marsha lynch does this. marsha in the end zone. touchd raider a touchdown for marshawn. first with the raiders. >> greg was signing up for him. how sdd is that? >>bam. look at this guy. he is three yards and this guy >> tree again to complete these guys are incredible. the touchdown game for the marsha lynch. >> and dance, baby. after the game, he was asked celebr >> it was exceptional i was going to join them and i it got me fired up and you can he was happy to have his guys it was a great day for him. >> that was about the same as but at the same time we can all specia i remember going 0-10. we get a win with a fun group of you let me hang. you i had to call you up. >> why would you put me in a you thought you did this. >> he couldn't. i won't dance because i can't. marsha lynch. what does it mean to have him back. what you got to see is the physic you saw what they did on goal he checked out and said seattle you guys think you can stop. i will show you the plays when i don't care if you got 8, 9, 10 you see them back at 24. there goes the beast mote. the team is physi

well i mean i know look i think i disagree with marsha on this i mean the. people that don't have to pay that corporate tax are the big businesses that can work their way around it with lawyers and accountants a lot of businesses a lot of people that can't afford to keep their company too small you know sort of as a sole proprietorship but are starting to grow they pay the whole thing and i think we ought to be ruthless about getting there there's two reasons one is a lot of the economy is psychology so if you know that you're paying a rate better to stay here than go to canada we're go to europe or whatever you're going to but also that it just in reality it will free things up and make it better so i'm all for really cutting that i don't know if you can get all the way down as far as trump wants to go but i think you can get dramatically so ok let's take it further than just the money staying here let's look at let's compare some countries you know a lot of people say g seven countries compared to the united states it's embarrassing for instance let's look

and i was blessed in katrina that marsha and i -- we'd been married 33 years in, 43 now. but she became the eyes and ears for not just me but for our whole team. she was on the coast 70 the first 90 days after the storm. she became the face that said somebody cares. that somebody is trying to help. i always say issue don't believe she ever tried to help anything that voted for me. her -- he thought her job was to help the people who knew the least about how to get help. the people who had the least in resources. the people that needed help the worst. and she did, and i'm very proud of her. but importantly as a lesson of leadership, it is great to have a strong partner who understands what you're doing, why you're working 80 are hour weeked why you're driving your staff in working 80-hour weeks. why this is hard, and she got it and she was there to keep me informed. she was there to kick me when my ego got a little out of line. she was there to cheer me up when i got down, and i will tell you, there were a lot of days that it was pretty easy to be down. we had to look at w

that's what marsha blackburn hopes to give it to in the house after sec reauthorization. given president trump's talk of a bigger infrastructure package, that seems pretty far off now, but it is one of those things where a lot of lawmakers want the broadband to be part of it. peter: john hendel is with little. lydia beyoud is with event driven financial news outlets. tara jeffries with bloomberg bna. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable public television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> in washington dc today, there was a gathering on the national mall that organizers were calling "the mother of all rallies. . according to the group's website, the rally was nonpartisan and meant to show support for the president and entire country as a whole. several people have had the opportunity to speak throughout the day. here's a look at one speaker was mounting ao primary challenge against incumbent republican congressman steven palazzo of mississippi. i know a lot of you

but there's been a lot of discussion from folks like congressman marsha blackburn about how to potentially impose privacy rules on, you know, tech companies and sixer -- and isps through her browser act. things like that. i'm also watching to see if there's any attention by lawmakers. >> host: in this last minute, will we see any tech, telecom-related legislation that we haven't discussed come out of this congress this fall? >> guest: well, i think the mobile now bill is an interesting one to watch, that it would fulfill this get of a 2010 executive order calling for, i believe, 500 megahertz of spectrum to be opened up to the private sector which, you know, opening up federal spectrum to the private sector is a big priority these days. and i do think that could potentially go forward in this congress. but again, chairman thune has frequently referred to all the other big ticket items that need to go forward before various things like fcc reauthorization and things like that can get on the table. >> host: lydia beyoud. >> guest: well, i agree with tara if there's any telecom bill that will

marsha, marsha, marsha. by 4:00 eastern time, tom price issued that apology. by 6:00 he was on fox news with the bret baier trying to explain what he meant when he said in his apology that he would reimburse the taxpayers for the cost of the private jet flights he had been taking. tom price said in his apology, quote, today i will write a person check to the u.s. treasury for the expenses of my travel. the taxpayers won't pay a dime for my seat on those planes. that sounds awesome like he's totally making the american taxpayers whole here, right? bret baier quickly ferreted out of him was that he really specifically meant it when he said he was going to pay for his seat on all those private flights he took. tom price decided that what he will pay back to the taxpayers is about $50,000. which he says covers his seat on all of those dozens of private plane trips that he took. here is the thing, though. he's talking about like he chartered a 30-seat jet and he's going to pay 1/30th of it because he said only one seat. when he says the taxpayers aren't going to pa

our special guest from pets in need, alexander and marsha are here with ziggy.tuffed animal. he's up for adoption. just the cutest little thing, very well-behaved. what kind of dog is he? what home is good for him? >> we think he's a mix, possibly hyperallergenic. he's what we describe as a velcro dog, loves to be around people all the time. >> someone who is home all the time or someone -- >> who could be around a lot, yeah. he'd prefer to be around people. he loves them. >> a good come pan. >> yeah. >> so calm sitting in marsha's lap, just a little human with a fur coat on. he is perfect. >> yes. >> perfect way to describe him. we do want to mention he has something on his leg, a mass, leek, a non-cancerous mass. >> noncancerous, but we are doing ct scan to ensure it's not going in the muscle or bone to affect how he walks. we are doing a fundraiser for him on the website. he needs a ct and possibly surgery that is $5,000. >> you'd cover that if someone adopts him? they wouldn't have to pay for that? >> right. >> you have an interesting way for paying for pets

marsha thank you for joining us this morning. >>> let's turn to politics far moment.rmer president barack obama made public comments about effort to repeal the healthcare law he passed. he said the fight to keep our leaders from inflicting real human suffering was aggravating? >> the legislation we passed was full of things that still need to be fixed. it wasn't perfect. but it was better. and so oh when i see people trying to undo that progress for the 50th or 60th time with bills that would raise costs or reduce coverage or roll back protections for older americans or people with preexisting conditions, the cancer survivor, the expecting mom, or the child with autism, or asthma, for whom coverage once again would be almost unattainable, it is aggravating. and all of this is being done without economic or actuarial or plain common sense rationale, it's -- it frustrates. >> the republican governors are staking their position on the newest push to overall health care. the arizona republic reports the arizona governor came out in favor of the measure after a phone call

connecticut, marsha, democrat's line thank you for waiting, go ahead. caller: thank you, juan. comment on the gentleman who represented manhattan institute yesterday regarding health care. question was asked of him, why can't americans have the same kind of health care that congress has? and he just deflected, did not respond. the answer is, is that unfortunately, our congress cares more or let's say doesn't care enough about us, the constituents to give us either the same health care or comparable health care and that is republicans and unfortunately democrats, and it is very, very sad. and i thank you for taking my call. host: youngstown, ohio, next from pat. caller: hello. host: hello you're on. caller: yes, i want to know what is the fuss about the american flag that is made in china. with china material. i don't understand. it is not an american flag. it is not even made in america thas nothing about the material came from america, so what is the fuss? people pledge allegiance to the flag and everything to a flag that is made in china. i bought a flag and it said "made in

let's bring in marsha blackburne, tennessee congress man vice chair joins me now. good to see you, congressman. >> you too, liz. liz: all right. be an exchange in the works for tougher border security? >> i think what you're going to see is the president doing sending it back to congress and saying let's take this up and let's debate it. the american people are people of orderly process. they don't want to see amnesty. they do want to see the border security is that we're going to go back and revisit this. this is unconstitutional. president obama even before he took this action said he didn't have that authority, and he did it anyway, so it is time for us to address this and get it off the books once and for all, and i tell you. don't know what the outcome will be, but i do know we're going to get it done, and i have no doubt in this process you will see a secure southern border. liz: yeah, you know, the president is now dealing with immigration reform. there was nothing done, as you pointed out for eight years under obama. you pointed out the trump voters don't l

let's bring in tennessee representative marsha blackburn.ou for joining us, congresswoman, we appreciate it. >> good to be with you. >> elizabeth: the goal is for the house and senate, obviously, to get a resolution before mid october, but people are talking about getting tax reform done before the budget is done. i mean, is that putting the cart before the horse? what is going to come first just so our, you know, people at home know. >> the preference is to get the budget done first -- elizabeth: right. >> -- so that we can set the reconciliation number and then move forward with tax reform. the good thing is, and this is where the cart kind of gets before the horse, is that you have people discussing what they really want to see in this bill. and that's the positive. i think we are going to have that resolved by the time we get the budget across the line and get that reconciliation number, and it will be a very quick finish. elizabeth: when it comes to the budge, i want to ask you a couple questions about tax reform, what is going to be a

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objectives of twenty first century un focus not on people we must challenge traditional mindsets and marsha and resistance to change protect whistleblowers we will do this together. show less than a week before the german election chancellor angela merkel's poll numbers give her a comfortable lead who could possibly stand or shout in her way. they're shouting get out and america must go. nuts. of course islamist terrorism poses a huge challenge. but we can't find it with shouting doing that's not the first night he's done nothing for jim and just for an hour he's in physio these days. or we begin today in new york city and in a world that donald trump never expected to know or need this week the united nations is holding its annual general assembly a huge global get together with some standout newcomers such as u.n. secretary general and tony a good test and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley but it is tamara speaker he was stealing the show us president donald trump now in his first address before the full assembly of the u.n. trump is expected to explain how his campaign winning amer

almost nothing said this is an arrow you're very familiar with yeah i mean it's interesting actually marsha blackburn it seems like she's going to run for senate to replace bob corker she's opposing she's been a very strong advocate for the telecommunications industry and against net neutrality when it's curious that you mentioned chattanooga has a municipal broadband system it's something that she tried to get banned which is something a publican's unfortunately don't believe in local control and things like that but it's been a. huge successes rejuvenated the entire city and honestly a lake we've had net neutrality the entire time internet's around and it's not a problem so i don't understand why i didn't. see guys trying to propose a solution for a problem that doesn't exist i mean we don't need to let people start discriminating on content when the internet seems to work fine as it is right now import of the problem is that the innovation comes through investments by varying types of activities if you're going to have low use limited activity them the amount of resource that you can bri

abc news reporter marsha gonzalez is in constitution with our story tonight. >> reporter: this shelterhe first stop on the president and first lady's trip during which they saw some of harvey's impact. tonight in other communities, the worst still isn't over. floodwaters still rising in p t parpar parpar parts texas. >> even though they say it crested it hasn't. it's still coming up higher. >> i don't think people realized the ka toos fee in the the catastrophes in these coastal areas. >> the city of beaumont going on its fourth day without water. president trump thanking military for their ongoing efforts. spending the afternoon serving meals and visiting families in a shelter. and touring some of hurricane harvey's aftermath. thousands are returning home to find everything they own destroyed. >> also of this is replacement. i just thank god for our life. >> another kparm of how this community is coming together. at this shelter alone they've already had 12,000 volunteers sign up to help. in houston, abc 7 news. >> work to fix and upgrade the collapsed orville dam is near collusion. w

your female candidate where are the strong conservative women that well that are not blackburn sorry marsha blackburn is is been her name has been bandied about is running for one of those texas senatorial seats she's a strong congresswoman and congressman as she likes to call herself and support and you know they can serve. sarah palin i mean our time has come and gone certainly but look what they did for and this isn't the reason but look what the left does to conservative women it's exactly what they do to conservative blacks and conservative hispanics and conservative days when sarah pailin was picked by john mccain i believe it was the president now came out and said he might as well have picked a white male because in the left wing more old if you are not you know if you don't fit the stereotype then there's something wrong with you and you're as bad as a white male and we know there's nothing worse than a white male in the minds of the i'm glad i'm so i can finally admit now that i have in the minds of the yeah i think the left has a problem just understanding the difference in gener

marsha blackburn joins me now. congressman thanks for being here. i want to ask you about what we are seeing in florida. so chevron responded to our requesting they want to be clear that we have a zero tolerance for on lawful price gouging. in all of our branded faces. branded stations follow the law. was she right to point out this problem. of course she is correct to point out this problem because what we should be hearing from companies at this point with harvey and with irma and with josÉ and with connie that is right behind it they should be saying how can we help. not how much of we make. of course we know the companies like amazon are doing data mining and prices differ from one person to another. and then you have these companies like chevron they cannot do the price gouging during this time. i think she is right to call it out. she is right to put a stop to it. united i think there were no words for what happened there and for their response to be that. to improve the customer experience. this is about saving lives in getting people out of

joining us now to talk about that and more marsha blackburn who recently introduced a resolution in theduring the national anthem. we'll get to that but i want to start. welcome congresswoman, good to have you with us this morning. want to talk about tax reform. there was a question there about the huge slate of legislative priorities that have come and gone with respect to getting some of these major things ticked off the list. the house has passed all kinds of things but it hasn't happened in the senate. how are house members feeling about your colleagues across the hill? >> well, there is a little bit of frustration with the senate. that's fair to say. we're very hopeful that they are going to find a way to take an action on healthcare before september 30th hits the books. and we are very hopeful that they are going to join us in our push to make the tax code flatter, fairer and more simple. tomorrow we'll be all sleeves rolled up focused, working through this, making a determination of exactly what that package is going to look like. >> shannon: will you do it with democrat votes? >

. >> marsha blackburn joins us now to discuss this.he house energy and commerce committee. i have to say in full disclosure i love the state of tennessee. i'm not from there but you run a pretty good state down there. i was as when asking though. you are concerned about health care as it relates to not just tennesseans but people throughout the country. what did you say about this current impediment that appears to be running full circle for the senate once again. i have to tell you that you say one of vote away from failure and you say one vote away from victory. that is kind of where we are. as secretary price said they are continuing to work on it. if you look at obamacare by the emotion --dash back by -- by the numbers and not the emotion. 19million americans have opted to take themselves out of this and pay penalties. you were talking about tennessee we had 121,000. they choose to pay penalties amounted to $54 million. so that they have that. they did not had to go into this high price center. they can't afford to buy or use it wh

one of the three republicans joined just now opposed to it, marsha blackburn.nderstand you have placed your boats, haven't you? >> i was a "no" vote. we have a debt ceiling increase and cr, and we don't get those reforms that we need. i don't like the harvey and irma relates to all of these packages should stand alone. they should not be coupled or have a debt ceiling set on ther there. or acr put on them. i would have preferred to see these as stand-alone. house yesterday voted for and i voted for the initial hurricane relief package, which is what we should be doing. we put it out by itself on the board and cultivate it. >> julie: congressman mark walker wrote in a letter, "while some of advocated for a clean debt limit increase, this was simply increase the barring of authority of the government while irresponsibly ignoring the urges of reform." why do you believe that president trump made this deal in the first place? >> i think he felt like he was clearing the debt so that he could move on to tax reform and health care and infrastructure. i appreciate why

copies every time it came out, it was incredibly successful, incredibly provocative but influent marshan talked about the role his father played in free speech battles, that playboy was involved in, that are influential today. >> also with the federal post office some wouldn't deliver he had to fight for that and eventually won to have playboy delivered via the mail. >> very different culture and society in 1953 when he decided to launch the magazine and into the 60s and 70s. we live in a society that is a washed, overwhelmed with porno graphic imagery but what he was doing with photos very early on with the magazine. >> really mild now in comparison. >> absolutely. to be honest how much things have changed even in the past decade for playboy. that's partly why the magazine now having a harder time making a reason un at it. even in recent years hugh hefner starring in reality show promoting his personal lifestyle as a brand. >> he was among the first reality show. >> that's right. >> when we first got cable was it playboy at night he had a television show at the playboy mansion. went fr

marsha traveled to the bay area for her niece's wedding. she doesn't know when she'll be able to return to ft. lauderdale. >> it is just a mess there. everybody's panicking. houses are boarded up, the neighborhood's boarded up. >> you're crying because you're happy to be here? >> i'm happy to be here and worried about what's going on at home. >> reporter: this woman lives in miami. >> my mom's going crazy. you need to get out now. blah blah blah. so -- >> you came here. >> yeah. >> that's a long way. >> a long way, yeah, long flight. >> but >> i'm with mom. worth it. >> reporter: as hurricane irma approaches, it's getting harder for people to find a flight out of southern florida. as of saturay, all airports will be closed. >> i don't know what i'm going home to. i hope that everyone's safe down there, but i'm here in california. away from the storm. >> reporter: stacy hill's a edge of wonder travels unlimited, says it may take passengrs a long time to return home. >> there's always the option of flying as close as you can, renting a car, d

marsha traveled to the bay area for her niece's wedding. she doesn't know when she'll be able to return to ft. lauderdale. >> it is just a mess there. everybody's panicking. houses are boarded up, the neighborhood's boarded up. >> you're crying because you're happy to be here? >> i'm happy to be here and worried about what's going on at home. >> reporter: this woman lives in miami. >> my mom's going crazy. you need to get out now. blah blah blah. so -- >> you came here. >> yeah. >> that's a long way. >> a long way, yeah, long flight. >> but you're with mom. >> i'm with mom. worth it. >> reporter: as hurricane irma approaches, it's getting harder for people to find a flight out of southern florida. as of saturay, all airports will be closed. >> i don't know what i'm going home to. i hope that everyone's safe down there, but i'm here in california. away from the storm. >> reporter: stacy hill's a travel agent with edge of wonder travels unlimited, says it may take passengrs a long time to return home. >> there's always the option of flying as

yasmin, egyptian author, has written very important pieces for new york review and lastly on my might marsha, written books about russia, the man without a place, the most recent, i think and will be discussing immigration. none of us is an expert of the subject which is probably anl bt advantage and there's so many different ways of addressing so we will start with darreyl. >> oh, god.l. [laughter] >> well, i can't ad lib. i don't think anything about immigration, you live with an immigrant, my boyfriend said. but i think of you as an englishman in new york justt passing through, yes. i'm an immigrant just passinguss through. its changed show me how racial, is there's a distinction and if if there is, people that have never seen people before maybe frightened or whatever but think wouldn't be proceeding from superiority. in 1598 elizabeth order to promulgate order to expel from kingdom because they had become too numerous. was it because they were black or some historians have b suggested because they were nonchristians and black skin mean nonchristian and did it mostly muslim. by the way,

if you talk to marsha, she did a great essay on this. he drank himself to death. i think that story got repeated over and over and over again. there's been a lot of talk over the last couple of decades about african-americ african-american capitalism and why that's important. this didn't help. it trashed african-american businesses and white businesses, too. my dad owned a jewelry store. he effect left in 1969 not because of this. it's because a junky came in with a gun and took everything. and i think you know about this, but there was a lot of heroin, the old french connection being flood on the east side. and it became flat out dangerous. this had nothing to do with the riot, nothing to do with the uprising, had nothing to do with race if you want to know the truth. it just became crazy, and that was not good. >> i'm glad you mention marsha. she was my neighbor. we talk about this quite often. this was not a race riot. this was an equal opportunity riot. and you would see more and more people looting. but i think it was an exceptional opportunity for people to

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we have a bill congresswoman marsha fudge and i to get rid of the imb exemption which means basically if you get federal funding you can't have a facility that allows more than 16 people if you're dealing with mental health or addiction issues. the recommendation figure come government christi and he, is t provide waivers to the state and make sure the federal money flows so we can start getting people the kind of treatment we need. we'll cover more in the q & a but i want all of you to know if you are concerned about this issue, if this is an issue in your state, your congressional district, what's happening with the health care repeal deal today is an atrocity. and it's unacceptable in the united states of america as far as i can tell. thank you. >> so we're now going to open it up to questions. in addition to those in the room, we have quite a few reporters that are watching via the live stream. if any of those that are watching online would like to submit questions, you do so by sending those vie e-mail. we have our cspan audience. but just the reporters would submit questions, pl

. >> if given the chance to vote for corker or marsha blackburn.e candidate, no. it puts the seat in play but not that much in play. i'm the optimist. all of a sudden they do that and put the gubernatorial seat in play. they're going to be fighting these things, too. >> i'm not sure. but i certainly don't think it is implausible given the, i think we'll see in the next few weeks, a bunk of announcements of primary challenges and that can spur additional retirements. it's tuesday, election day. always more exciting. this is the drug enforcement agency. we are ordering you to land immediately. alright boys, let's land. what is he? [ car horn honks ] that's for your bike. you never saw me. [ bell rings ] i was working for the c.i.a. and pablo escobar. who thought that was gonna be a problem? [ upbeat music playing ] there are bills blowin' around the backyard. i'll rake it up in the mornin'. shoot the gringo! it gets crazy from here. american made. rated r. want sure!ck? alright, looks like we've got chips, popcorn, pretzels? pretzels! plain, sourdoug

. >> you two talked about the second debate which you co-moderated with marsha raddatz.back on it, did she have any reflections on that? >> she did. it was fascinating to talk to her about it. for the moderators, two days before that debate, the "access hollywood" tape came out. as moderators we were wrestling with how to address that and question both candidates about it. it is interesting to hear her perspective on what she wanted to say. if you remember, she started the debate, they didn't shake hands. there was also the physicality of the debate of candidate trump walking around the stage. she talks a lot about that, seeing him out of the corner of her eye, being aware that, in her opinion, he was clearly trying to intimidate her and her now rethinking how she handled that, whether she should have actually addressed it on that stage or not. >> all right, anderson cooper, thank you. you can see all of anderson cooper's full interview with hillary clinton this evening, airing at 8:00 eastern, right here on cnn. >>> why is the white house calling for the firing of a tv

. >> yang: marsha biggs in houston.nk you very much. >> thank you. >> yang: about 80 miles east of houston, the nation's fourth- largest city, harvey also battered beaumont, texas, population 120,000. the city is among the hardest- hit in the state. for the latest on the situation on the ground, i'm joined by beaumont police chief james singletary. chief, thanks for joining us. ive got to ask first about the water situation. late last week, the water plant shut down because of being swamped by flood water and backup pumps went down. what's the situation now? >> the water situation now is that we're getting water slowly but surely back to most of our citizens. it would be a totally different interview to tell you how that happened. we had some private industries and working with our water folks and getting it restored. so that in itself is an amazing story. so we're slowly but surely getting water restored. it's going to be a while before we lift the boil water notice now. >> so everyone in the city still has running wat

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tennessee congresswoman marsha blackburn is here.nd fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano is here. big program ahead. do stay with us. kick it off with top story, china and russia conducting naval drills near north korea amid escalating tensions, this after north korea launched missile over japan on friday, that was the second in three weeks in response to new trade sanctions put on the country by the un. secretary state rex tillerson says a military option is not off the table, watch. >> if our diplomatic efforts fail, though, our military option will be the only one left so all of this is backed up by a very strong military option, but be clear, we seek a peaceful solution to this. maria: joining us right now to talk more about it, the author of the coming collapse of china gordon, good to have you on the program this morning. what's your take from these most recent provocations? we talked about a producer who came onset a few minutes ago, he makes an interesting point. does he understand that if the u.s. does re

police say that the thurgood marsha marshall academy student was a good student and track star and he stabbed his attacker in self-defense. he was on his way from a college bound program when his life ended. >> it's sad that he's gone but we're going to do this for him because he couldn't. >> we're learning more about the moments that lead us to that deadly encounter. according to the washington post his twin brother was also approached by the same would be brother that night and texted his brother to be careful on his way home. he replied to that text saying he had a knife and that he would be okay. he was just 16 years old. >> time right now is 7:32. they fought for their neighborhood and got their wish. dominion energy is scrapping a plan to build high tension power lines in the carver road community. >> they're now asking to build along i-66 instead. some d slaves that acquired land there. >> it's been one year since the national museum of african american history and culture. it kicked off it's two day celebration full of music and dancing and we know that the festivities are not

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