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therefore, i think while democrats, as ileana was pointing out, if they want to get anything done, if any side wants to get anything done in the senate, it is going to have to be somewhat bipartisan, but it's not likely to be big ticket legislative items because there's a danger for democrats where the energy is in their party, to work with the president on anything. >> just to your point, david. ileana, how do you thing the democrats will capitalize that as you look ahead to the 2018 midterms in terms of the anti-trump energy and the momentum they feel they have right now? >> there's no real incentive for democrats to work with republicans because the real energy in their base, and we have seen democrats overperform in all of the special elections since trump has taken office, is on, you know, a real anti-trump platform. and they risk sapping some of that energy ahead of the midterms if they, you know, appear on a podium with the president and hand him another legislative victory. so i think the chances are slim that we'll see democrats partner up with republicans, with one exception

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of america so ileana lewis was surrounded by the metropolitan post and the largest one in the united states just a few blocks away and i have it up. but it was another silver shirt. then you have the odd fascists the whites guard meant the american warriors in the nationalist party i have easily six to eight more here but it would have a crowded the map too much. here's what you need to know. and then we can move on. at charlottesville they were chanting the jews well not replace us. downtown la this is just a few weeks ago from 1933 until pearl harbor virtually every week if not every two weeks we had decided about that one. this is a map of homegrown local american nazis they have a lot of sites. how many people are we talking about is this just a few nutballs were married in their basements what is the extent of this. the deutsche house here. and the nazis in la they went through two iterations. they began they sent over a german captain in march 1933 to start a nazi organization. in los angeles. in july 26, 1933 they held their first open meeting at the all title berg which is no

they are going to push on issues like immigration, and they are going to push back as ileana said on entitlement reform, if they do bring that up, that's something that divides the republican caucus especially in the senate where there are senators that are really wary of touching some of the very issues that are important, especially to seniors and others. we're entering a year where, yes, they had a big victory on the tax fight but there's a lot of roadblocks ahead and it's going to be tough for them. >> but caitlyn, to you, it may not have been pretty the way they got here, and michael points to nothing new in the white house and the west wing inside the oval office, that's where the meeting was, but objectively speaking, it got done and they got a big legislative win done that has not happened in three decades, and then a partial obamacare repeal within this tax reform, and a lot of lower and very important court judicial appointments done, and gorsuch, a supreme court pick, so? >> that's why you saw all of the republicans standing at the white house the other day praising the pr

gutierrez is now a lame duck as is raul labrador and ileana ross lightman. immigration is more and more cnet as the national security issue, and base more, more on immigrants from muslim countries. and even the daca kids have gotten so aggressive, they shouted down pelosi. it's not a good image. so what do you see as the leverage to get them legalize completely? and to even shut down the government. i don't see it. >> good thing i'm an optimist. i would say this. [inaudible] >> yeah. i firmly believe, and i've said this for many years as a member of congress and out as an attorney general, that i believe the daca agreements are here to stay piccadilly they will be some of our greatest leaders in the future. because they have been tested. for them to get out, and another saying, undocumented and unafraid. that's powerful. because they put everything on the line. by the way they used to shout at me, too. [inaudible] >> but you know what? that's the american way. that's what i love about them so much is that they're willing to get out and say i'm going to fight

. >> let's bring in ileana as we watch the fire spread. the latest update is 50-60 acres. they have had wind gusts, 25 miles per hour, not as strong as we have seen with the previous fires. what are the conditions like from your perspective in news chopper 4 right now? >> the conditions are very smokey, whit. i'll pull the shot out so you can see what i'm seeing. thousands of feet up in the air. the smoke plume is as tall as we are. it is moving toward the south, toward the coast. that is what we are experiencing up here. that's not the bulk of the fire. there's more fire to the north and that's going to be the fire that is going to be closer to that home there at the top that we have been watching from the beginning. that's the home off queensborough lane. it's toward the south. i can give you a good look at the home and how massive this home is. if that home would have caught on fire, we are dealing with basically a commercial structure fire even though it's a residence because of the size. there's structure protection in place for this community. again, we are looking a

eliot engel for authoring this bill along with ileana ros-lehtinen and also thank albio sires and ron desantis, the co-sponsors of this measure. i yield five minutes to the gentlelady from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen, chairman emeritus of the committee on foreign affairs, primary republican co-sponsor. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you so much, mr. chairman. thank you to the ranking member for those very sweet words. thank you, mr. speaker, for the time. i echo what ranking member engel said about my trusted staff director, eddie acevedo. this is his last week with us he starts on monday, got the whole weekend to party on, starts monday with usaid and he's been my partner from all of these battles and in favor of freedom and democracy and against autocratic regimes, which brings us to this bill before us, mr. speaker. and i rise in strong support of this bill, h.r. 2658, the venezuelan humanitarian assistance and defense of democratic governance act of 2017. i'm proud to be as the chairman said the republican lead on this important legislation. i've been proud to work side-by-side with the au

and co-chair of the bipartisan congressional hiv-aids caucus, with my good friend, congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen, we have seen significant progress that we have made in the global fight against h.i.v. year after year congress has come together in a bipartisan way to stop the spread of this disease. from pepfar and the global fund to fight aids, tuberculosis and malaria, which i was very proud to help write, to the ryan white care act and the minority aids initiative. the united states has been a global leader in committing the critical resources needed to end this disease both here at home and abroad. partly due to our efforts, over 20 million people around the world have access to life-saving anti-retroviral treatment. 20 million people getting life-save medicine. that's more than the population of the state of new york. so in memory of those who died much too soon, let's recommit ourselves to ending the aids by 2030 and realizing an aid-free generation. -- aids-free generation. the speaker pro tempore: the chair would remind all members to take their conversations off the floor at