susan: john murphy, thanks so much for being our guest. mr. murphy: thank you. my pleasure. newsmakers is back after ouconversation with the 's john murphy. one of those comment that mr. murphy made was how interesting it is that so many members of congress were following the administration's policy. gobspack. -- gop what are you hearing? mr. becker: it thing to be involved t china, andrth with oncehe eu and mexicond canada get involved, trump campaigned on this so we should not be surprised. there is a senset people said let's not go after our best friends, as john said. is no sense yet that they are going to do anything more than influence of them through statements or back channels. there is no sense they will pull back to trade power that they have backed, but it is june, so maybe there is a chance. i do not think people will believe they will be resting -- wresting back any power. susan: what are the indications for both parties ms. gibson: it is hard to read the political map the president may be laying out here. he campaigned on this. thinks is an issue that voters wi

chamber of commerce's top expert, john murphy. he is senior vice president for international policy. he has been the point man since 1999. glad to have you. >> great to be here. >> thank you for being our reporter and guest this week. as we start this friday morning, almost every publication has a big trade story with fears of a global trade war. at the same time, the new jobs numbers are out with the lowest unemployment number in 18 years. the jobs added and the unemployment rate are exceeding the projections this month. where are those two facts? >> from the perspective of the u.s. chamber of commerce and many of our members, small businesses or large corporations, there is a lot of enthusiasm for what is going on in the economy. economic growth has been strong. we see remarkable unemployment numbers. some of the lowest numbers we have seen in half a century. when we do surveys of our members, we see business confidence is high. a lot of things are going right. we can certainly ascribe that to tax reform, which we believe will p

being our guest. >> newsmakers is back after our conversation with the chamber's top trade day john murphy. our to reporters of politico. one of the comments is to murphy made was how interesting it was so many members of congress are following this policy. your publication had a colorful headline. theays gop got smacked over tariff announcements. we are watching reaction from members, what are you hearing? >> it was one thing to be involved in the tariffs back and forth with china. once the eu, mexico, and canada get involved. trump campaigned on it, but we can't be too surprised. there is a sense that people have gotten busy and say let's not go after our best friends. that they arense going to do anything more than try to influence them through statements or back channels. there is no sense to pull back any of the trade power that they gave back. it is just june, so maybe there is a chance. i don't think people believe they will be resting back any power on the white house. with the elections so close, or the political implications for both parties? >> it is hard to read the political m

we are proud to welcome john murphy. senioricial title is vice president for international policy. 19s been the point man since 99. glad to have you. great to be here. and bernier gibson becker is on capitol hill specializing in taxes and the economy from police co. -- politico. >> two things when you are read ing the news. >> from the perspective of the u.s. chamber of commerce, a lot of enthusiasm for what's going on in the economy. growth has been pretty strong. we're seeing remarkable un employment numbers. numbers we'vewest seen in half a century. when we see surveys of the members of the small business members and others, we see that business confidence is high. a lot of things are going right. some of that we can certainly ascribe to tax reform. which is we believe going to pay big dividends for the economy. regulatory reform and restraint as well. there's a lot of things going right. really at they is peak of economic sake the. but then when we talk about there's a lot more questions, i think. somee're starting t

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what's the rest of the interview with john murphy the u.s. chamber of commerce tomorrow, here on c-span at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 eastern -- six upon p.m. eastern. veterans --going deputy veterans affairs secretary thomas bowman talks about helping veterans and keeping the v.a. accountable. nationalrom the coalition of homeless veterans. it's the last speech by secretary bowman before he retires later this month. [applause] good morning. it is a distinct pleasure for me are and professionally to introduce our speaker. as many of you know, i had a career here in dcp -- here in

by newsmakersed at 10:00 with john murphy discussing trade policy and the attentional impact of new tariffs. discussion on politics and the state of race relations in the u.s. of race relations in the u.s.. coming up on today's "washington journal," harvard law professor laurence tribe talks about his new book on presidential impeachment. then former white house mitigations director anthony scaramucci joins us to discuss the trump presidency and other political news of the day. host: good morning. it is a back to work week for congress. the house scheduled to take up at least three spending bills. the senate voting on a number of those 147 federal judicial vacancies. immigration may be the center of the debate in both chambers, including the possibility of a discharge petition in the house. if enough democrats and republicans signed that bill, it would make it to the floor. a busy summer schedule, including possibly shortened august recess.

what's the rest of the interview with john murphy the u.s. chamber of commerce tomorrow, here on c-span at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 eastern -- six upon p.m. eastern. veterans --going deputy veterans affairs secretary thomas bowman talks about helping veterans and keeping the v.a. accountable. nationalrom the coalition of homeless veterans. it's the last speech by secretary bowman before he retires later this month. [applause] good morning. it is a distinct pleasure for me are and professionally to introduce our speaker. as many of you know, i had a career here in dcp -- here in d.c. i served as the director of homeless veterans programs. for those of you who are outside of washington, where all the real work gets done, i will take you that inside washington there are people who make things and one of those people is one of the people that i am here to be with this morning. tom bowman has a long and distinguished career. you have got his bio in your book. he is a proud marine corps veteran, 21 one years of active service, 30 years total, but more i

john murphy from the u.s. chamber of commerce. that interview is at 10:00 a.m here on c-span. check out our free c-span radio app. all of our programming online anytime at c-span.org. joining us from boston is professor laurence tribe, the co-author of the new book titled "t,o end it presidency, the power of impeachment." if lawmakers are going to proceed with impeachment, they should do so with caution. can you explain? guest: first of all, thanks for having me on. impeachment is an extraordinary power. the framers of the constitution knew that we needed some way, in case of emergency, to remove a president who simply would not live within the role of the, a president who put himself above the law. president cannot be an everyday event. it cannot be a way of expressing buyers remorse about the previous election. it has to be reserved for cases where there is a broad, bipartisan consensus that just won't do to wait until the next election. that will only happen, the framers believed, if the president commits treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors. if the evide

strikes out john ryan murphy he gets his first save as a giant san francisco wins 2-1 the a's are making in the a-l west back at the coliseum to face cleveland... after finishing a 8-2 road trip. paul blackburn making his fourth start this year the antioch native had everything working against the tribe strikes out a pair in the fifth... allows 3 hits in six inning and one-third bottom 8th... a's up 2-1 jed lowrie hits a solo shot to right field they goes under review... call is upheld... it goes over the wall 14th home run of the year oakland head into the ninth up by two indians with two out... two on jason kipnis can't get it done... flies out to right blake treinen gets his 21st save of the season a's win 3-1 oakland has won 5 straight... 7 games over 500 having four all-stars and the best overall roster is the n-b-a is great... but without steve kerr the warriors wouldn't have become the newest dynasty in basketball. kerr has reportedly agreed to a contract extension with golden state making him one of the highest paid coaches in the n-b-a. details of the new deal haven't been revea

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chamber of commerce's top expert, john murphy.he is senior vice president for international policy. he has been the point man since 1999. glad to have you. >> great to be here.

republicans democrats diplomats alike from rick bird and dick holbrooke and bob kimmitt to john cohen plume for murphy and john anderson and i think each of every one of them has been a highly respected figure who made a lot of friends in germany persons of respects that people would look up to had it well how did they do that there mr nick i mean all of the all of these people that you've mentioned they do they have a lot of respect and when they began their time in germany they didn't begin it by telling the host government the host country what its policy should be you're absolutely right i think some of them have been very vocal and outspoken representatives of the interest of the united states sometimes not to the pleasure of everyone in germany but i think that all of them have ever kept a clear line in terms of have a clear understanding of their role as an ambassador whether they were career diplomats or political appointees. and i think they have. taken their role very seriously in representing their country the same time being the sounding devices in the host country and be open for dialogue

strikes out john ryan murphy he gets his first save as a giant san francisco wins 2-1 the a's are makingome noise in the a-l west back at the coliseum to face cleveland... after finishing a 8-2 road trip. paul blackburn making his fourth start this year the antioch native had everything working against the tribe strikes out a pair in the fifth... allows 3 hits in six inning and one-third bottom 8th... a's up 2-1 jed lowrie hits a solo shot to right field they goes under review... call is upheld... it goes over the wall 14th home run of the year oakland head into the ninth up by two indians with two out... two on jason kipnis can't get it done... flies out to right blake treinen gets his 21st save of the season a's win 3-1 oakland has won 5 straight... 7 games over 500 lebron lebron james has opted out of his contract with the cavs and will become a free agent. james is declining a contract worth 35.6 million dollars for the 2018-19 season with cleveland. the cavs can offer james a 5-year deal worth 205 million dollars. any other team can offer him a 4-year deal worth 152 million dollars.

he closes it with authority getting john ryan murphy.ond career save, giants have one eight out of 10. the a's aren't making national headlines. make no mistake, they are taking care of business. fresh off of an 8-to rocha. at the indians, the bark of the park night at the coliseum. the bottom of the two, marcus off of trevor, siegel's home and the a's have 81-0 lead. edwin, to his knees, it makes the play, nice dig by olson at the other end. paul blackburn appreciates that. bottom six, that's a bad pitch and chris davis take advantage. scores met joyce. the a's have 82-0 lead. bottom eight, it is 2-1, third home run in five games. 14th on the year, love the kelly green and love the results. 3-1 the a's win. it's been three weeks since the nba final but let's play some warriors basketball. still some familiar faces on the court as practice began today. john mcnamara just chilling. jordan bell expected to be a big part of next year's squad but all eyes on 2018 first round draft pick out of cincinnati who is ready to get his pro career sta

crawford hit a walkoff single off john ryan murphy crawford is having an all star year... francisco come from behind to win, 5-4 tomorrow they'll begin a ten-game road trip in the nation's capital the a's are over at the coliseum opening a four game series against the royals right now -- terrell owens says he will not attend his own induction ceremony for the pro football hall of fame in august owens was voted into the hall in february... in a statement released today owens said... "while i am incredibly appreciative of this opportunity... i have made the decision to publicly decline my invitation to attend the induction ceremony in canton." he added... canton." ceremony in induction attend the invitation to decline my publicly decision to have made the opportunity... i this appreciative of incredibly "while i am owens said... released today owens said... "while i am incredibly appreciative oo publicly declin my invitation to attend the induction ceremony in canton." he added... "after visiting canton earlier this year... i came to the realization that i wish to celebrate

we have john over there and mike murphy to my right, not politically, but right here my right. you are the one who will explain why the intel ceo is out after admitting to a consensual relationship. >> it has to do with company policy. the company came out in a statement and said it violated company rules so they ousted him. i think the big concern is they don't want to have a negative impact on the price of the share. this could, if this were to leak out in a week or month or even a year it would cast a big negative cloud over intel so they acted preemptively to oust someone who has been a solid ceo. >> wait a minute. fbi agent peter struck at a long-term relationship with someone beneath him on the food chain, his page, and he kept his job for a long time. >> no shareholders. it's the government. >> thank you. what are we doing about it? >> let's move on. go back to amazon, netflix, facebook, put them on the screen. comment john, asked you this question every single time, are these 32 expensive for you to buy more of? >> may be to buy more of part i own all the stocks except

joining me mike murphy, republican strategist to mitt romney, jeb bush and john mccain. great to see you. first of all, republicans seem to be terrified now that it's become the party of trump of saying anything against the president. >> yeah. i think senator corker was right on. it's acting like a cult. i understand why donald junior has to defend his father/co-defendant. it's all about personality. it's not about republican issues. many of those have been thrown out the window. i will say this about mark sanford. he's always had trouble when he had his earlier scandal in that district. this primary the sharp knife of being accused of being anti-trump did hurt and cut him. people on the ground said he was kind of sleepwalking and didn't have his campaign in place. is it true the one place on earth donald trump is highly popular inside the electorate, totally true. that's the cult like glue that's holding everybody in line. privately they will say he's crazy and this is terrible. publicly, they're afraid of their primary voters. i will say sanford has some problems of hi

murphy of the legendary blues brothers. recruited to the band in the late '70s after dan aykroyd and john belushi saw him perform.the '80s, she was a star. playing aretha franklin's husband in the blues brothers comedy classic. ♪ freedom ♪ >> reporter: aykroyd telling nbc news, the blues brothers would not have bn what they were wit matt's playing power, stage magnetism and knowledge of music. a veteran of the chicago blues scene, he performed with some of the greats. b.b. king, etta james, and memphis slim. his family tonight says he poured his heart out in every guitar solo he took. ♪ >> man, could he play. matt "guitar" murphy was 88 years old. >>> still ahead, a school in philadelphia changing the face of teaching, to boost student performance and morale. >>> also, the new volcanic eruption so explosive it blocked out the sun. >>> back now with what many educators say is a crisis in our public schools -- the lack of diversity among teaching staff. especially african-american men. this comes despite studies that show minority students perform better when they have teachers who look like them. nbc's ron allen h

megadonors to join him including former chairman john roe and david mcneil and doctor in the university of miami health system and coastal construction tom murphy junior. and sergeio pinno and carnival cruise line and enrique sosa who own ryan and the destroying of gop. joining us is a congressman from florida. congressman matt gates. you put out a strong statement. it is shameful to see how the house gop leadership. that is straightforward as you can put it. why, i just got to ask why in the world are you putting up, not you, but your conference putting up with a man who can do what he did today in the leadership briefing. change the subject from the success of the party and biggest primary night in the election psyche and he will turning it to himself and the idea that evidence matters in his judgment of whether or not there was a spy? it obviously doesn't in his case. >> i have defended paul ryan when i agreed with him. but there is no continuous for ryan to side against the congress who are working for transparency. dein nunnes asked for a year for the documents that go to the heart of the trump- russian hoax. members was congress have not

as you can see with us tonight is our friend mike murphy, veteran gop strategist, longtime adviser to people like mitt romney, jeb bush, johnn. he also happens to be a senior fellow up at harvard. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. >> i have an uncomfortable question to start. the battle damage assessment for your party just thus far this week. >> oh, it's a complete disaster. i think the political coroner is going to rule this one a suicide. it is self-inflicted. it's morally repugnant. it's a stain on the history of the country and on this presidency. i think this is a disaster, in at leave 70 to 100 congressional districts. even in base districts, this has people outraged. these are not republican values. these are not american values. this one is going to be a big price to pay. you can see the political machinery working as the senate is in just about full revolt now, and the house which is more factionalized is following. there's tremendous energy to get out of this thing, but a lot of damage has already been done. if they move very quickly, they can ameliorate some of it. >> i was thinking about a member

murphy now, republican strategist, joining us. he was an advisor to george w. bush. mitt romney. john mccain, among others. mike, curious about the politics on this. let me put the person tags i think we wi put the interpretation you hear. in this mid-term election year there's been an enthusiasm gap, democrats mobilized to the hilt. election day, circled, can't wait to get out the vote. from the republican side, more of a question mark there. but if you throw into the middle of this a robert bork-like supreme court fight into the middle of the summer, maybe into the fall, there it is, that's the thing that could motivate republican voters equal to where democrats are. do you think there is anything to that? >> i think there is something to it. it is already a red-hot election. i think president trump has done a pretty good job of getting more casual democratic voters who tend to only vote in presidential years to do what they normally don't do, which is ebb gau engage in an off year. we've seen that in special elections. my guess is will heat up everybody. republicans and conservatives will get extra exci

phil murphy took the same action as the colorado governor and said no state resources will be used from new jersey to support the family separation policy in any way. then the governor of delaware, john carney announced, today we received a request to send delaware national guard troops to the southwest border, under normal circumstances we wouldn't hesitate to answer the call but given what we know about the policies currently in effect at the border, i cannot in good conscious send delawareans to help with the mission and rervegsed president tru rerve rervegsed -- and referenced the policy of separating children from parents. and over the course of the day all of the other governors announced variations, democrats and republicans. one governor announced he is pulling all members of the national guard from the border and there are current maryland national guardsmen there now and he's calling them home today, quote, until this policy of separating children from families has been rescinded. and in new hampshire, chris sen unu a -- saying they have not been asked but the governor said, quote, if asked, he would refuse. governor saying today in a statement, quote, i will not send our n

john earlier today he did not have a tie on. but maybe he was getting ready for tonight. >> here senator chris murphy.have a pinch runner on first, do not catch you that was. a two-out rally, ball outside. 9 - 1 the democrats lead in the top of the fourth. two outs. now to on. here is the two and zero. ball outside, three and zero. panetta is down to third. >> pat murphy as a rising star in the democratic party. he's active in issues like gun control. >> here's the three and zero. ball four. that will load the bases. someone asks earlier about linda sanchez. she is here and in uniform. she is hard to miss. she always wears the roman numeral nine. and that's for title ix. she's on the dugout rail. >> joe donnelly gets hit, right in the back. that brings home another run. now it's on. a toughening for buck with two outs. panetta comes into score. >> what uniform does linda usually wear? >> she mixes up what it is. some high school, college, a dodgers uniform before. it always has the roman numeral nine on the back. >> will have a pinch runner for donnelly. we were talking about linda sanchez. she will n

chamber of commerce's top expert, john murphy. he is senior vice president for international policy. he has been the point man since 1999. glad to have you. >> great to be here. >> thank you for being our reporter and guest this week.