>> marge loves it. >> how is the fishing in the philippines? that anywhere in the world. >> would you like to see? >> love to. we had a great new's year and -- new year's in san juan would , you like to see? >> oh,yeah. ♪ [bongos playing] >> [singing in spanish] [applause] >> mike, would you make me a duplicate of that, i would like to show it to some friends of ours. i guess you want it in 3-d? >> yes, we finally made the switch. >> but there is 3-d, four d, you know. what is next? >> you never know. ♪ the things you? have seen are technically possible today. it remains only to apply what we now know to fulfill these dreams of tomorrow. beyond isof 1999 and limited only by the boundaries of our imagination today. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] tweet asking about an issue that still resounds today. his question is about how many people were fathered by u.s. gis in vietnam. how are the

you do want to work according to this principle i don't think of achieving marge by doing so so let us have rules and principles we need facts to talk about things and if we go back to the core of your issue. you and sanctions there's a special committee at the united nations security council that reviews all kinds of. all kinds of complaints coming from member states but there are no complaints i cannot comment on that. lack of a channel first. thank you mr lavrov for this opportunity today pentagon unveiled its new defense strategy which says that fighting terrorism is now the second issue in importance the first issue is confrontation with other states including china and russia so basically essentially we are. they tell us that we are the enemies well they say that china is on the first place as in the others and aggressive economic state and we are on the second place as a country that violates some sort of rules of the game. and together with china we are hacking the international system from from the inside you know in any country the military. complex tries to present something

>> marge loves it. >> how is the fishing in the philippines?hat anywhere in the world. >> you cannot beat the amazon. i recorded a great singer in san juan the other night. would you like to see it? >> oh,yeah. [bongos playing] [singing in spanish] [applause] , would you make me a duplicate of that, i would like to show it to my friends to spend time down there. >> i guess you'll want it in 3-d. >> yes, we finally made the switch. >> you have to keep up with the times. >> there is 3-d, 4-d, what is next? >> you never know. you never really know. ♪ >> what's next? the things you have seen are technically possible today. it remains only to apply what we now know to fulfill these dreams of tomorrow. the world of 1999 and beyond is limited only by the boundaries of our imagination today. ♪ >> you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. night, on "the communicators" where on location at bell labs for the first of a two part interview series are in bell

. >> lady byrd and marg oerobby who somehow got up to root for bad girl olympian, tonia harding. >> i get the feeling she felt somewhat vindicated her side of the story was finally told. >> good. >> it best actor in a drama race hits the co star against critical favorite up for playing winston churchhill and don't dismiss denzel washington. >> he's awkward. we all are. i if had joyed the opportunity to get to embrace that. >> jessica faces sally hawkins, michelle williams and meryl streep. no matter the outcome, meryl thinks the winner is going to have a lot to say. >> we're going to talk about women quite a bit and pairty and equal pay. >> can you guess which movie star has won the most golden globes? it's meryl streep, she's won eight. here's a look at the stars of the small screen who are in the running this time around. the globes are always the biggest a-list party night in hollywood and it just might be the night for big little lies who leads with six nominations. reece witherspoon and nicole kidman will go head-to-head in best actress in a limited series category. >> i think do

afterwards, the woman's march on washington leader reflects on the 2017 marge and what is ahead for the movement in her book, together we rise. she is interviewed by heather mcghee, the president of the most. them whoo you say to may not have marched but are otherwise sharing in their culture and belief? >> i say we are fighting for them too, we are counting on them to do the right thing. oftentimes can disappoint. the 49 percent or 47% who do not vote for republicans. amsked people to do it, i not loyal to any political party. i have been a big critic of the democratic party. if you don't assume what the movement is about. the reason i say that is lester we got into a big controversy about pro-abortion and pro-life, being part of the movement. we never said we were a pro-abortion movement. that is not the language we use. we are very intentional about language. we are pro-choice, we are able to that believes a woman should have the agency to choose whatever is right for her and her family. >> watch tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. the national institute on abuse was established

. >> they're trying to go for the marge simpson look here. >> they succeeded. >> yea!ids to enjoy bathtime. >> being a dad is a lot of fun. when it's your house and your rules it means you can do the stuff you were never allowed to do. >> until wife comes home and sees this. >> worth it. >> kids are happy. they're getting a bath. the other kids are amused so they're not into anything and they're not crying. >> bubbles, stand up and pop those things! >> it's amazing! >> it's getting to the ceiling. >> now they're winning. >> it's the leaning tower of bubbles. >> the kids are so happy. >> mom never comes into the bathroom, so i think all is clear in this video. >> hey! >> we featured my new little boo mars russell on the show a few days ago. he really likes snapchat filters. he really likes right this minute and seeing himself on right this minute. >> whoa! >> i'm on tv! >> take a bow, you are a star. >> hey. >> hey! >> he's happy to see himself on tv and we're happy to share his cute little face on the tv as well. >> thanks for watching, we'll see you next time. were an

if the biscuit falls to bits, said your chances —— marg. this is hard! he is the winner! aah! what is the deal! you almost lost it! 2-2. we are out. we are done. it all comes down to the custard cream... i'm not going to make it... ooh... he defiled his tea... when a winner, chicken dinner! congratulations to the first and last ever winner of the tea dunk off! ginger nuts are always the best one for dunking! now, we're staying with american sports being played in the british capital, because tottenham's hopes of having their new stadium ready for the start of the next premier league season look to have been boosted as the nfl announced their 2018 london series will begin with a match at the new white hart lane in october. spurs are playing at wembley this season as the ground is redeveloped. the stadium developers say technology will allow them to put on a separate playing surface for american football games. seattle seahawks will play oakland raiders at white hart lane on sunday october 14th. so these are three matches scheduled for london in 2018 — in

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but also she did a commercial for television for a product back then called good luck marg margarine. back in those days for a former first lady to do a television commercial was considered a scandal. >> years ago, most people never dreamed of eating margarine, but times have changed. nowadays you can get a new margarine like the new goodlatte that really tastes delicious. that's what i spread on my toast. good luck, i thoroughly enjoy it. >> after she did that television commercial and not to make money for herself, but she wanted to use that money to help feed poor people overseas. so she wrote to her daughter and said, when i got -- when i had completed that commercial for television, i got tons and tons of letters here commenting on it. she told her daughter anna that it was kind of divided. half the people who wrote to me were sad i ruined my reputation and half the people who wrote to me were happy i ruined my reputation. we are now entering eleanor roosevelt's living room, and this is where after meals people would gather and sit and talk about issues that they perhaps had star

then the negativism marge's and projected onto photographic paper. finally the image is fixed in another chemical bath. in the icing on the cake what makes this also appealing are actually the imperfections the bits that are out of focus or a bit of fluff. every analog picture is a surprise whether taken with a roll of film or a polaroid camera generation instagram is rediscovering the magic of taking pictures in the real world something that it seems was almost forgotten. not bad but firstly i think i will stick to my good old digital camera all right moving on now to some other trends in fashion and both plus an adorable pair of that will make your heart melt all that coming up in today's express. fashion house chanel brought a breath of spring to paris said shoes days. sent out a romantic collection in pastoral colors with feathers and floral embellishments a celebration of the arteries on craftsmanship in channels famous attorney. naga feld recreated a verdant garden to showcase his bucolic variations on shell staples tweets chiffon dress is an e

greetings and salyut asians all right january nineteenth marg your calendars talk watch your because that is the date the united states congress will face its the next deadlines and september fourth deadlines and september thirtieth to pass the twenty eight two budget for united states of america is the whole budget january nineteenth twenty eighteen is they still haven't still haven't gotten around to giving us a budget but you see unlike the rest of us who face real world consequences for missed deadlines and unbalanced budgets the us congress gets to pass the old continuing resolution in order to continue to dodge their important responsibilities like say keeping the government funded and running properly january nineteenth marks the sunset of now their fourth continuing resolution but passing budgets on time isn't the only important responsibility congress has been ignoring now on a regular pretty regular basis. according to a recent survey by gov spend dot com congressional members and the us voting public are incredibly far apart on spending priorities for example gov spend dis

gratings in salyut asia it's all right january nineteenth marg your calendars talk watch your because that is the date the united states congress will face it's the next deadlines and september fourth deadlines and september thirtieth to pass the twenty eight to budget for united states of america is the whole budget january nineteenth twenty eighteen is they still haven't still haven't gotten around to giving us a budget you see unlike the rest of us who face real world consequences for missed deadlines and unbalanced budgets the us congress gets to pass the old continuing resolution in order to continue to dodge their important responsibilities like say keeping the government funded and running properly january nineteenth marks the sunset of now their fourth continuing resolution but passing budgets on time isn't the only important responsibility congress has been ignoring now on a regular pretty regular basis. according to a recent survey by gov spend dot com congressional members and the u.s. voting public are incredibly far apart on spending priorities for example gov spend disco

. >> they said a severely low tide exacerbated by the icy conditions resulted in part of the marge filling with the water -- barge filling with water. >> they went to the fire department. they alerted the fire department and brawl the fire boat. >> we were going to bring it in to assist. but because of the ice we don't want to exacerbate the situation. >> the rest of the market operated normally. they are connected to the natural gas and electricity and they were able to past the crisis point. >> this is the worst i ever saw. >> the inspectors s

. >> they said a severely low tide exacerbated by the icy conditions resulted in part of the marge filling with the water -- barge filling with water. >> they went to the fire department. they alerted the fire department and brawl the fire boat. >> we were going to bring it in to assist. but because of the ice we don't want to exacerbate the situation. >> the rest of the market operated normally. they are connected to the natural gas and electricity and they were able to past the crisis point. >> this is the worst i ever saw. >> the inspectors s were here and the health say there are food involved. >> they have past inspections and put everything in place and they plan to reopen here tomorrow morning. >> reporting live in southwest washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. >> good news out there. so now we have a bitter chill. larry: we could set records for how cold it will be. let's begin with bill kelly in the weather center. bill: we are watching the cold weather moving in the air. this is reagan. the record for the record in 1999. the records are in jeopardy tonight. now we have the temper

this is just one case in north carolina, but they're also looking at partisan jerry marg r gerrymanderingsin. >> you know texas well, i grew up in north carolina, there was districts drawn based on race there. then you had remember lawmakers drawing them based on political leanings and that was recently thrown out. how should this be done? we're at a point now where they should be combined. what would you like to see? >> i would like to see all 15 states get to a point where state light chers are not growing congressional districts. if it wasn't so serious, it would be funny and humorous about people getting into arguments about whether or not their grand kids private schools are in their congressional districts. if the football stadium or the local university will be in their districts. people get really bent out of shape about this. >> if you had an independent panel draw these lines it would be better for the people. only behind california. only one seat has been contested. and that is the district that has piggy backed between a democratic seat and we're going to be trying to get seat

registering voters and sparking anti-trump resistance, the march starting at 11:00 a.m., similar marges are lands in other cities across the country. >> more than 100,000 people marched in washington, d.c. yesterday for the 45th annual manner for life. president trump became the first president to address the rally by video feed. the annual event is held on or near the anniversary of rowe versus wade which made the decision legal in america. the president declared it national zack -- sanctity of life day and plans to push an anti-abortion agenda from the white house. >> if you're looking to get away down south we have the details on the discount airline that's adding flights from atlantic city. >>> the deep freeze has taken a toll on the roads. we'll complain where a sinkhole opened up in the city forcing some people to leave their homes. >> reporter: the deep freeze is gone, temperatures are fairly chilly, we're waking up in the upper 20s and low 30s, 56 degrees later on we have four straight days coming up in the 50s, i'll let you know when it comes to an end, next chance of rain in t

so i would say hi moorestown neighbors are terrific including marge i here. fox 29 eagles jersey. helping put it together.tart zen the project by the way, as is are all of the kids. so, we good progress with him getting in here. so why, why did you david? >> i saw everybody wor have theo it and we love fox 29. his intern steph, all of the after i league and college, so you thought t for high school kids? >> we can definitely do it. >> is this a job for college interns if they want to get in broadcasting or is this a job for moorestown people instead? >> moorestown people. we can definitely do it better. >> all right. so obviously the kids here excited about the eagles game too? >> yes, tomorrow is our eagles, all wearing our grown for eagles tomorrow. >> eagles day here at moorestown, competing with our pep role. >> i absolutely. >> all right, ray, how excited are you for the game? >> i'm pumped and i guarantee like i know that the eagles are going to win on sunday and go to the superbowl. >> all right. so it is a your eagles jersey today. you have another je

sites during next month's winter olympics, north and south korea agreeing to form a joint team and margeplay together in the united women's ice hockey team. >> tucker: other judges have ruled that just because it's on ice skates, it's not the same. >> i think we should do a half point. cannot be a new rule? [laughter] >> tucker: we have a room full of accountants. unfortunately, we can't count that. nice try, though. question two. you are about to see an image of a car dangling off the second floor of a dental office. crazyid dashcam footage of that image went viral on the internet this week. how did the car get there? carley. >> a little bit of a back story. as i was arrested, he received , he flew over the median, and because of the trajectory, ended up in the second story of the dental office. >> tucker: quite an answer. [laughs] let's see if the tape reflects that. to the tape. >> this happened in santa ana. look at that. they hit that median and the car, as he saw, went airborne. itd landed right on the secondar floor of a dental office. the car, there you see it, dangling right off

. >> they're trying to go for the marge simpson look here. >> they succeeded. >> yea! >> they've succeeded in getting the kids to enjoy bathtime. >> being a dad is a lot of fun. when it's your house and your rules it means you can do the stuff you were never allowed to do. >> until wife comes home and sees this. >> worth it. >> kids are happy. they're getting a bath. the other kids are amused so they're not into anything and they're not crying. >> bubbles, stand up and pop those things! >> it's amazing! >> it's getting to the ceiling. >> now they're winning. >> it's the leaning tower of bubbles. >> the kids are so happy. >> mom never comes into the bathroom, so i think all is clear in this video. >> hey! >> we featured my new little boo mars russell on the show a few days ago. he really likes snapchat filters. he really likes right this minute and seeing himself on right this minute. >> whoa! >> i'm on tv! >> take a bow, you are a star. >> hey. >> hey! >> he's happy to see himself on tv and we're happy to share his cute little face on the tv as well. >> thanks for watc

toward more up side we see this in the s&p as well, spider at this time as well today, so the emergen margea lot of activity. >> good tough, pete. if you shovel out, we'll see you out here on set. >>> pete narn,ajia we're going to hit the futures pits next on halftime mvo: you're not doing work to help somebody, you're gaining something from meeting mr. adderley. it's a calling to not only everybody in this neighborhood in miami, but to the nation how great we are. and how great we can be. ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ and i'll never desert you. ♪ i'll stand by you. >>> welcome back to "halftime report." i'm jackie deangelis we're watching copper on pace for the worst day in 2018. describing the move lower here, it the run-up we have seen recently >> you combine that with the release overnight of chinese smelting data, producings 865,000 tons in december, 8.9 million. that is a record, and the global demand story that pushed us up to 14% has to absorb that extra copper so that's 6% down from the highs now, and copper is a market specifically that is used to supply disruption

marge it down. >>> some people don't want to go outside because it is so cold let alone jumping intozing cold water. >> but then those crazy folks out there for a good cause freezing for a reason down at the jersey shore braving frigid temperatures to take part in the new years tradition the polar plunge. it just makes me cold looking at them brave hearts in atlantic city difficult in the let sub freezing temperatures stop them from raising money for their favorite charities, but a lot of towns down the shore decided to postpone or cans they will years polar plunge including ventnor, ocean city but in atlantic city these polar plungers just grinned and beared it. >> you have to set yourself up night before, you know it will be cold. get yourself ready. >> there is no turning back but once you go under and come out, it is like you come out the phoenix rising. >> margate rescheduled its polar plunge this sunday. brigantine pushed their backs to saturday, january 13th. >> maybe bucket list item, every year you say i will do it this will be the year. >> you know what i would just write a

the women's marges held a day after trump's inauguration a year ago, those turned out to be across the country, the biggest single day of street demonstrations in american history. well, this weekend, one year on as the government likely shuts down you will see women's mar marches in d.c. and new york and in los angeles and around the country. they won't be as big as they were the day after the inaugu l inaugurati inauguration, i don't think anything will be that big for a long time in this country. they are both really hitting the one-year mark in various kinds of strides. as we look towards the likely shut down and hit this one-year mark and as the president plans to go to mar-a-lago despite the shut down and women's march plans to hit the streets tomorrow, you should know, you should know there is one thing about this one-year mark that is really not ageing well and we got that story for you next. ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ we're pretty sure no one's eve

and if we get the daca bill, because marge is coming and people are losing their status every day. >> security was voted on just a few years ago and no disrespect from other people in the room on the other side of the aisle who senatorr it or it clinton voted for it. i don't think that's comprehensive. i think that's what the president's thinking. it's kind of like three bills, daca which we all want to do, border security and chain migration. and then three items everything else is comprehensive this kind of moved to the side. if you can.ump: argue withg to merit-based? >> do you really think that there can be agreement on all of that quickly to get daca passed in time? i wanted asked mr. mccarthy a question. do you really think there can be agreement on those three difficult subject to raise in sed and get daca pas effective? >> you heard from leader mcconnell and speaker ryan who said they will put the bill onto the floor if the president us getting tond the room, haven't seen us being this close in having this discussion in quite a few years. i think we can make this happen. we've

maybe common law marge and somebody is cheating on someone else. all of that is in the briefs we have to contend with and then we have to question if it is a empirical or normative. do we look at it by social science data, or just announce normatively what it ought to be? should it depend on regional and cultural norms across the country. it is complicated. maybe we ought to look back at the property test, again, what do you think? >> we can keep property interest here. the right mr. byrd would have had to bring a trespass action, demands his right to invoke the fourth amendment it is clear. going back to the 1,600s and 1,700s. >> wouldn't that apply to criminals too? we were clear that criminals don't have fourth amendment rights. >> so the restatement which deal with this restatement of tort second, the principle articulated that mere possession would allow you to bring a trespass action, if you look at common h someone is clearly a thief, the court can deny them the right to bring that trespasser conversion action against the third person. the s

enormous bus, who it's going to profit and how many will survive in the economy, take a look, this is how marge has traditionally been grown in california. >> big ones in here. >> reporter: illegally, and in secret. >> this is typical of organized crime. >> reporter: the state's nearly $6 billion marijuana black market isn't going away any time soon, because it supplies up to 80% of america's illegal weed. but recreational legalizations created a pot gold rush in california. >> this is definitely the one you are looking for. >> reporter: officials and investors hope california's $2 billion medical pot industry will expand quickly and put the black market out of business. researchers say legal pot could be worth as much as $5 billion this year. california's biggest medical dispensary chain with five locations intends to expand statewide. can you see more locations like this throughout the state. >> absolutely. every corner. >> reporter: they expect their clientele to quadruple by banking on customers wanting to know exactly what they are getting. >> when you walk into a restaurant and you get nu

comprehensive immigration reform, that's really where the security goes . ,f we can get the daca bill because marge is coming, and people are losing their status every day -- >> let us all be honest. security was voted on just a few years ago and no disrespect, there's people in the room on the other side of the aisle who voted for it, if i recall. senator clinton voted for it. so i don't think that comprehensive. i think that's dealing with daca voted for it, if i recall. at the same time. i think that's really what the president's is making. it's kind of like 3 pillars. daca, because we all want to do it, border security, so that we are not all that here, and "chain migration". it is just three items, and everything else is comprehensive, so that it does not get moved to the side. president trump: and lottery. add merit, if you can. add merit-based. >> i don't know who's going to argue with merit based. who can argue with merit based. diane, go ahead? >> do you really think that there can be agreement on all of that quickly to get daca passed in time? to ask mr. mccarthy a question, do you really

various matters and i can't divulge right now because we are coming there to discuss with them the marg bearing his likeness was just one of the many objects shown as the prince gave a tour of where he'd been detained been teller's arrest in the van that was part of what the government called an anti corruption campaign ordered by crown prince mohammed bin. the government says one hundred twenty four billion dollars is expected to be seized for more than two hundred individuals a group that is said to include the owner of the n.b.c. television network as well as several other senior princes observers say the crackdown has allowed been someone to do far more than simply consolidate power i think there are two things here it's about money because the saudi. government is facing financial difficulties because of the collapse of the oil prices over the past few years. when mr man is having very ambitious economic plan actually to reform the kingdom so he needs the cash money in order to carry on with this project but this is not the only issue the other issue in my opinion here is that he's

the first spirit domain name, symbolics.com was register independent april a accepted an offer odd marges to stanford university. a class meat applied to stanford but had not gotten in. be are in preprecalculus together. and it was held during the seventh and final period of the day. one day in april, right after the bell rang, signaling the end of class, harris' father walked in, sat down at an empty desk next to mine and began talking to me in a playful tone. so, you got into stanford. i locked up ask at my friend harris and silently asked why ious dad here? then i replied, yes. so, what was your s.a.t. scores? i responded. do you think it's fair you got into stanford over harris when his scores were higher than that? harris was not president of the student body. our grades were roughly the same. but i had stolen his spot at stanford with my blackness. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org doering. >> sunday night on "after words," federal appellate judge john newman looks back at his 38 year judicial career. interviewed by connecticut democratic senator richmond

marge let, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ws at the richk risk of elevating rather than discrediting unfavorable press, but president trump calls himself a counter puncher. he spent much of the weekend trying to discredit allegations made in it. he seemed most troubled with the suggestion in this book that white house advisers considered him unfit for office. as republicans wrapped up meetings at camp david, president trump told reporters that he was an excellent student who attended the best colleges. he also tweeted that his greatest assets were mental stability and being smart, calling himself a stable genius. cia director mike pompeo took time on sunday to say that the president is "completely fit to lead the country," and senior policy adviser stephen miller said that mr. trump is a "political genius." today the president will be getting a change of scenery and perhaps a change of topic. he's going to head out to tennessee and georgia, two states that the white house here calls the heart of trump country. jeff. >> margare

the president is scheduled to fly marg later today. am told he will not going if we are headed to a shutdown. >> thanks very much. just going to impact a lot of people. >> we will talk about that because it could have a major impact on millions. for more we bring in tom llamas. good morning. break it all down. >> reporter: we just heard from mary and jon, the blame game is on in d.c. about this potential shutdown but the ones who stand to lose the most are the american people. let's take a closer look. first up the american economy. back in 013 the last time a shutdown it happened it cost the economy $1.5 billion a day. why? government funds are put on hold. if they hut down two things you don't have to worry about mail and air travel. but if there is a shutdown the last time this happened in 2013 nearly 800,000 federal employees were without pay. more than a million delayed p paychecks including service members who aren't paid until later. looking to buy a home your loan could be put on hold because of those government funds that aren

it's like marge simpson's head or something in the tub! and the kids are playing in it.ed, by the way, more than 1 million times on facebook. >> awesome. >> we should do it here. >> yes. >> let's do it. >> get a big bathtub. bring the kids. >> let's do it many ! >> you like it? >> yes. >> mine are too old, but i'll bring pepper. >> i think the kids would do it. thank you, carson. >> excellent job. >> thank you. >> that was so cool! all right. show you what we have happening. wet weather making its way into the pacific northwest. otherwise, things fairly dry throughout a good portion of the country today. going to continue that way. temperatures a little on the chilly side. in fact, well below normal throughout much of the u.s., but we will start to see a warming trend. for today, that warming trend from the plains and starts to make its way east below average temperatures through the southeast and the mid-atlantic states, but more wet weather, soo. weather, in the pific ac >>> >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. bundle up. it is cold. the wind is blowing to

1971 why are we going to take away the punch bowl now when we're making real strides in stuff that margslower this, not only the unemployment rate but the gap between black and white unemployment >> you think the fed is responsible for that >> i think there's an argument >> you are making an assumption that that pufrm bowl is responsible for the move in that data >> no, he is just saying if you raised rates >> you could stop it from happening. >> it would be better if you raised rates >>, this by the way, is the argument of the fed up, folks, and some other folks that are out there saying, you know what, why cut it off let it go. let's -- it's a cheaper way, by the way. if you -- >> of course, that violates both of the fed's mandates. skbro we have stable below target prices. >> jared, that's where i would argue. where you closing in on a full employment i think we're at full employment >> okay. maybe we're at full employment we can argue about that. >> 6.8% and half of the americans are unemployed maybe it's not unemployment. >> maybe they're sitting at home >> you know who benefits mos

the military hostage for political gain in regards to dhaka that isn't going to into effect until margene to her conference and made them vote no you can watch it on the floor. she wanted america to shut down before christmas remember what we've done we've given the largest pay raise to our military women and men in the last eight years and she tries to hold that back. that's the worst part. she's playing games and that has to stop. i thought the president was fantastic when he brought both sides together and let the american people watch it and said let's solve this problem. >> yeah that was interesting to watch. do you still live in california? do you have to to keep your job where you are? >> i proudly live in the city of bakersfield. >> would you move? >> no, i'm born and raised in bakersfield, i love the place. >> bakersfield isn't california. that's not california. >> thank god it's not like the others but california is going to have a large surplus. they just raised the gas tax to the highest. why don't they give the californians a tax cut why didn't jerry brown takes the taxpaye

let's stop the daca program and marge. that -- in march.here are thousands upon thousands here and now and we have enough. on , it isrump protecting some 690,000 dreamers. that contradicts his justice department and homeland security secretary who have told congress and the federal courts that daca is illegal and cannot be maintained or extended. mr. trump's argument could undercut the just apartment. -- the justice department. arthur, go ahead. dacar: the only way to fix is to impeach trump because he is nothing but a big liar. host: to joe in maryland. ler: yes, good morning. the federal government is trying to treat the symptoms versus the problem. why do the immigrants come to the country illegally? host: why do you think? caller: for a job, right? so why not increase the penalties are against employers that hire and make it so painful that it will not hire illegal immigrants. large hotel chains, large golf course, the service industry -- make it so painful. hotel faceda large criminal charges over illegal aliens, you may see a change.