. >> you have adam schiff, adam smith, linda sanchez, tammy duckworth. any of those names stick out as someone who is -- was especially qualified to serve on this committee? >> mr. schiff, for instance, is the ranking member on the intelligence committee. ms. duckworth is running for senate, so this is another opportunity for her to boost her profile. she is taking on senator mark perk in illinois, hoping this will raise her and elevate her profile. mr. smith is the ranking member on the armed services committee. and so these are some serious names, some serious people who the democrats hoped would bring a serious front here. a lot of them have been relatively critical of the gop-led committee, especially mr. schiff has suggested that maybe democrats might not stick with it, that he's floated the opportunity that democrats should pull out of the committee entirely, which was some of the early speculation before this committee was made. there was a lot of talk about whether democrats should participate at all given that they see this as a largely partisan

i want to thank your chair, congresswoman linda sanchez. big round of applause for congresswoman sanchez. i want to thank all of you for the important work you do and the important work of chci and i want to talk with you in our short time together about the american dream, about its importance, about its truth, about the responsibility we have to reinvigorate it and make it real around the kitchen tables of every family in america. my name is martin o'malley. i'm a lifelong democrat. i am running for president. i intend to win. and i need your help to rebuild that american dream. [applause] i know that one of the big issues that challenges us today as a people, one of the issues that has allowed us to ,ecome the land of opportunity to build up a strong economy, is the issue of immigration. for me, i believe that issue comes down to human dignity. that unshakable early that we have maintained as a people for 240 years in the human dignity of every person. our country, our health, our strength, derives from the truth that we understand that

. >> earlier, i spoke with democratic representative linda sanchez.ed if anything she saw today surprised her. >> i'm a little surprised by the tone some of the republicans ok in questioning secretary clinton and the sort of wild goose chases they ran around on. again, nothing related to the events of september 11, 2012. no new information that sheds any light on what happened that evening. or that contra dikts -- contradicts what's in the eight previous reports on benghazi. >> some of the questions indicate a less than full understanding of the mechanics of the state department. are you confident that your colleagues are sufficiently briefed, sufficiently read up to kind of get their arms around this? >> you know, it was kind of bizarre this there today, because i think either they didn't read the eight previous reports or they don't have a fundamental understanding of how the different agencies work. or they do know and they just, you know, chose to ask ridiculous questions any way. it was a little bizarre that even questioning secretary clinton whe

. >> early i spoke with representative linda sanchez.prised her. >> i'm a little surprised by the tone some of the republicans took in questioning secretary clinton and the sort of wild goose chases they ran around on. again, nothing related to the events of september 11, 2012. no new information that sheds any light on whatthat evening. >> some of the questions indicate a less than full understanding of the mechanics of the state department. are you confident that your colleagues are sufficiently briefed, sufficiently read up to kind of get their arms around this? >> you know, it was kind of bizarre this there today, because i think either they didn't read the eight previous reports or they don't have a fundamental understanding of how the different agencies work. or they do know and they just, you know, chose to ask ridiculous questions any way. it was a little bizarre that even questioning secretary clinton when she gave very clear answers, they tried to change what her testimony was or assume facts not in evidence. but they weren't r

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i want to thank your chair, congresswoman linda sanchez. big round of applause for congresswoman sanchez. i want to thank all of you for the important work you do and the important work of chci and i want to talk with you in our short time together about the american dream, about its importance, about its truth, about the responsibility we have to reinvigorate it and make it real around the kitchen tables of every family in america. my name is martin o'malley. i'm a lifelong democrat. i am running for president. i intend to win. and i need your help to rebuild that american dream. [applause] mr. o'malley: i know that one of the big issues that challenges us today as a people, one of the issues that has allowed us to become the land of opportunity, to build up a strong economy, is the issue of immigration. for me, i believe that issue comes down to human dignity. that unshakable early that we belief thatakable we have maintained as a people for 240 years in the human dignity of every person. our country, our health, our strength, derives fro

it is wonderful to be here with all of you, and i want to thank your chair, congresswoman linda sanchez. big round of applaud for congresswoman sanchez. i want to thank all of you for the important work that you do and important -- the important work of chci. and i want to talk with you in our short time together about the american dream. about its importance. about its truth. about the responsibility we have to reinvigorate it and make it real around the kitchen tables of every family in america. my name is martin o'malley. i am a lifelong democrat. i am running for president. i intend to win. and i need your help to rebuild that american dream. now, i know that one of the big issues that challenges us today as a people, one of the very issues that has allowed us to become the land of opportunity, to build up a strong economy, is the issue of immigration. for me, i believe that that issue comes down to human dignity, that unshakeable belief that we have maintained as a people for 240 years, and the human dignity of every person, and in our country our hope, our strength derives from th

. >> host: we have adam schiff, linda sanchez tammy duckworth. and if those names stick out as someone who was especially qualified to serve on this committee? >> guest: mr. schiff for instance the ranking member on the intelligence committee and ms. duckworth running for the senate so this is another opportunity for her to boost her profile. she's taking on senator mark kirk in illinois to elevate her profile a little bit there. mr. smith is a member of the armed services committee and so there are some serious names and some serious people for the democrats hope would bring a serious -- here and none of them have been critical of the gop select committee especially mr. schiff has suggested that maybe democrats might not stick with it. he floated the opportunity that democrats should pull out of the committee entirely which was some of the early speculation before this committee was named a lot of talk whether democrats should participate at all given me see this as a partisan witchhunt. ultimately they decided to stick with it because they figu

i also want to thank congresswoman linda sanchez and for hostings staff me here today, and thank allu very much for being here. reason i am running for president is that this country faces some enormously serious problems. one could argue that if you include the crisis regarding climate change, there are more serious problems today than in any time since the great depression. and i know that much of the media thinks of politics as how much money you raise or what you're spending is, or what kind of dumb thing you said last understandall of you that politics is in fact about the future of our country, what happens to tens and tens and tens of millions of people, many of whom are hurting today. what i hope all of you understand, and i know you do or you would not be here tonight, you would not be participating in the political process, is that if we do not bring people together, if we do not engage people in serious discussion, if we do not significantly increase the voter turnout, not good things will happen to our country. so what i ask of all of you is to engage in that debate, make

our ranking members -- n rules, louise slaughter, linda sanchez, carolyn maloney on joint economic, allanking members will be chairwomen whone we take back the house in 2016. and i want to salute the excellent powerful and successful women in homeland security, armed services and the intelligence committee. the role of women in leadership in our congress is all-encompassing. whether it's the defense of the country, strength of our economy, or protection of people in our community, on every issue women are leading the way. the women of the house democratic caucus are standing with president obama and vice president biden, championing justice and opportunity for hardworking american families each and every day. before i go on about the women, i want to talk about joe biden for a moment. aren't we proud of the statement that he made? [applause] we owe a great deal to joe biden. he was the champion when we passed the violence against women act over 20 years ago. he was there to have it re-authorized just last year. he has been there for us over and over again and i joined debbie and commend

two democratic members, and linda sanchez have suggested that if republicans continue on the same course, they may. >>> will reconsider how much longer their participation makes sense. joining me now, adam schiff, he, congressman, this whole thing, you know, it seems to frankly political, but the role of the democrats also seems sort of preposterous at this point. it's coming -- you basically said it from the beginning, you joined reluctantly. is this a gimmick? why not quit now? >> well, first of all, i don't think donald trump has to be worried. the committee began about hillary clinton, it's currently about hillary clinton, as long as it goes on, it will remain about hillary clinton. that's what the committee was formed for. no, it hasn't been any change or any surprise to us, we have had this debate frankly since the beginning of this committee, whether it makes sense for us to continue because we are on the committee, we've been able to set the record straight, when the misleading leak after misleading leak, the most egregious of which was the amazing one. he shied a 13-page letter

our ranking members -- brown, linda sanchez, carolyn maloney. all of these ranking members.y will be chair women when we in 2016. the house and i want to salute the excellent powerful and successful women in homeland services, the intelligence community. the leadership of women is all encompassing. on every issue, women are leading the way. the women of the house to housec caucus arts -- democratic caucus are standing with president obama and vice president biden, championing opportunity for american families each and every day. and before i go on about women, i want to talk about joe biden for a moment. it that profound statement that he made -- [applause] leader pelosi: we only great deal to joe biden. he was the champion when we passed the violence against women act over 20 years ago. and that was reauthorized just last year. he has been there for us over and over again and i joined debbie and commending them -- commending him in the fight against cancer, the moonshot to personal grief, his governmental know-how, his record to focus on a problem, cancer, that has hit ever

adam smith of washington state, adam schiff of california, linda sanchez of california, tammy duckworthi don't know if you watched much of it or saw any of it in the news, but our democratic members were absolutely superb, and i'm very, very proud of them. [applause] but how about hillary clinton? was she not magnificent? [cheers and applause] asny sanders said -- bernie sanders is said and as we all know, enough is enough. i know the women of the wlf are ready to demand accountability for republicans' toxic priorities. and let me just say what i think the main in just a moment, main contrast between the democrats and republicans that will hit home for america's working families. if you believe, as the republicans do, that trickle down economics is the way to create jobs in our country, triggings down -- trickles down, if it creates jobs, that would be good, if it doesn't, so be it. that's the free market. that's their attitude. and if you believe that, then the money that it costs the taxpayers to give the tax breaks to the wealthiest people in america will not allow for the investment

. >> congresswoman linda sanchez, democrat of california, we'll see you during the questioning period today. thank you, congresswoman, for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> which brings us to nicole wallace, former communications chief for the 43 white house, among other things. what did you make of that and what are you looking for from today's hearing? >> well, she's entitled to her opinions but i don't think that trey gowdy would have ever imagined at the inception of this that his committee would have been so successfully smeared by someone who is not on the committee made. kevin mccarthy will not be asking questions. he made a comment of epic consequence by painting the committee as politically motivated. you've interviewed trey gowdy. there are no political motivations to this man in his entire career. he's a career prosecutor. he's the guy reading over every e-mail with a highlighter until his eyes go bad and he changes to stronger glasses. the fact they've been able to smear -- the fbi would not be investigating the server. the republicademocrats have

congresswoman linda sanchez. congresswoman, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> so tell me what you expect tomorrow. we've heard eight hours. we've heard a long day for hillary clinton. what kinds of questions will she get? >> sure. well, i expect that the republicans on the committee will try to salvage the credibility of the committee by asking her questions regarding the events of that evening, something they've been hesitant to really look into the entire 17 months that we've been looking at this issue. i expect that secretary clinton will push back on the half truths and the outright fabrications of these crazy conspiracy theories that have been cooked up by right-wing conspiracy theorists about what happened that evening and i think she'll finally have an opportunity to set the record straight. >> but we did just show a poll that shows 44% of americans are not satisfied that she's explained herself, her handling of the attack. so with that in mind, doesn't she need to answer some critical

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>> and joining me live now, one of the five democrats on the benghazi committee, congresswoman linda sanchez of california. congresswoman, thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm sure you heard and read some of the headlines today. how would you describe what played out yesterday? >> well, you know, i have to say that i'm disappointed that we couldn't do more to answer some of the questions that family members still have, but essentially, you know, secretary clinton has testified before the senate and the house before. the republican members of that committee sort of built up this narrative that there's new information and all these new documents, therefore, there must be something new and exciting and spectacular that would come out of that hearing. and in fact, nothing new really did. i mean, secretary clinton testified about everything that they asked her, and these answers we've had for more than two years now. nothing new came out that contradicts any of the eight previous reports and investigations on the matter. >> and you made the point regarding so

. >> not only did she but a very well prepared representative, linda sanchez, democrat on the panel,m "meet the press" where the substitute average, andrea mitchell, said no, i cover the place, i know that's not. >> most of the e-mails she had, the committee received from her about libya were e-mails that blumenthal had center her unsolicited or solicited. >> right, because when she was doing libya policy with the experts on libya policy it was actually at the state department, not by e-mail. the worm hole of blumenthal is hilarious to me because there's no chance the republicans win that. they had a strategy here i think. which is paint hillary as either incompetent or corrupt. i don't think i'm not an unbiased observer. i don't think they laid a glove on her. shep had a strategy. rise above it. don't let them get under your skin. she had a policy goal. defend american engagement around the world. even in dangerous places. welcome that debate about libya policy. the democrats had a strategy it paint the committee as partisan. they start with the wind at their back. 72% of americans

linda sanchez, and tammy duckworth. they will all be asking questions.we want to get your thoughts on this. republicans start dialing in, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independence, (202) 748-8002. inside the committee room. just set the scene. what is it like to be inside? >> it is kind of a building crescendo of excitement. chairman trey gowdy has already popped his head out to look around and see what is now limited to reporters and some ticketed aids, also some other members have already specter had that. is just outside the room already a long line of the public, people wanting to get in but without the press or government passes. it is turning into quite the spectacle. for the what is it like print media inside? what is the setup like? of seatsare two wings of about eight team each on both sides. really nothing but the back of people's heads. the other reporters, there are about 20 good seats right behind where the former secretary and presidential candidate will be sitting. they will not see her face or expressions, so that will be qu

let's bring in california congresswoman linda sanchez. he's a democrat on the benghazi committee.sswoman, thank you for taking time for us this morning. we know you have a busy day. as brianna just laid out, at least eight hours of testimony is expected by hillary clinton. 12 of you members, five democrats. i believe you all get to split your time evenly, in terms of asking your questions, how do you plan to use your time? >> well, i plan to use my time in a way that allows the secretary to respond to many of the smear tactics and half truths and outright lies that have been perpetuated by the republican majority in charge of this committee. giving her an opportunity to once and for all, clear the air, set the record straight and push back on the fantastical conspiracy theorys that they've been peddling. >> and yet, there are questions that remain. elise labott from cnn have a great piece of five overarching questions that americans still have. i'll read one, why did the use remain in benghazi despite the desperation of violence and others had been closed. what's the answer? >> we

i also want to thank congresswoman linda sanchez and all of chci's staff for hosting me here today, and thank all of you very much for being here. the reason i am running for president is that this country faces some enormously serious problems. one could argue that if you include the crisis regarding climate change, there are more serious problems today than in any time since the great depression. and i know that much of the media thinks of politics as how much money you raise or what you're spending is, or what kind of dumb thing you said last night, but all of you understand that politics is in fact about the future of our country, what happens to tens and tens and tens of millions of people, many of whom are hurting today. what i hope all of you understand, and i know you do or you would not be here tonight, you would not be participating in the political process, is that if we do not bring people together, if we do not engage people in serious discussion, if we do not significantly increase the voter turnout, not good things will happen to our country. so what i ask of all of you i

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it is an honor to share the stage with linda sanchez. let's give her a big roundabout of applause.ant to thank those of you who are bolstering latino employment to out the nation. in 2009, our next speaker came community to be great challenges of our time. he promised to make health care a right, not a luxury for the lucky few. to improve our schools so that more young people make that proud walk across the graduation stage and into the greater future, to stop promoting an economy that only benefits a few and start investing in smart, sustainable growth that works for everyone, from the factory worker, to the schoolteacher, to the small business owner. 's said that our nation's success has long dependent on our willingness to see our challenges as ones that we have to face together and our willingness to live up to a simple ideal -- we are all americans. and it is clear it was not just rhetoric. on issue after issue, he has delivered. in the families who cannot afford to take their children for regular doctor visits, the young people who are ready to succeed in our highly , andtiti

as well as linda sanchez, leader on the ways and means committee, and tammy duckworth, a veteran, a woman veteran. they have been very strong and very firm. they have their evaluations of whether it's even worth it to continue, and i seek their guidance as to when it would be appropriate to walk away from that. as you know, it was a big debate before we even appointed people. some people said it's a joke. don't go anywhere near it. others said it is a joke, but going to have subpoena power and probably engage in abusive power and it will be seen by mccarthy's own admission it was abusive power for political purpose and for that reason members thought they should be there to keep the path to finding the truth rather than st catering to the rat-a-tat-tat of the whims of the republicans on that committee. so, again, i take my lead on that from the members of the committee. >> just going back to the defense authorization for a second. there was a pretty large margin yesterday over in the senate on that, and that raises the question of whether it -- whether a veto of it could be sustained. how

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. >> adam schiff, adam smith, linda sanchez, tammy duckworth. any of those names stick out as someone who is -- was especially qualified to serve on this committee? >> sure. so mr. schiff for instance the ranking member on the intelligence committee? >> ms. duckworth is running for senate. this is another opportunity for her to boost her profile. she's taking on senator mark kirk in illinois, hoping this will raise her and elevate her profile. mr. smith is the ranking member on the armed services committee. there are serious names and serious people who the democrats hope would bring a serious front here. and a lot of them have been relatively critical of the gop-led committee, especially mr. shift has suggested that maybe democrats might not stick with it, that he's floated the opportunity that democrats should pull out of the committee entirely, which was some of the early speculation before this committee was made, there was a lot of talk about whether democrats should participate at all given that they see this as a largely partisan witch hu

and i want to thank your chair, congresswoman linda sanchez.ant to thank all of you for the important work that you do, and the important work of chci. and i want to talk with you in our short time together about the american dream, about its importance, about its truth, about the responsibility we have to reinvigorate it and make it real around the kitchen tables of every family in america. my name is martin o'malley. i am a lifelong democrat. i am running for president. i intend to win. and i need your help to rebuild that american dream. [ applause ] >> now, i know that one of the big issues that challenges us today as a people, one of the very issues that has allowed us to become the land of opportunity, to build up a strong economy, is the issue of immigration. for me, i believe that that issue comes down to human dignity. that unshakeable belief that we have maintained as a people for 240 years and the human dignity of every person. and in our country, our hope, our strength derives from the truth that we understand that in our nation the

cummings, the ranking on the government and reform committee, linda sanchez, a great lawyer and demonstratedhat throughout the hearings and of course tammy duckworth, we're very proud of her. i couldn't be prouder of the work they have done. i trust their judgment. they will let me know whether the up-- what are the upsides and downsides of walking away. thank you all very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> democrats from earlier today on capitol hill. the house has gaveled out, done for the week. here on c span, we'll take you live next over to the pentagon to hear from defense secretary ashton carter briefing reporters shortly. we'll have it live here on c-span. today the president has named brett mcgirk as the new official in charge of the u.s. coalition against the islamic state. retired marine general john allen stepping down from that post after 13 months on this ejoe -- on the job as the president's special envoy for the global coalition to counter isis. we also may hear more from the defense secret

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research shows that the sanchez sisters, loretta and linda, their parents are mexican immigrants. i think you said egypt, did you not? show, thel, on your mother of mrs. sanchez was on the committee yesterday. she who isat she -- on the armed services, the mother, the nepotism. the nepotism is my point. host: ok, we get the points that you have made. a little bit more from the hearing yesterday. this is adam schiff talking to hillary clinton. this was in the evening, and they talk about republican suggestingembers that hillary clinton did not care. here is how it played out. [video clip] >> tell us again. how many embassies do we have in the world? we have 270 countries we are represented in. on some level, the secretary of state is responsible for all of them. >> that is right. >> how many personnel, roughly? >> 70,000, roughly. >> and you are responsible for all of them? >> yes. we can try. have, as i just said, 270 embassies, we are represented in 194 countries. i do want to pick up on the point you are making. i' appreciated. it.appreciate i care very deeply for the people who