tuesday at 11:00 the senate is set to vote on linda mcman as small business administrator. you can watch the senate live on c-span 2. and thursday the confirmation earing for andy puzz anywhere, president trump's labor nominee. the hearing will begin at 10:00 a.m. you can also watch at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. indiana congressman jim banks spoke to c-span for a house freshman profile interview. the indiana congressman is a former state senator and navy in ran who served afghanistan. he represents indiana's third congressional district. >> congressman jim banks, republican of indiana representing the third district 37 years old. when and why did you decide to run for office? >> well, this is a remarkable opportunity to serve during an historic moment in american history. i have served for six years in the indiana state senate. a couple of years before that i served in local government as well. i've always felt called to serve in different capacities. i also serve currently as a reserve officer in the united states navy. but a couple of years ag

and tuesday morning will be linda mcman and confirmed as small business administration. so it's been an historicically slow approach for trump's cabinet but it's starting to pick up a little bit and there's a little light at the end of the tunnel the. >> politico reporting on democrats objection to the labor secretary. what will we hear? >> you will hear a lot about an undocumented immigrant who worked for him and he did not pay taxes on for four to five years according to his spokesman. republicans are sticking pee hind this nomination but i believe that democrats are now the realized that he is probably the only one left that they can perhaps tank or maybe get to withdraw. so they're concentrating their fire on him. chuck schumer the democrat leader has called on him to with draw. you'll probably hear more of that in the hearing. and i think that democrats are going to focus pretty much all of their energy towards consultling his nomination which is now becoming the latest one. > thanks for the update. >> thanks so much. >> when congress returns monday follow the house