diplomats from the country marco rubio said no the u.s. diplomats have to stay but we're expelling your diplomats from from new york and then we're getting our own our own guy why do those diplomats here now what's going to happen. without ok the key thing here is that the venezuelan military has come out and said they are standing with the my dear old government ok which i mean if they have a lot of power here they don't go with you know that's basically cooed then there's not i don't know what the u.s. can do short of a military invasion and i just really doubt there is the appetite for this for that in this country i am totally against and you decades to leave boy well down i got to say thank you so much always a pleasure having you on one of these days i'm going to try to talk about something happy as opposed to something so so good all one a day thank you so much dan we're going to thank you all right as we're going to break our khwaja don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on our facebook twitter and y

kevin cirilli spoke with republican senator marco rubio earlier today.started by asking him about the safety of u.s. diplomats in the country. sen. rubio: we demand that they be treated that way diplomats should be treated all over the world. and that is that their safety be guaranteed by those who have the ability to provide security. let it be said, and i have said this repeatedly, if any harm should come to any of our diplomats, the consequences will be swift and severe. i know this for a fact. it is not for me to make that announcement or detail what it is, but if anything were to happen to them, the consequences would be extraordinary. kevin: should the diplomats leave? sen. rubio: they should state. the responsibility is to represent the u.s. the government of venezuela should -- have asked them to stay. they will be our representatives to them. themf any harm should -- should come to them from maduro, i'm not exaggerating when i say this, the consequences will be significant. kevin: are you satisfied with what the president is doing, secretary pom

comprehensive immigration reform, the kind marco rubio supported before he changed his mind, was supported by democrats. it is the right wing of the republican party that said, you're not allowed to do it, causing senator rubio to walk away from his bill. you're saying it isn't true? >> joy, what happened in 2008, after president obama promised the hispanic community in the united states -- >> republicans refused to allow any bill to go through. you know who was running the senate. sir, you know what happened. >> 60 votes. the president promised -- >> sir -- >> -- there would be immigration reform and nothing was delivered. >> you're doing politics. >> you're not letting me answer the questions. >> you're filibustering. you'd make a great senator. >> i am not. thank you very much. i appreciate your time. thank you, sir. appreciate it. we'll be back with more reaction to donald trump's big announcement. donald trump's bi announcement ♪ [ telephone ringing ] -whoa. [ indistinct talking ] -deductible? -definitely speaking insurance. -additional interest on umbrella policy? -can you translate?

comprehensive immigration reform of the kind marco rubio used to support before he changed his mind was supported by democrats. it is the right wing of the republican party that said you are not allowed to do it, causing senator rubio to walk away from his own bill. you are saying that isn't true? >> joy, what happened in 2008 after president trump promised the hispanic community and the united states -- >> it could -- republicans refused to allow any bills to go through. you know who is running the senate. sir, you know what happened. you know what happened. >> democrats had 60 votes but the president promised there would be immigration reform. >> i see we're doing politics. but you know full well that mitch mcconnell would not allow -- >> you are not allowing questions. >> we don't have to -- >> you won't let me answer the questions. you are filibustering. you would make a great senator. are you going to run? >> i am not. thank you very much for your time. it is an interesting debate. thank you, sir, we appreciate it. we'll be back with more of the announcement. with more of the annou

the state of israel, overwhelmingly in congress and the senate passed a resolution today with marco rubio's amendment, it's not a question. for this new generation of far left democrats, as we talked about earlier in the show, governor, everything is on the table. you saw this coming a long time ago, you saw this coming 20 years ago. where are the republicans out there really supporting the president's agenda and exposing what this stuff is at its very co core? >>> it's one of the reasons that republicans need to circle their own wagons around their principles and around their president. this is a president who has had some really gutsy split cal moves p it's not just moving the embassy but taking a strong stand recognizing israel's right to exist and the unity of the city of jury is lump, that may not seem bold but it is because he's the first president in my lifetime who has been as clear about it as anybody has ever been.

senator marco rubio of florida was at that hearing and says he plans to combat chinese buying of the united states. senator rubio joins us tonight. summarize for our viewers, if you are, quickly, what senator coats said at this hearing. >> they all agreed that china is the most comprehensive intelligence threat to the united states has ever faced, and because it's a commercial threat, they steal our products and reverse engineer them, and sell them at lower prices, subsidized by their government so they can bring our businesses out, they steal our research from universities, they do that by either hacking them and stealing -- sometimes they just hire the researcher and have her bring the research with them. sometimes they embed students and our system, and they take that information and steal it back with them. they steal our military secrets, and they also run the supply chain. they are embedded in commercial parts of our communication system. for example, they make a router, surveillance camera, and can

this would be a unique use for this provision and i agree with marco rubio. i'm concerned it may not be the best president and not sure which statute he will use to make the case that he should have this power. >> there is a political objective, he promised he was going to build the wall, he's facing a recalcitrance congress. does he have to get it done one way or the other? >> the white house looks at this and says this is the only way we can deliver on this promise if we are going to get it done in any time in his first term. with democrats that are in power we have seen 3 or 4 different offers the white house has given the democratic leadership, they said no to every single one. they are keeping the government shutdown for months and months or pursuing national emergency building the wall with military funds. >> i want to give you something else, senator chris murphy, republicans, someday soon there will be a democratic president. once you open the national emergency bottle the genie doesn't go back in. you could bring a single-payer health care system fas

that's around the button of what marco rubio is trying to get more in directly. i think the fascinating issue here is and to garret's reporting that all this comes down to the win of donald trump. that's why it is interesting for matt yates as we saw speaking out for "fox and friends" host. changing president trump's mind moving forward or can they change his mind on this as well? >> what happens if lindsey graham proves to be the minority here or if he's not the minority that there is enough discomfort out there peter baker for the president to not do this, where does that leave him? what's going to happen? >> it is a great question. it does not seem to be an obvious solution sort of this national emergency which is why they were gravitating towards this deadlock. most of this legislative dispute hinders around issues that can be pfinesse. this is now become both these parties. nancy pelosi says it is immoral to build the wall, $5 billion or $2 billion. president trump says it is vital to protect our country to have these walls. this is not an easily resolved mi

my guests this mortgage, kevin mccarthy, akeem jeffries and republican senator marco rubio. >>> also the russia investigation as seven-count indictment of long time trump ally roger stone. details of the most direct connection yet between the trump campaign and wikileaks. >> i will lead not guilty to these charges. i believe this is a politically-motivated investigation. >> joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior correspondent tom brokaw, yamiche alcindor white house correspondent for the pbs news hour, hugh hewitt, and nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker. well to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. president trump now knows who the real leader of the democratic party is right now and he can't say nancy pelosi didn't warn him. remember this -- >> mr. president, please don't characterize the strength that i bring to this meeting as the leader of the house democrats. >> that was before she was officially s

. >> lou: let's hear marco rubio. , this is a man who suddenly is channeling the presidency and here is senator marco rubio. >> i think people be surprised at how much this white house is willing to do. maybe not as far as the democrats want to go. but how much certainty they will provide under doctor, tps. people who have been here for a long time but are not criminal. the president can get his primary promise, we all want to protect our border in a way that is effective. >> lou: don't you think he means that he doesn't want to protect those borders? >> rubio's history on this, i think you have to look at him and hear him say that and think of his history. but, i agree on what's gonna happen. the president is not going to get what he wants out of this committee. this conference committee. on the other hand, if he gets everything except the border wall, everything except barriers, the humanitarian, more judge. >> lou: humanitarian? >> thinks he asked for. >> i guess this goes to those low-wage citizens in this country who are working and will be competing with illegal immigrants. is

>> no, marco rubio does not have a point. and at times he doesn't have a spine, this is one of them. we just talked about it on the program, donald trump was fine passing, signing these continuing resolutions to fund these parts of the government that were shut down until ann coulter and rush limbaugh made a stink about it. i and many democrats and nondemocrats and folks that don't identify with any party politically do not understand why he is shutting down the government and holding americans hostage. you know how i think this ends, tsa goes on a strike, and then everyone, the president included is forced to say, fine, we'll open the government and talk about this later, or something catastrophic happens, i hope nothing catastrophic happens, but something has to give. that something is president trump and mitch mcconnell, they have said they would fund border security over and over and over again to the point where they sound like a broken record. >> here's the other thing, there were a handful of polls that have come out t

punching bag and senator marco rubio recently introduced the first bill of twenty nineteen which would encourage state authorities to take action against companies supporting the anti israel boy court in fact laws bearing israel boycotting businesses from state contracts already exist in twenty six states and although they're often faced with opposition like marco rubio's initiative it's absurd that the first build your in the shutdown is legislation which punishes americans who exercise their constitutional right to engage in political activity angel or davis is scandal shows how many people would be happy to gag anyone daring to publicly undermine israel's image. a london that's been simmering for decades re surfaces between russia and japan we'll tell you what's got the moscow riled right after this break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only loosely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. seemed wr

punching bag and sen marco rubio recently introduced the first bill of twenty nineteen which would encourage state authorities to take action against companies supporting the anti israel boy court in fact laws bearing israel boycotting businesses from state contracts already exist in twenty six states and although they're often faced with opposition like marco rubio's initiative it's absurd that the first build your in the shutdown is legislation which punishes americans who exercise their constitutional right to engage in political activity angel or davis's scandal shows how many people would be happy to gag anyone daring to publicly undermine israel's image you voted on of there you're watching r t international there's a tug of war over transparency at the world's biggest defense department and it's our next story after the break. what politicians do. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be honest. that's why the press is what the forecast three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in

punching bag and sen marco rubio recently introduced the first bill of twenty nineteen which would encourage state authorities to take action against companies supporting the anti israel boy courts in fact laws bearing israel boycotting businesses from state contracts already exist in twenty six states and although they're often faced with opposition like marco rubio's initiative it's absurd that the first build your in the shutdown is legislation which punishes americans who exercise their constitutional right to engage in political activity angel or davis is scandal shows how many people would be happy to gag anyone daring to publicly undermine his roles in. the organization charged with overseeing u.s. defense department spending says there's a major lack of transparency in the military that stands against president trump who apparently wants even less openness especially when it comes to afghanistan. kind of stuff as we're fighting wars and they're doing reports and releasing it to the public so the public believes the enemy the enemy returns reports a study every line or they should be

out options for venezuela including a military one but the chief architect of his policy there marco rubio house denies that the u.s. is now intervening in venezuela washington was however the first to recognize kwaito as leader of the oil rich south american country and urged other nations to follow their example venezuela's foreign minister thinks the united states is leading a coup. if you go very near the opposition leader is under huge pressure from his bosses the new york times calls marco rubio the ousted in chief the main person driving the coup the pressure coming from this extreme right senator has forced the opposition leaders to make strange anti constitutional decisions which could harm the sovereignty of venezuela or they cannot harm the legal institutions of government. the u.s. government is not only behind the coup it is leading it from the front for we are working to neutralize the attacks that are coming from washington and from the government under its control in latin america and europe or if the opposition agrees to sit down at the negotiating table with us we are rea

those suits but i'm sure that people like senator marco rubio secretary of state my pump a.o.r.are also looking for more of these kinds of announcements and hoping that this will be the first of more to come christmas salumi with the latest on that breaking news from washington kristen thank you well the u.k. france germany and spain have given president eight days to call a fresh election if he doesn't they say that they will also fishley recognize why do as the interim president the ultimatum prompted an angry reaction from the president of the proma due to a constituent assembly yes that's what i gather no no no. duty really i say they've given the right days to. go to hell when there's very little thank orders from anybody. and as we heard the u.s. is also increasing the pressure on the do it all at a heated u.n. security council meeting secretary of state might pump a zero call for countries to end their financial dealings with a man who is government and pick a side in the dispute i can reports now from the united nations in new york. a highly unusual weekend session and a

punching bag and senator marco rubio recently introduced the first bill of twenty nineteen which would encourage state authorities to take action against companies supporting the anti israel boy courts in fact laws bearing israel boycotting businesses from state contracts already exist in twenty six states and although they're often faced with opposition like marco rubio's initiative it's absurd that the first build your in the shutdown is legislation which punishes americans who exercise their constitutional right to engage in political activity angel or davis's scandal shows how many people would be happy to gag anyone daring to publicly undermine israel's image. president trump has stormed out of his latest meeting with democratic leaders describing the talks as a total waste of time he's facing fierce opposition to getting his border war approved as a u.s. government shutdown heads towards the three week mark. all as delicious all of the other things essential and the drones are drawn wonderful to have and it works well but only if you have a lot of you're out the war doesn't matte

believe that the opposition leader is under huge pressure from his bosses the new york times calls marco rubio the ousted in chief the main person driving the coup the pressure coming from this extreme right senator has forced the opposition leaders to make strange anti constitutional decisions which could harm the sovereignty of venezuela but they cannot harm the legal institutions of government. the u.s. government is not only behind the coup it is leading it from the front foot and we are working to neutralize the attacks that are coming from washington and from the government under its control and that's in america and europe if the opposition agrees to sit down at the negotiating table with us we are ready to talk at any moment but we have never refused to negotiate is the opposition that keeps changing its mind and agreeing to talk and then getting up and leaving i would like them to negotiate to get permission from their bosses in washington so we can all work together to find a solution which would be in line with the constitution of venezuela this is a great opportunity to unite and b

punching bag and sen marco rubio recently introduced the first bill of twenty nineteen which would encourage state authorities to take action against companies supporting the anti israel boy court in fact laws bearing israel boycotting businesses from state contracts already exist in twenty six states and although they're often faced with opposition like marco rubio's initiative it's absurd that the first builder in the shutdown is legislation which punishes americans who exercise their constitutional right to engage in political activity angel or davis is scandal shows how many people would be happy to gag anyone daring to publicly undermine israel's image. you're watching r t international a land dispute that's been taking for decades has resurfaced between russia and japan but tell you what got moscow riled after the break. the most important mormons are when the principals the foreign minister or the president actually ask your opinion when that happens you are on your own and you're not just into the two you actually. have to say what you think. you know world big partisan movie lot and

that is what marco rubio o wants.happen.oing if it were to happen, a small group, we are ready for any scenario. but they want a coup d'etat in venezuela. that is good proof of what pence and trump and marco rubio what for venezuela. amy: let me ask about press freedom in venezuela. in the summer, the 75-year-old newspaper published its last issue. it was the largest remaining opposition newspaper publishing in venezuela. the committee to protect journalists reported the closure was due to restrictions the government imposed on access to newsprint. according to see pj, over 20 venezuelan publications have been forced out of print due to government restrictions on newsprint. natalie southwick said "the disappearance of the print edition is the latest casualty of the venezuelan government question is ever-expanding campaign to silence article reporting and limit the voices of independent media in the country." >> before all of this economical trouble and problems we had, we used to subsidize for the newspapers. now it i

very quickly, this is from senator marco rubio, a tweet saying "senate democrats putting shutdown politics ahead of support by israel by voting against debate on senate bill 1." another from pat leahy of vermont -- we will have a live view of the u.s. capitol. in just a moment, the democratic andonse by speaker pelosi senator chuck schumer. rep. pelosi: good evening. i appreciate the opportunity to speak directly to the american people tonight about how we can end this shutdown and meet the needs of the american people. sadly, much of what we heard from president trump throughout the shutdown has been full of misinformation and even malice. the president has chosen

marcos rubio ve la situaciÓn con optimismo. >> el que vive del robo del petrÓleo, sus dÍas estÁn contadostÁ acabando. el gobierno estadounidense podrÍa ordenar que toda transferencia de dinero fruto de un acuerdo comercial de venezuela sea transferido al presidente guaido y no para maduro. la mancomunada acciÓn ha sido vital para la permanencia del maderismo. >> nosotros tenemos razones para ser optimistas de que esta crisis se debe resolver en poco tiempo. la sÓlo idea de que criminales reciban un al mes dÍa preocupa a la poblaciÓn. >> te parece justo? >> hay un delito del que no pueden escapar, cuando se trata de crÍmenes de lesa humanidad. muchos creen que los paÍses de otorgarle un plazo maduro es una forma de reconocer a este gobierno y darle validez ma pero el maderismo no estÁ en condiciones de dar una elecciÓn vÁlida. >> la reapertura del gobierno de estados unidos luego de cinco semanas de cierre se considera una derrota para donald trump. ante las crÍticas de personalidades conservadoras donald trump volviÓ a amenazar al otro cierre sino en el dinero para el muro. >> hoy washing

republican senator marco rubio weighs in next. >> plus -- dirty trickster?ueller indicts president trump's longtime friend and adviser roger stone. >> i know that i'm innocent. >> why did so many trump associates lie about dealing with russia or wikileaks? person number 1 from mueller's indictment, jerome corsi, is here to answer our questions. >>> and -- getting to know you. the 2020 democratic presidential field grows. >> i'm running for president of the united states. >> it's time for a new generation of leadership. >> how are they pitching themselves to defeat trump? >> i see myself as the ant doid to trump. >> julian castro will be here. ♪ >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is open. at least for now. the u.s. government is back up and running after five weeks that left hundreds of thousands of americans without pay and agencies starved for resources. on friday, president trump gave in announcing he'd sign a temporary spending bill to reopen the federal government without any funding for the border wall. the move was a

i agree with marco rubio which is a rarity, melissa.e national emergency act to build this wall where there is actually debate happening on capitol hill whether or not this wall is a good or bad thing seems to be problematic for the white house. it can only doom the president's approval rating and doom where he sets with the american people. if you talk to a lot of them, this government shutdown was horrible idea. we blame you for. >> yeah. brad, what is your take, whether a shutdown or national emergency, it doesn't seem like the president though is very interested in taking either route as of right now? >> no, but it is a tactic of the negotiation. first of all the president can't negotiate with himself. he needs willing participants who act in good faith. so far we haven't seen that that is why there was a government shut down. going forward the president should not limit his leverage that he has to make a good deal. that includes the power to issue a declaration of a national emergency if he can make the case that one exists. so i t

. >> coming up here we'll talk exclusively to senator marco rubio, the driving force in america's venezuela policy, right here on "andrea mitchell reports." >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump is firing back at his former personal attorney and fixer michael cohen after cohen delayed his congressional testimony indefinitely, citing threats from the president which he says have put his family in danger. >> reporter: he says he's been threatened by you and mr. giuliani. >> no, i would say he's been threatened by the truth. he's only been threatened by the truth. and he doesn't want to do that probably for me and other clients, he has other clients, assume, he doesn't want to tell the truth for me and other clients. >> democrats calling the attacks, quote, textbook mob tactics. but they insist they want to hear from cohen. the oversight committee chairman elijah cummings says, we will hear from mr. cohen, period. joining me now, michael cohen's legal adviser, lanny davis. good to see you, lanny. obviously mr. cohen, your client, under tremendous pressu

>> marco rubio. >> you look more like marco rubio than yourself! >> trevor noah? >> we both look like trevor noah. >> trevor: okay, what? ( laughter ) this is just-- i know i'm half black, half white, but this is ridiculous. ( laughter ) this is-- like according to this app, i'm the love child of charles barkley and that white dude's bow tie. i don't even understand what-- you understand what a disaster this is for me, right? you realize that robots think i look like everyone. that means in the future, i will get arrested for everyone else's crimes. and it also means that i can never date a robot, all right. yeah, because i'll be like, "i can't believe you cheated on me with charles barkley." and the robot will be like, "sorry, i was 59% sure it was you, baby. to make it up to you, you can put it in my other socket tonight." ( laughter ) oh, and speaking of look-alikes-- the u.s.b. port-- ( laughter ) -- and speaking of look-alikes, it turns out canadian prime minister justin trudeau, he might want to ask his dad if he ever made a secret trip to afghanistan. >> ca

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and a legitimate people from the government and people come to me and say if marco rubio keeps talking way he's talking, orrin hatch told him, putting this man's life in jeopardy if you continue speaking and helping the situation. the country and venezuela have a hard time, two separate groups in utah fighting when against the other. they want the publicity. they want to be in politics. the opposition fight against each other. now finally they come together as one and asking, pleading for help and the rest of the country. >> senator marco rubio has been a critic of the regime down there. the two of you are safely here in the us. wish you the best. fox news at night tracking down possible 2020 presidential candidates. what they told our producers still ahead on camera and michael cohen summoned to testify but they should be facing the heat. will:show. there are key details many people are missing. he explains what you need to know next. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that whole p

que comenzÓ esta crisis en venezuela el senador republicano marcos rubio ha demostrado su apoyo al presidentede usar la violencia. " trabajarÉ para obtener el apoyo del congreso para llevar alimentos y medicinas a la persona que supone venezuela" borja: colega andrea linares ha conversado con el senador rubio le ha preguntado cÓmo responderÍa estados unidos y la fuerza de seguridad de maduro continua matando civiles? >> no tengo la menor duda de que si maduro ngua va a la >> no voy a discutir mÁs allá de eso, nosotros siempre vamos a proteger nuestro cuerpo diplomÁtico, no le vamos a permitir que contra ellos se meta ningÚn tipo de abuso. sobre eso no debe haber ninguna confusiÓn. este presidente quizÁ no le caiga bien a mucha persona, pero cuando Él dice algo en lo hace. carolina: en cuanto al presidente encargado dijo que su gobierno se basa en los principios de la con distinciÓn, no intervención, autodeterminaciÓn. de los pueblosborja: nos metemos de lleno en la polÍtica de los estados unidos, la presidenta de la cÁmara de representantes. una vez mÁs exhortado el mandatario a reabrir y neg

find the opportunity for young cuban players some still oppose to deal particularly senator marco rubiowho wants the trump administration to overturn it. others simply regretted didn't happen sooner. will it out honestly i would have loved to have played in the major lgue not just for the financial side with- obviously that's attractive to but i'd like the chance to tt myself by playing in the very elite of world baball. if it moves forward the deal between cuba and the major league could be mutually beneficial. may finally stopped cuba's talented youngsters rking their lives to defect. this generation may be the one in the us with cuba's blessing. will groun beef senior was have an baseball in havana wheh enz show tonight remember you can find more on all the ay's news.that website why not download the bbc knees. you can also find me on social media i'm it's b. b. c. reggie t onwitch. i'm regina evil i did on thanks very much for watching world news america have a wonderful weekend. with the bbc news out. of vertical videos designed to work around your lifestyle. sequence what you away

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senator marco rubio will answer that. and president will have an address from the oval office to the american people. it's reserved for very important moments and attempts at persuasion for the american people. for years democrats said yes, we want a secure border. the president agrees with that. tonight, he will say that the situation is a crisis. he will try to convince doubters it's a danger to the country. this is his biggest campaign promise to build a wall. the point being it will be one you can't go over or under or ram through. you would have to enter the united states through an actual port of entry. the president asked for 5.6-billion dollars. that sounds like a lot of money to you and me. but look at the money spent by the federal government. a tiny deliver of the pie that is so small you can barely see. it 5.6-billion dollars out of 4.4-trillion dollars in american taxpayer dollars that run the government. less than 1%. and democrats are proposing $12 billion. twice that amount in foreign aid. geraldo rivera a

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here's marco rubio. >> do you agree that north korea has dmanengaged in diplomacy? >> i think that 100%. i think kim jong-un is putting on a show for purposes of luring us into a step-by-step sanctions reduction where he destroys an outdated missiles factory and we lower sanctions. >> so, jake, what does marco rubio do with that assessment? >> that's a good question. members of congress, frankly, have not been able to do a lot when it comes to foreign policy. the president has wide berth. they do have some ability on sanctions to increase sanctions and it's with the democratic house. some republicans in the senate might find themselves a little bit more sympatico with the senate republicans. but really, there's not much to do. there's the ability to talk loudly and hope the president listens. and so far, the president does seem taken. he has said in private meetings, he gets along well with some of these international strong men and has remarked he gets along with them better than some people on the domestic political season. and so he doesn't seem swayed by some of

. >> senator marco rubio of florida came to the senate floor to talk about the political situation in venezuela. he also addressed the middle east policy bill that includes security assistance for israel. this is about 10 minutes. suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. rubio: mr. president, i come up to talk to the bill before us, senate bill 1. we've had multiple attempts to get on to this bill, and i'm hopeful that today will be that day. i wanted to briefly for just a moment divert to a different topic on venezuela, which has been in the news. just about an hour and a half ago, the administration announced additional measures. and it's been covered in the press largely as sanctions on the regime of president maduro, head of the criminal syndicate that controls security agency in that country. while it most certainly going to hurt him, i think it is important to say that venezuela sends about 5@billion barrels of crude -- 500 billion barrels of crude oil to the use per day. that belongs to the venezuelan people. u.s. refineries pay for t it is about three-quarters

pressure was on dortmund to win last night at leipzig even without the presence of team captain marco rubio team leaders got the job done. a corner kick twenty minutes and made its way to dortmund midfielder axel vittal he hammered the ball home for a one nil lead the belgian second goal of the season his first was back when these two teams first met earlier this season. in the second half a chance to double the lead as maximillian philip charge but life saved goalkeeper peter goulash he got his foot on the ball to keep his side close gottman though were pressing for an insurance goal passer came on as a sub and had the best chance of all shortly before the end but the ball didn't fully cross the line as confirmed by goal line technology. in injury time leipzig launched a last gasp attack but much has coolio headed into the side netting. one nil the final score. nish to guess and the start to get red bull light seek hadn't lost a single much at home all season so we have very satisfying as it is it's a freedom shortland are still on top and they've reestablished their six point cushion over

according to marco rubio, check out what he had to say today. >> today, president trump may use it tomething we support, but eight years from now we may have somebody else do it for something we do not answer but he could say there is a national emergency out their own guns and we need some executive action without congress being involved, or climate change, or anything else. >> ed: former chief counsel to the democrats, the white house correspondent and the former deputy assistant secretary over there at the department of homeland security, good to see you all tonight. >> good to see you. >> ed: it seems like marco rubio made a fair point for republicans. this could boomerang on the white house pier to the president could get what he wants on the wall but it could open up a can of worms. >> absolutely, i think the president is going to have to be very specific if he is going to have to declare a national emergency. normally this provision is used for things like, 30 things right now, things like sanctions, countering foreign powers, most recently, his administration did one around co