. >> wyoming's republican governor mark gordon laid out his vision for the state during his first inaugural address. governor gordon is a rancher who was a treasurer before being elected governor. from the state capital, this is 30 minutes. [ applause ] 1st cup buckle up, this will be a long speech of thank you's. but first, governor mead, it's truly an honor to be introduced by somebody of come to respect and no and i saw that respect, like many of you we all respect for governor, let's give him another standing ovation. laptop -- [ applause ] >> i saw the love of the troops as governor mead addressed deploying soldiers of the gulf company. 29 of the finest men and women with an impressive record of over 100,000 -- 1500 injured soldiers from battlefield over five deployments. that is an incredible record and those men and women have immense respect both for our governor and of our governor so, thank you governor mead for the incredible opportunity to be here today. before i get too far along, i want to say a couple things, the song you just heard , in january 2017 dave month sick with me t

. >>> two days after being sworn in, new wyoming governor mark gordon delivered his first state of theaddress in cheyenne. the former state treasurer called for more spending restraint and talked about boosting wyoming's coal industry through more exports. the republican governor spoke for about a half hour. [ cheers and applause ] >>> thank you.

. >> wyoming's new governor mark gordon was sworn in on monday, he gave a half-hour inaugural address where he thanked his campaign supporters and outlined his limited government philosophy. [applause] [applause] >> gov. gordon: well first buckle up. this is going to be a long speech of thank you. but first i want to say governor mead, it is truly an honor to be introduced by someone i respect and know. i saw that respect like many of you we all respect -- let's give our governor another standing ovation. [applause] i saw the love of the troops as governor mead addressed the 29 of our finest men and women on the medvac team were an impressive record of 1500 injured soldiers from battlefields over 5 deployments. that's an incredible record and those men and women had the immense respect both for our governor and of our governor, and so, thank you governor mead for this incredible opportunity to be here today. before i get too far along in this i want to say a couple of things. the song that forever rests that you just heard, in january of 2017, dave munsich wrote me this. dear mark, i

reporter: wyoming governor mark gordon delivered his state of the state address in cheyenne. e spoke about currency and his administration. specifically about budget management. [applause] governor gordon: thank you. thank you. thank you. so this is why you need a governor. let us all stand and say the pledge of allegiance. i pledge alegion took place the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indwizzable with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. governor gordon: well, thank you very much, mr. president, mr. speaker, for the opportunity to lead this body in the pledge. what an honor for me. and members of the 65th legislature. thank you for your welcome. it is nice to be here and will e even better next fall when we go back to the capitol. thank you. would you please join me in recognizing secretary of state ed buchanan, auditor kristi racines, treasurer curt meier and superintendent jillian balow. [applause] we are an amazing team and i am really looking forward to working with them more and i think we have

>> two days after being sworn in, the wyoming new governor, republican mark gordon delivered his first state of the state address in cheyenne. the former state treasurer call for more spending restraint and talked about boosting the wyoming coal industry do more experts -- exports. this is 40 minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ]thank you. thank you. this is why you need a governor. let us all stand and say the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, in the visible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. thank you very much mister president, mister speaker, but the opportunity to lead this body in the pledge. what an honor for me. and members of the 65th legislator, thank you for your welcome. it is really nice to be here and it will be even nicer next fall when we go back to the capital. thank you.[ applause ]would you please join me in recognizing secretary of the state and buchanan, auditor christie was seen is, treasurer kurt meyer and superinte

. >> wyoming's republican governor mark gordon laid out his vision for the state during his first inaugural address. governor gordon is a rancher who was a treasurer before being elected governor. from the state capital, this is 30in

governor mark gordon gave his state of the state address in cheyenne. he spoke about encouraging efficiency specifically in terms of budgets management.

. >>> two days after being sworn in, new wyoming governor mark gordon delivered his first state of the state of address in cheyenne. the former state treasurer called for more spending restraint and talked about boosting wyoming's coal industry through more exports. the republican governor spoke for about a half hour. [ cheers and applause ] >>> thank you. thank you. that's important. thank you. thank you. so this is why you need a governor, let us all stand and say the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you. well, thank you very much, mr. president, mr. speaker, for the opportunity to lead this august body in the pledge, what an honor for me. and members of the 65th legislature, thank you for your welcome. it is really nice to be here. and it will be even nicer next fall when we go back to the capitol. so, thank you. [ applause ] would you please join me in recognizing secretary of state ed buchanan, auditor, treasurer

and in wyoming governor mark gordon delivers his inaugural address followed by his state of the state address. later idaho governor brad liberal delivers his first state of the state address in boise. >>> c-span's washington journal, live every day, with news and policy issues that impact to you. coming up wednesday morning, a discussion of andrew wheeler's confirmation hearing for epa administrator with news reporter kevin bogardus. then, texas democratic congressman vincente gonzales talks about the government shutdown and border security. and, we will discuss attorney general nominee william barr's confirmation hearing with former at attorney general kim. he sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at seven eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> the senate confirmation hearing for william barr to be the next attorney general of the united states continues tomorrow at 9:30 am eastern. we will hear from outside witnesses in support and opposition of the nomination. mr. barr is resident trumps nominee to place jeff sessions. watch the process for attorney general n

reporter: wyoming governor mark gordon delivered his state of the state address in cheyenne. e spoke about currency and his administration. specifically about budget management. [applause] governor gordon: thank you. thank you. thank you.

congratulate the newly appointed supervisors, matt haney, rafael mandelman, shamann walton, and gordon mark, but i'm also here to support hillary ronen. i totally believe in her. she is 100% for the city of san francisco. she fights for affordable housing, she works with homelessness, she also is not afraid to clean up a station. she has so much integrity, she is a negotiator, she will work across the board, she worked with our city and she is really deeply committed. this testimony of all these people that have come out to speak on her behalf shows how much san francisco sees her power and her fierceness, and i know she will get the work done because she already has. she worked for a supervisor for six years and then she did her years as a supervisor and a totally support her. i hope all the board of supervisors will give her your vote too. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i i'm with that latino cultural districts. congratulations to all the new supervisors. it will be an exciting 2019. i wanted to do what everyone has been sa

joining us now, congressman jim gordon and mark meadows. are youha standing outside the white house? >> no, i'm a studio. >> sean: we are losing all these lives. 90% of the heroin users, human trafficking, drug trafficking, violence, i mean, saving american lives, if it's not a priority, why do we have government? what is their role? >> you're exactly right. i love your opening statement. the vast majority of the country understands this is a crisis. democrats get it, republicans get it, and dependence get it. the only people who don't get it or democrats in washington. that comes down to this issue. the democrats in washington are more concerned about stopping the president then they are in helping the country. more concerned about stopping president trump than dealing with the 400,000 apprehensions on the border last year alone.dr the drugs come with a gang scum of the human trafficking violence that you talked about. so until their constituents tell them that is why it's great you for the number up there -- until they tell them, focus on

the semispike just getting started or ready to fade todd gordon with trading analysis.com and mark tapperrategic wealth partners it's been an impressive bounce here pretty good move off the lows but seems like still some distance to where they traded let's say ten months ago how does it set up for you >> absolutely, michael a lot of precedence to the once wey seen significant corrections. this is about 29% back in 2011 this is 27 and just did another 29%. it's actually very much, it's very typical it's not anything excessive. i like this and think they've stabilized, heading into intel, earnings tonight, i like the look of this as we pop over here, beautiful level around the 50 level. look at how many times they try to break through the 50 level. top of the 200 day moving average. i just put an options trade on to take advantage of a possible move here after earnings i like them higher >> mark, from a fundamental perspective, a lot of questions about exactly where the chip cycle is right now how does intel play into that? >> when you look at the semis, we prefer the companies with exposur

gordon gecko. intimidating, strong. and they said they wanted [ bleep ] clothes. >> for lack of a better word is good. bre greed is right. greed works and greed you markbut that other malfunctioning corporation called the usa. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> in the film, gordon gecko is saying basically look, i'm rich, and i'm not ashamed of the fact that i'm rich, and you should want to be rich, too, and if you really want to be rich, you should follow my lead. this in a lot of ways summarizes aspects of the 1980s as ego driven pursuit of fame, status, wealth and material possessions. it's sort of capitalism run a muck. >> in trading rooms on wall street, there was panic. >> the stock market went into a free fall. >> the worst one-day deck klili ever. >> the crickehickens coming hom roost. >> we get hedge fund operators and a phony company and people piratesie rate -- piratesing th and ways to circumvent the law. >> we give a 25% reduction over three years. >> regan used optimism as an oxygen. just tell people things are great and people will believe it. the problem with it is there is a callusness to regan that is the feel-good smile he always

got today om mark rosell, he says abortion is a highly emotional issue that motivates voters to turn out and 2019 is an election year for virginia state legislators. back to you. >> chris gordonank you, gchris. >>> dou told us to layer up, i think i counted 5 head to toe on me today. >> you needed every one of them. now you know what it's like for those guys to be out ere. >> it's something. >> it's going to be that cold again ottonight, quite as cold as last night. there's no wind chill advisory in effector the me troe area and most of the region, that's good news. not dealing with wind but still a cold night. we have clear skies and that allows temperatures to cool 24 degrees but notice i have us going down a d fewrees between now and 11:00. maybe 20 degrees, it'll be frigid but we have cloud coverage coming and that helps temperatures stay warmer than last night. last night one below zero. 16 the current wind chill in d.c. 10 in gaiterhersburg. there's no wind to talk about, so that's good news. here is somethingo talk about. this system here. here we are in d.c. chicago they' been hit the hardest with this cold air, 52 below yesterday. now they're at a balmy 6 below zero.

. >> yes, but that where gordon and i are in agreement again, and it's a level of agreement that neither one of us is particularly pleased about, there's line in mark twain, goes to the holy land and he says, "christ been here once will never come again." you're not going to see these guys again. >> maybe we'll have a crisis in the 21st century right nows that commensurate with the one they faced. in some sense, the civil war was such a crisis and it produced lincoln. the depression and totalitarian of the '30s produced franklin roosevelt and it's generally a consensus among scholars of the presidency that washington, lincoln, and fdr are the three greatest presidents. nobody disagrees about that. might shift them around. >> uniformly they're ranked one, two, and three in some order in all the presidential ranking polls followed by your jeffersons, truman, teddy roosevelts. >> if it's just a popular poll not among scholars, jfk is one and reagan is two. it's like nobody before 1958. >> professor, would you agree with professor ellis' criteria that in order to be considered one of the founders you have to be a part of both foundings or is there a ca