john johnson, left shaw, says trumps comments. so spot in comprehension among. edi does w k reports from button on the surface, greenland has a vast amounts of ice under which lives valuable natural results is in terms of oil, gas and rack us. but for the incoming us president, its strategic location is paramount as well. we are handling for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it. the danish government is adamant it does. it has been diplomatic. in his response. he usually spends k, but we in the commonwealth of nations, fine denmark, greenland, the federal islands, have a collective obligation to find or positions in this. a slightly more uncertain what would be taught. and it also means we take responsibility for looking after all part of the aggregate agree, or we're open to a dialogue with the americans on how w

what does that mean for john thune for mike johnson or donald trump? guest: the number one thing that this means is that there's going to be a lot more catering to the house in order to get things done. usually it is the senate that it is hard to get things through because of the filibuster. usually it is the senate where things end up, bills get past the house, and then they don't go anywhere. now we are looking at a situation where they are really going to cater to the house even more. john thune wanted this two-part bill for reconciliation. but because mike johnson doesn't think he can get to bills across, we assume that house republicans, a faction of them who are very willing to make things political, there are a handful of them for even into buck trump on some issues. thomas massie was willing to still vote against mike johnson despite the fact that trump said that he was the one he wanted for speaker. so you are going to see these conservative voices continue to have power in one of their biggest things is spending cuts. it is going to be a key

look, i was just struck by listening to mike johnson there and john thune mike johnson sounding very sy, very optimistic and john thune in his own way, just trying to kind of thread the needle a little bit more, saying, you know, the senate is very unique. i'm going to have to explain the contours of exactly what we can do. this is going to be interesting to see them try to get this done. >> well, look, they're dealing with narrow majorities. >> the narrowest house majority in nearly 100 years and a very ambitious agenda. >> the advantage, you know, the tactical question of whether you do the trump agenda as one reconciliation bill as they're known or two, seems to me, in the end, is not going to shape the debate all that much, because you come back to the same questions. i mean, republicans in the house are hoping that if you do one big bill that will make it harder for individual members who might oppose specific provisions within it to vote no. there are republicans from the northeast who want to restore the tax break for state and local taxes. there are republicans whose districts

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it is where dwight eisenhower, lyndon johnson and ronald reagan and not too long ago john robert lewis of alabama, a congressman from georgia reverend sharpton's good friend where he lay. i think it's worth for all of our understandable angst and political battles, it is worth taking a moment here and thinking about the possibilities of american life. the man lying there who will be taken in was born about as far away from the pinnacle of power as you could be born. he used the means of american democracy that were available to white men of his time, public schools, the united states naval academy, the united states navy, he used those means of ascent to amass power, not just for himself but to change lives, the lives of other people. i think it is safe to say that president carter, he actually told me once that his favorite former president was george h.w. bush and that president bush, in a prayer that he read at his inaugural that he wrote out that morning on blue cards and kept them in his jacket pocket, said that the uses of power were not simply to make a great show in the world w

mike johnson to move the trumpian blue color boom agenda at warp speed, that is the subject of the riff. >> this past monday, president trump issued a i tendorsement for reelection of speaker mike johns joption. johnson on truth social, mr. trump wrote: mike has my complete and total endorsement. maga. all right, then next day, on new year's eve, walking into his gala party at mar-a-lago, mr. trump reiterated his support for speaker johnson. >> support speaker johnson, i think we're going to have a great time in washington. i think we're going to get great support, he is the one that can win right now, people like him, almost everyone likes him. larry: all right, so and add former speaker newt gingrich to list of johnson endorsements who said republicans should not waste time with an ugly floor fight. and g.o.p. needs to get behind the p speaker. >> so any number of republican luminaries have endorsed mike johnson for speaker and with pleasure, let me add my name to the list, he is a pro growth supply cider side, on tax cuts, a tough hawk with closing border. and eradicated terrorism hire at home. he is a law and order man, for drill, baby, drill. believes in trump's america first pe

we will hear from mike johnson and john thune and vice president kamala harris. they will all deliver a eulogy for president carter. of course these things are not political. this 1 definitely will not be but it's interesting request by the family when the body of president carter is inside the capitol rotunda and those are marks to begin. they want to the podium to be set in front of the statue of gerald ford and that is a nod to the deep relationship those men had. a bipartisan friendship and a message to everyone watching about the importance of bipartisan and ship in today's time. we are awaiting dispossession to come through and part of it has arrived here behind me. the motorcycles are arriving now here at the capital behind me so shortly we will start to see the family and jimmy carter -- jimmy carter's casket arrived as well. >> very chilly day there in the capitol. think you very much. we will get back to you shortly. a close friend of the late president now, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations ... thank you very much for being here as we watch

johnson on the very first ballot. there was prognostication of chaos, but it's a policy conference and so exciting to be there with john thune, the republican leader of the senate. working together, and we're looking forward to being on the trump team. it going to be mike johnson, john thune, it's going to be the house, senate, working together with the president for the trump agenda. griff: you know, we heard from your colleague, representative there in nate foy's reporting. in the end, a little more congressman had to say about why they initially held out and what that was all about. take a listen here. >> we needed to get the attention of the american people that we are going to be behind the trump agenda going through congress. we have got to do a better job, that's what it was about. how, president trump and i, to answer your question, we had a very good discussion. he understood my concerns. griff: so the point there, congressman wilson, he says we need today get speaker johnson's attention. what do you make of the fact that even though you guys passed a new rules package moving the motion to vacate a speaker fro

john thune. he said johnson, quote, has a really tough job ahead with the razor thin majority.st, president-elect trump wants them to tackckle his bord plan, mass deportation and taxes all in one big bill. this is a huge test. will they be able to get it done? critics of this approach say it's too much to get done at once. proponents say if they don't do everything now when president-elect trump has probably the most capital he will ever have, they won't be able to do everything. it's going to be a critical test for this new president-elect and the incoming congress. we will discuss it all coming up. >> thank you so much. we will look for more this morning on "meet the press." she is joined by chuck schumer, the new republican majority leader john thune and newly elected democratic senator adam schiff of california. >>> today, mourners in atlanta will pay respects to late president jimmy carter. on saturday, former and current members of his secret service detail carried his remains to a hearse. he was taken past his peanut farm, then to the state capitol there, finally to the

this weekend, speeches by john kennedy in 1961, lyndon johnson in 1965, and richard nixon in 1969. at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, author robert schimmel with his book, "winston churchill and the white house," shares that the british prime minister was more than a houseguest during his lengthy visits to the white house during the presidencies of glenn roosevelt and dwight eisenhower. the book draws on letters, diaries, government documents and memoirs to tell the ory of winston churchill and the two presidents. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online anytime at c-span.org /history. >>> booktv every sunday on c- span2 features leading authors, discussing their latest nonfiction books. here's a look at what is coming up this weekend. at 5:00 p.m. eastern, stanford institute for human artificial intelligence fellow, who served as a european parliament member, talks about regulating the tech industry in her book, "the technical, how to celebrate democracy in the silicon valley." >>

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so it's possible certainly but it's a very ambitious goal for mike johnson. >> john harney, thank you very much indeed on the latest when it comes to what's unfolding in the capitol, washington, d.c. as we look to the days ahead and that confirmation on january 20 for that incoming president. some fed officials are continuing to a stress that the inflation fight has not yet been won. adriano spoke over the weekend during a panel discussion. >> obviously our job is not done. we are not at 2% yet so we definitely aiming still to get there and we know the job is not done. >> let's get more with valerie tytel. we had the jobs data on friday. what is the uniformity around the message from fed officials and to what extent have they coalesced around the idea that there needs to be more time to bring inflation back to target? >> there's been a regime shift in fed speak lately. they were worried about the weakness in the jobs market and now seem to be more focused on the upside risk to inflation. she also went on to say they need to make sure the recent bump in inflation is not persistent. we

leaders of congress who will be eulogizing jimmy carter and john thune, the new senate republican leader, as well as house speaker mike johnson, will be among the people who are eulogizing him, along with vice president kamala harris. and we do expect a lot of bipartisan accolades to be showered over jimmy carter and his service john thune for one, earlier this morning talked about his humble upbringing. he talked about jimmy carter's work while in office, some of his achievements that he that that he secured, as well as his work after he left office with the habitat for humanity and the carter center and the like. so expect a lot of bipartisan praise, bipartisan as well, in attendance, caitlin mentioned, i saw the chief of staff of the united states supreme court, the chief justice of the united states supreme court, john roberts, just walk in moments ago, along with a couple of other justices, justice elena kagan and brett kavanaugh. so expect people from both sides of the aisle, wolf, to honor jimmy carter's life and service. >> wolf, a a beautiful honor that's about to begin and will continue for a while. and we'll have e

with speaker mike johnson, senate majority leader john thune, and president donald j. trump in charge -- [applause] we have the opportunity to put america first again. [applause] we have an opportunity to do something about crime. we have an opportunity to do something about the border, and we have an opportunity to take care of our veterans. we end every single member in this chamber and those of you watching at home and on tv should be looking forward knowing that america will be respected again. our country is the last bastion of hope. if we fail, then who? this is why we are focused on the issues that the majority of americans care about, god, family, country, faith, freedom, and traditional american values. [applause] and we should be making it easier for people to achieve the american dream. over 14 months ago mike johnson took on a daunting task. no speaker is perfect and no one will ever be. however, achieving perfection requires incremental gains and hard decisions along the way. none of us will get exactly what we want. the fundamental collective goal of this

all and the clock is running, and i think there's a huge challenge ahead for junethon, john thune and mike johnsong to juggle in the house. donald trump is going to want victories and want victories fast and to john thune's credit, that's why he wanted to do two big bills because he wanted to get trump a big victory first on the border and energy and on defense spending and trump has come to the conclusion these guys in congress can only do one big bill and that's what we'll have to do, but when you do that, you've denied trump a fast, early win and that sets up a difficult spring and summer i think for johnson and thune, johnson especially because he'll get impatient. where is my bill in. >> marc, you understand legislative affairs better than most. can this get done? this big, massive bill. >> i hate agreeing with him. it's going to be difficult. there will be an expectation with the nominations to get confirmed, but getting two reconciliation bills done is always impossible. that bill will take a long time to put together in the meantime, this spring you'll have a debt ceiling fight and you wil

he turns to democrats, democrats will use their leverage and extract what they can out of johnson, out of johnmajority leader in the senate and out of trump. will be extremely messy for johnson. one thing he's got going for him that kevin mccarthy did not, everyone actually likes mike johnson, democrats and republicans alike. >> i think that is an important part of it, to a certain extent, eugene. you have to like the guy who was in charge, i guess, to the extent it matters. i think julie put her finger in a very important aspect of this that will really be the focus of what your coverage and the coverage of that julie and others have on the hill, it is not the house, it will be the senate. at the end of the day, the house is a crap show, herky- jerky and that is it. the senate is where the work will be done and where the negotiations will be and where donald trump will face his reality on the budget, conversations on the deck, conversations that began in march on immigration and all the other pieces they want to put together. how do you see, from your reporting, that kind of playing itself ou

. >> mike johnson, john thune and vice president kamala harris representing the executive branch. >>arter was that all too rare example of a gifted man who also walks with humility, modesty, and grace. >> and, bret, right now the carter family is getting some private time inside the capitol rotunda. about 8:30 this evening is when it will be open to the public to come out and pay their respects and despite the cold and brutal weather here in washington, people from all walks of life, both sides of the ilt, tell us that they want to come out and pay their respects. wreath? >> on the hill, the biden administration is imposing sanctions and leaders and supporters of a sudanese paramilitary group and proxies it says it they are committing genocide in a civil war in sudan, tens of thousands of people have been killed there the nearly two-year-old conflict is considered the world's humanitarian catastrophe. up next our "common ground" segment we talk with alabama republican senator katie brit and pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman about the laken riley act and other things. fir

john boehner, kevin mccarthy, by a lot of the same rabble rousers inside the conference that are still here today. and in this very moment, being a thorn in johnson's side. >> you remember the day that john boehner dropped the gavel? johnson literally dropped it like the microphone and basically walked away. he did it because of the forces that we are seeing play out on the floor right now, and it has been the theme that has run through. it's gotten bigger and bigger with time, really presaging the donald trump era for the republican party in washington. and the reality is, what are these people looking for? right? these people who are not are saying that they're not there. they're looking for attention. right? that's that's what they are trying to generate. yeah. >> i mean, in fairness, yes. >> no question. they want attention. some of them want attention for attention sake. you heard charlie say that there's a sense of nihilism here. others and you know, these guys are genuinely worried about the debt and the deficit and don't feel confident that either mike johnson or donald trump are as committed to that as they are. >> and that's absolutely tr

this weekend, speeches by john kennedy in 1961, lyndon johnson in 1965, and richard nixon in 1969. at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, author robert shmuel with his book, "mr. churchill and the white house" shares that the reddish prime minister was more than a houseguest during his lengthy visits to the white house during presidencies of raichlen roosevelt and eisenhower. the article draws on letters, government documents, and memoirs to tell the story of winston churchill and the two presidents. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. and find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online anytime at c-span.org /history. >>> witness democracy unfiltered with c-span. experience history as it unfolds with c-span's live coverage this month. as republicans take control of both chambers of congress and a new chapter begins with the swearing in of the 47th president of the united states on monday, live from the house chamber, witness vice president kamala harris reside over the certification of the electoral college vote, where this his

john kennedy did did. vice president johnson. mr. speaker, this is chief justice. president eisenhower, vice president nixon. president truman, reverend clergy and fellow citizens. we observed today not a victory of party, but a celebration of freedom symbolized and an end. well, as a beginning, signifying renewal as well as change varieties born before you and almighty god. the same somehow for being prescribed nearly century and three quarters ago the world is very different now for man holding this ball and the power to abolish all forms human poverty and all forms of human life. and yet the same revolutionary beliefs for which our forebears for hostility who around the globe now believe that the rights of man come not from the of the faith, but from the hand of god. we dare not forget today that we are the heirs of that first revolution. let the word go for from this time and place to friend and poll. i that the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans born in this century, tainted by war disappeared by a hard and bitter be proud of our ancient he

you have their johnson's delivered at johns hopkins university. in 1965 peace without conquest not peace without conquest near the end that speech lyndon johnson said the following every night before turn out the lights to sleep, i ask this question have. i done everything that i can do to unite this country. have i done everything i can to help unite the world, to try to bring bring peace and hope to all the peoples of the world? have i enough and in contact. he's talking about vietnam. he's talking about an equivalent of the tennessee valley authority providing hydroelectric power for the people of vietnam. he's thinking about his own childhood in poverty in texas and nobody in his having electricity. so he's he he's talking about the this promise hope of human betterment material betterment. but then he continues, ask yourselves that question in your homes and in this hall at johns tonight, have we each of us all done all we could. have we done enough? we may well be living in the time foretold years ago when it was said i call heaven and earth

. >> reporter: john thune and house speaker mike johnson remarked on a life dedicated to service and country. >> the care did not stop at building homes in the face of what he did to bring life saving medicine. he brokered peace. >> reporter: reflecting on carter's legacy, not just as a state governor and u.s. president, but the achievements after he left the white house. >> he continued to have a major impact not just in the united states, but around the world. his work on public health and disease, eradication, it is remarkable what he continued to achieve even after leaving office. >> reporter: carter's casket was transferred, authorizing the building in 1980. his family walked beside the horse drawn case, a nod to his decision todown pennsylvania avenue during his inaugural parade in 1977. commander in chief from humbled beginnings, who say they are making government more competent and compassionate. >> they say for the former president, they began on thursday at the washington national cathedral. the body will return for a private funeral before a private entournament. >>> biden

johnson didn't have full republican support to be speaker. you have senate leader john thune who is a mitch mcconnell guy. are these the right leaders to enact president trump's agenda? >> let me just talk about your first part of that, about this broad coalition. think about it for a second. the democrats are the established order in washington. had every source of institutional power, they had media, they had wall street, technology in silicon valley, the corporatists, the lobbyists, populist national movement to show the power. our new coalition partners are not maybe with us ideologically, but they understand going forward. the democrats basically, i come from a democrat family, and they lost the working class and they see the power of poll pollism. you see the collapse of the democratic party that lost some of the central parts, particularly silicon valley and a little of wall street. this is coming together and very complicated and you're going to see it play out in the halls of congress. i believe, because no one really paid attention to this radical idea, modern

i think there is a huge challenge ahead for john thune, but especially mike johnson because of the naturethe house majority and because of the coalition that johnson is trying to juggle in the house. look, donald trump is going to want victories and want victories fast. and to john thune's credit, i think that's why thune wanted to do two big bills. because he wanted to get trump a big victory first on the border and on energy and on defense spending. but i think trump has come up with the conclusion these guys in congress can only do one big bill, and that's what we're going to have to do. but when you do that, you've denied trump a fast, early win, and that sets up difficult spring and summer i think for johnson and thune, johnson especially because trump is going to get really impatient. where is my bill. >> it's a big, big test, mark. you understand legislative affairs better than most. i mean, can this get done, this big massive bill? >> i hate to agree with j. mark, it's going to create an expectation that is difficult. i think there is going to be pressure to get confirmed. getting

john thune has a point, he may not know the house as well as johnson does, but he knows the senate.n in the senate, he has a three seat majority to work with, plus j.d. vance, the vice president- elect, who can break any type. johnson can lose a couple of votes in a lot more members are to deal with. it will be a rocky road for the two men as they try to navigate trump, navigate trump's team and their conferences, which, as we saw yesterday, are going to give them a hard time. johnson managing to lose just one republican on that vote ultimately, but at least a dozen others have expressed concerns and have sent him a letter and express their points of view, one he johnson to make sure he gives deference to members and weakens his own leadership team in the process, something johnson, by the way, told us he wants >>. >> julie tsirkin on capitol hill, thank you for that, my friend. i want to bring in brendan buck and joined by melanie zanona, senior reporter for punch bowl news and msnbc contributor. we will go with you first , melanie. let's run through the final moments of the first

not because of mike johnson's ideas are better than those proposed by senate republicans and new senate majority leader john thune, but because mike johnson is the weakest link in this gop trifecta. in other words, house republicans are so dysfunctional right now they can't pass anything, and so the best way to go forward here is to combine everything into one comprehensive piece of legislation, a mega bill, if you will, and try to get it done that way. senate republicans are very skeptical that that is going to work, and they try to convince donald trump of that tonight. they failed to do so. >> well, thune is very focused on trump cabinet picks and how they're going to get them all through. do you think are struggling the most? >> the ones that are teetering on the edge are obviously totally gathered , the pick for director of national intelligence, as well as pete hegseth, the nominee for secretary of defense. senator jack reed, top democrat on the armed services committee met with pete hegseth today and released a scathing statement that he has no confidence in his abilities, his qualifications to be se

from presenters like dwayne johnson, elton john and sharon stone to film and tv nominees like nicolen, selena gomez, demi moore, timothee chalamet and all things wicked. the stars will pack the ballroom at the beverly hilton. >> the audience for wicked is very similar to the audience for award shows. >> it's heavily female, it's a little bit older. so i think having wicked as a nominee is going to help lure an audience. >> the top nominated films this year include lower profile movies like the brutalist and conclave. but the globes have something else up their sleeve to please the audience. >> they added a specific category for movies that are popular, that are popular cinematic achievement in box office movies that's designed to get popular movies in the room, just like they did last year, where they gave the award to barbie because they wanted all those people there. the audience likes them. >> and there's something else the audience loves about the globes. >> it's the last time. who cares? >> a reputation thanks to ricky gervais for skewering the stars that take themselves a littl

mcguire is the new member there and john will be voting for mike johnson for speaker. it is still just thomas massie indicating he will not support the speaker. i am hopeful everyone else will. >> brian: good point he has not there anymore so i should not point that out so my bad he put that out evidently. you look at mike johnson what happened a couple of weeks ago elon musk 4:15 a.m. in the morning i don't like this bill and donald trump says, "i don't like it either." you are an athlete. you have to learn during the preseason how to correct the mistakes during the regular season. to you sense and you are very tight with the future president, do you sense there will be a communication all around? >> the biggest adjustment today at 53 republican senators. that is the biggest change and two weeks the president trump in the white house. so the team is different and i said a couple of weeks ago we were going through that. that the next thing is to get this into next year because that calvary is coming over the hill. 53 republican senators in the united states and donald

john. >> yes, thank you so much. >> bye. happening now. house speaker mike johnsonight only have that title a few more hours. his job hangs in the balance as the house votes on a new speaker today. johnson can likely only afford to lose a single vote. so this is tight. he does have the backing of president-elect trump, who cannot be pleased with all of this drama. let's get to cnn's steve contorno in florida. so what's the president elect doing about this this morning, steve? >> john, if you think about every single move donald trump has made since he won election last or two months ago, it has been with the idea that he wanted to hit the ground running as quickly as possible on january 20th. >> he has quickly named his cabinet. he has put together his team, he has laid out his agenda, and so he does not want a protracted speaker fight to get in the way of him acting very swiftly, soon after taking office. nor does he want a speaker of the house who would potentially be learning on the job. and that's why you have seen him come out with his full throated endorsement

definitively, but he made clear to me that trump's support for mike johnson was not something that members could simply ignore. john. >> yeah, we will see if anyone joins thomas massie and the fingernail caucus this morning. i mean, even one, even one member joining him on the first vote could cost johnson the job, or at least make it deeply uncomfortable for him. lauren fox being photobombed by jim jordan and others. we will come back to you as soon as we can. and of course, stay with cnn all morning long. we're covering the ins and outs of this vote. coverage continues after noon as well. sarah. >> all right. this morning, bourbon street is back open as serious questions about security measures in the french quarter loom after the deadly new year's day terror attack that left 14 people dead. a 2019 report by a private security firm warned there was a need for an immediate improvement on security barriers, flagging the potential for terrorism involving mass shootings or car attacks. was, quote, highly possible. in that report. authorities also trying to answer questions as to how several warning signs were missed

i want to bring john lonski into this. ron johnson has -- senator ron johnson has an op-ed in the journal, fiscal sanity is not too much to hope for this year. he makes an interesting point about obviously the federal spending but he says one of the reasonable approaches to fix things is just to set a budget cap. go back to the models we saw in government from fiscal 1998 and bring fiscal responsibility back to washington. >> that -- cheryl: bond market would like like that. >> the bond market would love it. you'd have a 10 year yield going under 3%. unfortunately, what he's saying is that we're going to get rid of the budget deficit where we have a government spending of nearly $2 trillion more than what it takes in in terms of taxes. if you were to get rid of the excess of nearly $2 trillion of spending the economy would suffer and the equity market would suffer. you know, as an economist, i'm one of those guys that's guilty of having badly underestimated growth for 2024. when i look back at the reason for that under-estimation, wha

from presenters like dwayne johnson, elton john and sharon stone to film and tv nominees like nicole kidman, selena gomez, demi moore, timothee chalamet and all things wicked. the stars will pack the ballroom at the beverly hilton. >> the audience for wicked is very similar to the audience for award shows. >> it's heavily female, it's a little bit older. so i think having wicked as a nominee is going to help lure an audience. >> the top nominated films this year include lower profile movies like the brutalist and conclave. but the globes have something else up their sleeve to please the audience. >> they added a specific category for movies that are popular, that are popular cinematic achievement in box office movies that's designed to get popular movies in the room, just like they did last year, where they gave the award to barbie because they wanted all those people there. >> the audience likes them. >> and there's something else the audience loves about the globes. >> it's the last time. >> who cares? >> a reputation thanks to ricky gervais for skewering the stars that take themse

the speeches in tribute to him today that we heard from the republican leader, john thune, the house speaker, mike johnson, and, of course, the vice president, kamala harris. >> i think he would have appreciated the way in which the two republican leaders paid respect to the life he had lived, the example he set, i think he would have taken even deeper pleasure from vice president harris's assessment of what he did as president, and the farsighted way in which he, in the environmental realm and human rights, in appointing women and and non-whites to the judiciary, the ways in which he was a pioneer. so i bet he would have had an ascending curve of, you know, liking them more and more as they went on. >> and one thing we know from the family and i interviewed jason carter, his grandson, right after it happened, but he was and he lasted much longer than this. but he was in his final year. he could not wait to vote for kamala harris, i'm sure not only because of her democratic and progressive politics, but also being a woman and being an african-american. he could not wait. he voted for her early via absente

people gave us and march it forward, president trump has a great relationship with mike johnson, can you imagine john boehner going to a ufcfight with donald trump it would never happen. let's pass the tax orii extending fact c -- tax cuts and s secure border. david: bottom line is that americans are hurting right now, the fed lowered interest rate rates a tick a couple of weeks ago, mortgage is raising rates, 30-year fixed rate is 6.7% in last 4 years, people's -- 4 weeks, and people's paychecks not what they used, to they want money in their pockets right now, they are overric over extending their credit card debt we think a tax extension maybe with extra tax cuts in there in some kind of reconciliation, is necessary as job number one, no? >> i agree, 100%, we have been trying to push one to have one recon bill to make sure that tax cuts are etex tended and tax bill passed. i need our colleagues con-- to understand 90% of american tax payers will feel it. i don't know how many people they think are the rich they need to understand this is a large portion of their constituents that feel it to your p