you don't see that very often, mick. you know in washington particularly in the house of representatives, except yesterday in the early afternoon, after almost three months away, after he was shot at a baseball field just a couple of miles away from where you are, steve scalise returned to a hero's welcome. i know you worked with him for a long time in congress. how impactful were these images of him coming back? because a lot of people thought he would never do what he did yesterday. >> yeah. it was pretty important stuff. i don't say this flippantly. steve, more than co-workers. steve was my second baseman. i was shortstop on the team for six years. we spent a lot of time on that field. to not only see steve to be at work tomorrow or walk in to the chamber something in all fairness didn't know was going to happen. that was good stuff. welcome back, steve. good to see you. abby: huge smile on his face. one thing that changed for him was his relationship with god. steve: he said it was proof that miracles can happen. bri

. >> now, c-span interview with mick mulvaney. this is 30 minutes area -- this is 30 minutes. host: what is the job of budget director? mr. mulvaney: it's the greatest job no one has ever heard of. the description of it is if you live outside of the beltway, you have never heard of omb, if you live inside the beltway, you have no idea what it does. there are a bunch of different ways to describe it. some people describe it as we are the policy police for the president. we make sure other parts of the executive branch are following through on the president's policy. we serve as a central junction box for the government. every dollar that goes from treasury out to the agency's flows through this office. every regulation that comes from the agency ends up coming through this office. we handle procurement for the federal government. we handle a lot of personnel issues. a lot of i.t. issues. we work with the inspector s general at all of the agencies. we don't do anything, but we oversee everything. and that's been kind of neat. host: how much of it is policy and how much of it is

mick: sure.not promise is it won't raise the deficit in the short-term and i hope it does. in order to get the size we want , and in order to get the sweeping reforms that we so absolutely need, you will see an increase in the deficit in the short term. the payoff in the long-term is the promise of balanced budget. that is why the budget guy is so heavily interested in what the tax program looks like. it is unlikely will balance the budget otherwise. david: earlier today on america."s "daybreak a fantasyland according to current anderson. this is a new book he considers the political consequence. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i'm david gura. the late senator says everyone is entitled to his own opinion but not to his own fact. that is a jumping off points for the critic curt anderson. he looked up a line between fact and fiction and how it has been blurred. >> fantasyland is the local election of previous -- predispositions toward believing the u

i know mick and i talk of a time. we have passed more bills in the house for the president and his agenda in the first six months of this administration been the first six of obama, clinton, and both bushes. it 260 are still in the senate. still busy working on judges and appointees. but the house is been extremely productive. not just extremely productive, more productive than any congress and the modern era. >> martha: i think it was mostly talking about health care in terms of his frustration. he went on to say -- >> we are frustrated too. started last may on repeal and replace, and we were hoping to get it done then. we too frustrated this hasn't gotten done yet. what i always say to my colleagues, especially in the senate, where this bill couldn't go through, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. health care is collapsing, obamacare is a total failure. got to get on it. the house did its job, passed its bill, we got to get added. >> martha: also discussion that chuck schumer and the person to have been d

as for is working with steve mnuchin and mick mulvaney, they .re encumbered to work with us after we declined the offer in june, my question to him today was not answered, which was which reforms were considered? why didn't we have discussions about some reforms being attached to that? that is a question that was not answered. over the next three month, i from the will hear us base of republicans that they need to engage us to talk about some of these reforms. right now, we have been shut out. i hope with 90 republicans voting against this today that they will pay attention to it. >> 90 republicans voted no after this meeting with the treasury secretary and mick mulvaney, the budget director. do you think those two administration officials turned the no'syeses, or work going in the same that came out? rep. walker: that is a tough question to speculate. if i were to give you an answer, i would probably say they lost a few votes rather than gaining a few. because of steve mnuchin's inability to answer some of the basic questions that came from members. it fell flat, crated murmurs thro

is mick mulvaney just being cynical?o the language he used in that interview with eamon. will democrats come to the table and work with something that the president supports they're putting the own us nus m and do what republicans don't want to come and do and i don't think chuck schumer and nancy pelosi are doing that. it looks perfect sense to look at the democrats who will have tough re-elections and see if they'll be someone who can work with republicans on taxes, and again, can we see what the details are? >> so on one side there are factions in the democratic caucuses of the house and senate that might lean toward supporting some form of of a tax reform on the other hands, there are factions on the republican side who might not go along with it -- with what the white house proposes anyway. >> absolutely. >> it won't be strict enough, it will add to the deficit too much. >> pay attention to what paul ryan told the associated press today when he wouldn't get nailed down on whether the tax reform wouldn't increase the

as far as working with steve mnuchin and mick mulvaney, i think the burden -- they are encumbered toork with us. offer fromclined the steve mnuchin and june, my question to him today was not answered, which is -- which reforms were considered? how many meetings did you have to discuss the concern for republicans to not raise? the debt ceiling? why did we not have discussions about these in attached? it was not answered. it was very specific, i hope that they will hear, as they did this morning from the base of the republicans, that they need to engage us, in talking about some of these reforms. right now, we have been shut out, and i'm hoping that with nine -- 90 republicans voting against the bill today, they will pay attention to it. >> congressman, 90 republicans voted no after this meeting with the treasury secretary and mick mulvaney, the budget director. do you think those two administration officials turned yes's?- any no's into >> that is a tough question to speculate. if i were to give you an answer, i would probably say they lost a few votes rather than gaining a few. >> wh

from "the mick," actress kaitlin olson. music from blondie.eaturing the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. former white house press secretary, sean spicer, said in an interview today that he never knowingly lied to the american people while in office. oh, really? then how do you explain this? >> it's another busy day here at the white house. [ laughter ] >> seth: according to the "washington post" in july of 2016, former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, offered to provide private briefings on the presidential race to a russian billionaire who is close with vladimir putin. so paul manafort was the campaign manager for donald trump and met with a billionaire, who is friends with putin, who is in a movie with kevin bacon. i did it, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] president trump tweeted yesterday, quote, ala

. >> the fact of the matter it, mick mulvaney, the omb director a member of the freedom caucus, when i talked to him, he said we cannot fund this disaster relief funding without raising the debt ceiling. so, you couldn't do both without the other. i mean, you couldn't-- >> and talk about a budget director mick mulvaney and former freedom caucus member. you have mentioned as homeland securi security, regardless whether you get that job, or someone else gets that job, given these storms and the navy, this could be a one-off after a dozen years of relative quiet, that disaster relief or disaster preparation should be factored in much more than it presently is at homeland security? >> oh, fema is a large-- the department of homeland security does, i think that people forgot about that, we've been fortunate, we haven't had these kind of hurricanes in many years. noaa, and the guys-- noaa and the administration pre digited this is-- predicted this would be a very busy hurricane season and fema was prepared for this. i think it's one of the most important missions that the department has, n

but their heart and soul would look like mankind played by mick foley. and this is why it really matters that last week the d.n.c. fraud lawsuit was dismissed thrown out it's over it's done however in the process it still managed to prove that the democratic party is a corrupt scam therefore bernie made off the bernie sanders. i don't don't get me wrong the republicans are just as bad but everybody already knows that no one was like no one expects anything but great a evil asking for the republicans. you know there's a lot to do with expectations right like if you if you go on into a day knowing it was someone who looks like chumley from pawn stars. then you're fine when he shows up you're like yeah that's my guy. but if you go on a day with someone whose facebook profile looks like jenelle monet and then chumbley from pawn stars shows up. very upset. your whole week it will. all on paper the democrats are the ones who want to regulate wall street and fight for the working man and when it comes to making sure wall street and financial services are fair t

but their heart and soul would look like mankind played by mick foley. and this is why it really matters that last week the d.n.c. fraud lawsuit was dismissed thrown out it's over it's done however in the process it still managed to prove that the democratic party is a corrupt scam therefore bernie made off the bernie sanders. and don't don't get me wrong the republicans are just as bad but everybody already knows that no one was like no one expects anything but great day evil ass cakes for the republicans. you know there's a lot to do with expectations right like if you if you go on into a day knowing it was someone who looks like chumley from pawn stars. then you're fine when he shows up you're like yeah that's my guy. but if you go on a day with someone whose facebook profile looks like jenelle monet and then chumbley from pawn stars shows up. very upset. your whole week it will. all on paper the democrats are the ones who want to regulate wall street and fight for the working man and when it comes to making sure wall street and financial services are

but their own heart and soul would look like mankind played by mick foley. and this is why it really matters that last week the d.n.c. fraud lawsuit was dismissed thrown out it's over it's done however in the process it still managed to prove that the democratic party is a corrupt scam therefore bernie made off the bernie sanders. i don't don't get me wrong the republicans are just as bad but everybody already knows that no one was like no one expects anything but great day evil ass cakes for the republicans. you know there's a lot you would.

we'll see how he feels about this we also have mick mulvaney, who has been all over the place talkingtax reform and other things we'll get his take on that and one of my favorites always, if you have trouble figuring out how to present the private sector conservative side, arthur brooks is the guy to do it of the aei he can -- by the time he's finished, i don't know anyone who doesn't realize the path to prosperity and to economic freedom comes through free markets. >> you think he could even convince this european socialist, joe >> no. no you have to have been raised in a place where there's some -- you have some idea of how things are affected >> okay. i will listen in i'll let you know if i changed my opinions. >> i paid andrew a dollar a page to read one of arthur brooks books. i think it was the road to freedom. i paid him it didn't help i won't do it again. you note index in the back, there's 40 pages listing references and stuff he charged me for that, too. >> my price is a little lower, but, you know, as long as -- >> is it in pounds >> yes that bounced back a bit. >> your bro

to it. >> congressman, 90 republicans voted no after this meeting with the treasury secretary and mick mulvaney, the budget director. do you think those two administration officials turned ses, or would it have the same outcome? rep. walker: that is a tough question to speculate. if i were to give you an answer, i would probably say they lost a few votes rather than gaining a few. because of steve mnuchin's inability to answer some of the basic questions that came from conference members. the closing statement he had as far as why we should be voting forward fell flat, crated murmurs throughout the conference. i don't think they did a great service to their position. it took kevin mccarthy coming in at the end trying to rally the troops, which he does well, and lays out an articulate vision. otherwise, it probably would have been a tougher vote. >> how can you change this dynamic? there is a lot of legislation that is going to come up in the next few months, not only the things that have been pushed off until december, but also tax reform, immigration legislation is going to be on the

mick troiano, executive director of the project will be on, he will talk about the group's efforts to support centrist candidates in 2018. be sure to watch live at seven eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. a, adamight on q and and gst, founder and ceo of open the book talked about tax dolls spent and transparency. >> veterans affairs, we audit the checkbook for the last four years. during a. where up to 1006 veterans died while waiting to see a doctor, the v.a. spent $20 million on on our portfolio. 27 foot christmas tree costing the amount price like cars. poachers priced like five-bedroom homes. culturesters -- huge like five bedroom homes. for $2 million. this is the type of waste in o government. >> suny night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. yesterday, national education association president discussed education policy,

. >> mick? mick who? >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) well, you know; sum it up. >> yeah, it's a tough choice, but i would say that quite often, it was the behind-the-scenes stuff that goes on that builds to a story that makes it memorable for me. for example, one of my favorites is ray charles, because at the time that i suggested the story, he was not really on the charts and getting the kind of acclaim he should've been. >> hinojosa: what year was this, ben? >> oh, this was back in the early 1970s. >> hinojosa: okay. >> and aretha's up there, and otis redding was a big star, and joe cocker-- a british guy who sounded like ray charles-- was on top of the charts and playing the fillmore auditorium, but not ray charles, except in tandem with aretha franklin one time. and i thought the man deserved more. he was one of the foundations of american music as we know it and love it. and so i just raised my hand and said, "ray charles is in town, let's do him." >> hinojosa: and was their immediate reaction kind of like

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neil: mick mulvaney, thank you very much, budget director of the united states. mick mulvaney.ere the froik caucus and frustrations are coming from, but the debt deal does not necessarily take all bargaining features away. mark meadows might disagree with that. very concerned about this tactic that keeps the ceiling an issue, not until the middle of december. chairman, very good to have you. i don't know how much you were able to hear from your old colleague, he more or less says you are still all kind of on the same page, just chill. what do you think? >> i've obviously talk to director mulvaney yesterday evening after the deal was announced. we want to see longer term debt ceiling bill that has conservative structural reforms and obviously, we didn't see that yesterday. neil: in other words, you would have preferred to see spending cuts, not in this case a spending measure, in this case, emergency relief? >> yeah, and the emergency relief, i believe that should have been a stand-alone, but that's a tactical question, but really when we look at debt ceiling, we've got to get o

what we end this compulsion in the state of east on which i bet most of this is i mean mick we're going to all want that i would love it and want other means when we get is. so far yeah this is for me that is me i want to be one thing with it i mean i want to. make it on time when we get on the commit battle the last saturday and say sign you see on all polls but i was always something that i was from. a matter of even thoughts as to my family. and what i'm going to get it was i mean you. know we might say that the disappointed i don't know twenty. but if it was you know i'm going to go on a couple. of months you know for but it's. going to the extent that i keep my someone else i think i have going on three. to someone else. said. that yes i said now you but i can. see to do there must must be employed or looking like you nicky or through the support i suppose to work with government. what kind of. battle was back in there with them to come because of gays because they want to someone called me a west coast and yeah starstruck. going to. see some president of the what they're going to

. >> mick jones co-wrote all of foreigner's hits.riah carey's cover, saying she added a lot of emotion into it. >> i can imagine you have so many stories. >> we fell prey to a few of the naughty things. france, bottles of champagne lining the room. >> in celebration of the big 4-0, the band has their first biography, and their first compilation album. >> kids of 10, 11, 12, singing our lyrics. haven't you got anything better to do? >> yeah, you can catch the band on their 40th anniversary tour through october 22nd. >>> coming up, "wonder woman" sequel news from director patty jenkins. next on kron-4 news eight: records.. shattered as the bay area sizzles in a late summer heat wave. when you can expect a break from the dangerously hot conditions an east bay rally to defend daca. that immigration program's future... now lies in the hands of president trump i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> we're run out of time for tonight. but we have one more thing for you to check out before you go. have a great w

we know some others who will be in the room include for example, mick mulvaney, budget director, as well as wilbur ross. the question will be as mick mulvaney said, do democrats really want to come to a deal with the president and what is that deal going to look like? basically getting down to brass tacks. particularly in about two weeks, september 25th when we expect to see the fill-in of the outline for the tax plan initiated or at least made public by house members, the house republican leadership over on the hill. so do democrats, what does a deal look like if they were to find one with the president, or in the words of director mulvaney, is this simply going to be some kind of a political, he didn't use the phrase stunt, but certainly seemed to allude to it. so i think that is going to be first and foremost the topic of discussion later on tonight, katy, when it comes to whether this tax plan can really get democrats on board. i think the consensus from a lot of folks i've been talking to over on the hill is that that is probably not going to happen. that the way this is being done

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the week again there in the mick kaye. that is it for asia business report. welcome back.n emergency meeting later on wednesday as the number of rohingya refugees fleeing violence in myanmar surges to almost four 100 thousand. -- 400,000. the war of words between washington and pyongyang heats up —— as north korea rejects new sanctions imposed on it by the un, president trump responds by saying they‘ re nothing compared to "what will have to happen". here, the announcement on lifting the pay cap on some public workers was made as official figures showed the cost of living had risen by more than expected in the month to august. the unions point out that any pay rise less than inflation leaves workers worse off. but where would the extra money come from? our business editor simonjack reports. sirens wail. public sector workers have been on the front line in more ways than one in recent times. the work of the police during terrorist attacks like this one at london bridge was widely praised, but didn't show up in their pay, which has been in a deep freeze. today's decision to

. >> joining me right mick mulvaney thanks for joining us. >> good morning as you disembark on this difficult but really critical step, of passing the budget, do you have the votes going into next week? >> well there is nothing to vote on yet keep in mind our running of this process, we are doing it, in my mind as former law enforcement myself the right way we have introduced, the framework basic set of principles white house worked on with leadership in the house, and the senate various folks in both chambers now ordinary course of business aring order through committee process folks are able to debate topics offer amendments voting on different changes that is the way legislation is supposed to get made, so the answer today no because there is nothing to vote on. maria: i am just really trying to understand where you feel you are in terms of this 1/2 trillion dollars tax cuts what you are hearing from both sides of the aisle you've got to line up votes going into next week; right? >> yeah no, i think a portion the purpose of this is broad, it is right wing of the party center moderate folks

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mick fleetwood lovely to talk to you. you're welcome. that's all we have time for tonight.l be back on monday with the very latest from the conservative party conference in manchester, where, amongst other treats, we'll be following a day in the life of one of the darlings of the fringe — jacob rees mogg. meanwhile, at its conference, ukip got a new leader, henry bolton. and it also got a new logo. unfortunately, some people noticed it looked rather like that of the english premier league. i don't know what anyone's talking about. but it made us think it's time to refresh our own look. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, hugh ferris. england's cricketers have ended their longest summer by making short work of the west indies in theirfinal one day international. an unbeaten century from jonny bairstow helped them to a comprehensive nine wicket victory in southampton and a 4—0 series win. west indies batted first and scored 288—6 in their 50 overs, with liam plunkett taking two wickets. but it was quickly clear that wasn't enough runs, as an opening stand of 1

we will be talking with mick mulvaney here in a moment.berg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg. i'm david westin. three big banks are now warning about how the third quarter is looking for their fixed income position to weaken. >> we are expecting revenues to be lower year-over-year, perhaps around 15%. iswhat happens this quarter not the latest in the business you are running. you try to have a good trade and look at the right side of the market, but we have an exceptional business, and it 20% thisown about quarter. last quarter for us, one year ago, was a particularly good quarter. form isgregate, the performing well, but it remains a challenge for us. >> we would expect that sales and trading, 60 be down in the year.nge versus last still with us is binky chadha of deutsche bank. is this give you any pause? mr. chadha: not really. if you think about the potential for relative sector performance, it has to come from relative multiples, what happens to them, and relative earnings growth. if you look at the financials, i would argue that they are

this is an absolute cat clis mick disaster. i mean, maria is exactly right.e island is still without power, without water. i think there was a different situation from harvey where they were trying to move the oil. what the governor of puerto rico was saying both yesterday and this morning was that they have a lot of that food and that water there in puerto rico. the problem is that they don't have the truck drivers and the mechanism to be able to get that distributed through the island. that really seals to be kind of the next point. tom bossert and brock long the fema director are doing a good job. >> look at this. sos, we need water, we need food. >> it's a very -- it's a scarey situation. i mean, people -- it's -- >> the ships would contain water and food, which is what they need. but it doesn't matter how many -- listen, i know. and they are helping, but to the point, they need food and water and those ships have food and water and they're not being allowed in because of something that can be suspended. >> so two things to that. based on the comments i'v

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