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john: bill anders. charles: bill anders took the photo and called houston, i cannot believe it, we have come to the moon to discover our planet earth. that was the beginning of the environmental movement. we recognized we lived on this acredibly -- and we call it fragile ball. birth is not fragile -- earth is not fragile. earth has survived millions of years. we are fragile. the thing the apollo eight ussion gave us was allowed to see we lived on a water plaen controlsater really everything on this planet. it helps us to understand we control our own future and destiny. we can squander it and leave ea rth with the cockroaches that survive nuclear war and everything else, but no humans. they will go the way of the dinosaur. john: thank you very much for your question. >> i am a recent graduate of osu. john: my son would be proud. his first name is anthony. he does not use it much because he did not want to be called tony. >> a couple ideas bouncing around. one is collecting space junk from orbit. that wou

she was joined by congressman john sarbanes, the primary author of the bill. mr. sarbanes: i'm john sarbanes from maryland's third district. happy to be with you here today. in a few short moments, my colleagues are going to walk back from these steps and into the house of representatives chamber and cast our votes for h.r. 1, for the people act. for months, really for decades, millions of americans have been looking at washington and feeling like they have been left out and left behind. they see the influence that big money and special interests have up here in washington and they feel like their voice doesn't matter. they see ethics and accountability problems and they want to feel good about government and those who serve in offices of public trust. and too many americans have faced this challenge where getting to the ballot box every two years is like running an obstacle course and said to us, we want our government back and our democracy back and want to feel included in how america makes decisions. h.r. 1 is designed to do that, restore ethics and accountabil

hi, john. >> bill: on his way out the door yesterday i asked president trump if last night's rally wouldthat last night was not only a victory lap but the president did a bunch of donuts in the infield, too. listen here. >> president trump: after three years of lies and smears and slander, the russia hoax is finally dead. [cheering and applause] the collusion delusion is over. i could have told you that 2 1/2 years ago very easily. [cheering and applause] total exoneration, complete vindication. >> democrats still argue the mueller report is not a complete exoneration or vindication. pointing to the sentence that attorney general barr's letter to congress saying the report does not exonerate president trump on the obstruction of justice issue but the president keeping up the attacks last night singling out the democrats for pursuing the investigation with special mention to the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff. listen here. >> president trump: little pencil neck adam schiff. the democrats have to now decide whether they will continue defrauding the public with ridiculous

capitol and joined by john sarbanes, the primary author of the bill and several members of congress. mr. sarbanes: i'm john sarbanes from maryland's third district. happy to be with you here today. in a few short moments,

john? >> reporter: bill shine joined the administration in june of last year. there was a bit of a surprise this morning when we found out that he left. he was outside this morning as the president, the first lady left the white house, headed for alabama then to mar an lago. after that we got the notification bill shine was leaving. no reason was given. i do know it has been difficult for him since he's been here the last eight months. he's lived here alone. his family did not move to washington, d.c. with the pace of the white house here in washington, d.c., it's awfully difficult to get back home to another city to visit with your family. i think that probably weighed pretty heavily on his decision whether or not he was going to stay or go. he leaves on good terms with the white house. giving this statement on the way out. quote, serving president trump and this country has been the most rewarding experience in my entire life. to be a small part of all this president has done for the american people has been an honor. i'm looking forward to working on preside

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glad to send to the senate and therefore to the president the land and water conservation bill, named for john dingell, the other day. while so much else is swirling around here in terms of investigations, the mueller investigation, the fundamental responsibility of the congress to have oversight over the executive branch and other items, we are doing our housekeeping as we keep proceeding with legislation for the good of the american people. i'm particularly happy this week we were joined by four senators who have been former members of the house -- senator -- leader chuck schumer, maria wyden willwe will, ron and ed markey. led by the chair of the technology committee of the energy and commerce committee, along with other members of the committee, including chairman pallone, and anna eshoo is the godmother of that legislation. she, too, joined us. we're busy with our legislative work despite what we might read in the press. [laughter] yes, ma'am. reporter: do you think ilhan omar think her comments were problematic? ms. pelosi: first of all, thank you for the question. i don't think the cong

john, with you. just talk a little bit about the prospects for an infrastructure bill. we're under the fast act right now which is the first long term funding we've had for transportation. it was on life-support for almost ten years. that runs out next year. what are the prospects from infrastructure in this session, do you think? >> well, first of all, thank you for being here and i'm honored to be here with my friends from the democratic side of the aisle. we really do try to work in a bipartisan manner to get things done. we need to get back to that. but when you talk about infrastructure, you got to make sure you understand what you're talking about, is it the highway fund or the highway fund and everything else. the hearing that we had yesterday on the transportation and infrastructure committee made that apparent. there was a lot of things -- everything from rural broadband, from airports to waterways and then the highway fund. i would submit that any talk about infrastructure has to start with making sure you have a properly funded and sustainable long term highw

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you've got a whole lot of people that have gone one way or the other, whether it's john bolton or billhine. >> the line that really stood out in this piece that hit in the "new yorker" that jean may wrote was that there's never been anything quite like this in the history of television, media, and presidency, and that is that it is the closest thing to state-controlled television. right? you have this -- and by the way, i say this as a former fox news employee. i was a commentator at fox news from 2008 to 2012 before i came to cnn. fox news was different then. fox was run by roger ailes, who we all know had a dramatic fall from grace. but there was still in its own way a sense at least in some quarters to have certain lines in terms of reporting and what would be appropriate in terms of -- for example, hannity was chastised for going to a rally, a tea party rally, by roger ailes because he viewed that as an inappropriate and improper place for news media to go into a political rally. okay? those lines have completely blurred. they're entirely gone after roger ailes's demise. and you ha

republicans do not have votes in the senate to stop this bill. john kelly is not just former chief of staff but former dhs secretary and is giving democrats new ammunition as they try to get more republicans to defect against the president. here's the quote from politico. we do not need a wall from sea to shining sea he said during a public interview at duke university. they the meaning people who are coming across illegally, are overwhelmingly not criminals. they are coming for economic purposes. i don't blame them for that. donald trump's emergency declaration freeze up billions of dollars to build physical barriers to prevent illegal immigrants from coming across. democrats universally oppose the measure and there appears to be enough republicans on their side to force a presidential veto on a measure limiting his powers but as of today, the house or the senate cannot override that veto. >> i believe we do have a crisis here. i believe the president is absolutely right. i wish we could have addressed all of it and funded was we need to protect our

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let me start john with you, talk a little bit about the prospects for an infrastructure bill, we're under the fast act right now which is the first long term funding we've had for transportation. it was on life support i think for almost ten years.

i have asked john barosso, senator bill cassidy, who is a terrific health care person, rick scott, and take a look, form a really great plan. we're winning the lawsuit to terminate obamacare in texas. we are winning the texas lawsuit. and right now we're on the winning side. hopefully we'll win at the appellate division and go to the supreme court, to terminate obamacare. the cost of obamacare to people is far too much. the deductibility is ridiculous. it averages more than $7,000, meaning it is unusable. obama care has been a disaster. we'll take care of preexisting conditions, better than they're taken care of now. i have already gotten rid of the individual mandate which was the worst part of obamacare, where you had to pay for the privilege of not getting bad insurance. so so we are working very hard on that. john barrasso, rick scott. we have some great people. you look, i mean we put together a group of four or five and, bill cassidy health care person. they are going to work together, come up with something that's really spectacular. maybe we'll even get support in the house fro

john huber. >> i don't know. i do know that bill huber based on the work that he had been doing during the sessions department of justice, my sources tell me that bill barr has spent some time with john huber and redirected him on the fisa abuse issues which are very real. again, how was a fake, phony dosdossier that was unverified verified to the fisa court. that was the basis to spy on carter page, someone who wasn't charged with collusion, obviously, again, all of these things go to questions about where was the probable cause to do all of that. these are things that we do need to be looking at. on the other side, a lot of my democratic colleagues want to continue to investigate this matter. that is a bunch of garbage. if bob mueller with the benefit of 19 federal prosecutors, 40 fbi agents, no limits in time, no limits in cost, no limits to his resources couldn't find evidence of collusion or obstruction, how in god's green earth are adam schiff, jerry nadler, elijah cummings and a bunch of house staffers going to find what he c

. >> well i can tell you there are groups that are working on bills john goodman's group does a very working with the job creators network, there are groups working now to come up with a bill. the question is can republicans come together behind a bill. hopeful that they can. actually i thought the senate bill that didn't pass by one vote was actually a pretty good bill. i'd hope they could modify that and improve it and get behind something like that. i hope they do that before the election and they should get it together and get behind it. >> lauren: senator cassidy working on it but the issue is americans are used to obamacare now and the system that we have so we'd be changing it once again. andy we thank you very much for your time. >> my pleasure, thank you. lauren: shares lift off today but what could we expect for the future of this company and future of ipo's more on that, future of ipo's more on that, straight ahead. so, you're open all day, that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or g

bill. house budget committee chairman john yarmouth said the new version goes far beyond medicare for all, for the bill, yarmouth telling the whole, quote, it is a universal healthcare on demand, unlimited, all single-payer, no private insurance. it is a very different thing than medicare. he plans to hold a hearing on all medicare proposals sometime in june, but the measure is not expected to pass. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez accused of paying thousands of dollars in campaign money to her boyfriend. a republican group filing a complaint against the democratic socialist with the federal elections commission. it claims riley roberts received two, $3000 payments from a political action committee for marketing consultant services. ocasio cortez didn't claim the money as a campaign expense. top white house economic advisor larry kudlow urges conservatives to fight against socialism while speaking at cpac. >> i ask you to join donald trump and me and the rest to put socialism on trial. and convicted. heather: he asked them to debate socialism during his remarks in maryland. cory book

i have asked john barrasso senator, bill cassidy a terrific healthcare person rick scott and others took, form a really great plan. we're winning the lawsuit to terminate obamacare in texas. we are winning the texas lawsuit and right now we are on the winning side. hopefully we will win at the appellate division and go to the supreme court to terminate obamacare. the cost of obamacare to people is far too much the deductibility is ridiculous. it averages more than $7,000. meaning it's unusable. so obamacare has been a disaster. we will take care of pre-existing conditions better than they are taken care of now. and i have already gotten rid of the individual mandates, which was the worst part of obamacare where you had to pay for the privilege of not getting bad insurance. so, wait a minute. so, we are working very hard on that. john barrasso, rick scott, we have some great people. you look, i mean, we have put together a group of four or five and bill cassidy is a terrific healthcare person. and they are going to work together, come up with something that's really spectacular maybe we

i have asked john barasso, senator, bill cassidy, who is a terrific health care person, rick scott and others to take a look, form a really great plan. we're winning the lawsuit to terminate obamacare in texas. we are winning the texas lawsuit and right now we're on the winning side. hopefully, we'll win at the appellate decision, to terminate obamacare. the cost of obamacare to people is far too much. the deductibility is ridiculous. it averages more than $7,000, meaning it's unusable. obamacare has been a disaster. we will take care of pre-existing conditions better than they're taken care of now. >> the president is suggesting a small committee of republicans on capitol hill tasked with coming up with a new health care bill. as of this moment, though, we know that there is no plan that the white house has at the moment. while republicans undoubtedly do not like obamacare, many of them on capitol hill are nervous about what happens if the affordable care act gets thrown out and there is nothing there to replace it. but sources are also telling us this could also be about politics for

in my view, bill clinton always looked to john crayshang as the older brother he never had and when you think about it, they both came from small rural communities, they both were consummate politicians, who weren't given a lot of bets that they would ultimately lead their respective countries, because of the fact they came from small rural areas. and the two of them obviously rose to the peak of their profession. and were partners, not only in north america, and i think this is, it has always been an awfully important point to me, the reason that canada and the united states frankly are close, should be close, and that the chemistry works is not just because we are next door to each other. sometimes being next door to each other causes more of the aggravations. it's because of the partnership around the world where we take our common values, principles, and work as partners around the world. that was certainly true during the clinton crayshank era. on trade, when you think about it, the current, when bill clinton was trying to get nafta passed, and he worked very hard to get it passed,

john, with you. just talk a little bit about the prospects for an infrastructure bill. we're under the fast act right now which is the first long term funding we've had for transportation. it was on life-support for almost ten years. that runs out next year. what are the prospects from infrastructure in this session, do you think? >> well, first of all, thank you for being here and i'm honored to be here with my friends from the democratic side of the aisle. we really do try to work in a bipartisan manner to get things

the federal spending was a part many republicans were worried about in the graham-cassidy bill. >> johney are still backing graham-cassidy. the president got obamacare repeal and replace through the house when they controlled about kevin mccarthy according to axios told trump over the phone that the decision made no sense, especially after democrats killed republicans and the midterms in part over the issue of pre-existing conditions. why is this another good dog to put back in the fight? >> it isn't. the president feel strongly obviously. his ongoing feud with the deceased john mccain, a rather one-sided affair, is connected strongly to john mccain's thumbs down moment. trump mentions it all the time, when he turned thumbs down on that and killed it, that was the moment, it was a bad moment for republicans. this is a very good week for republicans. this is the best week of donald trump's presidency. he has gotten the biopsy back and the answer is no collusion. this is a great opportunity for them to dive into this in this way is not politically savvy for one simple reason. obamacare is

they are saying that the executives are making mill i don't understand, even bill johns of dollars off of them but they want better wages and living conditions. alyssa harrington, ktvu fox news. >>> pope francis has issued sweeping new sex abuse legislation for vatican personnel and diplomats overseas. now, for the first time in history, the pope is requiring catholic officials to immediately report abuse allegations to vatican prosecutors or face fines or even jail time. the legislation also requires that abuse victims are welcomed, listened to and provided with any assistance they need. >>> presidential candidate pete buttigieg told an audience what make him stand out in a crowded field of democratic conditioned. >> i'm the only left-handed gay maltese american episcopalian veteran in the race. >> he is also the youngest candidate. he is only 37. he says his background is a military veteran who served time in afghanistan, a married gay man and a mayor of south bend, indiana give him relevant experience. >> we are going to make america great again. we are going to stop the chains so y

bill clinton. participating are historians john meacham and timothy neftali, white house correspondent peter baker and jeffrey engel, director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university in dallas. this is just over an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good evening, everybody. my name is thomas dipiero of he humanities and sciences here at smu and i'm pleased to welcome you. tonight's event is sponsored by the center for presidential history, and i'm pleased to announce that just recently the center was moved. we were very pleased to welcome them here because they complement the research and teaching mission of the

i had a bill with john mccain [indiscernible] we should sue the drug companies and hold them accountablei have a bill to hold them all accountable. >> i had a root canal, and i was like -- and they gave me three pills. i was like, i do not any. -- i do not want any. awesome, you're the best. sen. gillibrand: thank you. [indiscernible] we needlibrand: i think to take on the polluters. we have to not use plastic straws to protect the turtles. you can make cardboard once. can i earn your vote? thank you. >> when are you going to be able to vote? 2028. gillibrand: wait two more minutes. you will have your book. your name again? >> can i come over? i remember having a conversation with you and you are telling me to keep going to law school. you are part of the reason i am here. sen. gillibrand: thank you for talking to me. >> i would love a photo. thank you. >> i just wanted to say thank you so much. [indiscernible] >> can i give you a hug? i just want to say thank you so much for doing this. >> i have a question about your platform. we have the largest prison population on the planet. suppor

john, good morning. >> bill, good morning to you.that president trump was so enthusiastic about after his first summit with young in singapore last june. committed to dismantling the facility where north korea was developing engines fo intercontinental. north korea halfway down the road dismantling that. the international studies in washington has discovered that north korea has started taking steps to rebuild that facility. you can see that facility here in recent satellite photos. what's unclear is whether that construction began after the failed summit in hanoi or whether it started pressure to the summit. you can see construction cranes there. the lower left-hand side of that photograph. this morning press secretary sarah huckabee sanders refused to go into any level of detail about it. listen here. >> look, we are continuing to have ongoing conversations with north korea. as the president has said, we will see what happens. beyond that i'm not going to comment one way or another on any potential intelligence, whether it's accura

bill. later, john hickenlooper announces on youtube that he is running for president in 2020.edro: taking a look at issues happening in congress and the white house this week, our two guests. jonathan tamari reports for the philadelphia inquirer, he serves as national political reporter, and alayna treene who works with axios and is a white house rert

. >> bill: john bolton from the north lawn of the white house in the last hour.aceful island nation is in shock. an unprecedented terror attack, 49 dead. gunman opening fire on worshippers at two mosques in christchurch, new zealand. peter king on the homeland security committee. we brought you in on the mueller matter but the new zealand thing turntion your stomach, sir. >> it does. it is absolute evil and essential that everyone -- everyone of goodwill and any sense of decency condemn this. it is inhumane, evil and horrible and we have to be on the look out in this country there is no copycat attacks. no evidence of any. but something like this that is so hateful can inspire hatred in others. people of goodwill need to stand and condemn it and stand with our friends in new zealand and the mosques and the civilized world will never tolerate this. there is no such thing as a manifesto for death. it has to be condemned. >> bill: these are migrant workers from bangladesh and go there to improve their lives. stunning stuff. we'll be on it throughout the morning here

>> bill: i'm reading your headline. john brennan and the trump/russia hall of shame. is he is not going anywhere. >> they are right that he should resign. adam schiff is a disgrace. there are a lot of people out there in the trump/russia collusion hall of shame. reporters, pundits, commentators who said he had colluded with russia, coordinated with russia which we know is not true. they were speaking from a pinnacle of near perfect ignorance. but what is insidious people who had access to intelligence like adam schiff said there was proof trump had colluded with the russian government that it didn't exist. a month ago he said i can't go into the particulars but more than circumstantial evidence that trump colluded. he said there would be a conspiracy on the size and scope probably beyond watergate. what he was very clearly suggesting in those comments is that he knew something we didn't. it is one thing for a "new york times" columnist or a newspaper columnist or commentator to say trump colluded with russia but another thing for a guy getting classified information s

-- or rather just a repeal bill of obamacare. megan mccain, john mccain's daughter, tweeted back at president trump, launching this attack. listen to this. quote, no one will ever love you the way they loved my father. i wish i'd been given more saturdays with him. maybe spend years with your family instead of on twitter obsessing over mine. clearly the president's obsession over john mccain and the grudge between the two men continues on, even seven months after the late senator's death. >> all right. boris sanchez at the white house, thank you so much. let's talk further on this. joining me now, "new york" magazine's washington correspondent, olivia nuzzi. good to see both of you. so julian, what was your reaction that the acting chief of staff would say the president is not a white supremacist, not necessarily answering the question that was asked, but making that statement? >> well, it's obviously stunning that we need an answer to that question with the president of the united states. but it's either a chaos strategy, where you have the chief

john barasso, rick scott. we put together a group of four or five, and bill cassidy is a terrific health care person. they are going to work together, come up with something that's really spectacular. maybe we'll even get support in the house from democrats. but it's going to be far better than obamacare. if we win on obamacare, it will be terminated in the court. and we'll see what happens. [ inaudible question ] >> we're working on a plan now. there's no great rush from the standpoint we're waiting for decisions from the court but we've already won the case for the determination of obamacare, against obamacare. now we'll go to the appellate division. we'll see what happens there. i think we'll win. it's in texas. wait, wait. then it goes to the supreme court of the united states. if the decisions are held up, if we win on determination of obamacare, we will have a plan very better than obamacare including pre-existing conditions, which i've always been in favor of. >> what is the fbi going to do about jussie smollett? >> i think the case in chicago is an absolute embarrassment to our country. i hav

historically, historically for me in passing so many of the bills which i've worked on in the past, yeah, that's been the case. i'm working right now with johnhune, a republican from south dakota, on a bill to ban robocalls. i'm working with josh hawley, republican senator from missouri, on legislation to have a privacy bill of rights for all children in our country under 16. we're no longer in the bf era, the before facebook era. we just have to know that kids' information's being exposed, and it's compromiseable. so i try my best to find ways to work on a bipartisan basis because, ultimately, that's the best way to go. and dan sullivan, republican from alaska, and ed markey, liberal from massachusetts, we've agreed we're going to partner and do so in a way that's bipartisan because that's always the best way to go. >> host: and finally, senator markey, 5g. why is it important that the u.s. lead the race, or do you think it's important? >> guest: yeah, 5g is the next stage. again, it's following on 1g, 2g, 3g, 4g, you know? so 1g, you know, 3g, 4g, it just keeps moving along, and the more that it goes is the more that you're able to build i

bill. >> bret: john roberts live on the north lawn, thank you. latest on the college admissions scandal. the second of the two famous actresses involved in allegedly trying to pay bribes to get their children into an elite university has surrendered to authorities tonight. we are learning more about an intricate and hugely expensive scheme. molly line is 11 boston port tonight with the latest. good evening. >> as he mentioned this continues as one of the most recognizable parents who has narrated this massive scheme going before the judge. lori louglin, full house fame was taken into custody by fbi agents were just getting bored out of court that the judge says she will be free on a $1 million bond. this is in downtown l.a. and she faces mail and wire fraud charges. >> they stand accused of paying $500 in bribes to have their daughter designated as a recruit to the crew team at the university of southern california. even cementing a picture of one daughter on an indoor rowing machine. so the girls not participate and crew. others also faked the c

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bill. later, john hickenlooper announces on youtube that he is running for president in 2020. pedro: taking a look at issues happening in congress and the white house this week, our two guests. jonathan tamari reports for the philadelphia inquirer, he serves as national political reporter, and alayna treene who works with axios and is a white house reporter for the publication. thanks for joining us both this week. the news yesterday, we will start with you, alayna, when it comes to the house judiciary committee expending their probe into the present white house. what is happening and how was the white house reacting? alayna: i think with democrats, everyone was putting their exit -- eggs in robert mueller's basket. we some michael cohen go before the house intelligence committee, the house oversight committee, the senate intelligence and and several different areas. looking at the president's finances money laundering with , the trump organization. they are hitting him from all sorts of directions and that is what we can expect in the next few months to continue very thorough

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heather: well, john, thank you, bill, thank you so much. maybe i'll be counterintuitive to something andrew said about the humility of which we should approach this. we did hear voices from europe that warned us this could be a possibility in the baltic states and central europe. we heard those voices. but we didn't pay attention to those voices. and if you look back, and i was so glad that george pulled back a bit and look at the totality of the region. i don't want to take anything away from the concentration that we must place on crimea and events in the donbass. but if you look back this has been a pattern which has been established since 1999 when russian forces refused to leave moldova. and it grew in 2008 to the georgia russian crisis. now we have the most acute phase five years ago with the most devastating consequences for ukraine. so sometimes, i feel like we don't want to see this. we don't want to address it. and i -- again, george, i really appreciate your comments to say, the west is struggling with this. the asymmetry is that

wallace and shepard smith -- they're all these people, bret baier, martha maccallum, john roberts, harris faulkner, billandra smith, who cover fairly and aggressively. the michael cohen hearings, the hush money investigation, the mueller probe, and all of that. it would be like writing a hold piece about "the new york times" being anti-trump but mostly just citing quotations and sources from the editorial pages. a real difference between opinion and the news side. and that is my bottom line on that. >> melissa: howard kurtz, thank you so much. bring it on out to the couch. so i wonder, if the dnc's job to best represent the candidates. and to hopefully get them elected. they don't have a responsibility to journalism or to journalist outlets. looking at it from that point of view, that viewership, does it not make sense to put democratic candidates in front of a fox news audience? especially if you are asking them -- "if you think the audience is going to vote for trumping harassment of over democrats, don't you want to put them in front of that audience?" >> jake: i see two things for the first of may 2

bill. rand ball and john udahl would declare victory in afghanistan and bring u.s. troops hope. would also approve the september 11 attacks in 2001 that gave the president the authority to target terrorists groups. they have uses bills like this, they are part of an effort to ensure that the authorizations cannot be used to justice other operations. senator tim kaine, thank you for joining me again. back in 2017, the senate voted to appeal the use of military forest, you supported that and it was defeated, what changed now? >> first it is great to have a democratic house, that will really ep us on this, and even my republican colleagues are starting to get very, very worried about this president's tendency to go it alone on war, trade, appropriations, and all kinds of things without congress. you see these two efforts, the paul udahl bill, to bring troops home from investigation, and my bill, these are both bipartisan to get rid of these some by authorizations dealing with military force in iraq and we will have in the next two weeks a third mat wrer the senater wh president is

lindsey graham and bill cassidy and john barrasso, many others, lamar alexander have been working on 's a good bill that's going to lower costs, it's going to lower premiums, and it's actually going to increase coverage among the poor. >> i do in the time we have left, i want to talk about lucy flores, who appeared earlier in the show. she's a former nevada assemblywoman, and she talked about how vice president biden at an event in november 2014 touched her and kissed her on the back of her head. she found it inappropriate, didn't know how to respond. listen to how some of biden's presidential rivals on the campaign trail are responding. >> i read the op ed last night. i believe lucy flores. and joe biden needs to give an answer. >> i believe lucy flores. we need to live in a nation where people can hear her truth. >> now, just to reiterate, vice president biden, by the way, just minutes before lucy flores was supposed to appear on the show, or did appear on the show, issued a statement that said "in my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, i have offered countless hand

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