trump: representative marsha blackburn. marsha. [applause] representative scott desjarlais.ove that name. [applause] pres. trump: hi, scott. thank you, scott. right from the beginning. representative chuck fleischmann. [applause] representative david kustoff. thank you, david. [applause] pres. trump: representative phil roe. [applause] pres. trump: i talk about zippy, so i don't have to mention zippy duvall. i'll talk about him in this speech. [applause] pres. trump: tom nassif. where's tom? tom? thank you, tom. and mark morris, state senate majority leader. all right, i've done my job now. all right? okay. [applause] pres. trump: i've done my job. did i do a good job? did i leave out anybody? i hope not. it's always trouble when you do that. you left out one person -- it's like for the rest your life they never speak to you, so -- it's always very dangerous. thank you very much. i'm also thrilled to see one of my good friends and early supporters -- and that is tom. and i just said, president and ceo tom nassif. i also want to thank the american farm bureau and -- zippy, i

thank you, marsha. task force also focused on the need to tremendous build our crumbling rural infrastructure. we've already slashed harmful restrictions that delayed critical infrastructure projects for decades and decades, hard to believe. and we are proposing infrastructure reforms to ensure that our rural communities have access to the best roadways, railways, and waterways anywhere in the world. that's what's happening. we're going to be spending the necessary funds and we're going to get you taken care of. it's about time. and these projects are going to be built like i do, under budget and ahead of schedule. we are confronting the scourge of drug addiction and overdoses that plagues far too many of our rural communities and claim taos many american lives all over our country. we are fighting the opioid epidemic and we are proudly supporting the men and women of law enforcement, including our wonderful i.c.e. officers and border patrol agents. these are incredible people who endorsed me during the

thank you, marsha. the task force also focused on the need to rebuild our crumbling rural infrastructure. we have already slashed harmful restrictions that delay critical infrastructure project for decades and decades. hard to believe. we're ensuring that our rural communities have access to the best roadways, railways and waterways anywhere in the world. that's what is happening. we're going to be spending the necessary funds. we're going to get you taken care of. it's about time. [applause] and these projects are going to be built like i do under budget and ahead of schedule. okay? [applause] we are confronting the scourge of drug addiction and overdoses that plagues too many of our rural communities and claims too many american lives all over our country. we are fighting the opioid epidemic, and we are proudly supporting the men and women of law enforcement, including our wonderful ice officers around border patrol agents. incredible people that endorsed me during the campaign and they are incredible

liz: congresswoman marsha blackburn thank you so much. >> good to be here thank you. liz: president trump's attorney firing back and suing the media website buzzfeed and fusion gps. that's the firm behind the so-called trump anti-trump file, the dossier by christopher steel was basically the author of that the president saying enough is enough we're going to tell you what also is happening next but first the president of south korea crediting president trump for the easing of tensions recently between north korea and south korea. former ambassador to the u.n. he is john boulton and he's here and next stay right there. mom's got this cold #stuffynose #nosleep #mouthbreather just put on a breathe right strip it instantly opens your nose... up to 38% more than cold medicine alone go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. president trump: i think we're going to have because of strength, peace through strength we have certainly problems with north korea but a lot of good talks are going on right now. a lot of good energy i see a lot of good energy. i like it v

and is reforming medicaid the next target for republicans, congresswoman marsha blackburn is live as we look ahead on new years eve on sunday morning futures. the head of the house intelligence committee is blasting the department of justice and the fbi for failing to turn over documents tied to the largely discredited anti- trump dossier. fox news obtaining a letter congressman devon nunes sent to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein suggesting the fbi and justice department should be investigating themselves and demanding all records by this wednesday. joining me right now is florida republican congressman ron desantis a member of the house oversight and judiciary committee happy new years eve so good to see you congressman. let me ask you about this letter here from representative nunes. putting that deadline on things how does that change the equation right now? will they need it? >> well i think the letter was great and i applaud chairman nun es for doing that. i think that deadline needs to be enforceable. trish we've been doing this for months and months asks very simple que

marsha chatland. marsha is a 2017 eric and one b. smith fellow here at new america, and she's been a tremendous asset to our community. she also serves as the assistant professor of history and african-american studies at georgetown and has also written a book called "south side girls growing up in the great migration." before i send it over to marsha, i should also mention that this conversation is being broadcast via c-span, so you don't want to be seen, now is a good time to dip out. so anyway, with that, i'll turn it over. thank you. >> thank you so much. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. i have the pleasure of moderating a conversation between two individuals who have helped us really look into the depths of this issue of punishment. i'll introduce our panelists and get started with the conversation. professor howard's class changed my life. this is what he and many of my colleagues at georgetown have heard over the years. mark is professor of government and law at georgetown university. he's the founding director of the prison an

house will vote on h.r. 4712, the born alive survivors protection act, sponsored by representative marsha blackburn. this bill simply states doctors must provide medical care to any child born alive after a failed abortion. finally, mr. speaker, additional legislative items are expected, including legislation to address government funding and other expiring priorities. i'll be sure to inform all members as soon as any additional items are added to our schedule. with that, i thank my friend and yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for the information. i presume the c.r. will be a continuing resolution that is anticipated as the gentleman referenced, is that accurate? mr. mccarthy: as the gentleman knows we have been in discussion to try to get a budget agreement. hope that we can have that done this time. and if we're able to get that budget agroment, we'll need some time for the appropriators to do their work so we'd have a continuing resolution. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for that. will that continuing resolution be clean from your standpoint? that is to say, it will not in

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chuck ft to right we see diane black, marsha blackburn. we'll take you to nashville at 4:10 p.m.astern time. after the speech the president will head to atlanta to attend the college football championship game. and on capitol hill, the house meeting at 6:30 p.m. eastern to begin the quorum call to bring house members to the floor to start the second session of the 115th congress. legislative work is expected to start tomorrow when the house takes up a resolution related to the protests in iran. and on thursday, the house will debate whether to continue the foreign intelligence surveillance act which is about to run out. we will have live coverage of the house here on c-span. >> tonight on "the communicators" we're on location at bell labs in new jersey for the first of two part interview series. bell labs is one of the premiere research facilities in the world providing work in radio astronomy, lasers. bell labs president talks about what's new in communications technology and research. >> the problem we have is we presented with you a ton of data and not knowledge -- to think be

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republican congresswoman marsha blackburn with me live and thank you for coming back here.at a deal republicans would buy into? >> republicans have their focus on making certain that first of all we secure that border, deal with the wall, deal with ending chain migration, deal with the visa lottery ending that and then looking at how you deal with dreamers and with daca. bill, what the president has done is to put something on the table. he is serious about solving this issue. and in his typical solid negotiating style, he is going to lay out different things and the house and senate will see what kind of resolution they can come to. >> bill: a lot more details will be out next week. take it on its face now. border security, some sort of wall or fencing, end the chain migration. changes in visa lottery and a path to citizenship for 700,000 who are here illegally? is that something you would vote for? >> there is more conversation about a path to legalization and here is why. we do not want to see anyone get in front of people that have been going through the legal immigrati

and i should say under marsha blackburn she is a terrific chair of that subcommittee and done a greatjob and is full of vigor and fire and must get things done. >> to colonel tom parker was of a specific manager and he said leave the crowd wanting more. elvis has left the building ladies and gentlemen and give him a round of applause. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

i am supporting a candidate in marsha blackburn's seat, which has been held hostage for so many yearsandidate. and would you back 0prah winfrey, for example? much talk post—golden globes of her being possible presidential material, if she wanted, if she has ambition. if she... you know, she's clearly a genuinely exceptional human being, and she has a capacity to bring people together, which is maybe the single greatest balm and healing glue that our nation needs right now. what i really heard, and what she said the other night, and i was mere feet away from her, was one person can spark change, that then inflames a second person, who may go on to do something that changes the whole world. let's end by returning to your own industry, and yourfuture in it. having experienced what you experienced, do you want a future in it? i do, i love acting and i love being creative. and it's given the opportunities to work with the unfpa, and working with organisations around the world that help bring reproductive health and access to millions of women who don't have it, and of course, that's the ke

congressman marsha blackburn of tennessee, happy new year, good to see you.s is heading up to be a pretty aggressive agenda to kick off the new year, and let's start out with government avoiding such on, that is quickly approaching. >> sandra: exactly right, it is quickly approaching. but as we look at this entire bucket of issues, but we have to realize, that the republican party is the majority, and it is time for us to act like the majority party, get these things done, just as we did in tax reform. and that is what people want to see. getting the government funded in doing that in a responsible way. i would like to see us bring in some spending reduction, so we are looking at the long-term and not just the short term. >> sandra: on many of these issues, the question is, how will he will democrats be to compromise? >> we would love to have them at the table with us. we are very disappointed that they did not want to work with us on the children's health insurance provision, and with that funding, we would have liked -- and we thought we had a way to get th

al marsha blackburn's bill, the born alive abortion survivors protection act, requires under penalty of law, that health care professionals -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. cheney: i yield 30 seconds. mr. smith: requires appropriate health care to be given to any child who survives an attempted abortion. not looking the other way that has been done for decades. gosnell probably being the most egregious example. and the law prescribes any health care practitioner present at the time a child is born shall exercise the same degree of professional skill care and diligence to preserve the life and health of the child as a reasonably diligent and consciencious health care practitioner would render to any other child born alive at the same gestational age. following that, following that due diligence, ensuring that t child gets to a hospital for re. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from from wyoming reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgov

listen to marsha blackburn here, a member of the house who's running for senate. >> is that somethingou'd vote for? >> we do not want to see anyone get in front of people that have been going through the legal immigration process. and all of us know families and individuals who have spent years and thousands of dollars working through this process. it is not fair to them for someone to jump in the queue in front of them. >> john, that's the exact same rhetoric that we heard covering the immigration debate in 2007, over ten years ago. it's the same talking points and it's the same problem for the senate in '07 and in '13, is the fact that you've got folks in the house, and not just blackburn, who's running for the senate, but folks in the house who politically care more about their primaries than general elections. >> right. >> but doesn't that get back to the point that the president's supposed to move them before he starts emphasizing citizenship? >> and add to the fact that a lot of them saw eric cantor lose his primary in 2014 out of the blue in large part because of this issue, so

i feel a little bit like marsha clark up against oj's dream team here. i live right directly next door to the unit that mr. landfair wants to combine. and we live in a 500 square foot very small unit, my husband and myself. it's enough. we don't need 2,000 square feet to be happy in. when i was a tenant of mr. landfair next door, he wanted us out of here, and he harassed us with legal documents and served us with papers and raised our rent exorbitantly until we finally couldn't take it anymore, and we did move next door. mr. gomez said that there's no noise transfer. the walls are about 4 inches thick. trust me, there is noise transfer. mr. landfair fancies himself neil diamond, and he place an acoustic piano and sings regularly. when we lived next to that 4-inch wall, he had the piano right up against the wall. i have my own interior design business, and i work a lot at home. i can tell you that the noise from his singing and piano playing was more than annoying. so i'm worried that with this constructi construction, there's going to be more noise. when

she has to get through a tough primary and marsha blackburn who ideologically is better positioned toimary. it is interesting to me that mitch mcconnell has realized this early. he's been targeting women candidates. i think toenhe knows to stave se it is on the backs of no, ma'am neath. >> women know wave whole sexual harassment issue that's looming over congress as well. and potentially could take down more people. so you have that and then you have, what is the best inoculate or in terms of president trump and the thing that turn voters off and women often embody some of those things. and they need to put up for all the reasons you were talking about, better candidates or they're really going to lose in november. >> suburban women and white college educated women are two key demographics. a lot of people thought they would flip on the ballot and it did not happen. they ended up supporting trump. if the theory wasn't enough to make them vote democrat, maybe the reality will be. >> i think the doug jones roy moore is a reminder. even to a lesser extent, barbara comstock arrived in a y

he had the next senator of the united states marsha blackburne there and the governor of the state oftennessee diane black there as well. he had all of our sort of power group, and it was just -- i thought he did a great job, and i wish he would come to nashville a lot more. liz: you know, art, we keep track of what the other networks are covering. it was all about russia, the book. nothing about policies. dc is supposed to be a factor of policies. let's get to the president today warning farmers if democrats win, they will take back their tax cuts saying today people literally came up to him thanking him for his agenda that he literally is saying the farmers tell us you gave us our farms back. but we want to show you democrats fear mongering about the tax cuts before the pass. here's what they said. watch. >> the republican tax plan will be full of tricks for the middle class and full of treats for the wealthiest americans. >> theres going to be a middle class tax increase. >> devastating and in my view immoral budget to fast track their moral tax plan to hand trillions to the wealth

marsha blackburn. desjarlais. i love that name. thank you, scott. right from the beginning.leischmann. representative david gstaad, thank you david. phil roe. cities -- zippy's so i do not to mention 15 to bow. duvalle. and state senate majority leader. i have done my job now, all right? i have done my job. did i do a good job? did i leave out anybody? i hope not.you're a struggle when you do that. you left out one person. for the rest of your life, they never speak to you. it is always very dangerous. thank you very much. i'm also thrilled to see one of my good friends and early supporters, and that is tom. i just said presidency tom nasa. i want to thank the american farm bureau. i said i was going to mention you and i am going to mention you because you have been there for the beginning and that tractor that you drove during the inauguration was a very special moment. it was a special day. from that day on, we have been working every day to deliver from -- for america's farmers just as they work every single day to deliver for us. we know our nation was founded by farmers

okay, marsha. >> i have to look that way. >> talk to you later. >> here we go. >> steve. >> who would with years of driving experience or happen to snow. >> d.c. drivers you're absolutely right. >> i think we all know who wins that one. >> all right. your last one. when you are single a winter coat is a buy one get one free. >> got to keep the pets warm too. that one is going to good use. >> that's cute. >> favorite morning meme. keep them coming. >> love it. thank you. >> thank you guys. thanks erin. thanks tucker. 6:50. let's bring kevin into the mix right now. in the fox beat to kick off the hollywood awards season. >> kevin mccarthy is live in los angeles this morning and kev we're talking about the golden globes this sunday. it will be though the first big awards show since the hollywood sexual harassment scandal erupted. interesting to see how they're going to -- nothing funny about that so how they're going to make it entertain, but also socially aware as well. >> yeah, good morning to you steve and allison. yeah, i'm out here in los angeles, i just passed by the golden globe a

>> marsha said it well. last speech had the three evil triplets, racism, militarism, and economic misjustice. -- and economic injustice. he was not done. and we cannot be done either. there are already rumors about a poor people's campaign growing up around the country because of the 50th anniversary of that beginning and ending. but that is coming back. how do we bring this back and recognize that he was not done? what would he think watching the newscast that i just watched? what would he think if he saw what we were watching this evening? he would have a clear agenda in his head about not being done. what is our agenda for this 50th anniversary? >> he went to memphis and not nashville to support garbagemen who were striking for dignity, wages, and jobs. next. >> i am a sophomore at georgetown. we have talked about women in the civil rights movement. we supplanted race and racial liberation for general liberation at a time when they were running concurrently. one of the marginalized groups in today's racia

and i should say under marsha blackburn, she's a terrific chair of that subcommittee, she's done a great job, and, you know, is full of vim and vigor and fire and wants to get things done. >> so colonel tom parker was elvis presley's manager, and he always said leave the crowd wanting more. >> we should have stopped -- >> so elvis has left the building, ladies and gentlemen. please give him a big round of applause. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this afternoon a preview of the president's state of the union address. joining that discussion, hosted by "the washington post," kellyanne conway, nancy pelosi and senators angus king and shelley moore capito. live coverage at 2:30 eastern on our companion network, c-span. >> the president of the united states. [applause] >> tuesday night, president donald trump gives his first state of the union address to congress and the nation. join us on c-span for a preview of the evening starting at 8 p.m. eastern, then the state of the union speech live at 9 p.m. following the speech, the democ

. >> reporter: this years marsha was not supposed to be his big as last year -- last years.nt people to forget how powerful one voice can be.>>> cracking down on fashion to reduce animal cruelty free. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back after this short break. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. ♪ ♪ 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 ♪ ♪ >>> good morning and happy sunday. we have a fabulous weather day in store. a chilly start followed by a cool afternoon. rain is on the way by tonight. i will have a look at what you can expect as we get in to the day. >> you know what that is? >> i can't see it. >> that is the chase ce

. >> well, let me ask, what about congresswoman marsha blackburn, is she someone you would consider somehow abusive or fringe or otherwise? >> no, sir. >> well, then why did twitter restrict and sensor her announcement video announcing as a candidate for united states senate? >> i want to be very clear about that, sir. and thank you for the question. we never removed her tweet. and what she did do was advertise on our platform. we do like many platforms have a higher standard when it comes to advertising because we are putting in front of people things they didn't ask to see. her video was reported to us. there was a decision that was made that was later reversed because of the language that was used in her account, it was a mistake, and we ac knowledged it. >> so her announcement was sensorsed because it was pro life. has twitter ever sensorsed anyone for pro choice? >> she was never censored. >> so you are you saying nothing happened to her tweet? >> her tweet got a lot of attention. we take our terms of service very seriously. sometimes we make the wrong decision. we have action on all s

house will vote on h.r. 4712, the born alive survivors protection act, sponsored by representative marsha blackburn. this bill simply states doctors must provide medical care to any child born alive after a failed abortion. finally, mr. speaker, additional legislative items are expected, including legislation to address government funding and other expiring priorities. i'll be sure to inform all members as soon as any additional items are added to our schedule. with that, i thank my friend and yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for the information. i presume the c.r. will be a continuing resolution that is anticipated as the gentleman referenced, is that accurate? mr. mccarthy: as the gentleman knows we have been in discussion to try to get a budget agreement. hope that we can have that done this time. and if we're able to get that budget agroment, we'll need some time for the appropriators to do their work so we'd have a continuing resolution. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for that. will that continuing resolution be clean from your standpoint? that is to say, it will not in

marsha blackburne, and how about that football game over the weekend? her as a lovable on the classic sitcom. brian: that's when we first got introduced to her and she's done so much more since. she even shared the screen with president trump on the first ever season of celebrity apprentice. steve: and here to reveal her unique approach to keeping new year's resolution is best-selling author and actress and entrepreneur mary lou. great to see you. >> always great to see you guys. i cohosted. ainsley: you've had this incredible appearance. >> march 17, 2006. i remember wendy was on the show. we were sitting outside. in fact, this is your new home. this is kind of cool. upgraded. ainsley: you have this photographic memory. >> well, it's not photographic. it's, like, more experiential, so you remember, like, a bunch of things at the same time. what the weather was like, what you were wearing, all of those different things. steve: they made new year's resolutions. >> and they fail by january 8th. here's what i'm saying. because i'm here actually for fit wee

of h.r. 4712, the born-alive survivors protection act, sponsored by my good friend, representative marsha blackburn. this bill will do so much to protect our most vulnerable, and i will continue to support legislation and advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from alabam reserves. and the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the ms. lady from florida, frankel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. frankel: when i was 15 years old, and that was in the day before abortion was legal, i found a friend bleeding to death because of a back alley abortion. those were the days that when a woman needed abortion she would rely on coat hangers and poison and that's what this bill's going to take us back, to those deadly days, because its aim is to intimidate, intimidate doctors and threaten their own freedom if they dare to use their own medical judgment with the consent of a patient to perform what is now a legal abo