. >> congressman meehan, thank you very much. appreciate you being on "new day." >> thanks, chris. >>> president trump inviting the philippines president rodrigo duterte to the white house. he's aus couped of many human rights abuses including a willingness to kill even drug addicts. should he be welcome at the white house? >>> the white house on the defensive, after an invitation by president trump to the philippines, authoritarian president rodrigo duterte, despite duterte's atrocious human rights record. john sifton is the asia advocacy director for human rights watch. good morning, john. >> good morning. >> what did you think when you heard president trump had a "very friendly conversation" request president duterte and extended this invitation to the white house? >> in some cases it's not surprising. president trump invited the authoritarian leader of egypt to the white house, but it was extremely disappointing. talk about who duterte is. not just an abusive leader, he boasts of his crimes which is more than a lot of abusive

that's republican congressman pat meehan from pennsylvania. congressman, thanks for taking a few minutes. we appreciate it. let me just ask you a bottom line question. we saw the first time around republican leaders took a look around and said, you know what, we're not going to have the votes, we're going to pull it. we're not going to actually have a vote on the floor. what do you think the chances are that there will actually be a roll call vote on this replacement bill? >> that's lesson one in washington d.c. i think you need to know the count before you put it on the floor. that's been the history of this institution for centuries and i think that that would dictate whether it goes on the floor, you'll know ahead of time. i don't think there's any real value in pulling something just to get head counts. >> what's your sense now because we've got our count here at nbc, we've got two republican no votes away from the numbers not being there with about 18 undecided. what's your sense talking to your colleagues? do you think they're going to c

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. >> hey, this is lieutenant meehan. can you send offender tye, t-y-e up to custody hall? i need to speak with him. >> it's been a bad week for ronnie tye. since being caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials have suspended his contact visits. and now they've just handed down a ruling on his request to be married at the prison. >> they denied getting married at this time due to conduct history. >> how can they deny me? >> it's just what they did. all i'm doing is just relaying the message. i don't know the reason. he wrote down here that safety and security of the facility. >> i got caught with a charger. >> i was told that you had a lot of reports. close to 70 last year? >> hell no. i ain't had that many. >> no, i'm just asking. >> whoever told you that is a lying son of [ bleep ]. they better look at my packet again. i haven't had nothing but two or three write-ups since i've been here. if the chaplain approved it, who is he to deny it? >> it's the superintendent. >> yeah, but is that constitutional? >> he's administration. >> are you saying the constitution ai

this is our pastry supervisor, linsey meehan. >> lindsey, good to see you. >> great to see you, good our campfire smors desserts, we smoke, we smoke a chocolate in house. we make our house made gram cracker. then we end trobe in mir ankle and toast it to order. >> can we try some? >> sure. >> recently made? >> yes, recently made. i'll just toast it off a little bit for you. >> yum. >> and then we pair it with a tart sour. >> we have some snores, amazing, for a monday memorial day weekends, caitlin, lindsey, thank for joining thus morning. >> thanks for having us. >> okay, so all set for your memorial day plans, if you have not made your plans already. matt, were you telling me how great this smelled earlier. so i sends it off to you. >> it smelled fantastic, i was standing out on the skydeck, kept peaking over the edge, man, what are they making? it was fantastic when i was up there, just smelled so good. hopefully there is a little bit left maybe when i'm done doing weather, run down, see if i can get one of those. that will was great. our eyewitness weather watchers up this morning

fitzpatrick from bucks county and of course doctor meehan. they remember when the republicans marked margolies on her way out. now you see the leaders and the followers all mocking with that na-na mockery of the republicans having done the same thing. there is a high school aspect to this, i think. it is like winning or losing the football championship. these people are enjoying the sport torsion put it lightly of winning and losing elections and careers. >> people are learning about pre-existing conditions, like pregnancy. about 27% of americans have something that falls under the category of a pre-existing condition. but listen to the state that's actually have a higher percentage of residents who have pre-existing kth. oklahoma, tennessee, kansas, kentucky, indiana, fascinating to take a look at that list. fascinating to see that americans are going to be learning, in many ways, at the same time members of the house are learning exactly what the details are. the high emotion for so many millions of americans but also their families. as eve

meehan. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you ms. olson for your work. ms. olson, often times the irs has a direct relationship with taxpayers because it relates to the taxpayer paying their taxes, but they serve another role. and it implicates a lot of people in which the information that one puts into their irs tax return is relevant for another purpose. and i speak to something which is touching families all across america today and that is college applications, including for financial aid. and so as colleges and universities interact with their students, they're reliant on the ability for the applicants to let people know what their financial status is, and that means they need to get into irs databases. outward facing tools have been used by the irs so that i authenticate who i am and then you allow me to go back into my tax return and forward that information on to my financial aid application. as a parent who's gone through this process and i know i am speaking for many, it is so incredibly frustrating to begin with. but now we're seeing that this sys

patrick meehan/-r- pennsylvania: no i don't think it's as good as it needs to be to get there.rep.lie dent-r- pennsylvania: the bill in its current form is problematic for a few reasons.one of the key sticking points sparking party infighting between moderates and conservatives -- how patients with pre-existing conditions would be covered-- a new amendment to the bill allows states to opt out of coverage for those patients. president trump raising more questions when suggesting in an interview that the bill isn't yet in its final form. despite the chaos surrounding this crucial piece of legislation promised by republicans for years-- the president says the bill will be greatpres donald trump/from fox news: it's been getting better and better and better and someone said 'the people voting for trump aren't getting good they're gonna get the greatest! these are the greatest people. we're either gonna have a great plan or i'm not signing it.in washington, kristen holmes ( catherine ) president trump is inching closer to a face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. the

. >> give meehan example of the pancakes. >> there is syrup. >> but we will only have half teaspoon ofyou can have sugar, or regular syrup but organic or mapel syrup 100 percent. no artificial ingredients. >> you will take three or four or 25 of them packets and pour them on. that is the problemy don't want to deprive you. i'm saying you can have some of what you want but let's do it in moderation so you don't miss it but don't exceed what you should be having. >> but a cheese stake. >> what is wrong with the cheese steaks. >> the carbs. >> the point is the size this is not 12-inch cheese stake it is half cheese stake, all about portion control. in the program, all my programs, mike you know think want you to eat regular food. i don't want to deprive you but don't go over board. you can have different things and still lose weight. >> we are cutting back. >> but we are also having snacks, snacks are the key. you have to do a lot of snacks because that bridges you between meals. people who snack well do in the want to over consume during meal time. go fish, air pop, popcorn, air pop popc

meehan: i thank the gentleman. i want to express my admiration and deep appreciation for the gentlelady from indiana for her leadership on this most important bill. this gives us a chance to do something which is to give a voice to those victims who have suffered in silence and yet had the courage to come forward and allow others who appreciation the depth of the impact that they have suffered, as well as an opportunity for us to assure that this kind of pattern doesn't repeat itself again. we know it's a pattern because we have as aptly demonstrated by the speakers before me, stories of young women who have been victimized because they enter a trusting relation shfment one between a coach and person which that power dynamic is so unique, the young person putting their future in the hands which is exploited by that person in the superior relationship. we now have a chance to assure that that trust is no further impacted. it's not just that relationship. it's the long-term implications of it, which are so damaging.

. >> isn't tha >> it looks more to meehan in a like a spring day than summer day. >> look how she's holding're just the best. >> they're best friends. >> hannah i know brings so much joy to her family she's making me happy. she's got to make them overjoyed. >> cute picture. >> hannah, great big happy early birthday. >> yes. >> hope number two is the best yet. >> that's right. i hope it's a great birthday. >> right. and i hope pluto brings you something fantastic for your birthday. >> me, too. >> have a super day. >> to send us your child's picture go our facebook page fox5 d.c. send it on in. we like big smiles. >>> 75 now in washington. hey, we are off to a warm sticky -- >> sweaty. >> -- start. >> um-hmm. >> and we're going to remain that way for much of the day day. thunderstorms will break things up this afternoon. no real relief until tomorrow look how much cooler it is in detroit. 49 this morning. 43 in chicago. so we're on the warm side of things with our bermuda high still parked off to our east. cold front will slide in later today. that will least scattered thunderstorm activity.

meehan: eugene weaver, patrolman scott basham. david weaver and christopher moles. we thank them for their service. we're indebted for their sacrifice. we honor their memories and our thoughts and prayers are with their families. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom maryland seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. raskin: mr. speaker, thank you very much. president trump is headed to saudi arabia today, which is an authoritarian theocratic state which bans any criticism of the government and executes people or imprisons them for allegedly insulting islam. in just a few weeks -- just a few weeks ago, a saudi man, who is in his early 20's, was sentenced to death for atheism and apostsy. another saudi man a few years ago was sentenced to serve 10 years in prisonen to suffer 1,000 lashes -- prison, to suffer 1,000 lashes and pay a million saudi royals for insulting islam, simply for advocating secular thought in the separation of church and state. there are dozens of saud