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levin confirmed this in 2014. that investigation just to remind everyone confirmed the irs misled congress and the american people, targeted americans, and resulted in the forwarding of three counts of l violations of law in the constitution. to conclude, whether you support releasing the returns or not, i will not allow washington to return the battle days when government officials use their powers to intimidate, harass and destroy their political enemies. civil liberties and privacy are still rights worth protecting and i intend to protect them. we have moved on to further amendments. mr. levin, there will be another opportunity in the future. are there further amendments to the amendment? the nature of the subsidy. >> i have an amendment. >> mr. levin offers an amendment. gentleman from ohio reserves the point of order. point of order. i ask the gentlemen to suspend while the court distributes. >> ready to go? >> gentleman would suspend for a moment more. gentleman recognized for five mitts on his amendment. >>

last falluse meetin levin interr the then president-elect actually he was still a candidate.ident-elect atnt-ele trump tower for an exclusiveexce fox news and special called ca objectified donald trump.ifie it was welld received levin and fox news have a deal he's he going produce a few more ofmor those specials.e that's how harvey levin has as built his empire access building those contacts.ng thos. >> you remember when he usedem to be on people's court.be peopr >> he still is on people'seope's court. court. >> shutup. >> that show is still on then e that. >> do not bash judge milian.lia she's the up.she' wired erently. >> we're judge judy fans around here. >> good night,er. best offf the , everybody. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone. l for $79.99 per month, r the first year with a o-year agreement. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios get the best. get fios. anno

levin. levin: thank you, mr. chairman. we are starting with a tax provision that will benefit certain people. can you tell me since this is part of an overall set of tax provisions, how much of the tax provisions will go to people with incomes over $200,000 a year in total tax provisions? levin, thed: mr. joint committee staff is working jointly with the congressional budget office on this. in terms of all of the provisions you have scheduled before you today, some of it involves the new credits for health insurance that depends on coverage and take-up rate in that analysis is not complete at this time, so i cannot answer your question with respect to all of the proposals under consideration today. levin: how about the specific tax provisions that are before us the? -- specific tax provisions that are before us though? mr. barthold: we have not undertaken an analysis of the specific these. remember, it is related to the deduction for denial of compensation, so it affects the tax liability at the business level. level ofso

levin? mr. levin, no. mr. lewis? mr. lewis, no. mr. dog et? mr. dog et, no. mr. thompson? mr. thompson, no. mr. larson? mr. larson, no. mr. blumenauer? mr. blumenauer, no. mr. kind? mr. kind, no. mr. pascrell? mr. basrell, no. mr. crowley? mr. davis? mr. davis, no. ms. san clez? ms. sanchez, no. mr. higgins? mr. higgins, no. ms. sewell? ms. sewell, no. ms. dell sewell, no. >> ms. chew. >> no. >> ms. black, aye. >> chairman brady. >> aye. >> chairman brady, aye. >> the clerk will report the vote. the motion to table is agreed to. are there additional amendments in the nature of a substitute. mr. thompson for which purpose do you request to be served. >> i ask for the gentleman to suspend while the clerk distributes. >> gentleman from california is recognized for purposes of recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the republicans say their plan insures more choices and moves health care decisions away from washington. they say that, quote, we all want a market that works. we all patients to have access to high-quality affordable priced health care coverage. if t

ladies and gentlemen, please give it up for adam levine!vine. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here. thank you for being -- i have a lot to talk to you about. >> thank you. >> jimmy: very exciting news. you have -- a lot to get into. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: first -- >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: i got to discuss, of course -- you got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i did. applause. [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you actually did. you got -- a star on the hollywood walk of fame. here you are with your wife and beautiful baby there. [ audience aws ] how old's the baby? look at that. come on. >> she's almost 6 months. and it's so funny, look, she's being careful about where she's putting her foot. she's really checking it out. >> jimmy: she -- are you freaking out? i mean -- >> so awesome. i love it. >> jimmy: you're going to the best dad. you are the best dad. >> it's so fun. i do new stuff all the time and constantly entertaining. >> jimmy: it's amazing right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you flipping out? are you reading the books

levin. mr. chairman, we're reminded on the statistical information that there were 79 reform hearings in the last two years. 100 hours in hearings. 181 witnesses from both sides. and i checked last night with staff, and i was told that during the course of the markup, that we embraced the aca, that there were regular narratives that were presented to us as the process moved along from cbo. this idea of acting without cbo information is simply not true. 72 hours of the number that occurred when the bill was placed online for review as well. i participated in a town hall meeting. there were 3,000 of them that we held across the country. and the numbers are even more staggering when you get to the senate. but there were also 239 republican and democratic amendments of which 121 were accepted. in the senate, there were eight days of markups with 135 amendments in the finance committee. 47 bipartisan hearings, and open dialogues with 300 amendments during a 13-day markup in their committees. 25 conse

professor levin, thanks for joining us. thanks for having me today jessica: you have been tracking hate crimes since late 80s. tell us how you define a hate crime. a hate crime is a criminal offense motivated in whole or significant part because of the actual or perceived group characteristics of another such race, religion, sexual orienation or gender. jessica: you get your numbers from local law enforcement agencies but really it's difficult to track hate crimes, isn't it? >> it's very difficult because a lot of victims don't report, and different agencies have different efficiencies and training with regard to identifying and investigating hate crime. jessica: so let's a take a look at some of the numbers in this report. you say there has been a big spike in chicago, for example, 20 percent new york city 24 percent and philadelphia, 50 percent. these are big increases they are. and l.a.5 percent seattle 6 percent. out of the 13 cities and counties, we looked at, we also looked at one state that includes some of those, we

believes mark levin the way he wants the japanese to believe him. 100%. the president doesn't believe the fbi. the president doesn't believe the intelligce professionals in the united states government. the most dangerous president in history. the most dangerous elected leader in the world has now come full circle in his political career all the way back to where he began. he is lying about president barack obama again. >> i have people that actually have been studying it and they cannot believe what they're finding. >> you have people now down there searching in hawaii? >> absolutely. they cannot believe what they're finding. >> donald trump got away with that lie and learned everything t h he needed to know about the political media in the process, how soft they can be in interviews, how he could exploit their politeness by talking over them, talking fast. he knew all he had to do was fill up the interview speech with words and at the end of the allotted minutes, he could leave unscathed and so he did it for years. and not one trump interviewer ever shu

. >> and how adam levine got his break. our exclusive "voice" coach talking about before maroon 5 fame. >> we sold no tickets. at one time the bartender definitely left the room. shame on you. >> now for march 8, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." the good thing about hollywood is there are always new romance rumors. ben affleck trying to work things out with his wife, jennifer garner? >> wait, the rumor is he is back with his old flame, jennifer lopez. either way, bennifer -- >> whoa, wasn't j.lo just with drake? i know it is confusing. that's why nischelle turner is here to sort out the ben and jen business. >> you said ben was your first heartbreak. >> my first like adult heart break. >> was it because it was so public and we wanted to know every single thing about your relationship? >> that didn't help. we were about to get married. it didn't work out. and it was just, bad heart break. >> one headline says the return of bennifer. j.lo and ben affleck are back on and quote hotter than ever. in the article there are q

levin's allegation got picked up by breitbart and the rest i suppose is history. the president's claim has since been shot down by a spokesperson for president obama as well as james clapper, who is obama's former director of national intelligence. according to "the new york times," fbi director himself james comey asked the department of justice to put out a statement publicly rejecting the president's wiretap claim, notably the doj led of course by jeff sessions has declined to comply with comey's request. and according to sarah huckabee sanders, the president doesn't put much stock in comey's reputation. >> does president trump accept the fbi director's denial? >> you know, i don't think he does, george. i think he firmly believes that this is a story line that has been reported pretty widely by quite a few outlets. >> i'm joined now by robert costa, national political report for "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst. and bob, let me start with this. i was following your coverage rapt over the weekend because you seemed to have a sort of inside line

levin? >> thank you, mr. chairman. as mr. neal has said, we are starting off with a tax provision that will benefit certain people. could you tell me since this is part of the overall set of tax provisions how much of the tax provisions will go to people with incomes over $200,000 a year? the total al tax provisions? >> mr. levin, the joint committee staff is working with the congressional budget office on this, and so in terms of all of the provisions that you have scheduled before you today, some of it involves the new credits for health insurance, and that depends on the coverage and the take-up rate, and that analysis is notm complete at this time. so i can't answer your question with respect to all of the proposals that are under consideration today. >> how about the specific tax provisions before us though? we have not undertaken a distribution analysis of this specific piece. remember, in terms of the working, it is related to the denial of deduction for compensation. and so it affects the tax liability at the business

the claim of wiretapping went beyond what levin and pollack alleged, there was no evidence for any of this. but it was an allegation from the most powerful person in the world, the president of the united states, so it couldn't be written off as a right wing fantasy. as sean spicer unsuccessfully fought reporters' demands for truth, congressional investigations got under way but pretty much every player inside the white house said there was nothing to back the president up. >> we don't have evidence that took place. and i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. >> with the white house flailing, fox news channel judicial analyst andrew napolitano who dabbled in the past with 9/11 trutherism came forward with a theory of his own. >> three intelligence sources have informed fox news that president obama went outside the chain of command. he didn't use the nsa, he didn't use the cia, he didn't use the fbi and he didn't use the department of justice, he used gchq. what the heck is gchq? that's the initials for the british spying agency. >> that utterly explosive claim also like

asked directly by fox news if president obama was directly involved in any of this, levin said this. >> i am not know exti don't kno. he is more involved than he says. >> president trump took what levin and others were saying and made it even less tethered to fact. with conjecture and venom, they alleged a conspiracy. he took it one step further and said it happened and president obama was behind it. as we have reported, the fbi director is incredulous at this charge and says it is completely false. now, are there legitimate reasons to question why all these leaks and what are the motivations for them? absolutely. but that's now a separate issue. this is about whether president obama wiretapped president trump. and the fbi director says it's false. now, keep in mind, one not irrelevant detail here for anyone out there trying to make sense of this all. we have been here before. this is not a land with much sense or respect for facts. this is place of conspiracy theories, untethered to facts. and if these theories are voiced by president trump. barack obama faked his birth certificate

public school system kind of as harvey levin was saying being proactive trying reach girls before they get into trouble or leave home or what have you. and, yes, concerned about their academic future and well-being but also they're social med well-being. it kind of goes hand in hand with the six-point initiative the mayor released last week to try to address this whole issue of missing girls in the dis district. one of them is to increase the number of police officers at the department's children and family services division. second one of these initiatives releasing more information about each case and background information whether that particular child is considered a

john levin, thank you so much. more "wall street week" after this. >> announcer: our objective is to tap tax reform by the tax recess. >> announcer: what happens if [♪] gary: president trump's speech wasn't the only thing to make stocks surge. stocks reacting big time when neil cavuto asked steve mnuchin about tax reform. >> our objective is to pass tax reform by the august recess. that's an aggressive timetable, but realistic but something the president and i are committed to doing. neil: by august, voted, done, agreed. >> and signed. trish: after that interview aired on fox business, we took one big leg up in the market. is the market making too big a bet on that promise? gary: charles payne and dagen mcdowell. are we going to see labor day tax reform? charles: i wish they would say tax cuts separate from tax reform. ronald reagan did tax cuts we always talk about how big the tax code is. if you printed it out, it would be terrell than shaquille o'neal. i don't know that wall street cared as much as get regulatio

when he turns to breitbart or mark levine's radio show. or the most credible sources rather than government information, it certainly leaves a lot of people confused and caused weekend of chaos. you have "the washington post" saying 17 sources seething at the cable news coverage. this is the disarray in the white house. caused by his own tweets. >> greg, we have three senators on the intelligence committee saying there is no evidence. what is the next move? the diepartment of jusof justin? justice? >> i think one of the key stories is how many defect? a lot more like marco rubio feel this guy is becoming a political liability. we are not there yet. i do think that is the next big story? >> greg, obamacare. we are looking for overhaul this week. can the president and paul ryan hold the conservatives together? that is the other big story. >> he needs to inject himself into the debate. it could stall out in the house despite paul ryan. a lot of conservatives don't like the refundable tax credits. i think trump has to get involved. does he hav

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take a listen to what levin said on thursday. >> we have a prior administration, barack obama and his surrogates, who were supporting hillary clinton and their party, the democrat party, who were using the instrumentalities of the federal government, intelligence activities, to surveil members of the trump campaign! >> reporter: in effect, this is the timeline of a conspiracy, that point made by mark levin was expected up by the conservative web site breitbart, posting an article online on friday morning. what's notable about breitbart is it was formerly run by donald trump's chief strategist, steve bannon in the past. it was less than 24 hours later that president trump then tweeted about this explosive claim. ali? >> and by friday afternoon it was on rush limbaugh's show. the president had a twitter tirade saying this is "mccarthyism, this is nixon, watergate, bad or sick guy" referring to president obama. a spokesman from president obama did respond. railroads >> reporter: we have heard all sorts of individual rejecting this, from fbi director james comey, who want it to be refuted

levin was just raising. this is not an estimate we take account of change in medical expenses that could give rise from health problems associated with -- >> we're not offsetting the revenue we receive from it from the cost of medical bills that may be derived from that. is that what you're saying? >> i'm saying, this is only looking at the tax receipt side, yes. >> mr. chairman, for the record, i just want to indicate this is the second title of this gop repeal bill that we're now deba debating. once again, it is a tax repeal, and i'm wondering when we're going to get to the actual healthcare underlying. the folks i represent, this is a matter -- their health insurance is a matter of life or death. it's very serious. i am appalled that we are, you know, giving a tax break to folks who -- we can't even calculate, according to mr. b barte bartell, we don't know how many people we're giving that to, 6 0 $600 million is more money that we're not giving to our u.s. treasury executives that 4$400 million. >> than

it's the stories that breitbart and levin are relying on are from the bbc, the guardian, heat street.>> "the new york times." >> so there were some credible reports that there was a fisa warrant, right? >> the credible reports weren't about president obama ordering it. >> absolutely. >> by the way, mark levin and breitbart were not saying that president obama ordered this. the president has made that. >> remember this when we talk about bizarroland, here we have all democrats throughout the fruited plain yesterday embracing james clapper because he said he would have known about it and it did not happen. this is the same guy that three years ago they wanted to convict of purerjury because the federa government was not collecting information on citizens and then james snowden came out. >> the nixon/watergate. the great thing that happened in watergate was na the heroes of watergate were republicans. they were republicans in the senate who unanimously voted to create a select committee to investigate the presidential campaign activities of 1972. and we see nothing similar from the repub

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you can see it partly came from a conservative radio talk show host, mark levin. can see what he said earlier in the hour. he said this entire case for the idea that obama and obama aides were trying to undermine trump in a variety of ways. and then we can show the breitbart headline that came as a result of that. a far right web site, of course, run by steve bannon until recently, bannon now trump's chief strategist and the breitbart story tried to elaborate and take it a few steps further. that breitbart article was passed around, circulated in the west wing on friday. apparently, trump was infuriated and perhaps the tweet storm today as a result. >> clear, brian, those claims have not been substantiated, right? >> and far from it. there have been reports and i think we should be clear about this, there have been reports from other news outlets that there were attempts to tap to listen in on the phone calls of certain trump aides or people close to president trump. you might call them associates. that was attempted in the summer and the tal befofall before the e

levin, you're recognized. is that a parliamentary inquiry? >> i thought we were going to take ten minutes on opening statement. that's what we were told. >> not to my knowledge. >> we weren't told from the heavens. we were told from the staff. >> yeah. our regular order is five minutes. opening statements. >> ok, mr. chairman. >> and we'll have plenty of time for members to yield to you or any other member if they wish. >> mr. chairman? >> i'd like to move to strike the last word if that is appropriate. >> yes, sir. >> i give my time to mr. paskerel. >> great, thank you. >> thank you, mr. neil. >> congress had already sought to obtain for president coolidge the confidential tax return information of some of the alleged principles, you'll read about those principles in that book i just gave you, involved in that scandal. and the president ultimately acceded to the requests. but this experience not only demonstrates to congress, it's me to have direct access to the information independent of the president's authority. i submit for the record pr

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levin. , let's haveold further discussion about the formal provision. i would think that most every family, if not every family on this committee has benefited from the breakthroughs on pharmaceuticals. this without any hostility, indy quite to the opposite of what the breakthroughs in medicine has meant to this country. much of the basic research has nh -- in a age where my beloved wife wants work and we struggle to get money for research for nih. and it is also true the pharmaceutical companies have invested their own talents and resources once there is a development to bring into fruition. i want to say though that to have this provision here, i think first of all is contrary rma's positionha when the affordable care act was put forward. we believe comprehensive care, health reform will benefit the patient's and the future of america. that is why we have been involved in the important public policy debate for more than a year and why we support the final health care reform bill thethe amendments found in reconciliation of legislation. essentially, wh

all he had was bargaining power. >> levine was a fish, boesky was a shark.>> i don't know. >> in the middle of all this is drexel. until a few years ago, a little known firm. it shot to the top of the world by junk bonds,igh interest and high risk. the commission says drexel and the head of his junk bond department made a secret dea with ivan boesky to make millions illegally. >> california company wics was planning a takeover. he bought the stock, made profit but milken betrayed his client and earned $6.5 million more at the client's expense. >> authorities are worried that further disclosures resulting from the affair may weaken public confidence in financial markets and weaken the markets themselves. >> it's a mad house. >> i guess the bull market's over. >> it's a blood bath down there. >> they're calling it the monday massacre. >> i call it the nearest thing to a meltdown i ever want to see. >> by the closing bell, the dow jones industrial average was down more than 500 points. >> this is a crash people hadn't seen since the great depression. no one had

yes chosen not to do that and instead rely on a breitbart report of a mark levin rant.: and declassify. >> and release. juan: scott, what is your sense of, as is continuing russia's situation has developed over the last several weeks, of what is going on here? forhere is growing pressure a probe of russian activities and election within congress. i think it is gathering support from more leaders -- i think is more difficult for the republican leadership to push back against it will stop i think what we see right now is an attempt by president trump to derail all of that and change the agenda to another issue. i have to note, if you look at general clapper's statement, it was very carefully phrased. he said "no fisa court order of this talk of the trump tower." i think there is something in the background that the media so far is not to get a good job of reporting and covering. court order.a fisa to be clear, it is not in order that directed capping of trump tower or donald trump, rather it is an order that was issued on october 15, has not been reported in the u.s. medi

levin: would you describe this then is a replacement bill that is not in essence a repeal bill? dr. price: i think it is a repeal bill. the onerous aspects of the legislation are aspects that are coercive to the individual. things that say, for example if you don't purchase what the federal government tells you you must purchase, you'll have a financial liability. that just that ought to make every american bristle. that is not what the federal government from our perspective, what the federal government's role ought to be. to have the law of the land from washington stipulate this is not only what you got to buy, this is who you have to see, this is the kind of care you're going to receive, these are the things we'll be doing from a rule or regulatory standpoint that will make it so you have this kind of care available to you, not this kind of care, those are things that are anathema to the principles of this great nation. so once you repeal those things that are the most corrosive elements, you basically have done what needs to be done to get us back on track to that patient cente