marsha blackburn, r-tn: "there will be a way to get a hearing aid device that isn't going to cost severald dollars."drew petrimoulx, reporting:the bill got unanimous support house energy and commerce committee and blackburn's office expect it to continue moving forward.but she is facing attacks for her work on the legislation.tv ad: "liberal massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is at it again but this time she has help, help from our republican congresswoman marsha blackburn."a group called frontiers of freedom says the legislation will actually increase federal government regulation -- leading to higher costs for hearing devices. it also ties blackburn to massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren -- who is sponsoring a senate version of the bill.tv aid:"call marsha blackburn and tell her to represent our tennessee values not those of a liberal massachusetts senator."but blackburn fires back -- saying her aim is to provide help to people struggling with hearing loss. and she says the bi-partisan support for the bill is a good thing.rep. marsha blackburn, r- tn:"it's always good

with me now is marsha blackburn.difficulty in trying to take back an entitlement after it has been signed into law? >> the difficulty is trying to unravel. the american people want to see it off the books. the escalation rate in insurance premiums is something that makes it unaffordable. the deductibles make it unusable and we knew it would be tough and we'd have to do it in phases. phase one is what we're doing right now, the reconciliation bill. budget reconciliation. we can do things that fit within that framework and we're already working on our third phase which is medical malpractice reforms across state line purchase of insurance, my bill and -- >> bill: those are big deals. do you get a sense of disappointment the senate did not move forward? >> we're all disappointed they didn't move forward. we sent them a great foundation to work from. it was solid. it block grants medicaid back to the states and makes certain that pre-existing conditions are covered and we felt as if we had done a good, solid job that put

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joining me now, congressman marsha blackburn is a member of the house energy and commerce committee.u have tremendous strong feeling on this kind of rhetoric that this shooter even ganged in and its influence. what we are seeing also from the left itself in the way of violent rhetoric and violent imagery. irrespective if they are indulging themselves in physical violence. >> absolutely. we all feel strongly about this. i think it's time for others, and i invite my democrat colleagues to join me in this. whether it comes from left or right. there is no place for this type of have it control and rhetoric in the arena for public discourse. we need to return to civility. we need to realize robust political debate centered on the issues is something that helps us arrive at consensus. but vitriol and hatred does not. it's destructive to that process. for individuals hat hear it. individuals that are radicalized on the internet. this is something we have to realize we got a little bit of a powder keg here. and we need to agree that we are going to stamp this down. lou: do you ink atill be p

kevin: as of now, you have to remember that the majority whip does have a team, deputy whips, marsha blackburnwagner and other prominent republicans. the way it is set up, you have the head whip and deputy whips and they are assigned various factions. the kind -- they report to the whips. a situation with the deputy whips. i cannot stress enough that all members, republicans, democrats, in a private briefing with the capitol police and they are getting update. we have word from the president with his remarks those in the house of representatives have been suspended today. every lawmaker, they want to get back to work as quickly and as soon as possible. vonnie: kevin cirilli, our chief washington correspondent, thank you. the assailant and this morning's attack on gop members playing baseball, practicing for a charity game has died from his injuries. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. vonnie: and i funny claim. at 2:30 p.m., the federal reserve expected to announce a federal hike -- rate increase. -- and i am vonnie quinn. shrink itsk plans to balance sh

joining me now, congressman marsha blackburn is a member of the house energy and commerce committee.n this kind of rhetoric that this shooter even ganged in and its influence. what we are seeing also from the left itself in the way of violent rhetoric and violent imagery. irrespective if they are indulging themselves in physical violence. >> absolutely. we all feel strongly about this. i think it's time for others, and i invite my democrat colleagues to join me in this. whether it comes from left or right. there is no place for this type of have it control and rhetoric in the arena for public discourse. we need to return to civility. we need to realize robust political debate centered on the issues is something thatelps arrive at connsus. but vitriol and hatred does not. it's destructive to that process. for individuals hat hear it. individuals that are radicalized on the internet. this is something we have to realize we got a little bit of a powder keg here. and we need to agree that we are going to stamp this down. lou: do you think that will be persuasive with a kathy griffin, peo

if >> shannon: congresswoman marsha blackburn of the g.o.p.ive. >> kelly: deliberations of the bill cosby trial as the jury tries to break a deadlock. the live update coming up. >> the jurors have shown that, the jurors have been going through the trial, they have done the trial in the deliberation room. they were deadlocked. you can't get any more fair than that experience the lexus rx with advanced safety standard. experience amazing. >> shannon: of push to pass the senate health care bill before lawmakers at home for the fourth of july, can they get it done? >> no matter how good it is, if it's the greatest health care plan ever devised, we will get zero votes by the obstructionists, the democrats. it's time to give american families quality, reliable, affordable health care and that's what we are working very hard to do. we'll get it done. >> shannon: joining us now, republican congresswoman marsha blackburn of tennessee. if they can get something together which of the majority leader has expressed doubt about, how does it coalesce with th

tomorrow night michelle malkin general jack keane and marsha blackburn among our guests. kennedy: tonight a divided nation comes together after an attack on our democracy but how long will it last? ohio republican covers and jim jordan is here plus what will the shooting mean for the gun control debate? major developments in the ongoing russian investigation. what does special counsel robert mueller have up his sleeve? so much more, grab the keys it's time to start it up. republicans and democrats coming together calling for unity in the truth in the ongoing war of words escalated yesterday into violence and bloodshed and the psychotic act act. house leaders paul ryan and nancy pelosi were quick to call for healing. >> again we are not one caucus or the other in this house today. it's in the family. it's an injury in the family. >> we are united. we are united in our shock. we are united in our anguish. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. kennedy: i do not think for a moment there dispute the obscenity of their active faith but this will have a long turn tur

michellen general jack keane and marsha blackburn among our guests. kennedy: tonight a divided nation comes together after an attack on our democracy but how long will it last? ohio republican covers and jim jordan is here plus what will the shooting mean for the gun control debate? major developments in the ongoing russian investigation. what does special counsel robert mueller have up his sleeve? so much more, grab the keys it's time to start it up. republicans and democrats coming together calling for unity in the truth in the ongoing war of words escalated yesterday into violence and bloodshed and the psychotic act act. house leaders paul ryan and nancy pelosi were quick to call for healing. >> again we are not one caucus or the other in this house today. it's in the family. it's an injury in the family. >> we are united. we are united in our shock. we are united in our anguish. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. kennedy: i do not think for a moment there dispute the obscenity of their active faith but this will have a long turn tur

congresswoman marsha blackburn, thank you forjoining us. good to be with you. thank you., katty, that if they can't get this through after seven years, seeing this would be the first thing they would do, this is what we want above all else, there are good to be huge political repercussions? yes, and remember during the campaign this was the thing that would happen on the first day, replacing and repealing 0bamacare. president trump during the campaign sold himself as the master of the art of the deal, he was the guy who would fix this, andi he was the guy who would fix this, and i think you said at one point during the campaign it would be relatively simple for him to fix this because he would be able to get republicans to do the deal in a way nobody else had got them to do it. i think we would call this the learning curve, that the president is realising health care is very complicated, that individual members have very conjugated political calculations, and frankly if he calls the bill mean, it probably doesn't win himself very many supporters because all of those senat

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congresswoman marsha blackburn was talking about this the other day. they have asked the federal commission for permission to use some of their campaign funds to supplement the security like at times when i feel like they might need it. like at a town hall meeting or meeting with constituents are out in the open where they feel like they need it. the fcc hasn't said no, but they've been dragging their feet on it. but it seems to me that if it would give the members of congress confidence to be able to go out and do their work, and that would not be tax funded payer dollars. they would have to make use of campaigney funds to do that, i'm sure that other members of congress think that they are on a list out there somewhere. hopefully that's not true. if you don't have a way of protecting yourself, i think it's reasonable. >> i think it's reasonable. i think is a good idea. better to be safe than sorry. the fact pattern here, one that warrants perhaps letting them do this and making this accommodation in the interest of legitimate public safety and person

i think you actually heard people say today on this network earlier, i heard someone say, marsha blackburn, you know, he seemed emotional, comey seemed emotional and she was worried about his lack of strength and of course you have all kinds of people coming out of the woodwork to say comey should have been the one to tell donald it was wrong which is something you also hear in the same kind of situations with the sexual predator and hear them say, if he was so worried about it, you know, why did he stay? you know, maybe he had a drink or two. i mean, i don't want to make light of this because it's actually to go back to what i was saying before, i mean, it's kind of amusing in this weird way because comey's 6'8" and a guy and, you know, it's a h-a h. this abuse of power. abuse of power is always obsce e obscene. something obscene when a person with power bends a person of less power to their will. we need to recognize that and need to just not -- i mean, the way we're talking about it now is perfect. i hope we can maintain some outrage about this. because it is obscene. it is obscene the

what does marsha blackburn?, i think that mitch mcconnell will get this across the finish line this week. he certainly is working on it. i think many of the senators realize they need to get to yes on this, i've got a card here with the stats in tennessee and people are being booted out of the health care access system because the insurance market is failing, they cannot get in to see a physician. they are needing to move to high deductible plans and bear in mind, 19 million people chose to either get exempted or to pay the penalty last year. that is what we're dealing with. stuart: what do you-- how do you respond to former speaker nancy pelosi who said that the passage of this health care bill will cause the death of hundreds of thousands of people. what do you make of that? >> i think nancy pelosi likes the drama lines. but this is not a one-act, two-act or three-act play. this is serious business and you have people that no longer can get health insurance, that lost their health insurance, and when you look

marsha blackburn just a few days ago introduced a bill, i think it's called the browser act, it deals with privacy. one thing it does that would have the effect is relocating or locating the authority to ftclate privacy with the for the internet players. let's assume you think that's a good thing. another thing that the bill does inthat it requires opt rather than opt out for activities that are assumed to be sensitive, like web browsing, usage,sage -- app history, things that the ftc has not considered sensitive enough to require opt in. i think that perhaps several of let usm not sure you can now, but previously i think you may have had objections to requiring opt in for that kind of information. that's what i want to focus on. not the equality of treatment, but specifically on whether you agree with the opt in requirement in chairman blackburn's proposed bill. >> let's break it down and talk about where that all caps from. -- came from. where i believe all of that came from in chairwoman blackburn's bill was, i thought, a disinformation campaign that did the after congress cra and

let's reaction from the other side of the aisle, marsha blackburn. >> good to be with you, thank you.zabeth: so we heard congressman garamendi say an awful lot of smoke and americans want answer and he felt that the president was efforting to turn off the investigation. i want your reaction to that, not only to his words, the president was efforting to turn off the investigation, which were his words. but when you went home to your constituents just last week, is this what people want to be talking about, americans want to talk about and learn more about? >> first of all, i will tell you with my constituents, even those that were in d.c. this week for family vacations, very few people mentioned the comey testimony and the situation, russia, things of that nature. they're talking about jobs, economic development, getting rid of the affordable care act and putting the focus on how we grow the economy and get things moving again. that's what they want to see done. and when it comes to the testimony yesterday, i think that it was very clear that there was not a request from mr. trump to t

time as they say is wasting to tennessee republican humberside marsha blackburn.we are told is whatever the senate comes up with to be scored by the cbo will not be as mean i guess is the way that's been described as the house measure. what you make of that? >> i think the house measure was sent and responsible. it puts us on the right track to make certain that the affordable care act goes in and the focus shifts to patient centered health care and individuals losing insurance in the individual market place. i use the premiums, the cost of these premiums come down. our goal is to make certain they have access to affordable health care and when they have that insurance, they can actually use the insurance product they got. >> we are told democrats have been secretly meeting, maybe not secretly meeting with the white house aides separately as chuck schumer has indicated he's open to discussions on this health care team. is it crucial to you, congresswoman, and some of your colleagues that repeal thing, which is a nonstarter for democrat, that whatever you are going

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marsha blackburn, republican, tennessee with us now.he left is not taking any responsibility for the climate of violence which i think it's done a lot to create. that's my position. what's yours? >> i think that we are all appalled by this. yesterday was tragic and when you look at the rhetoric, you look at the amount of threats that different members of congress get, that we're all getting for us, our families, our staff, and it is something that is of tremendous concern. stuart: i want to show you a sound bite to let our viewers see this. this is democrat senator sherrod brown. he says blaming the shooting on the violent rhetoric from the left is, quote, fake news. watch this. >> the president should also be a healer in chief, instead, instead this president has chosen to divide and name call and that doesn't serve this country. probably doesn't even serve his interests, certainly doesn't serve his party's interest and it certainly undermines the values-- ments don't the democrats play a role, too? >> this is the story like wall stree