finished its work for the week and following today's session, the minority whip steny hoyer and kevin mccarthy talked about the house schedule for next week after discussing the plan, congressman hoyer talked about the solution to the daca situation and gun policy debate. and the majority leader blamed democrats. this is just over an hour.

i'll speak live with house majority leader kevin mccarthy coming up and also talk with former u.n. ambassador john boulton about north korea and then the eu and others responding to u.s. tariffs on imported steel and aluminum what is the fallout, the impact on american jobs white house trade advisor peter navarro will join me live and just two days until the special election in pennsylvania's 18th congressional district is that tight of what's to come in the november midterms all that coming up right now as you look ahead on sunday morning futures. maria: and a historic meeting in the making president trump last night saying it could be significant or nothing at all when he sits down with north korean leader kim jong-un. a time and place is not official ly been set yet but the meeting is expected to happen by the end of may this year. meanwhile the white house says it wants to seek concrete actions from the north on its nuclear program ahead of any direct talks. joining me right now is house majority leader kevin mccarthy of california congressman great to see you. >> thanks for ha

house majority leader kea kevin mccarthy and steve scalise join the calls for a second special counsel to investigate fbi corruption and department of justice corruption. big technology under fire for violating the privacy of its customers, the ftc investigating facebook for its data sharing scandal. neither mark zuckerberg nor cheryl sand berg have been present at the meetings to discuss this. harvard professor alan dershowitz says mueller should never have been apound special counsel in the first place. peter schweizer on the clinton pay-to-play scandals and his new book "secret empires." ed rollins with us on the looming government shutdown. it could come friday. general jack keane on the iran deal. russian provocations and north korea. the top story. the hunt for the texas serial bomber. the president called the person or people responsible as sick, very sick. the president's remarks come after a fifth package explode at a fedex facility outside san antonio. >> we have been working round the clock again. the public safety is our number one priority. >> safety that was shattered aft

that's kevin mccarthy.calise literally took a bullet for the team and came back so heroically from the shooting. president just loves the guys, speaks highly of him. wouldn't he be the perfect speaker? >> if his health holds up, and family wants him to do it, yes, he could do it. he would have to leapfrog mccarthy. he just didn't quite have the votes. now what's changed in the equation for kevin mccarthy, he solidified his bona fides, he is close with the president. there is talk kevin mccarthy becomes the next white house chief of staff. there's that rumor too. david: chad, 20 seconds, if the democrats win the house, may not be nancy pelosi that's the speaker, right? >> that's right, that's right, because keep in mind that democrats have criticized her saying we need moderates, conor lamb won the special election there, if democrats win the house big time, pelosi will probably be the speaker. if they win by a seat or two, there will be a bloodbath if pelosi is the speaker come 2019. david: lot of fun gossi

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please join me in welcoming house majority leader, kevin mccarthy and house democratic whip steny hoyer.♪ ♪ [music] >> welcome. >> a few of your closest by the ticket. >> yes. you guys look good. [laughter] >> a good photographer, obviously. >> one of many trips you both into israel using the land many times. i wanted to talk a bit about some of the security challenges israel faces. congressman mccarthy, his last trip you went over the lebanese border, you saw -- give us a sense, israel faces a threat today, the missiles, iran entrenched in syria, what are some of the things he is and israel can do together to respond to that? >> first of all, i want to thank anyone that participated in the education fund because it is life-changing for any members to go to israel. [applause] we went to the northern border we've done at time before much more serious today than it has ever been. to me, we got a 70 year history between the relationships in the partnerships. we have the same threat, iran. i ran entrenching itself, russia promised they would not have kept their promise. but we have done ins

. >> for majority leader kevin mccarthy said yesterday is important about background checks. why use it that guns are given in the hands of people who should not have guns? the background check is a priority. >> absolutely. >> bizarrely the aclu in the past that you can't share these issues related to mental health. there are certain things. nobody lives anymore. there were certain things we should accomplish as a nation that capitol hill should not be so dysfunctional that cannot get this done. one should be back on checks from the sharing of information and ensuring those regulations exist. we don't have to change the entire program and the way we view guns. that is what broke down in the spirit all of these little failures that allowed park land have been. >> the florida shooting was in large part about the failure of law enforcement. the solution isn't necessarily making laws, but in forcing the schema and making sure the fbi is communicating with local law enforcement. this is a massive failure on the part of the vi. >> that is why they spoke with the judiciary committee

>> kevin, mccarthy, kevin, so this is your oscar academy prediction segment you do every year, okay?good morning to you, mike, alex and karen. >> we're all thrills you. >> look fantastic, you look like you're going to an awards show. >> thank you. >> first category. you will tell us who you think will win, who you want to win, okay? first category is? >> yes, sir. >> best supporting actress. >> yes. supporting actor or actress, mike, sorry, i couldn't hear you? >> actress. >> actress. all right, cool, it will definitely go to allison jannie, phenominal film, i tonya, a film of capturing what tonya harding and obviously went through in the movie does a great job in the film and i think allison jannie will definitely win for best supporting actor actress sunday night. >> that's who you want is as well. what's up next al next. >> next supporting actor. >> act or. >> yes, and this is sam rockwell, so he's one of my favorite actors working today. i'm really hoping that this win will casino every bring more people to watch his earlier films like moon, and/or confessions after dangerous min

joining me now, gop house majority leader kevin mccarthy.hanks so much for being on "justice" tonight. what do you say regarding the fact that mccabe is fired and he lost his pension? >> welcome to california. i hope you are finding we are not all like the san francisco values, there are a lot of conservatives out here. judge jeanine: especially in kern county where i saw you last night. great republican county. >> you gave a great speech. one thing you have got to look at. i know a lot of democrats are trying to make this a political problem, but it's not. an independent, knob partisan unspector general found the information of mccabe lying. thought it was severe enough even before the final report came forward to send it to the fbi, send it to the ethics department of the fbi, the office of professional responsibility. they are non-partisan independent. they look and they believe he should be fired, because everybody fbi agent i know, he or she believes in integrity. there are so many people they bring before the court they uphold because

tweet along with me on oscar night at kevin mccarthy tv.results. >> thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> i hope they stay away from politics, just celebrate the movies. it is hopeful thinking. >> vladimir putin naps power move, unpredictable weapon with unlimited range. the new nuclear threat from russia. >> chuck schumer under fire for voting against a judicial nominee because he is white with his colleagues are calling him out. stay tuned. many sleep-aids have pain medicine but zzzquil is different because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, just for sleep. heather: russia warning they have nuclear weapons impossible to intercept. >> vladimir putin showing warheads aimed directly at florida. what this means for the us. >> reporter: nuclear powered missile with a limited range according to the russian government. this video shows the missal cruising around international defenses. and russian pres. vladimir putin and his state of the nation

majority leader kevin mccarthy, meanwhile, said this week the house next week will vote on the stop school violence act offered by florida republican john rutherford. a bill to provide grants to train students, teachers and school officials and local law enforcement. that's next week. live house coverage here on c-span when they return. in the meantime, senate democrats from earlier today held a news conference unveiling an infrastructure proposal. we'll show you as much as we can until the house returns. >> good morning. well, shall we say since it's approaching st. patrick's day, top of the morning. 'm irish in my heart and hibernian man of the year. when i got the award, i said, god bless america. only in america could this be chuck schumer. mr. schumer: ok. anyway. we are not here to talk about the great irish people. as much as we love them. ok. i want to thank everyone for being here. now, last january we senate democrats unveiled our trillion-dollar infrastructure plan and sent it to the president. we said it was one of the areas we could certainly work with the president when he ca

on americanext history tv, house majority leader kevin mccarthy hosted a ceremony to commemorate the 200th anniversary of african-american abolitionist frederick -- frederick douglass's birth. chris vanncluded hollen, eleanor holmes norton, and a douglas descendent. this is about 50 minutes. i want to thank everyone for joining us to celebrate the 200th anniversary of a great american, frederick douglass we are honored to have with us. two descendents of frederick douglass. betty washington douglass is the great granddaughter of booker t. washington, and the great great granddaughter of frederick douglass. that ken morris, the next generation in line for these monumental men will share his story later. the birth ofer frederick douglass, let's applaud that. [applause] rep. mccarthy: 200 years after the birth of frederick douglass, i believe it is fitting to ask why do we remember him? his achievements, for what he suffered, for his oratory and his writing, for his principles. we remember him for all of that. but why he of all men who wrote, spoke, suffered an accomplished? toelieve we

. >> leon, kevin mccarthy was saying we're working -- thinking about another round of tax cuts. i thought, i don't think that's the issue here. >> no, and you know, i think it's most likely you're going to see something very similar to what happened to by clinton in '94 and barack obama in 2010. it's a fairly common phenomenon and might hit trump maybe harder than those guys. at the end of the day, it's a fairly common phenomenon. america once we elect a new president and people see what he's all about as in actual governing, they say we need to put the brakes on this a little bit. probably applies to trump more than even your usual president. >> that was kevin brady, not kevin mccarthy. i do think there is -- here's my theory of this. i was perusing your book before you came on the air. i think one of the things donald trump did successfully in the primary was connect to a certain part of the republican base that isn't really that excited about the supplyside bible and have a bunch of cultural concerns that he spoke to and actually have the sort of impulses about tariffs and pr

asÍ lo anunciÓ kevin mccarthy.rÍa prevenir tragedias, creando fondos federales para capacitar a estudiantes, maestros y autoridades para identificar e intervenir cuando hayan seÑales de violencia. segÚn el demÓcrata rubÉn vallejo que tuvo entrenamiento, infante de marina el proyecto no es suficiente. >> creo que no van a traer mÁs seguridad. lo que necesitamos es menos armas en las calles. fernando: en el senado existe poca prioridad sobre el tema de las armas. la propuesta que se votarÍa la prÓxima semana no incluye medidas para el control de la venta de armas, ni tampoco en el senado estÁn programadas votaciones sobre propuestas que limiten la venta de armamentos. desde el capitolio en washington, fernando pizarro, univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: este martes estuvo soleado, pero tenga listo su paraguas porque se avecina la lluvia. ramÓn: con estas imÁgenes en vivo de la preciosa ciudad es san jose vamos a pasar con suheily lÓpez para que nos diga cuÁndo van a llegar los chubascos. adelante, suheily. suheily: no olvid

looking ahead to the house calendar, majority leader kevin mccarthy says members will vote next week on the stop school violence act by florida republican john rutherford. the bill would provide grants to train students, teachers, school officials and local law enforcement to prevent school violence. congressman rutherford is not the only member of congress working on gun policy. earlier today florida senators marco rubio and bill nelson held a news conference to unveil their proposal that would encourage and incentivize states to adopt gun violence restraining orders. this would allow law enforcement and families to obtain court orders to stop a person that poses a threat from having or purchasing guns. the two senators also talked about a broader gun policy bill that's moving through the florida legislature in wake of the parkland shooting. we'll show you as much as this as we can until the house comes back into session, which may be in about 15 minutes or so. mr. cruz: fa'aua'a guys for all being here -- thank you, guys, for all being here. in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy

after that house majority leader kevin mccarthy and democratic with hoyer on the let it slide it -- government officials in charge of preparing for and responding to the flu outbreak testified before a house energy and commerce subcommittee. they talked about efforts to create a universal vaccine, assessinth

>> this morning house speaker kevin mccarthy announced the republican conference leadership briefing that the house will vote next week on the stop violence act. it's a bill that provides grants to train students, teachers, school officials and local law enforcement to prevent school violence. this, of course, in the wake of the span of school shootings. the house will be back at noon eastern for legislative business. we'll have live coverage here on c-span. until then speakers from this morning's aipac conference. >> throughout the week we heard from officials from both parties on the importance of a strong u.s.-israel relationship. today we're going to have two back-to-back interviews with members of the senate foreign relations committee. one from each side of the aisle. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming our first guest from the state of delaware, senator christopher coons. [applause] thanks for coming today. senator coons: thanks for aipac for great conference and a chance to join you again. [applause] >> senator coons, you just render from a trip to israel. we we

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that's kevin mccarthy nunes. they've been waiting years to take a stand, and to find tt compromise that could appease conservatives. done it. >> all right. much what a it started monday and kept [ laughter ] >>all right. thank you all. >>> one month after 17 people were killed at stoneman douglas high school in florida, tens of thousands of students across the country walked out of schesol wey to send a message. theyaid they were protesting the inaction of congress on gun violence. president trumpreversed himselfg on sever control proposals and is advocating that teachers be armed ins. classro joining me now to discuss this are san francisco chronicle educationeporter jill tucker. oakland unified school district's police chief jeff da and pittsburgh high school teacher peter. thank you for joining us toay. chief, you lead a unit of 20 s,sworn police offic another 100 school security officers who are notrm d. what is your reaction to the suggestion that teachers be atied? >> my i reaction to the president's statem

majority leader kevin mccarthy, meanwhile, said this week the house next week will vote on the stop school violence act offered by florida republican john rutherford. a bill to provide grants to train students, teachers and school officials and local law enforcement. that's next week. live house coverage here on c-span when they return. in the meantime, senate democrats from earlier today held a news conference unveiling an infrastructure proposal. we'll show you as much as we can until the house returns.

kevin mccarthy. where is kevin? stand up. thank you, kevin. man who's got more courage than all of us, steve soliz. [applause] you don't have to sit, look at him. kevin, he got up faster than you did. i don't know. conference chairwoman kathy mcmorris rodgers. kathy. great job. [applause] great job, kathy. and rcc chair steve stivers. i didn't even know about that. i'm impressed. i don't know if i like that or your political career better, but they're both very good. thank you. and tonight's dinner chair, congressman tom amber, thank you. thank you. thank you, tom. thank you very much, great job. 32 million, i guess you did a great job. we did it together. [laughter] he said you did it i said no, we did it together. that's the way we are working. our republican majority is one of the most successful in the history of the united states. now we must work to keep our majority so we can keep up the fight for american workers, american security, and american values in trying our glorious constitution and the great american flag. this year in the se

and later, kevin mccarthy to talk taxes and trade and president trump.'ll be back here on "squawk box. play "do it like this" ♪ here we go come on [ upbeat music plays throughout ] dinner in 5. when everything's connected, it's simple. easy. awesome. >>> time now for "executive edge." we're getting new details on the drop box leslie picker joins us with more leslie, good morning >> that's right, drop box kicking off the marketing. $7 billion and $7.9 billion. that's on a fully diluted basis on apples to apples comparison, with the latest valuation which was $10 billion from 2014. and dropbox revealed that salesforce is purchasing about $100 million of the company's ipo through private placement. salesforce had invested previously in dropbox as well. dr dropbox insider plans to sell 36 million shares in the ipo between $16 and $18 apiece the offering is the biggest tech ipo since a year ago it kicks off the road show at underwriters offices today followed by lunches in new york and boston later this week dropbox shares will be listed on the nasdaq under d

so why would kevin mccarthy. why would anybody on the hill decide hey, i'd like to go work for donald trump? >> i think the theory is still, hey, give me a shot to influence it from the inside, give me, you know, maybe i can convince him to do -- >> you believe that? >> i -- that's the only thing that i can conceive of here. >> i can make the bachelor -- i'm the one the bachelor is going to give the rose to. >> the brunette thought she was the one. >> we're all the brunette these days with this president, aren't we? >> hey, careful. >> no -- >> i'm a brunette too. >> and by the way, the chaos doesn't end there. the president is still talking about wanting to get rid of other people in his administration. the attorney general, i mean, won't respond to that either. >> i think there is still a sense that among those who are dealing with this president, you know, leaders on the hill, they are doing a lot that we don't see to manage this president. and that they believe it would be worse if they didn't at least make t

on saturday, kevin mccarthy hosts a ceremony honoring frederick douglas birth and a douglas descendant gives remarks. you can see it at the hall beginning at 7:05 p.m. eastern. and sunday night at 8:00, reevaluates the presidency. mr. calhoun explains why president grant was unsuccessful by 20th century historians despite the domestic and foreign policy achievements. he rg argues he was influential dogged by enemies and scandal. >> sunday, at 6:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv's" american artifacts. political cartoonist herbert block, his career spanned 72 years covering presidents from herbert hoover to george w. bush. see the largest collection housed at the library of congress. >> one of the missions of the library of congress is to document the creativity and intelligence of the american people and preserve it for future generations. >> i think it is a mark of a free society that we can gather opinions with which we do not agree and collect them and preserve them for future generations. there are a lot of countries in the world where nobody would dare do that. and here we ar

on saturday, house majority leader kevin mccarthy hosts a ceremony to commemorate the 200th anniversary of african-american abolitionists tread rick douglas' birth, and cedric richmond and a douglas descendant, and you can see the ceremony in the emancipation hall beginning at 7:05 p.m. eastern. sunday night at 8:00, charles calhoun, author of "the presidency of ulysses s. grant." mr. calhoun explains why president grant was considered an unsuccessful chief executive by many early 20th century historians despite his domestic and foreign policy,a chiefments. he argues that president grant was an influential president dogged by political enemies and scandal. >> sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv's "american artifacts" political cartoonist herbert block. his career spanned 72 years covering presidents from herbert hoof tore george w. bush, and see the largest collection of his work housed at the library of congress. >> one of the missions of the library of congress is to document the creativity and intelligence of the american people and preserve it for future generations.

. >> house majority leader kevin mccarthy says the house will vote next week on a bill to provide grants to trained students, teachers, school officials and local law enforcement to prevent school violence. it's sponsored by congressman john rutherford of florida. today florida senators marco rubio and bill nelson held a news conference to unveil their proposal that would encourage and incentivize states to adopt gun violence restraining orders. this would allow local law enforcement and families to obtain court orders to stop a person that poses a threat from having or purchasing guns. this is 25 minutes. mr. rubio: thank you, guys, for all being here. in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy at parkland, three weeks ago today, actually close to around this time, one of the things i did and we both did in the aftermath is learn as much as we could about how this happened. and we've discussed earlier in the week, we're both sponsors of the stop school violence act. that senator hatch has offered. which has already gotten a broad number of co-sponsors. including, i believe, leaders of bot

again, steve, thank you. [ applause ] house majority leader kevin mccarthy. kevin?lause ] chair john thune and house conference chair, cathy mcmorris rodgers. did they forget your name, john? i don't know. [ laughter ] what's going on here? john cornyn everybody, now, they didn't put his name up, but that's okay. that's the first time that's ever happened. >> seth: do you mean that's the first time that's never happened? [ laughter ] you just said his name. do you not remember. you looked right at him. [ laughter ] makes sense trump has the memory of a goldfish since he also has the mouth of one. [ cheers and applause ] this is starting to feel like the last season of a long-running tv show where the writers decide to have the main character fall off a horse, and get amnesia. hi, i'm donald. hi donald, i'm john. who's donald? [ laughter ] trump, of course, was there to crow about his state of the union address, and bask in the adoration of his fellow republicans. trump even suggested that after a slow first few months in office he's gone above, and beyond what he pr

box office bucks, kevin mccarthy. >> absolute honor to be with you this morning. the director of the oscar-nominated film selma. a story based on the classic novel telling the story of young meg murray whose scientist father played by chris pine has disappeared and three extraordinary beings try to help her search for her father. i admire the intentions of this film, what the director was going for, the diverse city of the cast. it does show a great step forward, that being said the film is underwhelming and disappointing which makes it very frustrating at the same time. it strikes a very weird balance where it is overly stating its messages but under explaining the science aspect so you are confused and overly preached to about the message in the movie. on top of that the performances are very wooden. oprah, all i can seeing as those actresses in costumes playing around in the universe of the movie was i couldn't see the characters, couldn't suspend my disbelief. very uneven at times was i want to the film to be great. on a positive note the performances from chr

visit ncicap.org] >> this morning house speaker kevin mccarthy announced the republican conference leadership briefing that the house will vote next week on the stop violence act. it's a bill that provides grants to train students, teachers, school officials and local law enforcement to prevent school violence. this, of course, in the wake of the span of school shootings. the house will be back at noon eastern for legislative business. we'll have live coverage here on c-span. until then speakers from this morning's aipac conference. >> throughout the week we heard from officials from both parties on the importance of a strong u.s.-israel relationship. today we're going to have two back-to-back interviews with members of the senate foreign relations committee. on

ready player one expected to dominate the box office, here with his review fox news contributor kevin mccarthyes. i'm honored to talk about the most anticipated film of 2018. i read the book 3 years ago. i'm obsessed with this book, the idea of spielberg bringing this movie to the big screen was the only person i can imagine being able to pull this off. a character named wade played by thai sheridan, takes place in 2045 in columbus, ohio and people want to be in the virtual-reality world versus the real world, the virtual-reality world was created by james halladay played by mark rally and after he passes away before he passes away you left a message saying there are three contests in the oasis of the first person to finish all 3 will gain control of the oasis itself which is half $1 trillion so you own the world if you win the contest. this movie really lends itself to amazing technology. spielberg has always been in the forefront of technology with and jurassic park, minority report, the cool thing about this film is anything happening in the oasis is done through motion capture meaning acto

the plan would have given access to trial drugs not approved by the fda, the 25952140, and kevin mccarthythe chamber will try again to pass the bill later which is backed by the president. rob: donald trump announcing the military force. >> reporter: space is a war fighting, land, air and sea, we might even have a space force. >> reporter: praising members of the military. cheers after calling out hillary clinton. >> very soon we are going to mars. if my opponent won and i can tell you. you wouldn't be thinking about it. >> reporter: the president promising our troops the administration will give them the largest payraise in over a decade. >> 9 minutes after the hour, donald trump seen a key campaign promise coming to life. >> incredible climbers. his brand-new warning to sanctuary cities getting a sneak peek at the border wall. >> the president looking at wall prototypes looking for a new job. mike pompeo is in. the cia director will put america first. >> watch your child on a baby monitor. is someone watching you? the urgent new warning every parent needs to hear. i'm lucky to get throu

that echoes what kevin mccarthy said over the weekend. >> we know mccabe has lied. the inspector general found it. now he's saying comey may have lied as well. that's why we need a spec special counsel. we need -- a second special counsel. we need to look at this from the inside. tom: do we need two special counsels running rampant in washington. let's go to my sweet and sour party panel. jess tatar love, campus reform editor-in-chief editor lawrence jones and "the hill" editor joe concha. joe: help me out here. give it to me. joe: alan dershowitz calls what mueller is doing legal colonoscopy. you nailed it in our interview. this feels like anything but collusion with russia as far as this investigation is concerned. and there was a poll that came out, mayo marist. 75% of americans think this is political and trying to take down a president for thing they can't prove, and that's collusion. it feels like ken starr and 1998 and we know how president clinton emerged from that. 65% approval rating. >> everyone on the right can agree, the left should agree, there is some

kevin mccarthy on the "sunday morning futures" explain this congressional efforts. >> we need to start enforcing what we have, but more importantly we need to make sure the background checks are updated and now we're adding to it to stop school violence. the bill we are passing this week coming to sandy hook promise, they endorse this as well. >> you want to see teachers aren't? >> i do want to force teachers to be on, but if someone has a concealed permit industry and i want want to see it. train to the plan seeks improvements to mental health systems to identify individuals who may be a threat. lauren: eventually get their guns taken from them. gary: departing from the white house last week at the president on the lookout for his neck economic adviser. he's got some candidates in mind. cheryl: tracee carrasco without another headlines. payment "wall street journal" says chris lindell is being considered as kerry cohn's replacement as top economic adviser. liddell has worked in american innovation. the journal also reported they the former federal reserve governor and peter navarro, o

here is what kevin mccarthy, the republican leader in the house had to say about what's happening withfs. >> remember, he put exemptions in there and what the president is talking about is not something new, he has been talking about for quite some time and what he is saying here i'm concerned about china. they produce 59% of all the steel, 53% of all the aluminum and they're subsidizing it. he what he did he gave exemptions for canada, mexico, our allies. what he is trying to do is focus on china. reporter: charles, if you want to wrap this up, keep in mind, leadership, paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, not exactly thrilled about the tariffs would like a more targeted steam lined tariff at offender china but they don't support what the president has done there is no effort by leadership to bring mike lee's bill on the floor of the senate or comparable bill in the house. other issue, democrats are in favor of tariffs. sherrod brown of ohio came out in favor of the tariffs, and elizabeth warren over the weekend was in favor of supporting american workers in the steel and aluminum industry. ba

now, two top house republicans, majority leader kevin mccarthy, majority whip steve scalise joined lawaker whose say independent investigator is necessary to look into allegations of bias and because at the fbi. lee zeldin is calling the latest development, quote, huge news. now to weigh in. great to see you. i love the bow tie. it's so festive. >> it's a snow day. 124 what's up with the special counsel? republicans saying, yeah we need one. >> sometimes special prosecutors get out of hand and it goes on longer, goes in directions they were not intended. if you think about what congress is saying, when they call for a special prosecutor, what they are saying is we don't have the power to get to the bottom of this and we're giving it back to the executive branch and asking them to do it and do it in a way that in the past -- 124 can i step in with one little word? >> yeah. >> harris: leaks. oh, my goodness gracious, the leaks on capitol hill. >> the house inhe tell against committee has been a disaster. they have not worked out. it's not acquitted themselves with anything that approache

on saturday, house majority leader kevin mccarthy holds a ceremony to honor abolitionist fredrick douglass' birth. a descendent will give remarks. you can see that ceremony at the emancipation hall. and then saturday night at 8:00, charles calhoun is going to re-evaluate the presidency of ulysses s. grant. that is how he is an acceptable president despite his foreign policy. he says that he was an influential president dogged by enemies and scandal. >>> sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, on american history tv's american ar artifacts, political cartoonist herb block, with his career spanning 72 years covering presidents from herbert hoover to george w. bush and see the largest collection of his work housed at the library of congress. >> one of the missions of the library of congress is to document the creativity and intelligence of the american people and preserve it for future generations. i think that it is a mark of a free society that we can gather opinions with which we do not agree and collect them and preserve them for future jen a rations. there are a lot of countries in the world where

sunshine most recently served as a white house intern and also interned for house majority leader kevin mccarthy. the california republican party and college republican committee, as well. good for her. >>> there is a clown running for congress in south carolina. you might be thinking, of course there is, what else is new? >> full of clowns. >> steve lowe is the real deal. after three decades as a professional clown, think ringling brothers, lowe is running in the june primary for the democratic nomination in south carolina's fifth congressional district. his campaign website, clownforcongress.com, features him in make-up and juggling. his slogan -- aim high, vote low. he's one of three democrats vying to face incumbent mike norman. >> terrible. >> he won a election to replace mick mulvaney. he left to become budget director. >> not political at all. clowns are terrifying. can't we all agree? >> you're scared of clowns. >> many millions of americans are scared of clowns. >> they're sweet and happy. >> juggling should be a prerequisite for entering congress. but the clown make-up? >>> a city coun