of 2012 meeting at the white house with then president barack obama with speaker of the house john boehnerleader mccarthy and others, senator mcconnell of course and the president was prepared to do something he a threat to do but we actually asked him not to do. and that is to try to take unilateral executive action to deal with the issue of these young adults who came with her parents when they were children into the united states in violation of our immigration laws. and we said please, president obama, give us a chance to work with you and come up with a solution. and he listened, said no. i'm going to do, i'm going to sign an executive order or action and a going to go this alone. unfortunately for the young people who were the beneficiaries of this daca executive order, the court struck it down and so they were left in doubt and in some jeopardy wondering whether now that they n been granted a deferred action or against deportation by president obama, what the future would look like. and so president trump at, upon the advice of general kelly who was then secretary of homeland securi

throughout didn't the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not want to do that now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month a vice president can set the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement. gideon levy who's a columnist for israel's ha'aretz newspaper believes moving the embassy will have done consequences for the entire region. they were right it says he's supporting the occupation of the united states is really slipping in the face and spitting in the face of the palestinians and moved here move the embassy to jerusalem and in this same time dick live jews and eastern as the

that is why former speaker john boehner did not, he faced an internal vote. speaker ryan was able to avoid that with president trump. it is always easier when you have someone in your own party in the white house. there are very difficult decisions to come. with $700 billion for the military, and large increases or domestic, it will be hard to reverse the cuts and not see those costs add up over the next several years. host: matt, a republican. caller: good morning, i hope you're having a good day. earlierthe host speaker that there are $4 billion for the v.a. to help rebuild v.a. hospitals. the a client of the va hospital, a new coat of paint want to fix the problem. the problem is they don't have enough personnel. i use the v.a. and the private system, i have spoken to people in the private system that would have been willing to work at the v.a., but they don't pay what the private system does. basic thingse, the is primary care teams. then, it expands to the specialists. years, i'm using the v.a., the money goes to a new paint job every 30 years. we had fi

the two parties are un members very threatened or the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to do that now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month the vice president can set the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nine but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement. get a levy is a columnist for israel's hauritz newspaper believes moving that embassy will have done consequences for the entire region when it. the united states is supporting the occupation the united states is really slipping in the face and spitting in the face of the palestinians and moved he moved the embassy to jerusalem and in this same guy dick live to the

of the members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to the now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be moved to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month the vice president penned said the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement. american and washington that we got some local reaction as well gideon levy who's a columnist for israel's ha'aretz newspaper believes that moving the embassy will have dire consequences for the entire region. the united states is supporting the united states is really slipping in the face and spitting in the face of the palestinians and moved he moved the embassy to jerusalem and in this same time the clear. as the

the two parties are un members very threatened or the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not want to do that now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month a vice president penned said the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this.

throughout didn't or are the members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to do that now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month vice president can said the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one thousand nine hundred eighty and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement here thanks for. bringing us up to date i'm also happy to say that given levy a columnist for the years really dealy newspaper ha'aretz joins us live on the program always a pleasure gideon are you surprised horrified the u.s. is moving ahead with this. it is surprising because none of mr trump's. promises before the elections were implemented except of this one until now but let's put th

threatened or the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to do that now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month the vice president penned said the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement. that american magazine has been forced to retract a story about russian boats we've got that story and a live reaction to it as well after this. he's the war from gaza was the last. we dismantle the settlements what we got good neighbors we got to tell them is a she said launching a look at store religious and i will keep it simple and dug tunnels so instead of having good neighbors we have a

the two parties are un members very threatened or the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to the now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month vice president pence at the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement. of germany the political scene the next germany's social democrats a giving party members the final say on whether to enter a coalition with chancellor merkel's conservatives and the best selling newspaper they build has pulled a stunt to try to highlight the problem of giving a relatively small group of people so much sway over the country's future by registering a d

two parties are un member states throughout didn't the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to the. despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that the embassy will be moved to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month vice president pence said that they embassy would move to jerusalem by the end of twenty nineteen but may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering how the international community reacted in the past it will be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement yeah date that is fast approaching from washington d.c. this source american thank you. staying stateside to mt gun campaigners in the country are stepping up their fight to have new firearms laws passed they know i published a list of over two hundred fifty members of congress and they accuse a receiving money from the national rifle association which is a pow

the two parties are un members they threatened or the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to do that now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month the vice president penned said the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement. gideon levy a columnist for the israeli daily telegraph it say's more lives are not likely to be lost because of the decision. the united states is supporting the patient the united states is really slipping in the face and spitting in the face of the palestinians move here move the embassy to jerusalem and in this same time the clear jews in the east as th

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throughout the end or the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to the now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month vice president pence said the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement. russian lawmakers are set to push ahead with harsher penalties for child sex abusers itself a series of extremely disturbing allegations emerged from an orphanage in the chelyabinsk region. i asked my son what they did with the man who came to see them my son was stunned and said what made fright potatoes i asked what else they did he rape me that. i was lost for words i called another mot

this is why former speaker john boehner did not stay speaker. he faced in an internal revolt among republicans. ryan has avoided that under president trump. that means there are very difficult decisions to come. with $700 billion for the much forand nearly as domestic, it will be very hard to reverse those cuts and to not see those costs add up over the next several years. host: matt in new york, republican. ladies.good morning, i hope you are having a good day. earlierthe host speaker that there is $4 billion for the v.a. to help rebuild the a hospitals. being a client of the v.a. hospitals, a new coat of paint is not going to fix what the problem is. the problem is they don't have enough personnel. i use those the and the the v.a. and the private system. i spoke to people in the private system that would've been willing to work at the v.a., but they don't pay what the private system does. at the v.a.,e here the basic thing with the v.a. is the primary care teams. of course it expands to the specialists. v.a.0 years, i'm using the and every cou

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and john boehner did the same thing. of course he's not here anymore. >> before i let you go, there has been criticism, even wider than the -- than the -- within your own party that republicans are starting to spend as many they already have and have been like democrats. you're in a mid term election year. how do you differentiate yourself from -- from the party that spend and spends and has always done so when you look so much like them now? >> that's great question. that's something the representatives will have to go back to their districts and justify. that would have been an easy bill to vote for. it had help for farmers. there was many groups that wanted me to support it. you look at the bigger picture. what is best for america. this bill will have to be paid for. t austerity measures will come in if we don't get this under control. we deal with mandatory spending or in a couple of years, that will dictate what we cut. those will be ugly. we got to do cuts that are smart. we invest in the infrastructure the proper

defense spending are the remnants of the attempt at the grand bargain between barack obama and john boehnerd spending caps were a doomsday machine put in designed to be so onerous. the spending caps they voted twice before to lift. so this is a continuum of what we have seen before. and i think the lesson of 1995, 2013, and the last few weeks is that it is really hard to use -- basically impossible to use a government shutdown as a threat to leverage policy concessions out of the president or the majority party. in the end the house will find awe way to pass this. this is not the battle field in which they want to fight immigration. >> where does that leave nancy pelosi's battle on the immigration? >> that was always a problem the democrats struck with the shutdown. they have in good faith with mitch mcconnell. this bipartisan deal with the senate is a big deal. it will stabilize the government in many respects, fund the government in many respects. and democrats can hold their head high and vote. paul ryan is the critical figure. can they find a way to work together. >> the question is the

senior advisor to the and outans both went in of power, including serving as press secretary to john boehner was speaker of the house. michael steel is now a managing director at hamilton place. here, your senator paul isn't that the very definition of hypocrisy? michael: there are two things happening here. president trump in his business dealings and campaign never emphasize reducing the debt. he has built his business empire on debt. he won the election, and that has consequences. the second thing that's happening, senator rand paul needs to buy a mirror. the problem is people who claim the mantle of fiscal responsibility, claim to be deficit hawks but refused to work with their leadership to make reasonable compromises. the result is congressional leadership has to get votes from democrats. moderate democrats have been defeated in the polls in the house. there are no more blue dogs. you cannot move slightly to the left. you have to move a lot to the left and get a large number of democratic votes. that is only necessary because republicans like rand paul refused to make reasonable compro

this focuses on essentially changing the terms of the 2001 budget deal that obama did with john boehner so the domestic spending that kate talked about, these are all called transportation, health care and a whole variety of things, medicare, medicaid and social security off the table. >> that's right. that's mandatory expenditure too. that's off the table. paul: all right. so dan, i mean, trillion dollar deficit last year the budget deficit was 660 billion, last fiscal year, we are heading to a trillion bucks. >> right, conservatives in the house were threatening to shut down the government, senator rand paul did so temporarily for a while in the middle of the night, but what is the bottom -- there's a couple of bottom lines here literally, paul, you only have 51 seats in the senate, they lost that one in alabama and so they are not going to be able to pass a fiscalically austere bucket on their own and they will not get it through the house and republicans are looking at the fact that they have to reset in november when they run for election again, hold the house, hopefully if not los

first of all, you can trace all of this back, all the way to 2011 and the grand bargain between john boehner and barack obama that failed which led on deficit reduction at a time when republicans were very hawk us on the deficit. that led to the so-called spending caps on domestic and military spending that congress has strained against ever since and voted repeatedly to loosen, which is essentially what this would be again, another agreement in the senate to increase both domestic and military spending which allows both sides to claim a victory to allow it to move forward. but it is a reminder of how much the gyroscope shifted. you had dave brat who beat eric can cantor saying a trillion dollar deficit was okay, it's fine. it underscores how much republicans have now moved towards tax reduction obviously over deficit reduction as a priority. but it does allow a way forward if the house -- if the house can pull together 218 votes to do it. >> paul, what's interesting is that this requires a separation really between spending and budget and immigration, which is something that house democrats

those directors who attended decided against sacking the now instead he says the deputy chairman john boehner told manager gradi no more boys to stay with the now and earlier said well. the tickets show up case with me i haven't had any complaints richard i've never had any complaints about the body the bella and diarrheal virtually no day and just sat down and. looked and so well is that i meet and all that. and that was it. then l. stayed at crewe for another full year is the club has never said why he left. in part to an els linked to gary speed who committed suicide in twenty eleven the speed family have always denied he was a victim but new evidence suggests otherwise. these explosions were not an act of war. these nuclear bombs were experiments by the soviet union. to the kazakh people who lived in the vicinity the motives might be little difference rewind silent. at this time amount to zero. more than a century ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can draw him. but what were the last thing a facts of this agreement there's a regional s

unexpected loss and the hasgovernment stronghold ruled uninterrupted for the last couple decades has john boehnerlt could energize before the parliamentary ballot. panther has joined an exclusive group in hollywood, one of those two are at least $100 million. officeth american box hundred 83 million. let's get back to barcelona now, where caroline hyde is standing by at the moment at the world congress. caroline: guy, it has been too long. great to be back here. great to be with a car company. it is astonishing that volkswagen, the chairman joins us now. wonderful to have you here with us. companies at a mobile conference. who are you talking to? we want to be a champion in the field. reason. is the this is why we are here. this is what everybody comes here. caroline: what about acquisitions? m i saying this correctly -- [pronunciation] spanish twist. it is of course, a ridesharing company. i think the idea of engaging within the car sharing and ridesharing company is a way to learn how the mobility platform will work. economicnow, the fundamentals have the potential to grow the company. with the

california, wound up becoming a prolific fund-raiser for the republican party, endeared him to john boehner, who gave him the chairmanship of the house intelligence committee. along the way, he became very close to trump, fairly early in the trump campaign. nu nech nunes offered to give all the candidates foreign policy advice and trump took him up on it. i think it's a fair question to ask, does his closeness to donald trump propel him to do what he is doing with respect to the memo, pushing very hard for its release? he did recuse himself. that came after a very bizarre kind of washington drama in which he claimed he had information that showed that trump and his associates were being surveiled, that they had been swept up in a surveillance operation. and he claimed that it came from a mysterious source. it turned out that the source was white house officials. democrats called for him to recuse himself. he did. while an ethics committee was investigating him. once the ethics committee cleared him, he has kind of dipped his toe back into the russia investigation. it's not really clear whet

if you remember when the tea party and the freedom caucus were pushing hard against john boehner, itas b devin who came out and called them lemmings in vests. whenever something has come along to enable him to move up as far as the way he's looked at in the house, or now with president trump, he's always the loyal soldier. i think back he represents a jury district and cast a key vote for ethanol. and in essence, that raises corn and soy prices, raises for dairymen and somehow he's always been the testiflon guy and been able to skate out of that. >> from what you know about nunes as a young man, as a college goer, as a high schooler, thereafter, does that indicate anything of who you might say he is is today when you look at his bio? >> so i would say -- i was talking to the los angeles times and he was saying that's the one thang that remains to be done is deep dive into devin's upbringing and high school and college life. >> andrew jans, who is nunes's opponent, a democrat, before i think -- right after the memo came out and said, hey, it couldn't be better because i have raised to

this focuses on essentially changing the terms of the 2001 budget deal that obama did with john boehner so the domestic spending that kate talked about, these are all called transportation, health care and a whole variety of things, medicare, medicaid and social security off the table. >> that's right. that's mandatory expenditure too. that's off the table. paul: all right. so dan, i mean, trillion dollar deficit last year the budget deficit was 660 billion, last fiscal year, we are heading to a trillion bucks. >> right, conservatives in the house were threatening to shut down the government, senator rand paul did so temporarily for a while in the middle of the night, but what is the bottom -- there's a couple of bottom lines here literally, paul, you only have 51 seats in the senate, they lost that one in alabama and so they are not going to be able to pass a fiscalically austere bucket on their own and they will not get it through the house and republicans are looking at the fact that they have to reset in november when they run for election again, hold the house, hopefully if not los

tom: let's get out in front of the punditry, did fall right -- paul ryan just pull up john boehner?ocrats come over, is his shelf life as narrow and small as john boehner's was? eric: i don't think so. i don't think he is in jeopardy at this point. i don't think there's anybody that can replace paul ryan at that point -- this point. certainly it is a big bill and does raise the debt ceiling and there was a distraction of 67 republicans, but he did the -- he did get the majority of his congress and that's important for maintaining. was the mostt surprising thing in the last 24 hours you saw? where does this leave paul rand? where does it leave paul ryan, you say? francine: rand paul. oh, rand paul. he did make a play and the government did shut down for five hours or so. actually, the shutdown is continuing because president trump has not really -- has not signed the bill. presidentho ran for in 2016 and it up being beaten donald trump and here he is pointing out the deficit is in a grow from about $500 billion under obama to over 100 -- $1 trillion. you so much, try to get some slee

where they would be willing to do that everything i've read and every story i've done is that kim john boehnerearned a lesson from libya and others to say listen you start giving up your nukes and next thing you give up your power and life and that's how he views the world. >> right that's the concern you mentioned they may go as far as talking about ukraine having to give up their nuclear weapons at the end of the cold war and sent them back to the russian federation in a situation they have with eastern ukraine today so there's a lot of skepticism as they're willing to do it but we need to lay that out and the administration has done the right thing and said you've got to be willing to talk about it and now north korea as a state said that it has agreed to de nuclearizing the korean peninsula back to 1992 so it's something should be willing to talk about but there should be some condition for our willingness to talk with them. while you're here can i talk to you about china for a moment it's interesting getting a lot of attention with the leader of china of course and suddenly now , the chin

. >> so congressman, why wasn't that embarrassing where you see john boehner stone faced there and you the republicans not applauding for the economy? >> well, again, it's degrees. as i had already acknowledged, we did not overreact or did not stand and cheer with obama anymore they did. i guess it's degrees of it. i just said i believe the democrat response was more subdued than our's with obama. >> it's hard to know how not applauding in both cases one can be more subdued than the other, but of course there's this moment also with joe wilson. let's remind you of this moment. watch this. >> the reforms, the reforms i'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegal. it's not true. >> that wasn't very subdue, congressman. >> no. in fact, you might get a chuckle. i suggested to joe wilson during president trump's address that he should stand up and shout now that's the truth. >> congressman, that's a funny line, but you seem to be ignoring the point, which is that was incredibly disrespectful. why are you more focussed on democrats not applauding? >> well, no. that was disrespe

course and come back to as a situation develops and a gal heather in parkland in florida well john boehner is a gun violence expert and joins me now from pittsburgh good to have you with some in another shooting at another school and according to our correspondent you know maybe up to as many as eleven in the u.s. and it's only february it's a concern surely for lawmakers as well as security officials who not just guard schools but guard rock concerts shopping malls and the places where ordinary civilians go every day. yeah unfortunately there's there's no place that you can explain to us here in america we're seeing this in our schools movie theaters and like you've mentioned before proper reaction we have to do is we have to understand that these numbers are skyrocketing and one thing that we recommend in a school setting is that every one of our school buildings now have to consider putting armed security armed police inside these buildings for these children also fortifying the building with capturing vestibules and the third piece of this is to make sure that all the staff all the tea

, former deputy white house chief of staff, michael steele, former spokesman for house speaker john boehnernd yamiche alcindor. first to you, michael. the speaker of the house, who will be introducing the president, is under real pressure now. the democrats have no leverage, they are just complaining about devin nunes, who is still the house intelligence chair. but have you ever seen anything like this, where a committee that has always been bipartisan is completely ripped apart in the fight over this memo? >> no. this is an extraordinary moment. i think that it's notable that not just mr. nunes but the speaker, the armed services chairman, are calling for the release of this document. i don't understand why it's not possible to share it with the senate. i don't know if that jeopardizes senator burr's bipartisan investigation with senator warner. i can't explain that. at the same time, it's very clear at this point that it's a matter of when, not if this document becomes public. >> the president clearly has signaled, as has john kelly and now the vice president, that they all want it to be

threatened or the other members this is bullying and this john boehner will not bow to the now despite international backlash the state department has notified congress that its embassy will be bouvard to jerusalem on may fourteenth which is much sooner than originally planned last month the vice president can set the embassy would be moved by the end of twenty nineteen but like you said may fourteenth also happens to be the day israel declared its independence back in one nine hundred forty eight and it was the day president truman officially recognized the state but considering the international community's past response it'll be interesting to see how they react to this latest announcement. could it leave. for israel's newspaper believes moving the embassy now will have dire consequences for the entire region. the united states is supporting the occupation the united states is really slipping in the face and spitting in the face of the palestinians moved he moved the embassy to jerusalem and in this same guy declared jews east jews as the future capital of the palestinian state then

at the ways that when they dedicate the rosa parks statue and that hall right mitch mcconnell john boehnera great way to celebrate america. i mean, literally this becomes this celebration of america. it becomes this way to say look how special we are. but it also becomes way to say we did this. this was the problem and we're done. basically, done. and so i think that -- that strips and then i think -- and this is the hardest thing, i think some of us and i put myself here too -- when i was doing the research for e rosa parks bock and this research is what identify done over o past 15 years that encompasses a lot of research projects. is the ways that i think -- even thoatdz of those of us who think we know need to kind of -- remember that there's -- this miseducation goes deep, and -- [applause] and how i got to the rosa parks research was was doing a public piece in my head i'm sure someone written a biography but i need to put in this piece some stuff about who she actually was. and then i'm like oh -- there's no actual footnote biography of rosa parks and then -- that's surprising to me

june, 2009, courtesy of our video library, this issue came up, john boehner dealing with in 2009.e back even the debate over this, back then, here is a bit of that. [video clip] isi am wondering, if there some limit under the rules on the time that a leader may take, even though the time yielded was not 20 or 30 minutes. the custom of the house to hear the leader's remarks. [applause] will the gentleman yield for an inquiry? >> i would be happy to yield. >> i know it is the custom of the house to give latitude. is there outside limit to the amount of time a leader might take and do we have historical records that might be broken tonight? [laughter] is this an attempt to get some people to leave on a close vote. >> the custom of the house is to listen to the leader's comments. >> reclaiming my time. att: minority leader boehner the time making those comments. that is available via our c-span video library. go to our library for more. let's go to tina in georgia. republican line. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i cannot believe the gall of nancy pelosi to say how humiliating

. >> eight years ago, this was the refrain from house speaker john boehner. >> a budget which spendses too much and borrows too much from our kids and our grandkids. >> president obama's $851 billion stimulus was, so taxing that arlen specter switched parties each by doing so helped save the american economy. they insistered time and time again that it would ruin the economy and now their fears have evaporated. the $300 billion approved on friday with support, and the $1.5 trillion tax cut upon republican spending bills have dwarfed or shall we say trumped the stimulus they hated so much. together the republicans' bills have added an $800 billion to the deficit with a "b." joining me now ali velshi, and president and ceo of latino, and i'll start with you, when did your party stop caring about deficits? >> well, this -- this so-called bipartisan spending act of budget act of 2018 is a fiscal abomination. you, actually, joy, understated the problem. the bill increases spending over the next two years by $300 billion. but once those higher spending levels are part of the baseline, they

. >> passed the senate, excuse me, it garnered substantial bipartisan support and john boehner refusedp. the tea party is holding the republican party hostage. the party of lincoln is dead. paul ryan needs to kper si exere moral leadership here, he keeps talking a mean game about allowing votes on the dream act but then he backs off. so i have little faith in him right now that he's going to followthrough. but our job as democrats is to work like heck to make sure we hold them it caccountable. >> do you think there's people who support -- >> i'm a big fan of joe manchin. and we have worked hard to support joe manchin's re-election campaign. and joe manchin has done more to enact health care reform than any other congressman. >> he has been opposed by some democrats because he is anti abortion and votes that way, is there room for anti abortion democrats? >> there's a very spirited debate in that particular race, and so the one thing i have learned from watching presidential politics is that when the dnc gets involved in the primaries -- >> he's an incumbent. >> again, one thing i have

then we came to washington, and john boehner, then speaker, set us up with republicans on the house energy committee. these were supposed to be the bad guys. it turned out that selling them r&d was a piece of cake. some said, let's have the government go into business and exploit it. he lost everybody, including me. let's have the government stay out of the business but support the energy r&d, and i think that has broad support. there are things that are on the cusp right now that are very important. of course, the holy grail is to get to a large-scale storage of electricity. we can do that. we can have an impact on solar and wind and the intermittency problem. but you also have some security, because our grid is so vulnerable to attack. anyway the r&d is important you. r&d with a carbon tax, you have the kind of program that will work. senator rounds: i'm concerned about some of the statistics we seeing out of the state department in terms of being able to attract talent, and losing folks from that pool at rates we have not seen before. just attracting people for entry-level positions, we

about what we call game changers at mit and we did the same thing and we came to washington and john boehnerho was then speaker set us up with republicans on the house energy committee, these are supposed to be the bad guys, well, it turned out that selling them energy r&d was a piece of cake. somebody said, let's have the government go into business and exploit it, you lost everybody, including me. soyb let's have the government stay out of the business and support the energy r&d and i think that has brought support and there are things that are on the cusp right now that are very important, ofsp course, the whoy grail electricity. not only have impact on solar and wind but you also have some security because our grid is so vulnerable to attack if we have some storage, to rely on that would be good. but anyway, the r&d is very important. pair r&d with tax i think you'll have a program that will work. >> thank you for your thoughts on that. my next question is for any of you to rdz, i'm just really concerned of the statistic that is we are seeing out of state department on being able to attr

the conservative group of lawmakers in the house critical of the leadership under house speaker john boehner you think the current members of the freedom caucus and its leadership are being vocal againstn speaking out the current republican leadership? guest: i think it is about principles and issues. far too often in politics, i was just in the state senate 14 years, six years in congress, 20 years of elected office, so often, we make it about personalities. at the end of the day, it should be about this post. the freedom caucus is about conservative principles. mark meadows in jim jordan, it is about common sense. do what he promised to do. i spent six years in washington where no one did what they were promising to do. publicans promised to repeal obama care. you have to be strategic in picking your battles. you cannot be strategic in picking your principles. i think the house freedom caucus is the conservative conscience for the house. just because you elected president and appoint a few folks that are secretaries that are doing a fantastic job doesn't mean you don't have decades of powe

this is why former speaker john boehner did not stay speaker.faced in an internal revolt among republicans. ryan has avoided that under president trump. that means there are very difficult decisions to come. with $700 billion for the much forand nearly as domestic, it will be very hard to reverse those cuts and to not see those costs add up over the next several years. host: matt in new york, republican. ladies.good morning, i hope you are having a good day. earlierthe host speaker that there is $4 billion for the v.a. to help rebuild the a hospitals. being a client of the v.a. hospitals, a new coat of paint is not going to fix what the problem is. the problem is they don't have enough personnel. i use those the and the the v.a. and the private system. i spoke to people in the private system that would've been willing to work at the v.a., but they don't pay what the private system does. at the v.a.,e here the basic thing with the v.a. is the primary care teams. of course it expands to the specialists. v.a.0 years, i'm using the and every couple

south korean president has decided to travel to north korea following a formal invitation through john boehnera joining me to discuss is republican congressman from illinois, adam kinzinger. so i'll put that question to you are they using the olympics to advance a false image? >> of course all you have to do is look back at history. every time it gets to where the west is about to confront north korea and i'm not talking necessarily military although we're close in this case, whether it's economically and everything else, north korea suddenly, you know, finds jesus and determines that they're going to start becoming friendly and all they do in this process is they let the west take a collective sigh of relief because we say oh, man that was close, at least we have some hope and optimism now, and in the meantime, they regather their resources and push forward on their plans, whether it's building a nuclear weapon or anything else so let's keep in mind if north and south korea want to march together that's their decision that's not my decision, but i think any chance that we're looking at this s