mccarthy: good afternoon. good morning. just this morning, i saw the house democrats held a press conference to celebrate their first 200 days in the majority in congress. what i can't figure out is what are they celebrating? what have they actually accomplished? it's not even a question for me. it's not a question america is asking. but it's a question internally, chief of staff, inside to the congresswoman, has actually twittered -- or tweeted a question to challenge any person in america to name them one thing this democrat majority has accomplished for the american public around their kitchen table. only internally they're asking, but now they're holding a press conference. what i thought i would do, i would go look at what were the numbers at this moment, at this time in the last congress where there was a different majority. so i first looked at the number of bills passed out of committee because that's where real work begins. that's where the expertise, that's where the voice of everyone across the nation that has el

mccarthy: let me be very clear. where the challenge lies is, speaker pelosi the whole time the president won in the past when government shut down, did he not want to shut the government down. he takes 60 votes in the senate. leader schumer made the decision government had to be shut down. because once again the president realized there was a crisis on the border, but what did the democrats say? it was made up. they kept that philosophy until it was too big. that everybody else in america -- even "the new york times" wrote an editorial, not once, but twice. but what did the chairman of judiciary do? he kept the course in his promise that he made not to his district, but to the democrats in congress that he would be the best chairman ever to try to impeachment president. the president is sitting there, i was in the room with the speaker, let's solve this problem. you have issues about immigration, too. let's find a compromise. the way government is designed to find. she denied it and would not do it. the president wa

mccarthy: spoke with him today too. reporter: he said you have an agreement on a two-year debt ceiling increase, top-line numbers for two year the need for offset. is that where you see this agreement headed? and the second question is, on libra, you've been vocal on your concerns about the social media platform. do you agree with democrats that this crypto currency needs to be stopped? mr. mccarthy: i'll take that first question, the secretary of treasure, we're working on getting an agreement to move to bills from the caps but we have to deal with the debt ceiling that's coming up quickly, could hit on the first week we come back in september. we don't want to put that in doubt in any shape or form. nothing is fully agreed to until everything is fully agreed to. one of the concepts is to have a debt ceiling that goes for one to two years that would be , appropriate. that's what we're talking about. but there's no agreement. the other point you have to have, we should not leave here without doing something on the debt

mccarthy: no. i do not believe the speaker of the house was racist when those individuals on her side of the aisle who were claiming the president was racist when she claimed she she wases racist. i do believe this is about idea ol gy. this is about socialism versus freedom. it's very clear what the debate is happening. i understand when i listen to their press conference yesterday they talked more about impeachment than anything else. even one of those individuals, this wasn't the first time they talked about impeachment. on the night of being sworn in, they brought all their supporters together and they spoke about impeachment in words i will not use here. this is more from their base about politics. it's unfortunate. we should get back to the business of america. reporter: you said that this -- mr. scalise, you said this is one more chance to go after the president. do you have a resolution like this on the floor today, though -- mr. mccarthy: will i vote against the resolution. reporter: will y

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and leader mccarthy, thank you for being here today. you know him as chairman of the centennial commission, i have so enjoyed working with both of you as we have prepared for today and for the year ahead. this commission is made up of women from all walks of life, backgrounds, and ideologies. and, we have come together to work in a matter of bipartisanship and unity that unfortunately is all too rare in washington these days. and to none of this would have been possible with the without the expert leadership and partnership of our vice chairman and former senator mikulski. senator. [ applause ] we started this endeavor as respected colleagues and now i am so proud to call her my friend. thank you. the women's suffrage centennial commission was formed by congress to coordinate the nationwide celebration in 2020 of the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment to the constitution. today, specifically, we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first major step in adopting the 19th amendment, the passage of the resolution in the u.s. house

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if you are kevin mccarthy, any republican leader, why speak out against him. history will judge how they are seen for not speaking out against him, but in the moment, they have not spoken out. and when we get to the floor tonight, when this bill gets to the floor tonight, i imagine that republicans that are going to vote for it is going to be in the single digits. could be very low. they're saying the resolution goes too far. so that's kind of where we are, and that's what we're going to see when we get to 7:00, 8:00 tonight. >> you talk about how vindictive the president has been behaving but also as you are trying to report, the people are saying they're privately disgusted but won't publicly come out and say what they think. that's been, for us reporters, something very frustrating about this administration. let's go back to the resolution tonight. reading in part, president trump's racist comments have legitimized fear and hatred of new americans and people of color. but, philip, is this just symbolic? does this resolution really have any teeth? >> well, i

might even attack me for reminding the world that kevin mccarthy said that.he republican senators who ran for president against donald trump, marco rubio, ted cruz, lindsey graham, they all called donald trump a con man repeatedly on the campaign. they called him a liar during the presidential campaign. and now they are all public worshippers of donald trump. how did that happen? the first best answers to that question will be found by future historians in tim alberta's new book, "american carnage." this is the perfect night to have tim alberta join us, as he will later in this hour. after a day in which republicans once again fell in line with donald trump and defended the indefensible. but this time there were four defenses. that means president trump has four new members of the house of representatives to attack. the four republicans who voted to condemn donald trump's racist attack on four democratic members of the house of representatives, all of whom are women of color. the four republicans who stood on the right side of history in tonight's vote are fr

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mccarthy, you don't condone it.have to find a way to get rid of the bad apples because they screw up the whole thing. with that, i have to go downstairs. >> chairwoman: thank you, supervisor. >> hold on just one moment. technical difficulties. all right, well -- there we go. all right. >> before you begin, audrey, thank you. for those of you who are standing in the room or sitting on the floor and you cannot find a seat, the north light court is being set up as an overflow room. if you make you're way downstairs to the first floor, the north light court, you will be able to view and hear these proceedings. when your name is called to submit your public comment, feel free to come up and enter the room. and if those of you with a seat who submit your public comment would be so courteous as to then leave the chamber and make your way down to the light court to allow others to enter the room, that would be appreciated. thank you. i appreciate your cooperation. again, anybody who can't find a seat will need to leave the

congressman mccarthy, it's good to have you on the show.ike huckabee and dan bongino are still ahead. a major victory for the trump administration on immigration. stay with me. hasnie. judge jeanine: a big win in the president's battle to secure our southern border. the supreme court ruling the president can use $6.5 billion in defense department fund to build the border wall. democrats don't care about border security, they refuse to give the votes necessary to fix the loopholes and asylum. it would be so easy. they want open borders which means crime, crime, crime! joining me now, the acting commissioner of border enforcement. congratulations. that is a fabulous decision. i read it. and you know what? it reverses the 9th circuit court of appeal. i call it theth circus, myself. -- the 9th circus, myself. how many miles of the wall have been built so far? >> judge, first of all, it's not only a victory for the president, but it's a victory for this country for the continued safety and security. we complete 52 new miles of wall along the sou

republicans but still nothing from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell nor the house minor leader kevin mccarthy. one more thing, charles, we are expecting a big press conference in about an hour before likely targets of the president's, including congresswoman ocasio cortez are going to be holding a press conference to talk their response.

joe mccarthy was stopped when republicans said enough. george wallace, the most effective opponents were southerners, white southerners who said no, no, no, we've got to not go down this path of rebel rousing and demagogue rousing, pat buchanan, george w. bush helped expel him from the republican party, and other republicans fought against him. it's really important, if you think this is really dangerous what trump is doing, and i think it undoubtedly is, a kind of divisive and bigoted demagoguery that could do serious damage to the country, to our politics and our society, it's very important the republicans step up. i hope they're watching right now, you know, it's a little tough vote for them to take politically. i know that more than just a handful do the right thing on the house floor. >> i have heard you criticize the president before. what i haven't heard in quite strong terms is you criticize other republicans. the want to be demagogues trying to curry favor by lamely echoing their most great leader, they're more on than the presi

. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy defended president trump's reaction to supporters at a rally who began chanting "send her back" when the president talked about democratic congresswoman ilhan omar he also addressed the debt ceiling limit, digital currency and president trump's tweet about four minority dermic lawmakers.

and house minority leader kevin mccarthy also tried to dismiss things.s the fact check. >> mr. president, if i may, when your supporters last night were chant send her back, why didn't you stop them, why didn't you ask them to stop them? >> i think i did, i started to speak very quickly. it was -- i disagree with it, by the way. but it was quite a chant. and i -- i felt a little bit badly about it. but i will say this, i did -- and i started speaking very quickly but it started up rather fast and you probably know. >> he said it was a small group off to the side. >> send her back. send her back. >> he moved on to make them stop in the process. >> send her back. send her back. send her back. send her back. >> but you want to dislike the president so much you're going to accuse him of trying to do something he did not do? >> if they don't love it, tell them to leave it. >> the president did not name the individual. >> ilhan omar, rashida tlaib, alexandria ocasio-cortez. we'll call her cortez. ayanna pressley. is she related in any way to elvis? >> kevin mc

if we had kevin mccarthy here on truth serum, younow he is not applauding that. robert: why did he say it?ar bob: it's unity, it's trump's power and it's weakness that people have but i am nvinced that -- how's somebody going to really think this is a great thing to say. >> they don't like what he saidi but the probl they do like the fact that he is making these four women the face of the democratic party. that part of the strategyoa they're on with so that's why they're walking a tight rope here because they don't mind the democratic party being painted as this far left progressive .ocialist par robert: you've gotten to know some of these women. iu were with them recently at a few event washington, amna. how have they handled this? being in this intense spotlight? amna: if you look at these four women, they have been consistent. e this isctly what they ran on, exactly what they said they dere going to do and they've continued to s the same messages and stick to their messages even through thishe battle with president. to nancy's point aboutwi republicansing them

house minority leader kevin mccarthy is here next.udge jeanine: earlier i spoke with house minority leader kevin mccarthy. and the latest in the pelosi versus the aoc saga. take a look. kevin mccarthy joins me with more. we just heard mueller talk about the report this week. and the bottom line is this. mueller doesn't seem to know much about the report. but nothing in the report has changed. and there is no collusion if that's a crime and there is no obstruction. so what are they moaning about? >> they are moaning about a 2016 election that they lost. when you think about chairman nadler. he campaigned to become chairman with the democrats. you know what he said? he said he would be the best person for impeachment. he kept his promise to the democratic conference but not his constituents. he's focused on this. with this mueller report. at the end of the day the chapter should be shut. we should move on and this should be the end of it. all of america should understand the election is over. they lost. they can stop going through this

mccarthy: all right, i'll be a little slower here. good morning, i guess, still. no, we're past noon. good afternoon. two nights ago, i hosted a telephone town hall, something i do quite often with constituents. i believe in this job, we all understand we are here to serve our community. it's important to know exactly what's on their mind. i take an hour to talk with them, listen to their questions and answer them. now, when you listen and you do these telephone town halls, it's

mccarthy also said the president is not a racist. anne-marie?> thank you so much, laura. >>> now to relations with russia. a senior trump administration official tells cbs news that russia is still interfering in u.s. politics. the official says that the interference is happening mostly through social media. russian agents allegedly used platforms like facebook and twitter to amplify divisions on issues like gun control and race. the trump administration says it has told russia to, quote, knock it off, but there's no evidence that russia has complied. during last month's g20 summit, you may recall president trump was criticized for playfully warning russian president vladimir putin not to meddle in the upcoming election. today white house officials are expected to travel to geneva to meet with their russian counterparts on arms control. >>> today the department of health and human services will begin enforcing a ban on abortion referrals at taxpayer-funded family-planning clinics. clinics such as planned parenthood, receiving certain grants to p

congressman mccarthy, it's good to have you on the show.nd dan bongino are still ahead. a major victory for the trump administration on immigration. stay with me. booking.com offers free so bookers can book now... and ask their boss later. [do you want breakfast or no?] free cancellations! [definitely breakfast.] how good is that? be a booker at booking.com. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm aishah hasnie. the fbi and police in oregon are asking for help to find a missing 2-year-old boy. official say he disappeared after his parents died in an apparent murder-suicide. the couple was wanted in oregon on burglary charges. they tried to pull them over in montana thursday. and by the time police reached the vehicle the couple was dead and aiden was nowhere to be found. police say 3,500 people poured into the streets to protest the expulsion of opposition candidate from the ballot. the demonstrations lasted 7 hours. i'm aishah hasnie. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." jeanine: a big win ine president's battle to se

mccarthy. -- i yield one minute to the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. >> madame speaker, on page one of the original thomas jefferson manual of parliamentary practice he writes that it is the very order, decency, and regularity be reserved in the dignified public body. if we have the awesome privilege of serving in that dignified public body. this, the people's house. our american democracy and its institutions are looked up to as an example for the world. and jefferson's emphasis on order and decency is just as important today as it was more than 200 years ago. unfortunately that was not the case today. dayme speaker, today is the historians will write about. . sad day for this house our rules of order and decency , the house and worse just voted to condone this violation decorum. i know there's frustration in this body, but it is our duty to focus not on retribution, but building a more perfect union. we can be doing so much more and we should be doing so much better. i would ask all members take it upon themselves to uphold the dignity of t

mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: madam speaker, on age 1 of the original thomas jefferson manual of parliamentary practice he writes, that it is the very material that order, decency, and regularity be preserved in a dignified public body. now, we all have the awesome privilege of serving in that dignified public body. this, the people's house. our american democracy and its institutions, they're looked up to as an example for the entire world. and jefferson's emphasis on order and decency is just as important today as it was more than 200 years ago. unfortunately, that was not the case today. madam speaker, today is a day that historians will write about. it is a sad day for this house, the people's house. our rules of order and decency ere broken today, and worse, the house just voted to condone this violation of decorum. madam speaker, i know there's frustration in this body, but t is our duty to focus, not on receipt bution -- retory bution, -- retribution, but on building a more perfect union. we shoul

>> i meet with mccarthy, republican leader mccarthy, at least weekly. tohas given us free reign advocate for the policies that are right. there has been no mandates to dictate us whatsoever. i do try and work closely with energy and commerce ranking member greg walden, as well as a number of other members of congress on our committee the have expressed interest in this topic. trying to move in a nonpartisan direction to advance more cost effective solutions for resiliency, energy options, cleaner environment, and it has been great. house, i to the white spent time working with senior administration officials from epa, department of energy, and others, to make sure we are working together, sharing information. as i do with democrats. inclusive asng as we can to make sure we are on the right trajectory. >> a couple of minutes left. >> i would ask you about what's happening in your home state. undeniably, it's on the forefront of climate change, perhaps unlike any other state in the country. describe climate change, and is it the next essential threat from

we heard kevin mccarthy asked yes or no was this racist. he said no. then speaker paul ryan was asked about an attack by then candidate trump on judge curiel, who he called mexican born and he was actually from indiana. i mean this is a somewhat similar thing. he said of that the textbook definition of a racist comment. so what do you make of the difference in approach? >> the difference is -- if i may, the difference is utter complicity by the entire republican infrastructure. not just republicans, but also the right-wing meedsia infrastructure that they have fallen behind trump. he is the face of the republican party. trumpism is the new ideology. kevin mccarthy, house minority leader in 2016, said i think there's two people that people pays, roerk bahrabacher and tru. paul ryan said hush, hush, keep private. now that paul ryan is out, now he criticizes trump. lindsey graham, chaffetz, all these people right before trump became president, this is why it's so insidious. they know who he is, they know he's racist, they have criticized him with their ow

i asked kevin mccarthy and also mitch mcconnell earlier today.ve made a point about calling out these four freshmen democrats, these progressives based on their politics and ideas. i said, does this undercut your effort to betray them that way and criticize their policy position and their points of view when the president says something that many interpret to be over the line? both of them basically said yes. he said i would rather address the policy issues and kevin mccarthy's at any time you inject personality into it it makes it harder. in some respects despite be a scenario where even though a lot of people -- voters, they might not like the policy here, but they think they have gone too far on the president calls them out and that's a problem because it bounces up the message. >> shepard: is there anybody in that body who can give the president a phone call and say slow down. does no one have that? >> kevin mccarthy, one reporter asked him, you are somebody who is pretty close to the president. you talk to them regularly, but it was pretty c

you just heard kevin mccarthy talking about what it feels like there, talking about the fact he can't say whether people are still in danger because of all the aftershocks. >> let me give you an updated number. now we have picked up 73 aftershocks. >> wow. >> it seems like we cover thinkses, anything 6.0 thronger, we get e-mails and alerts. on the real big ones, you may have aftershocks for days and weeks, but eve never seen where we've had such a swarm of them. to back up just a little bit. the last couple weeks, there's been a lot of concern up in california on this swarms, these dreamtors that have been taking place, and in many cases around the world, we're on the ring of fire, that can't happened. so let's back up and review. a 6.4 at 10:33. at that's the foreshock. if we see a quake develop stronger, that will being the original quake. but we're seeing which means the wave activity was able to travel farce, because it wasn't so deep into the earth. this is a shake map. very strong shaking, 42,000, that's ridgecrest. there are over 30,000 people there. for the first time today, a

. >>> meanwhile, exciting news for our girl melissa mccarthy, she could be joining the disney family>> "e.t." has learned melissa mccarthy is in early talks to join the live-action "little mermaid" in the role of ursula. this despite the recent campaign by lizzo for the part. quote, i'm ursula, period. so far the film is shrouded in secrecy. no casting announcements. no start of production. ♪ wish i could be part of the world ♪ >> she's not spilling any secret. >> reporter: listen, i'm not the one if charge for that. >> i don't understand. i'm sure it will be great when they make it. i'll go see it like everyone else. >> did you hear something. >> as for prince eric, back in 2016 chris evans said during a panel discussion eic would be a dream roll. role. >> we do know that rob marshall will direct. lin-manual miranda is co-producing and will be writing new music. ♪ >> that's going to so much fun. jacob is up for the role of flounder. >>> now to expectant mom christina anstead. she'll soon welcome a baby boy to the mix. the hgtv star giving "e.t." and our lauren zima an exclusive invi

i cannot believe the journalists afraid to stand up to senator mccarthy when an era.> senator mccarthy is long, long dead. >> yeah, but the -- his history lives with us again. >> really quick, guys, prime day, of course, we were watching amazon and now these comments from doug mcmillan of walmart, if somebody is doing better, something better than we are, let's copy and paste what we should and can everybody loves saving time. and something that is easy rare to hear some new -- i won't say walmart is not humble, but to address a competitor directly like that. >> walmart is feeling its oats because of what mark is doing. they have a good competitive offering i know that targ haeet has a go competitive offering walmart has substantial plans to put the food in your refrigerator they also have an unbelievable base of stores that is the infrastructure as you know best because you covered walmart for years. >> i did, yeah, quite some time back but they have been trying to rise to the challenge. there is various degrees of belief there we had analyst on yesterday on the 10:0

contribution commissioner mccarthy? >> here. >> commissioner walker? >> here. >> commissioner konstin is excused. next item, b, is the oath. will all parties giving testimony today please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you're about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? >> yes. >> thank you. you may be seated. i wanted to state for everyone's information that the department will present its case first and the appellant, each side has seven minutes to present their case. next there's public comment and members have three minutes each to speak. and then lastly there's rebuttal time of three minutes for the department and then the appellant. our next item is -- actually i wanted to make a brief announcement that case number 6861 has requested a continuance, so that case will be continued for 30 days. is there anyone here to speak or public comment? okay. seeing none, our next item is item c, approval of minutes. discussion and possible action to adopt the minutes for meeting held on april 17th, 2019. >> okay. are

house minority leader kevin mccarthy is about to brief reporters. mr. mccarthy: good afternoon.

house minority leader kevin mccarthy suggested it could have been worse. >> the president didn't joinhant like that. >>> prosecutors in new york say they've concluded their investigation into the hush money payments to two women who claimed to have had affairs with president trump. no new charges are expected. the payments violated campaign finance laws and landed mr. trump's long-time lawyer in prison. paula reid reports. >> are you relieved the new york investigation is resolved? >> reporter: cbs news has learned the justice department is not expected to file additional charges in an investigation into hush money paid to the president's alleged mistresses during the final days of the 2016 election. but court documents unsealed today reveal how extensive the president's involvement in the payments may have been. >> and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> reporter: the day after the release of the infamous "access hollywood" tape, mr. trump got on a call with his personal fixer michael cohen and campaign spokesperson hope hicks. prosec

kevin mccarthy said today the tweets were not racist. mcconnell, the senate majority leader said the president is not racist, trying to split hairs there a little bit. telling people of color or anyone to go back where you came from is just pretty much textbook racism. what would president trump have to say for kevin mccarthy or mitch to say that is racist. >> i think we're at the point where i think anything short of the n-word they will make excuses for because at that point there is really no question about it, right. so it is obvious to everyone else, it is amazing to me how many of the republicans are going out there and i said this yesterday, try to white-explain to people of color what racism is and what it feels like to deal with that every single day or to be told -- i don't think kevin mccarthy was told to go back to wherever the hell he came from and i don't think mitch mcconnell has experienced that and maybe his wife has and she's not of american descent. she's chinese-american. so these people are trying to trip over themse

house minority leader kevin mccarthy joins me at 1:15 p.m. eastern, so just a few minutes, and i will get his take on much more. another fox news alert, divisions among democrats blaring up as the second round of primary debates kicked off. senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren king pressed over their far-left policy ideas like medicare for all and the green new deal. actually, they are supporting those ideas, because they didn't come up with the green new deal. is there more moderate rivals warrant they would hand president trump a second term. watch. >> we can go down the road that senator sanders and senator warren want to take us, which is with bad policies like medicare for all, free everything, and impossible promises. >> you are wrong. [cheers and applause] >> i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> last year, democrats slipped 40 republican seats in the house and not one of those 40 democrats suppo

he wants the justice department to look into the charges people throw around the word mccarthy a lot it feels like legitimate comparison and deny being a member of the communist party. if you repfuse to name names, th worst thing is he knows what he's doing and he added that these questions need to be asked by the fbi or cia and i would like them to be asked in a not accessibly gentle manner, end quote. whoa, that's messed up i don't know what his problem with google is but feels like he's using connections with the white house to settle private scores pete teal is about to ruin lives. one of trump's best friend s served to mccarthy fame and do something along the lines but before we start cracking down on google, i'd like to know if there is hard evidence on this at all he had a major cyber secourity clearance and a board of facebook maybe he knows something i don't. if that's the case, i need evidence does he have names does he know how many card carrying members, is there a new joe mccarthy needed? this is ugly stuff he turned acquisitions back up to 11. he needs to dial it back b

i disagree with it. >> the president claimed he tried to stop those chants as mccarthy had earlier.pe clearly shows the president let it breathe. it went for 13 seconds. he didn't start speaking until it died down. and the president's claim that his supporters were not echoing his tweets, we simply ask on earth what were they echoing then? this whole episode of racially charged attacks punktated today by the president's rare move to disavow his actions at a campaign rally, obviously raising some serious questions about what kind of campaign the president is running. in just a moment i will be joined here on set by a top official in the trump campaign. but we kick things off right now with my colleague nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. help us understand why the disavowel. what changed? >> reporter: you know, there are a couple of reasons potentially for this, peter. i can tell you that according to someone familiar with the situation, one of my sources, the vice president was told by some republican allies that these chants of "send her back," for example, were n

congressman mccarthy is engaged in that and we are all over this thing and we are looking forward to this conclusion as soon as mother nature stops pounding us we will put this to bed. >> thank you, supervisor gleason. we have representatives here as well, representatives from bakersfield fire department, los angeles county fire department so there are many of these sources pouring into help this community. we would like to open it up to questions before we go to the breakout. >> we went eight miles east to the town and the ground shook, the hills came alive. and is that a new fault? >> in essence where was the epicenter? is that something we can state officially at this point? >> us geological survey. the information about the epicenter gets updated continuously so people are checking the automated locations and that gets updated through time and also the magnitudes bounce around a little. and the 6.4 where it intercepts the northwest southeast oriented fault, the epicenter of the main shock is just about here, a remote part of the base. i don't have a place name to give it a name.