thank you, mister speaker.in the nine months the prime minister has held her office she has closed the door on desperate child refugees. she has ignored those suffering under the crisis in health and social care and is responsible for the shameful -- 20 years ago she berated the conservative party for being a nasty party but the party has never been captured. looking at this parliament, the legacy. >> order! whatever the strength of feeling the right honorable gentlemen must be heard! >> the legacy of this parliament is the abject failure of her majesty's official opposition to effectively hold the government to account for anything. a strong, decent -- >> prime minister! >> let me pick up the point he made on child refugees. this government has a proud record of supporting refugees, the second biggest bilateral donor to the region to support millions of refugees, to educate children as i saw when i visited georgia recently and we also supported the most vulnerable refugees including children, bringing them her

. >> i rise today, mister speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of the united statesica for obstruction of justice. heather: the president's reaction. >> reporter: those calls for impeachment for numerous mainstream media outlets as they grill the president over the comey memo claiming he caused obstruction of justice. listen. >> did donald trump try to block the russia investigation image and impeach the able offense? >> are getting closer to the possibility of yet another impeachment process? >> reluctantly i have to say yes. >> if this impeachable that the president obstructed justice? >> is a bridge too far? >> what do you think of this impeachment possibility? what is need to prove obstruction of justice as the guy fires the guy who asked him to drop the case. heather: the president fired back at the coast guard academy saying this is the worst any president has ever faced. >> no politician in history, and i say this with great surety, has been treated worse or more unfairly. >> those in the president's corner are brushing it off telling him to forget the press.

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al green/-d-texas> "i rise today, mister speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america." "it is now coming closer and closer to a constitutional crisis." it's reaching the point where it's of watergate size and scale." two days ago, the washington post reported that the president gave russian officials highly classified information from israel. yesterday, the new york times said comey had memos indicating he tried to talk him into dropping the fbi investigation of his former security adviser, michael flynn. you know, it's obviously, it's no small matter when we're talking about impeaching the president of the united states"members of both parties are now asking to see comey's notes on his oval office encounters. house oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz scheduled a hearing with comey next week ... but tweeted that the former fbi chief has changed his phone number. "our democracy has become a mess. . the turmoil

al green/-d-texas> "i rise today, mister speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america." "it is now coming closer and closer to a constitutional crisis." it's reaching the point where it's of watergate size and scale." two days ago, the washington post reported that the president gave russian officials highly classified information from israel. yesterday, the new york times said comey had memos indicating he tried to talk him into dropping the fbi investigation of his former security adviser, michael flynn. you know, it's obviously, it's no small matter when we're talking about impeaching the president of the united states"members of both parties are now asking to see comey's notes on his oval office encounters. house oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz scheduled a hearing with comey next week ... but tweeted that the former fbi chief has changed his phone number. "our democracy has become a mess. . the turmoil

. >> mister speaker. i think what this nation needs is a strong and stable government. isn't it the case that thanks to evolution we will not only just have, i hope strong and stable government, in the westminster, strong and stable leadership, the right choices made after may 4th. >> people in the west midlands have the opportunity to elect a strong leader overseeing 8 million pounds investment -- >> the local knowledge and business experience and a commitment to the west midlands to deliver the whole of the west midlands. on 8 june, to elect the strong and stable leadership and conservative government working together in the west midlands and strong conservative leadership in government. >>

defense colleagues, thank you to politico and their tropicana natives, all my colleagues and mister speaker. [applause] >>. [inaudible conversation] >> thank you very much for being here. thank you for putting together this amazing space, i hope you all got some

speakers introduce the vice president, she spoke about fellowship, prayer, love. the vice president going up to the podium. [applause] >> thank you all. president mcnulty, mister chairman and board of trustees, the distinguished members of this faculty, family and friends that are gathered here, join me in offering our congratulations to the largest graduating class in the history of grove city college, the great class of 2017. [applause] >> a joy to be with you today. i look across this gathering and the 606 men and women of accomplishment, character and great promise. today is a day of appreciation especially for all those who believed in you and saw you through many of whom are here today, your friends, teachers and wonderful family. let me say on behalf of moms and dads, one of the proudest moments of their lives too. i have been a governor and now i am vice president of the united states. the most important job i will ever hold is husband and father of the three wonderful kids. [applause] >> she has been mentioned already but my wife is the second lady of the united states of america. join me in welcoming karen pe e pence. [applause] >> we are the proud p