joni works i.t. and has been coming here for nine seasons. but it's coming, right? they're going to put a satellite up there and everyone down here is going -- >> joni: maybe. i mean, we're a long way away from having cell service down here and everybody having internet like at home. >> anthony: it's really the last place on earth for cell service. kristy is a heavy equipment operator, coming for 19 seasons. >> kristy: i actually started off two seasons in the galley, and then i ended up getting trained on the equipment. >> anthony: so you learned an entirely new profession so that you could stay here? >> kristy: yeah. >> anthony: and jules, another heavy equipment operator, who could most likely kick your ass, eat your lunch, then kick your ass again, has been coming for an astonishing 38 seasons. so what were you doing before? >> jules: see, my mom worked for the company and she wanted me to come, because i didn't want to come. >> joni: she tried to get rid of you or what? >> jules: yeah, she wanted to come. >> joni: when you first started coming, how many women w

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editor joni ernst, you and angel mom michelle which was out with us are fighting for the same cause.ied in a car crash at the hands of a drunk driver who never should've been in this country. and banished after he was released on bail. shell is sharing tonight for the very first time and i want everyone to look up at their screen, now. these photos of her daughter sarah probably standing alongside her brother onga graduation day. fewer than 24 hours later in hospital fed her brother by her side she died. since then michelle has helped and supported the trump administration effort to crack down on illegal immigration. senator ernst, you cowrote sarah's law, a bill that wouldci require customs enforcement officials or i.c.e. to detain illegal immigrants charged with a crime that resulted in a person's death or serious injury. michelle, i come to you and askt what needs to change? >> we need to secure our borders my first and foremost. we need that wall built. i am with president trump. shut down that border or we need to take care of what we have here. [applause] i don't want this happ

gun control provisions the bill is unlikely to pass the senate, dianne feinstein of california and joni ernst of iowa are attempting to write a senate version of the bill that could have a chance of passing. next week the house will debate a bill to restore net neutrality. members may also consider two-year federal budget setting discretionary spending limits. you can watch the house live on c-span. in the senate, much of the week will be spent on nominations, mitch mcconnell filed motions to includingte on fit, one position of ambassadorship to saudi arabia. you can watch the house and senate live streaming at c-span.org, or listen to congressional debate on c-span3 radio app. -- on c-span's radio app. >> is a budget reporter for the hill, what can we expect in the upcoming

it started with community, joni and others, who came and said, this is what we must do, and then city departments wanted in and many, many more people wanted in, and he was an amazing arbiter and collaborator. so tonight, before the resolution goes to the full board, you will have a chance to vote on our own resolution in support. we will hear tonight from kyle, and then we will also here from wendy good friend on our climate team who will talk about how this resolution specifically impacts the work of the department of the environment and what are the next steps we intend to take as part of this resolution journey. with that, kyle? >> thank you, commissioners and thank you for the kind words. a supervisor mandelman and our office is proud to be leading this effort at the forward to declare a claimant emergency in san francisco. and i wanted to take the opportunity to provide context as to the resolution and ask for your support. the effort is the product of committed climate justice advocates who visited our office late last year, explaining explaining that bay area cities like berke

house democrats, of course, trying to pursue it pretty aggressively. >> that's really interesting, joniomments say a lot there, i'm not sure it's necessary to hear from mueller. >>> errol louis is here, host of the great podcast. you decide. if you're not subscribed, you should. you say that in your words trump has mastered the art of distracting. bill barr will testify for two days next week, mueller is probably going to testify, don mcgahn, sounds like he's going to be called. can the president continue to distract and succeed at that even with all these folks up there? >> he's got his a team in place, between mr. bar and rudy giuliani who did a masterful job on cnn and a bunch of other shows, just throwing smoke. saying it's really about obama, really about the clintons. this is all fake. he uses his twitter feed just to sew doubts. that's what they have to do at this point. it's early, but there's been one reuters poll of all american adults. we don't know how representative it is, but it's a whole lot of people. 47% are saying the president should resign. 40% are saying impeachment

now two senators here in washington, iowa republican and combat veteran joni ernst and new hampshiremaggie hassen want to create a nationwide green alert system because only three states have created them so far. >> as a combat veteran this is an issue that means a lot to me. we 20 to 22 veterans that take their life every single day and if we could find a way to prevent that, we need to explore those options. >> there are alerts that exist out there, an amber alert when a child is missing, a silver alert when an elderly person is missing so senators and i are working on a bill together, she brought the bill to me and said what do you think about a green alert and i said, wow, it sounds like a great idea. so a green alert if we have a veteran that is missing. >> our job as civilians from my perspective is to work every day to make our country worthy of the sacrifices that our servicemen and women have made for us, and so i was approached by a special services general, don boldock in stratham, new hampshire, who identified the issue saying often veterans go missing and we were just ta

i am really here to support this resolution and to champion all the work that joni has been working on. i am new to this space, but i am really thrilled to see this resolution come into the conversation, and i really want to push this forward in whatever way possible and offer support from, you know, this is like a top concern for any generation that i talked to in san francisco and it's making us all reconsider our lives, and i'm really thankful for you guys to work through this. >> thank you. helena? after her, joni. >> hi, i want to first say, i did not know -- i am so honored to be here with his energy and all of these people who have worked with him, learned from him, and expanded his vision. that was really touching. my statement is i a san francisco resident, i am an active member of the citizens climate lobby. i have been following the san francisco declaration of climate emergency. it is a beautiful document and it is well on its way to passing i'm hoping for a unanimous vote in the supervisor's vote. i am very pleased to see that justice inequities to front-line communities a

. >> this is young joni, a combination of my palleatepalat.s is an example of what i offer at young joni. it's really a reflection of my upbringing. >> tit includes korean barbecue short ribs. >> on the base of it is a scalli scallion. >> and beef topped with salad. through her food, ann kim tells personal stories. >> this is a childhood favorite of mine. my mother used to stick japanese sweet potatoes in the fireplace when we were little and we'd take them out and unwrap them and eat them like candy. >> reporter: she immigrated to the united states in the 1970s when she was just 4 years old. >> it was really my grandmother who raised us because my parents worked the graveyard shift. i always wanted to help and stir the pot when it was boiling. it was just a part of my upbringing. >> growing up she said she was a class clown. her parents worked multiple jobs an wanted a better job for her, a doctor or a lawyer. in college she headed to new york city. >> when i got to columbia, my parnls were good with that. but i thought i would start acting a

of the cost of just maintaining them never mind restoring them and you know it is slightly like a jonimitchell song you don't know where it lost it's gone you know now suddenly people are realizing you know just how critical these golding's are to our sense of history our sense of culture particularly for the french nation. lisa riley is so she had professor of medieval art in architecture at the university of virginia professor rather we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us and sharing your insights thank you thank you. we here in germany very growing criticism of how the state treats migrants who are seeking asylum in twenty eighteen authorities say they considered more than two hundred thousand applications for silent more than a third were rejected but before a decision is ever made migrants can spend weeks or months in what are called holding centers need to be used as a clora valter reports on those centers from the very insulting. behind this fence nice to fill some slowpoke refugee camp where putas are not allowed inside so forth the residents meet us here because the

as well as senator joni ernst and others. it would allow people to get an advance payment on their social security benefits in order to allow them to stay home for a. of two months to be there with a child at the beginning of the development. these are biblical principles. they are time-honored principles. and they're not partisan. let's go back to the democratic field. am curious about is mayor pete buttigieg. where do you come down on his candidacy as far as the impact he could have. get there to nomination, he has pitched himself as a christian. he has, under fire from some conservatives. where do you come down on his candidacy? mr. reed: i am certainly intrigued by his candidacy. i don't see how you could not be. when i was coming up politically, the idea of having run for state treasurer in years they'd and losing and running for dnc chair and losing and you are a mayor of a pretty small town of about 100,000 people and have never been elected statewide and you want to be president, not just did not happen when i was com

resisignation of emmanuel not crossising his coaching ends at this image them -- opening and hopeful joni -- which probably isn't going to happen i think it's fair to say about it it is summingg up i t think a very cynical feeling out that sent me on social media. and this tweet says everyone can give their opinion bust you notice every face in this crowd has been changed to the hospital emmanuel lack on the french president. and then some people saying. that the french president really has in some ways -- down the goodod work all of t this. a thining that was supposed to realal bring thehe voice of f te pepeople of frenchch people to e four get all the o opinions from ordinary folk bause it bebecame susuch a media event eveverythig was tetelevised emmanuel lockekd room was involveved in. and whatat the critics are sayig is that sisically. was the o objective truck to get ouounces or was it t to justt bn to be looking to be listening -- and a lot of people feeling that really that is the case because it doesn't seem to be an awful lot c concrete comining out of s jujust yet althougugh we

i think mitt romney is a co-sponsor of this bill in the senate, along with senators joni ernst and others, that would allow people to get an advanced payment on their social security benefits in order to allow them to stay home for a period of four, six, or eight weeks to be there with that child at the beginning of the development. again, i think these are biblical principles. they are time-honored principles that are not partisan. reporter: let's go back to the democratic field. one person i am curious about is mayor pete buttigieg. he has really seen his star rise, as far as democratic primary voters in the last couple of months. i am curious, where do you come down on his candidacy as far as the impact he could have. if he were to get the nomination, he has pitched himself as a christian. he has come under fire from some conservatives. franklin graham came at him for the way he has framed himself. where do you come down on his candidacy? also on graham's comments, what do you make of those? mr. reed: i am certainly intrigued by his candidacy. i don't see how you could not be. when i w

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the comments in the past and writings about women and pay equity and about female athletes, senator joniry unlikely she would support him and she's heard from several colleagues saying they share these concerns privately. and she did not think he would be confirmed if he came up for a vote today. similar comments from shelley moore, republican senator. saying she thinks it is very hard to look past some of his writings. susan collins, another female republican is concerned and looking into his writings more. and talked to senator marsha blackburn, the first extensive comment on this controversy and she said she's known steven moore for many years and she is still open to meeting with him but said clearly he has some questions to answer. >> i've known steven for years. and have worked with him. always have a good relationship. and if he is the nominee, i will guarantee you one thing, this is something that will absolutely come up in that conversation. absolutely. >> do you think from what you've seen so far that should disqualify him frommine being nominated? >> i think what i'll do is si

. >>> remember joni mitchell lyrics they paved paradise and spoke about put up a parking lot? that could be the official fight song for a battle brewing in menlo park tonight. environmental activists are trying to stop the city from chopping down a group of redwood trees downtown. kiet do explains why those trees are in jeopardy. >> activists are taking the chance to remind the public that for these trees in menlo park this could be the beginning of the end. >> reporter: they are eight stories tall and have stood here at the corner of el camino and ravenswood for nearly 40 years. but, in 16 days the menlo park city council will vote to decide their fate. environment collectivist judy rodeo is trying to save them. >> i am feeling positive and hopeful. i'm feeling hopeful. >> reporter: the positive is -- problem is with the underground parking structure next to the trees. an underground membrane has failed allowing water to seep through the walls. the cheapest way to fix it would be to take a 4 foot wide trench along the opposite side of the wall and replaced the membrane. howev

president is doing to agriculture, his trade war is really hurting -- >> harris: i was with senator jonirnst. the jobs are hot. it will be interesting. john delaney, the first to jump in for the democrats. we haven't heard from you since july. >> great to be here. thank you. >> harris: thank you. let's get back to the news conference coming up. jefferson county specifically, authorities there want to fill the public in on something that they have known about since monday night when they first learned the woman on the right side of your screen was planning to travel from miami, florida to denver with some sort of specific threat that included columbine high school. this saturday will mark 20 years since the massacre there. every year they see threats. there was something different about this one. she's been found dead nearby, 60 miles away. all the details that they could bring us we'll have live. stay with me. we're oscar mayer deli fresh and you may know us from... your very first sandwich, your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the

moments ago, joni ernst announcing she is a no. and she is saying does moore not have the votes? college as moore takes new heat for comments that he made two decades ago. arguing husbands should make more money than their wives. watch this. >> the male needs to be the bread winner of the family. one of the reasons i said you've seen the decline of the family, not just in the black community but now the white community as well, is because women are more economically self-sufficient. >> i'm sorry. moore says some of his old comments were meant to be humorous. >> yeah, sure. >> then this morning staying biggest problem in the economy is the decline in male earnings. let me go to my all female panel on this. first, are we surprised that donald trump would want to put someone in place who is a mysogynist just like him? we should not even be shocked about this. but there are receipts and video, there is no way to back away from that. >> it goes to show that there is no vetting being done by the white house. in a republican and democrat white house, you vet your candidates before annou

and joni ernst is confirming that she's told reporters that she's unlikely to support moore.he can only afford to lose three republicans. if four are opposed and automatic democrats vote against him, hess toast. we'll keep you posted. jerry nadler putting william barr on notice, show up for our hearing or i'm going to subpoena you. with us, doug collins. what do you think of that? you think the attorney general should appear before that committee? should there be ground rules? >> it's amazing to me that the attorney general says he will come and talk about the mueller report or anything else that the democrats or republicans want to ask him and my chairman has found a way to sabotage that. he's trying to make it into a political side show in which he wants it to appear as an impeachment hearing. it's a sad day, neil, we can't have a simple hearing of oversight. >> neil: the attorney general already agreed that he would come to testify, right? do we know what changed and what got this sort of thing at loggerheads? >> we do. really what happened, if you want to go back a week o

you have -- lou: for crying out loud, joni ernst.man center act like she's doing the president a favor one moment and then turning on him like a snake. >> she is the leadership -- lou: i don't carewhere she is. chris the problemis the members therefore people go south anytime you cannot get it through. lou: medical to the -- let it go south and explain it to the voters. the rinos in washington seem to be -- i think his interest in the presidents' day apparently coming to an agreement about a number. $2 trillion for infrastructure. as he sat down with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer at the white house conspicuous by his absence was the senate majority leader . what do you make of that? >> the white house, there a bright democrat leadership over without republican leadership no matter what my census. nancy pelosi keeps talk about congress as if it is her enemy. she has one part of it. obviously, the sun is ours and republicans need to be in that room. i think equally as important, i don't think the $2 trillion, i think that's what they

some convincing that there is a necessity for a 6 branch within our armed services iowa, republican joni said she's considering the space force will diver critical resources and the implications what that might do to hollow out some of the other forces, but arkansas republican tom cotton says if america wants to be first we need to be willing to make some sacrifices we don't get a choice to whether we want to fight in space will go towards whether we want to win or lose in space house plans to hold its own space force hearing in june in washington, i'm in a warning key. the big story that. others injured in a shooting following the procession for that late rapper nipsey hussle he was just 33 years old near the shooting the shooter is still on the loose in this comes nearly 2 weeks after hossa was shod t ankilled outside of his los angeles and that procession by the way to the funeral parlor began at the staple center where we saw an emotional service that was held in honor of nipsey and they needed to hold it there because 21,000 people they wanted to attend it could have had 40,000 easi

senator joni ernst talking with nervous farmers about the green new deal and ideas that are far leftld make in terms of what they produce in this agricultural state. but also just broadening that out. you just had a tweet from the president that has everybody talking about sanctuary cities. we did a deep dive. do you know that there are more than 14 counties and sanctuary cities in the state of iowa? we're in the center of the midwest. we're not exactly on the border. so why is that? what is it that's got that conversation so red hot between protecting people and having illegal immigrants who sometimes -- not all, sometimes -- are accused of further crimes. we'll talk with michelle root. her daughter sarah was killed by a drunk driver who was in the nation illegally. never should have been here. they let him out on bail, they're still looking for him. so we'll have that angel mom on set with us as well. so a lot to get to at 8 p.m. tomorrow, sunday. tune in for town hall america. i want to hear what the people have to say. jon: looking forward to it. harris faulkner, thank you. >>> w

you named some of them, including joni ernst, he would be unlikely to be confirmed if he gets nominatedblican senator to say they would be unlikely to vote with him. he does not plan to step aside at the moment, ultimately, this will be a decision for the white house, whether wha do they want to put their colleagues through this fight, moore would undoubtedly get skriet newsed and republicans can take a tough vote, democrats are simulating they will be in the nomination, the number two republican told cnn you have to know you are going to have, you are telling the white house they should know, they will get this analysis and scrutiny, it would be helpful before they nominated these individuals. >> all right. thank you very much. i want to go to john walsh, and a member of the president trump's reelecttory council, these comments from moore, this is a guy, i personally heard him speak this way, this is over many years, it's extremely different. >> it's disqualifying. i think that we will see his nomination not come to fruition. let's watch twitter tonight and tomorrow, i think even this

. >> i'm not very enthused right now, senator joni ernst said last week.ator susan collins calling it an unconventional nomination, saying among her reservations is moore urged trump to fire fed chairman powell for raising interest rates. from what i have read, he always wants to return to a gold standard. i'm not sure what the implications are of that. adding to the concern coming from the group of republican women senators just in the last hour up here on capitol hill, senator lisa murkowski admitted she does, indeed, have reservations about stephen moore. she acknowledged he has written an awful lot. in her words, erin, she says there's a lot in there. of course, this particular group of republican women and senators, their voices carry so much weight because they will give the white house an early indication of how difficult or impossible it will be to get him through if he is, of course, formally nominated at all. >> all right. thank you. next, hanging up on the president of the united states. >> my final -- >> they have no common sense. >> final ques

senator joni ernst, a familiar name in iowa an end across the country. fighter pilot, veteran. she will join me there. town hall america, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, writer and the fox news channel. fnc for the cool kids. don't miss it. chicago is now suing jussie smollett for the cost of investigating his case. after that actor refused to pay the city the more than $130,000 it spent insisting the attacks police say he orchestrated really did happen. mike tobin is following the story. the latest development from chicago. mike? >> harris, the city of chicago said it will come after jussie smollett in civil court following with the city says is an alleged hate crime. yesterday evening the city made it official. 16 days after the cook county state attorney kim foxx dropped all of the criminal charges against smollett, the civil suit was followed doc file by the department. they claim they put in 1800 hours of overtime for that works out to $130,106. the city originally demanded that smollett pay that amount or they would file suit. the actor and his

senator joni ernst pushing for that after sarah brewed was killed by a drunk driver. and that man had been here legally. they let him out on bail. he vanished. they are still looking for them. they think may be let the country. see look at cities like that. if something were to happen, as you put more and more of illegal immigrants into the bloodstream -- because it's not everybody. it's a few. that will commit further violent crimes. that's a point. what happens when that happens in droves, and savor cisco , if it happens more because there is a concentration in the sanctuary city, i'm just asking retake the conversation then. do you have any thoughts on that? >> brian: i don't want to back baptizing three sittings by sending more people there. that becomes an issue from the president. what if if you sense a bit like that to sanctuary city customer and now it was on him. i don't want to see him go there. he is right to call for changes to policy and legislation starting with congress. i think the whole thing is pressure on them to do that. that looks bad to the ameri

i spoke to one of them, joni ernst yesterday, and i asked her about president trump's behavior as outlinedhe was alarmed in any way, and she said, i think we all know who the president is. he has a brash demeanor. brianna. >> manu raju on the hill, thank you. and joining me to discuss is j.w. voretti, former trump committee official, and the republican former trump transition official for impeachment, joe lockhart, democrat, against it. so, j.w., you were a stalwart republican. you worked on the transition. you've certainly had your differences with the president. but you've said you wanted to serve the country. tell us why you're calling for impeachment now. >> the mueller report is, without question, a referral to congress to begin impeachment proceedings. i mean, i read it twice. that was my impression the first ten pages in and i think we have to take it seriously. as democrats make what is basically a political calculation about what to call the hearings that are coming, use the title impeachment or not, that's not something that really concerns me. to me, there's enough here for the

joni ernst, a senator from iowa, who i believe is up in 2019, said, it is very unlikely i would supports are trying to send a message to the president, don't nominate him. >> right. and when lindsey graham is against the nomination, who's -- has allied himself so closely with the white house in his latest incarnation, that's a pretty strong signal that's being sent. >> and, you know, the idea -- here's the thing from 2014. he wrote a column for the "national review." he talked about divorce rates going up when men lose their jobs. you know, men are talking about women's earnings. this is what he said today. and i think we should pay attention to that, because i think it's a very negative consequence for the economy and for society. talking about women's earnings and then flipping immediately and talking about men. >> it's sexist, it's misogynist, it's not in step with the modern economy and it shows a real ignorance. and he's admitted an ignorance to some of the very laws he would be actually asked to oversee as a member of the fed. so i think the evidence is really building against him

>>republican senator joni ernst is partnering with democratic presidential hopeful senator cory booker to close what they say is a dangerous loophole in our criminal justice system right now federal law enforcement officers who have sexted someone in custody can avoid criminal charges if they say it was consensual. >>we need to close out and we need to eliminate that. >>frank says the law is unacceptable under her plan sec's between an arrestee and any member a federal law enforcement would be a crime punishable for up to 15 years in prison. >>and this isn't just a federal problem more than 30 states have a consent rule on the books hearst hopes to change that offering federal money. the state also make it a crime. >>when they realized that their funding could be affected by it i think it would i get their attention patrick o'carroll represents the largest federal law enforcement organization in the country. he says he's 100% on board with cheney law and think states ought to fall in line when you make an arrest you take away their freedom. and that person's safety is your responsibili

still flooded and destroyed crops rema pence joined iowa governor kim reynolds and republican senators joni ernst and chuck grassley to tour the damage. it's now reached almost billion. >>right now fema is helping flood victims across the midwest. we cover. i will lawmakers say they need more money to help rebuild their communities. the problem is that money is stuck in the senate. >>it was blocked by democrats in the united states senate. >>the issue has turned into a political battle. democrats are opposing the really package unless it includes more money for puerto rico, something republicans call unnecessary. in the meantime grassley is pushing for new ways to help victims. let's continue. the bipartisan predation this week he announced a tax credit plan to help businesses pay employees even while closed. it also gives victims access to the retirement accounts help them get refor 2 weeks says he hopes his visit and images of destruction will send a message once they return time. in washington, i'm recall martin. >>as a massive snowstorm continues across a the northern part of the countr

senator joni ernst, thank you so much for joining us. we always appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. stuart: check futures. where are we going this tuesday morning? we are going up for the dow, down for the nasdaq. that nasdaq is all about google which has a loss of about $100 per share. that shows up in the nasdaq, not in the dow. >>> okay. the winning streak continues for that man, james holtower. he's won 18 games in a row but not everybody's happy. he's even being labeled a menace in one newspaper. ashley: what? stuart: how do you reason that? come on. more in a moment. nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back, neck and shoulders. kohler is an

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if you go to the pages of the --erloo cedar falls courier an interview with joni ernst.he's a member of the senate judiciary committee. concerns she has about that. that's in the pages of the waterloo journal courier. the committee will hear from william barr after the release of the mueller report. you can follow along with this hearing next wednesday at 10:00 in the morning. or can watch it on c-span3 c-span.org. you can also listen along with the c-span radio app. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome the former energy area secretary -- energy secretary, ernest moniz. where do you work now? guest: i have a mixed set of response abilities. -- responsibilities. one inee two nonprofits, the clean energy and climate space and one trying to reduce the risks of weapons of mass destruction. that is called the nuclear threat initiative. host: what is the energy future initiative? guest: it's an organization i started with two principles i've worked with for quite some time. we do an analysis of energy issues, social equity issues, all consistent with a l

we'll have senator joni ernst of iowa along with many other guests.we see on fox. rnc. she will be taking on counterpart formerly the dnc with a bipartisan audience. so, the heated topic #me too has worked its way in as you know via come the con democrats as well. ed: our harris probably heard us hooting and hollering. we were on outnumbered yesterday. you told me i can't wait to go to iowa. what's the uncovered issue that you want to bring out there? we talk about immigration. >> i do want to talk about yeah, and you and i spoke about it on the couch a little bit, ed, and thank you for the pin. i will be wearing it over my heart today. ed pinned me with the flag i'm going to wear on the air tonight. we talked about democratic socialism and how people view it everybody may see it through their own prisms. looking across the world and seeing places like venezuela and other places struggle. wondering why people in america would want that type of economics and social reform in this country. undiscovered country to talk about ahead of the elections becaus

to pass the senate, dianne feinstein of california and joni ernst of iowa are attempting to write a senate version of the bill that could have a chance of passing. next week the house will debate a bill to restore net neutrality. members may also consider two-year federal budget setting discretionary spending limits. you can watch the house live on c-span. in the senate, much of the week will be spent on nominations, mitch mcconnell filed motions to includingte on fit, one position of ambassadorship to saudi arabia. you can watch the house and senate live streaming at c-span.org, or listen to congressional debate on c-span3 radio app. -- on c-span's radio app. >> is a budget reporter for the hill, what can we expect in the upcoming debate to raise federal spending caps? >> it's going to be interesting, the house is divided among democrats. democrats passed out of committee cap legislation that on $17ncrease spending billion for defense, including $4 billion on nondefense. that's to make sure that the existing budget caps that are in law for next year don't go into place which would lower s

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