easy going to be a more in morley and video? is mrtrump going to be a more in morley and video?t to video? is mr trump showing he might want to change to an? that's really not clear from this first moment. it's really not clear also that scaramucci will be the one doing the briefings. when he came out he said sarah huckabee sanders will be the new press secretary. she has been conducting a lot of the briefings, and they've been off camera a lot lately instead of being on camera and she has been conducting them. the thought is that she will continued to conduct briefings. what he really brings is a loyalty to the president of the united states. time and time again he said, i love this president and i love this team. he doesn't bring a lot of communications experience. he is good on television, he has been out on cable defending the president. his background is in finance and most of his political experience has been as a political donor. thanks so much forjoining us. it is a new and frightening weapon, acid, often thrown in people's faces with horrific results. assaults involving

it's to morley two more years o figure this out. they've already had seven years plus, so what makes the american people think that two years is going to get them to where they need to be? if you're a conservative, you've been saying since obamacare is implemented that it is literally killing people. it's costing the government billions of dollars a year and causing the deaths, whether directly or indirectly, thousands of americans a year, how can you not step forward and vote repeal it immediately? >> eric: that's what grandpa wants to do. >> gillian: i'm showing the hypocrisy there. there are two arguments that rub right up against each other that republicans are trying to message away and is not working. >> rachel: i was when to say, first of all, rand paul is one guy. let's be realistic, he is not the only voice in the senate, but i will say this, the sausage making is where it's at and he does lie, by the way at the seat of mitch mcconnell because his refusal to blow up the filibuster rule which is making it very complicated an

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jeff morley. [applause] jeff: thank you all. thank you, jacob for that presentation. for heading up this marvelous event where i find myself learned something new with every speaker. i hope to reward and thank you all for coming. of people i had only met by email, it is gratifying to me people in person. coming.u for i hope to reward your interest by telling you a story about james ingle 10 the chief of counter intelligence of the central intelligence agency during the kennedy administration. this story speaks directly to some of the things that we have already heard. this describes the actions of the cia and the pursuit of peace. reality oftes the government that michael glennon talked about. abouts some new details what doug horne talked about. i've could not have given this presentation without the help of several people and i want to thank them. whot of all, john newman introduced me to the oswald file. malcolm who came from england who talked about some of what we found. as well as another man for alerting me to one of the key files. that nothinghasize i say in t

. >> jim henson and kermit the frog in an interview with mor y morley. >> they have a new home at theage here in new york city. before the muppet show -- >> so this where us birds live. >> -- and "sesame street" changed culture, jim muppet was a young puppet tear and a full film maker. now it's being told in the moving exhibit. >> he wanted to tell a comprehensive story of jim henson's creative story when he started working in television in 1955, a constant reaching for something new. >> the permanent exhibit unveiled this week features more than 300 artifacts, many donated by henson's family including 47 pun its raging from kermit the frog to yurk. vesters can also use an interactive display to control the muppet. as more than 2,000 people contributed to a kickstarter program to make it all possible. >> there's no community that has stronger feelings than the community that are jim henson fans. they feel such a connection to h his work. >> okay. i'm in. wei tonight go. >> look at that. >>> chef roxanne sprun's got a jump start on her culinary career in high school. now she's at the t

people like peter morley, who survived cancer and now lives with lupus. he won't be able to afford his life-saving infusions if repeal happens. or for baby theo, born with two holes and an enlarged kidney. the return of life-time caps would mean the loss of insurance for him. and red raccoon, an iraqi war veteran suffering from pstd. he we lies on medicaid to supplement the inadequate v.a. system. each of them and millions more will suffer if repeal or replace goes forward. i believe we are a greater, more caring nation than this. i believe we can, we shall, we must do better. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. banks: madam speaker, here in washington we are currently in the middle of an important debate on the federal budget. it is clear that dramatic changes need to be made in the way that taxpayer dollars ar

that is appropriate within four hours because all the evidence shows us that it saves lives and it morley? the trick is getting the patient as quickly as possible. what the ambulance crew will do is they will repeat the fast test to see the face and arms are affected and then they will dispatch as quickly as possible to a acute stroke unit. as the patient is transported they will liaise with accident and emergency and the stroke unit so that all the people are on hand to deliver the essential scans and get the patient ready, if they are eligible, for clotbusting treatment called from the lysis, or even this new really game saving treatment for trope where the stroke is physically removed from the brain, the clot is physically removed. thank you very much for coming in. that is the chief executive of the stroke association, thank you. theresa may said she stroked a little tear when she realised the result of the general election but says she does not regret calling. ministers have published their long—awaited repeal bill and a top civil servants as the government is so badly split over bre