congressman john dingell jr.man of the house energy and commerce committee asked whether giving banks more freedom wasn't asking for economic trouble the same concern his father, congressman john dingell sr. had voiced over 50 years before. my daddy taught me there's no educational value in the second kick of the mule. i've tried to learn from others' mistakes. the banks propose to rush out and get into many businesses. wouldn't the bush banking bill open the door for banks to speculate in new business with federally-insured deposits, just as s&ls did? we're not talking about taking insured deposits from banks and going into the securities business or the insurance business. what you do is you build these walls that say no insured deposits can hop over from the bank to fund any kind of risk-taking, any activities in these other areas. wouldn't banks know best about how the banking industry should be reformed? they've had huge successes in bringing themselves to their knees. they want to tell congress how banking

one other piece, john dingell has been admitted to a hospital. longest-serving member of the house of representatives admitted to a detroit hospital, according to his office. the announcement yesterday. the michigan democrat was admitted to the henry ford hospital in detroit with abdominal pain but expects to return to work in d.c. next week. a statement, "dingell is doing well and receiving treatment." doctors expect him to be released in a few days. john dingell will update you on any changes on his health. we'll let you know when he is released. up next on the "washington journal." a look at potential u.s. military options to defeat isis with former pentagon official steve bucci, who served under donald rumsfeld. he's now a foreign and national security policy expert at the heritage foundation. later, brad sherman, california democrat and ranking member of affairse foreign terrorism subcommittee. we will talk about president obama's speech tomorrow and the u.s. strategy for if eating ices. first, a bit of former andidents george w. bush bill c

john dingell promises to be back there next week when congress resumes its business. we certainly wish him well. >> new reaction today to yet another stunning admission by the irs that even more emails linked to that political targeting scandal may be lost. the revelation comes amid controversy whether the lois lerner emails were saved on any kind of backup system which would contradict testimony from the irs chief, who could appear before congress again just days from now. leland vittert is live in washington with the latest. hi, leland. >> reporter: hi, shannon. a lot of moving parts here. it appears the irs had more computer problems than initially thought. we learned emails of another five people in the middle of the irs targeting scandals vanished amid more computer problems. the irs commissioner is due to testify before congress again next week. you can imagine this will be front and center along with charges, all of the emails could actually be on backup tapes so far haven't been released to congress. the irs claims that the emails of lois lerner disappeared wi

john dingell, from the committee, who also serves as years.n emeritus, 60 that's 100 years of service to the american people. so isolate them. when mr. waxman made the announcement, i also made mine that i would from my hat in the ring to be the lead democrat at the committee. so we have been working hard on the effort, and i'm highly encouraged. it's a long journey from the end it'snuary 2 december, but a worthwhile effort. i'm encouraged by the support i'm receiving by my colleagues. the people listening are probably wonder who -- wondering who votes on this. it will be the democrats, the new democrats that come in and be reelected democrats after the national election. so we are still working very hard, which you need to do to earn people's support, what i'm very encouraged and overwhelmingly grateful. >> does your fellow californian nancy pelosi support your bid? >> she does. >> does that help? >> i think so. i think enormously. an important such vote of confidence. this is not something she has ever done on a regular basis. i dind'dn't know she was going o do it. i think it is a

john dingell from the committee, who also served as chairman, chairman emeritus, ranking member, 60 years 100 years of service to american people, so i salute them. and, yes, when mr. waxman made the announcement, i also made mine that i would throw my hat in the ring to be the lead democrat at the committee. and so we've been working hard on the effort. i'm highly encouraged. it's been, it's a long journey from the end of january to december. but it's a worthwhile effort, and so i'm encouraged by the support i'm receiving by my colleagues, the people that are listening are probably wondering when votes on this. who votes on this. it'll be the democrats, the democrats -- the new democrats that come in plus the reelected democrats after the national election. so i'm looking forward to it, and we're still working very, very hard which you need to do to earn people's support. but i'm very encouraged, and i'm overwhelmingly grateful. >> host: does your fellow californian, nancy pelosi, support your bid? >> guest: she does. >> host: does that help? >> guest: oh, i think so. i think enormously.

shout out to john dingell. get well soon, sir. thanks for watching.show oig is up next. >>> if evening and welcome to the ed show live from new york. let's get to work. >> i replay over and over. >> rice was arrested in february after assaults his thousand wife. >> her pain is my pain. >> rice received only a two game suspension which led commissioner goodell to say he didn't get it right. >> this happened with me and i my wife. everybody questioned what happened. >> video showing domestic violence incident. >> ravens have terminated ray rice's contract this afternoon. >> suspended indefinitely by the nfl. >> something i have to live with the rest of my life. >>> good to have you with us. thanks for watching. we start with breaking news. the baltimore ravens and nfl have cut ray rice. this morning new shocking video, are on you at least video

a quick note, this story is in the news from the hill, congressman john dingell of michigan, the longest-serving member of congress in history, admitted to a detroit hospital for abdominal pain. 88 years old, he is expected to be released from the hospital in the next couple of days. he will return to washington this week as congress reconvenes from their august recess and plans to be back in town next week for votes. according to his office he is doing well and remains in good spirits. again, waiting for today's white house briefing with press secretary josh earnest. in the meantime, a look at u.s. strategy to confront isis, the potential role of congress, and efforts to amend the 2001 authorization of the use of military force. this discussion to waste this morning on "washington journal." john bradshaw is with us. solutions to out national security problems. this is one we have dealt with a lot in recent weeks. bet: the president will addressing the nation on wednesday to talk about his plans for dealing with isis. the headline this morning, destroying isis may take years, according to u.s. o

john dingell from the committee who also served as chairman, chairman emeritus, ranking member, 60 years so that's 100 years of service to the american people so i salute them. when mr. waxman made the announcement i also made mine that i would throw my hat in the ring to be the lead democrat at the committee. so we have been working hard on the effort. i'm highly encouraged. it's a long journey from the end of january to december. but it's a worthwhile effort. so i'm encouraged by the support of my colleagues. the people that are listening are probably wondering who votes on this. it will be the democrats, the then new new democrats the come and plus the newly-elected democrats after the national election. i'm looking forward to it and we are still working very hard. which you need to do to earn people support. i'm very encouraged and overwhelmingly grateful. >> host: does your fellow californian nancy pelosi support your bid? >> guest: she does. i think enormously, i think enormously. because it's such an important vote of confidence. this is not something that she has ever done on a r

eshoo is a co-sponsor, john dingell is a co-sponsor, i'm an original sponsor. so this is one of these incidents, mr. speaker, that republicans and democrats are united. chairman upton, the full committee chairman and mr. waxman, full committee ranking member is very supportive. if this bill passes this bill this evening will go to the senate and we expect them to pass it. this is one of those rare birds in this congress that actually might be signed by the president of the united states. there is no known opposition to the bill. our stakeholders, as mr. matheson pointed out. google sports it. f.c.c. supports it. microsoft, u.s. telecom, verizon, aarp are some of the more popularly known stakeholders that support the bill. i rise in strong support, mr. speaker, that we unanimously pass h.r. 3670 and send it to the senate for their consideration. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3670 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opin

gavels in today, michigan congressman john dingell will not be among them.he was admitted to henry ford hospital after suffering a domino pain -- abdominal pain. he is currently the longest-serving member of congress. he is 88 years old. a look now at u.s.-russian relations in light of the ongoing russia-ukraine conflict. scholars talked about the status of arms control and security policy as it applies to the state of affairs. george washington university hosted the discussion on friday. >> good afternoon, everyone. a welcome to the elliott school of international affairs. we at the institute are delighted to be hosting this event this afternoon on the u.s.-russian nuclear relationship, in partnership with our friends at harvard university. today's panel is the rollout of a new working paper. the paper which you should have been able to get a copy of is over on the table. we all know that over the last several months u.s.-russian ovations have been dominated by the -- relations have been dominated by the ukraine crisis. the crisis is not entirely to blame o

we have people like henry waxman and john dingell and joe barton and fred upton. we are following in their footsteps. it's a great committee because we do things in a bipartisan way for the good of all people republicans and democrats. >> host: i will put the numbers on the screen. we have a lot of congressional issues we can talk about. some of the broader issues that have been talked about over the past year with congress. you can see the numbers. ireland and we'll take your calls in just a minute. congressman greene, phil gingrey is leading the congress and the congress is adjourning until after the elections. what's going to happen to this legislation? >> guest: we are having a legislative hearing. the food and drug administrator commissioner was there today. we are going to have a panel. our goal is to have a legislative hearing and this is very bipartisan. a majority of our committees are co-sponsors so maybe even a lame-duck if we could pass something like this. we are keying it up for next congress because these illnesses are not going away. this congress,

we have people i can relax and, axman,ple like henry w john dingell, fred upton. we do things in a bipartisan way for the good of all people, republicans and democrats. host: we will put the numbers on the screen. we have a lot of issues -- antibiotic issues, as well as the broader issues we have -- that happened talked about over the past year with this congress. you can see the numbers. we will be taking your calls in just a minute. phil gingreyreen, is leaving, the congress is adjourning until after the elections. what is going to happen to this legislation? guest: we are having a hearing today, a legislative hearing, the commissioner there today and we will have a panel and our goal is to have his legislative hearing, and this is very bipartisan. we have a majority of our committee, republicans and democrats cosponsors. maybe in a lame-duck if we can pass something like this -- we are teeing it up for next congress. these illnesses are not going away. teeing it up for the next congress. because the illnesses are not away. i wish we had ss done it again. phil i

we have people like henry waxman, john dingell, fred upton. we do things in a bipartisan way for the good of all people, republicans and democrats. host: we will put the numbers on the screen. we have a lot of issues -- antibiotic issues, as well as the broader issues we have -- that have been talked about over the past year with this congress. you can see the numbers. we will be taking your calls in just a minute. congressman green, phil gingrey is leaving, the congress is adjourning until after the elections. what is going to happen to this legislation? guest: we are having a hearing today, a legislative hearing, the commissioner there today and we will have a panel and our goal is to have his legislative hearing, and this is very bipartisan. we have a majority of our committee, republicans and democrats cosponsors. maybe in a lame-duck if we can pass something like this -- we are teeing it up for next congress. these illnesses are not going away. this congress -- i wish we had the world, around the antibiotic resistant diseases. we want to

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