game each side of the nationalism is just was overwhelming we've never seen anything like this mr crowley is this a labor of love for you g.'s ty going to mr crowley because he's happy to do it oh you actually enjoy the really enjoy the experience yeah i. really did i got to be right on the lines always seeing the fans of the countries that we have. seven consecutive zero zero seven c. four world cups on the spear and you can really do is you're going to fall unfortunately no you. know next time you're proud of the world cup it is time i was on and said oh guys thank you very much for joining us thank you. thank you. let me. leave. the fruit of the poisonous tree this is what critics are calling the ongoing investigation of alleged trump world collusion with russia during the two thousand and sixteen election in the meantime the upper echelons of the f.b.i. have been decimated to proven just conduct as russia gave morphed into f.b.i. get. his or they just thought is drastic to us it has taken care of our cause just least of me you could function most of them from a completely different ca

s ty going to mr crowley because he's happy to do you know you actually enjoy the really enjoy the experience yeah. i got to this side of the lines always seeing the fans and the countries that we've had. seven consecutive all seven c four world cups on the spear and you can really do it your football unfortunately know you. next time are you proud of the work open. thank you very much for joining us i think they. put themselves on the line. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. more somehow i want to be. like to be for us as a white woman for freedom or people. i'm interested in always in the lines of my. sickening. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to the center of the football with you and we'll show you all the great game. you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. alone. and i'm really h

this is mr crowley christiane i went out last. the story is quite fun to us to think so for who brings people together so let's go in at least explain to me why you'll find they are all here on my ass and friends that were there for quite some time i was so we love soccer world cup it was a raving way to see the world and we started in ninety four my dad has been to the last seven world cup i've been to five his friend terry spent the last seven as well so we take every opportunity we can participate in the games then every single time we've had a wonderful experience with the credit what was the inspiration beyond going to the ninety ninety four will cook weren't a huge soccer family and i think the big sports in god but for whites i can't recall what was the inspiration well i'm a soccer coach and a high school level in the united states and what do you see what real professional soccer looks like and the ones we want to washington d.c. and star our first game each side of the nationalism and says it was overwhelming we've never

well you know it's good to see you for fun this is mr crowley good to see you sir christiane i went out. today. the story is quite fantastic it's a football brings people together so let's go in at least explain to me why you'll find they are all here on mass and friends that were there for quite some time why so we love soccer. have a little waving way to the world and we started in ninety four my dad has been to the last seven world cup i've been to five his friend terry spence of awesomeness miles that we take every opportunity we can participate in the games then every single time we've had a wonderful experience mr crawley what was the inspiration beyond going to the ninety ninety four world cup weren't a huge soccer family and i think you were big sports in god but why it's i can't recall you what was the inspiration well i'm a soccer coach and a high school level in the united states and what do you see what real professional soccer look like and the ones we want to washington d.c. and so our our first game each side of the nationalism which is it was overwhelming we've never see

mr. crowley, for mr. minutes. crowley: mr. speaker, the trump administration in its attacks on families seeking sylum are in full force. the attorney general jeff sessions just announced this week that victims of necessaryic violence -- domestic violence and gang violence will no longer asylum here in the united states. victims of domestic violence as nited ates.. victims of gang violence. will no longer be eligible for asylum, refuge here in the united states. this isn't about going after the perpetrators. what the attorney general is doing, he is targeting the victims. not the perpetrators, but the victims of domestic violence a of gang violence. meanwhile, the administration continues to engage in the sickening policy of taking children, babies, away from their mothers and their fathers. just like this woman from guatemala. mr. speaker, this is an ugly hour for our nation. uglyier -- uglier than we have seen in a very, very long time. as a father myself, my heartaches when i hear the tories of toddlers screaming for their p

mr. crowley: this isn't america. we are better than this. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly, for five minutes. mr. elly: thank you, speaker. america's winning again. earlier in week marked the 500th day of the trump-pence administration. last friday's new jobs report by the department of labor was a reminder of just how positive these first 500 days of the trump administration have been for america. this is not just good news. this is great news for all americans. a "new york times" headline proclaimed, we ran out of words to describe how good the jobs numbers are. according to cnbc, the headline was, there are more jobs than people out of work. something the american economy has never experienced before. the front page of "the new york post" was more succinct. it said, we're in the money. now, here's just a few snapshots. the national unemployment rate down to just 3.8% is now matching its lowest rate since 1969. more than one million new jobs have been created since president trump sign

mr. crowley from new york. mr. crowley-ily: thank you, mr. lewis. there is only one word that goes through my mind when i think about what this white house is doing to children right now. it's shame. shame on them. for years we saw republicans try to attack democrats to having the gall to our o own children. americans health care. tore to risk global warming. your leaders stood up on this shame on us. shame on you for letting this happen. for being willing to let kids be kept in warehouses because you can't stand up to this president. these are children. children who deserve the love 6 a --of a mother and father. not shame on us. shame cages or concrete floors. these are children's. babies in some cases. they need someone to comfort them when they can't sleep. to cool their food when it's too hot. to give them those bakse of love and kindness that these children need. what they don't need us is to be used as hostages for president trump to get his anti-immigrant wish list and a wall. they don't need to be demonized when the families are seeking refu

mr. crowley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. crowley: i thank the gentlelady for yielding time. i rise in strong opposition to the spending cuts to expired and unnecessary programs act. this bill strips $7 billion from the children's health insurance program. $7 billion for sick kids. it is unbelievable if you stop and consider it. the republicans are asking children to pay for their tax break to the rich. this is just another illustration of the g.o.p.'s convoluted priorities. $1.5 trillion goes to corporations and special interests. and when the budget comes up short, republicans dip into health care for children to make up for their recklessness. it doesn't have to be this way. chip was, for decades, a bipartisan piece of legislation. because despite any policy differences we may have had, democrats and republicans were always to come together and agree. chip is a fundamentally important program for our nation. what changed? where did your consciences go? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gent

mr. crowley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. crowley: i thank the gentlelady for yielding time. i rise in strong opposition to the spending cuts to expired and unnecessary programs act. this bill strips $7 billion from the children's health insurance program. $7 billion for sick kids. it is unbelievable if you stop and consider it. the republicans are asking children to pay for their tax break to the rich. this is just another illustration of the g.o.p.'s convoluted priorities. $1.5 trillion goes to corporations and special interests. and when the budget comes up short, republicans dip into health care for children to make up for their recklessness. it doesn't have to be this way. chip was, for decades, a bipartisan piece of legislation. because despite any policy differences we may have had, democrats and republicans were always to come together and agree. chip is a fundamentally important program for our nation. what changed? where did your consciences go? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gent

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this is a good friend of mine from miami hello you know it's good to see you before five this is mr crowley good to see you sir christiane i went out yesterday. the story is quite funtastic doing so for brings people together so let's go in explain to me why you'll find they are all here on mass and friends that were there for quite some sort of war so we love soccer world cup it was a raving way to the world and we started in ninety four my dad has been to the last seven world cup i've been to five his friends here he's been of our seven as well so we take every opportunity we can participate in the games then every single time we've had a wonderful experience with the crowd of what was the inspiration beyond going to the ninety ninety four will cook weren't a huge sacrifice about the big sports and god but why it's like a body what was the inspiration well i'm a soccer coach and a high school level in the united states and what do you see what real professional soccer look like and the ones we want to washington d.c. and star our first game each side.

mr. crowley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. crowley: mr. speaker, we were so close. so close. some republicans were finally willing to work with democrats on a bipartisan way forward to give certainty to dreamers, young people want to be able to work and go to school here, free from fear. we needed just three more republicans to tell their party, enough is enough. just three more republicans to support our bipartisan effort to hold votes on an array of proposals and let the most popular one win the day. sadly, when the time came they abandoned that effort. they abandoned the dreamers. they came -- caved because the republican leadership twisted their arms. because the most hateful elements within their party, they don't want to fix these problems. they thrive off them. they don't want these people who deserve citizenship to get it. we do. they don't think families deserve asylum or protection. we do. they don't think these people deserve a chance at the american dream. we do. the bills we have before us today are a disgrace. they do nothing

mr. crowley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. crowley: i thank the gentlelady for yielding time. i rise in strong opposition to the spending cuts to expired and unnecessary programs act. this bill strips $7 billion from the children's health insurance program. $7 billion for sick kids. it is unbelievable if you stop and consider it. the republicans are asking children to pay for their tax break to the rich. this is just another illustration of the g.o.p.'s convoluted priorities. $1.5 trillion goes to corporations and special interests. and when the budget comes up short, republicans dip into health care for children to make up for their recklessness. it doesn't have to be this way. chip was, for decades, a bipartisan piece of legislation. because despite any policy differences we may have had, democrats and republicans were always to come together and agree. chip is a fundamentally important program for our nation. what changed? where did your consciences go? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gent

mr. crowley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. crowley: mr. speaker, we were so close. so close. some republicans were finally willing to work with democrats on a bipartisan way forward to give certainty to dreamers, young people want to be able to work and go to school here, free from fear. we needed just three more republicans to tell their party, enough is enough. just three more republicans to support our bipartisan effort to hold votes on an array of proposals and let the most popular one win the day. sadly, when the time came they abandoned that effort. they abandoned the dreamers. they came -- caved because the republican leadership twisted their arms. because the most hateful elements within their party, they don't want to fix these problems. they thrive off them. they don't want these people who deserve citizenship to get it. we do. they don't think families deserve asylum or protection. we do. they don't think these people deserve a chance at the american dream. we do. the bills we have before us today are a disgrace. they do nothing

s ty going to mr crowley because he's happy to do you know you actually enjoy and this is a really enjoy the experience. i got to be a part of the lines are we seeing the fans of the countries that we visit seven consecutive zero zero seven c. four world cups on the spirit of the renewal do as you were put it well unfortunately no you. know next time you're proud of the world. always on time fredo guys thank you very much for joining us. but the politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. somehow i want to be rich. but you going to be for us it's like a four three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the lawyers in the. city. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watchin

mr. president. this is an honor to be here today. as you said, crowleyitime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses. and in return, my family, we were able to invest in hour children's education. [ applause ] >> my son, cameron, he will be entering into his senior year at moore house college in atlanta, georgia. [ applause ] >> and my youngest, christian hill, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in the fall. [ applause ] >> so because of this, you know, maritime is a great company. i'm very honored to work for a great company and for the company to benefit from such a great tax opportunity in which they were able to give back to the employees. and so i want to thank not only mr. president for allowing us the opportunity to tell our story, but also crowley as a company i've been with so long throughout my career. so thank you again. >> good job. [ applause ] >> by the way, she got the biggest, by far, including you, ivanka. and including all of my political geniuses out here. great job. it's like

mr. president for the invite. it is an honor to be here. as you said, crowleyaritime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses. wereturn, my family, we able to invest in our children's education. >> [applause] >> my son will be entering his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia. >> [applause] >> and my youngest will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in the fall. >> [applause] so because of the crowley maritime, i have been there 24 years, i am honored to work for such a great company and for the company to benefit from such a great tax opportunity in which they were able to give back to the employees and so, i want to thank not only mr. president for allowing us the opportunity to tell our story, but also crowley as a company that i have been with for so long. thank you again. >> [applause] president trump: good job. >> [applause] president trump: by the way, she got the biggest by far, including you, ivanka, and my political geniuses out here. great job. it is like you are a professional speaker

mrs. alexandria ocasio-cortez. da: after the shocking result, otpresentative crowley tried to go out on a highwith his performance of bruce springsteen's "born to run." this defeat will roc democratic party for some time. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. jane: for more on this, a short time ago i spoke to a.b. stoddard of realclearpolitics, and asked her if she saw this upset coming. a.b.: i think we have seen examples of this before when a member is so focused on the leadership aspirations in washington in the democratic or the republan conference that they don't spend enough time at home. it is absolutely pitiful that she won this by fewer than 16,000 votes. he lost -- he amassed fewer tha. 12,000 vot fewer than 28,000 votes in a y strict of 700,000 people. congressman crowows 20,000 people. you could have won this -- he could have one does. he obviously spent much more time on his national ambitions, leadership ambitions, becoming top democrat if pelosi leaves. what his colleagues are saying today is they don't see a trend because they don'want to say he was a bad member at home. d if you smeone to sit in for you

mr. president, what about the progressive challenger that beat joe crowley. >> that was a shocker, for crowleyo lose that election. i was surprised, everybody was surprised. we had somebody in there for years, mr. president, and i think he probably took it for granted. i can't say i'm disappointed because i was never a big fan, but he lost his election, probably shouldn't have lost his election, maybe you get a little complacent. that does happen. you get complacent and he lost. that's a big loss. i tell you that, that was a shocking loss. it is what it is. thank you all, very much. reporter: mr. president, sir, are you worried your tariffs are backfireing? >> they're doing great. the steel industry is doing great, the tariffs are incredible and the steel industry is doing great and our country is doing great. the numbers coming out from the companies are far beyond what anybody thought possible. we're doing good. but have to have fair trade deals and working on really fair trade deals. working with your representatives on trade deals. >> that's good news, good news. >> thank you, everybody. >

mr. president for allowing us the opportunity to tell our story but also crowley as a company that i haveeen with for so long. thank you again. [applause] >> good job. by the way, she got the biggest by far, including you, ivanka, and my political geniuses out here. you are a professional speaker. have you done that before? >> i have not. >> you have not? that's called potential. beautiful. another american who has used ,is tax cut to get back is guy president of guy chemical in somerset, pennsylvania, the great state of pennsylvania. bonuses, raised salaries and purchased new equipment. he has hired 30 new employees to help meet customer demand, which is looming right now. the best he has ever had. here are two of his tremendous employees, lee and michelle. we want to ask guy if you could come up and say a few words about the tax cuts and how it has affected your company and i assume, your people who work for you are really happy. please. [applause] president trump and members of congress, i can't a how much this means to my company. what i found it my company in 1995, i mortgaged my hou

mr. president, what about the progressive challenger that beat crowley from new york? was a shocker. for crowley to lose that, that was a shocker. i was surprised. everybody was surprised. we've had somebody that was in there many years, mr. president, and i think he probably took it for granted. i can't say i'm disappointed because i was never a big fan. but he lost his election probably shouldn't have lost his election maybe you get a little complacent, you know, that does happen you get complacent that's a big loss. that was a shocking loss but it is what it is thank you very much. they're doing great. by the way, the steel industry is absolutely doing great. the tariffs have been incredible and the steel industry is doing great. and our country's doing great. you're seeing the results. the numbers coming out from the companies are far beyond what anybody ever thought possible. we're doing really good. but we have to have fair trade deals. and we're working on really fair trade deals. we're working with your representatives on fair trade deals. >> that's good news.

mr. president, for the invite, it's an honor to be here today. as you said, crowleyitime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses, and in return, my family, we were able to invest in our children's education. [applause] my son cameron, he'll be entering into his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia. [applause] and my youngest, christian hill, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in the fall. [applause] so because of the crowley maritime is a fantastic company, i've been there 24 years, very honored to be with a great company and a company to benefit from such a great tax opportunity in which they were able to give back to the employees. so i want to thank not only mr. president for allowing us the opportunity to tell our story, but also crowley as a company that i've been with for so long throughout my career. so thank you, again. >> thank you. [applause] >> good job! by the way, she got the biggest, by far. [laughter] including you ivanka and including all my political geniuses out here. great

mr. president for the invite. such an honor to be here today. as you said, crowley maritime is able to benefit from the tax reform by ten employees bonuses and in return, my family, we were able to invest in our children education. my son cameron, he will be entering into his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia, . and my youngest christian hill, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state both in the fall. so because of the crowley maritime is a fantastic company, been there 24 years, very honored to work for such a great company and for the company to benefit from such a great tax opportunity in which they were able to give back to the employees. so i want to think not only mr. mr. president for allowing us the opportunity to tell our story, but also as a company that i've been with for so long throughout my career i must've thank you again. by the way, she got the biggest by far. including you, and including all of my political geniuses out here. great job. your professional speaker. a very good. have you done that before? you hav

mr. president for the invite it's an honor to be here today as you said, crowley maritime was able to benefit from the tax reform by paying employees bonuses. and in return, my family, we were able to invest in our children's education my son cameron, he will be entering into his senior year at morehouse college in atlanta, georgia. and my youngest, christian, he will be entering into his freshman year at savannah state, both in the fall so because of this crowley maritime is a fantastic company. i have been there 24 years i'm very honored to work for such a great company, and for the company to benefit from such a great tax opportunity in which they were able to give back to the employees. and so i want to thank not only mr. president. >> and we have been listening to president trump mark the six-month anniversary of the tax reform, touting the benefits, and we're just listening to a woman speak who was able to receive a bonus thanks to tax reform, which she then used to send her kids to college let's go to eamon javers who joins us from the white house with more on this. >> the president, t

crowley to lose that election, that was a shocker. i was surprised. everybody was surprised. we had somebody that has been in there for many years, mr. president and he probably took it for granted. i can't say i was disappointed. i was never a big fan. but he lost his election. probably shouldn't have lost his election. maybe you get complacent, you know. that does happen. you get complacent. he lost. that's a big loss. that is an amazing -- that was a shocking loss. but it is what it is. thanks very much. >> mr. president, are you worried your tariffs are backfiring? >> they're doing great. the steel industry is doing great. the tariffs have been incredible. the steel industry is doing great. our country is doing great. the numbers are coming out are far beyond what anybody thought possible. we're doing good. we have to have fair trade deals and we're working on fair trade deals. we're working with your representatives on fair trade deals. >> yes. that's good news. >> thank you, everybody. >> mr. president, as far as the decision, after nato? >> probably. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, everybody. thank you very much. >> dana: tha

crowley to lose that election, that was a shocker. i was surprised. everybody was surprised. we have somebody that has been in there many years, mr. president, and i think he probably took it for granted. i can't say that i am disappointed because i have never a big fan. but he lost his election. probably shouldn't have lost his election. maybe you get a little complacent. you know, that does happen. you get complacent. and he lost. that's a big loss. i tell you what, that's an amazing -- that was a shocking loss. but it is what it is. thank you all very much. [ overlapping speakers ] >> they are doing great. by the way, the steel industry is absolutely doing great. the tariffs have been incredible. and the steel industry doing great. and our country is doing graph. you are seeing the results. the numbers coming out from the companies are far beyond what anybody ever thought possible. we are doing really good but we have to have fair trade deals and we are working on really fair trade deals. we are working with your representatives on fair trade deals. >> that's good news. good news. >> yes, yes. it's going to be very good. going

mr. crowley from new york. mr. crowley-ily: thank you, mr. lewis. there is only one word that goes through my mind when i think about what this white house is doing to children right now. it's shame. shame on them. for years we saw republicans try to attack democrats to having the gall to our o own children. americans health care. tore to risk global warming. your leaders stood up on this shame on us. shame on you for letting this happen. for being willing to let kids be kept in warehouses because you can't stand up to this president. these are children. children who deserve the love 6 a --of a mother and father. not shame on us. shame cages or concrete floors. these are children's. babies in some cases. they need someone to comfort them when they can't sleep. to cool their food when it's too hot. to give them those bakse of love and kindness that these children need. what they don't need us is to be used as hostages for president trump to get his anti-immigrant wish list and a wall. they don't need to be demonized when the families are seeking refu