nd the second quick thing on immigration is and i never hear ither side discussing the key element to immigration, which is country, aath to the basic knowledge of fundamental country and our then a sworn oath to loyalty to the country. so, legal residents required to have that and display that that, but i don't ever hear anyone commenting on that. thought your astutely audience that.comments on for c-span, i hear people about thankg c-span you. i think c-span should turn around and thank your good because your viewers are customers for cable for nies that are paying c-span and paying for all the fine services. host: you are absolutely right so, good opportunity for us to say thank you. each month from your cable bill provide money for this network. and c-span an.org radio and you are right, we couldn't do it without your support. we appreciate it. allen joining from little rock, arkansas. cq role call,from president trump floging mcconnell over health care, he time for senate republicans to go back to work and he was disappointed in mitch. the full statement available on our website

goods act to the united states, where they make massive profits and would not be paying tax to us ither. he lost the job and taxes. they closed the buildings and the plants in the factories. we got nothing but unemployment. we got nothing. other businesses, even classic american brands, switched headquarters to foreign countries. because of this and other reasons like weak borders, america remains stuck in the past. i have to tell you we have general kelly here today and we stopped 78% on the border traffic coming through in a hort time. [applause] president trump: he's done some job. whole different world out there right now. today, we are still taxing our businesses at 35% and it is way more than that. think of it. in some cases, way above 40% when you include state and local taxes in various tates. the united states is now behind france, behind germany, behind canada, ireland, japan, south korea, and many other nations. with these countries in almost every country, we have massive trade deficit numbers that you would not believe. this administration is going to fix that one by one, w

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there ithere's a number of persl stories in history and he also offered at the end a short but useful section of advice for parents about how to get the best care for their children but there is a message in this book and that is the pediatric medicine for all of its advances remains undervalued and under resourced compared to the attention given to adult diseases in this country. when he joined as a surgical fellow he worked for randolph in the nations capital. it's come a long way since then botbut many of us might not reae how fortunate we are to have a separate hospital devoted to kids with only about 3,000 in the united states. they focus primarily on health care and curse makes a persuasive case in his book the pediatric specialty care and research should be a national n priority. if we can get care for kids right it will make caring for the health of adults so muche easier and more cost effective. please join me in welcoming kurt new man. [applause] it's hard to know what to say after the owner and proprietor. when you think about politicsyo and prose. i'm looking out at all of

as a philosophical naturalist i am committed to the view that there's nothing ithere is nothis or our bodies do this and the view that anything our brains can do potentially can be simulated and done more so by machines, so i think it is definitely possible that they will do everything we can do and likely that they will do it better, so it may not happen for a long time, but in principle it is possible and this people including worried about it some people that are not being necessary anymore if our jobs are to be taken over by a robots and maybe we will be dispensed with altogether if they get to the point they can make new and they don't need us at all and so we would go extinct in our creations would take over. maybe they will do a better job than we do. [laughter] >> i don't know why we would be so particularly worried about that. i would be worried if shakespeare and mozart were forgotten and nobody knew about them if they would actually appreciate him and remember they do everything that humans can do, fall in love, the wild by great poetry and music s to the best of times and

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but you also said, in june, .ither we grow or we die we will not settle for merely surviving in the labor movement. it is not enough. you know, labor department figures show union membership fell again in 2016. what do you see as being able to do that you haven't done to turn around the membership trend? just sort of dust >> correct me. -- correct you a little bit. [laughter] >> we are not growing as fast as the workforce is growing. we don't have fewer members. we have a lower percentage. >> in 1983 -- , we have lost some of the ship years and we had a split. but over the last several years, we have picked up membership each year. i don't me to quibble about that because the basic thrust of the question is the whole thing. it's going to take us a multifaceted campaign to be able to reverse that trend. there is a strong, strong group of people that are well that want to eliminate unions from the playing field. the republican party by a large attacks unions, whether it is at the state level or at the federal level in we have to work on the political climate there. but we also have to start

five days later, the presidential veto has ither to been exercised with great reserve, not more than four or five acts have thus been arrested by six presidents and in 40 years. he has rejected four in three days. the overseer ascend dent sit is complete. so jackson is the slave power. not just south carolina. and now eight days -- eight days, or later in that month, june 25th actually, 1830. i have cherished the principle and system of internal improvement under a conviction it was for this nation the only path to increasing comfort and well-being. to honor to glory and finally to the general improvement of the condition of mankind. small goals. the slave holders of the south have since discovered that it will operate against their interests, calhoun has turned his back upon it and jackson who to promote his election and obtain western votes truckaled 0 to it for a time has now taken his decided stand against it. my devotioning to it has sharpened all fangs of enry animal lis internal improveme improvements. the cause also no doubt survive me and if the union is destined to continue

a garage and dragged she was beaten, robbed, odd onlyized -- sodomized with ither a pole or an iron pipe and killed. the government brought a case against nine or 10 defendants and the theory of the government was that a group of youth had decided to abduct this lady and drag her to the garage. there was evidence to that effect. two of the group, the alleged group testified for the government for a lesser sentence. there was some other witnesses that testified in support of that. what the government did not disclose, and i should note this is not an oversight, this is a willful nondisclosure, that the body had been found by a street vendor and turned out the street vendor told police two other people he -- he had seen two people rushing away from the crime. it turns out a guard by the name of mcmillan, though when the defendants asked for the names, the government willfully refused to provide the information. how time flies. any event, there was an observation and it was not disclosed to the defense and the majority looked at the situation and said look, the government has a strong case

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cnn makes a few bucks, they give them a lot of -- ther there ithere is a up to owning a cable news networkid? >> if they want to sell it? i don't think there's a shortage of buyers right now. cbs has expressed cnn in the past. connell: there's been talks for years about both of them. >> and my producer interviewed them at the sun valley, and just so you know, he has no potential -- he doesn't see any big deals coming from cbs. but he also thought that this deal, he mentioned this to brian as well, would go through intact. so, you know, the real -- the reality is if this doesn't go through intact, if they have to spin off cnn, i think there will be buyers. i think cbs is a logical buyer of it. you know, don't put it -- don't put past a tech company's buying it. the late, great jimmy lee. one of the greatest investment bankers ever. said how tech like google was interested in time warner back then. they have tons of cash, they're looking to expand into content. don't put it -- it is a possibility that google could guy cnn. you could see something like that. connell: wow. >> and could you jus