges, community groups, we have people outside their silos. >> why do you think the institutions of the judiciary and the press failed in germany? >> why do you think the press and the judiciary failed in germany in the 1930s? >> r