mr field, good to see you. thank you for joining mr field, good to see you.ntion. what would that entail? the background to this is all—parties find it difficult to reform the nhs. they are fearful their opponents will be able to stab them in the back. what we're trying to do is lay the basis for a cross— party to do is lay the basis for a cross—party alliance which clearly will centre on, it won't be the only issue, will will centre on the nhs having more money and where it comes from. governments don't have money. we taxpayers have money. it is a question of where that money will be raised. that's the basis of today's debate. the fact that this is a national service that so many millions of people use has become so split politicised has to be a cause of concern? it is of concern. particularly when i published a letter, e—mailfrom particularly when i published a letter, e—mail from a particularly when i published a letter, e—mailfrom a nurse who particularly when i published a letter, e—mail from a nurse who said earlier this week she cried before going into

mr. fields was asked. president-elect not shy at all about -- and whatever word you want to use, whether it's meddling in business and industry -- >> encouraging. >> -- encouraging strongly. what do you think? >> well, i was looking at the gm numbers before this news broke, judge, because we were hearing a lot about mr. trump and general motors and the cruze, chevy cruze sold down in mexico. they don't sell many of the hatchbacks here. a lot are dismal. people don't want that particular vehicle very much. they would rather have another. many of the others they might choose, scott, are vehicles made in mexico, whether it's by honda or general motors or ford or whomever. this particular move seems like ford is listening and reacting to the president-elect. that's pretty clear. and as mr. fields outlined there could be some strong reasons why given the small number of the small cars that they bring back into the country that even a tariff, if there is indeed a tariff on those, would not be as negative as the

mr. fields from ford was there both days. hopeful are you you can make some inroads. >> a lot of these regulations, especially the last 8, 16 years, that can be peeled away, if you have a president that will go after it. a lot of departments made the regulations without the approval of congress. the environmental extremists are good at tying things up in court. they will try to fight him at every chance they get. in the last two weeks of his presidency he made as the many handsouts as he could to them, whether it was giving them federal lands in the western states and locking down regulations. their hope toys tie him up in court. but if he can pull back 75% of these regulations that will be a boon for american manufacturing. charles: making america more hospitable makes sense. >> i love tax cuts and i love deregulation. but you will not revive the automobile industry by threatening them with punishment if they max miets their profits by globalizing their production. look at the basket case detroit is, and it's that way precis

mr. fields, would you have done this if donald trump were not elected president?> that's what we call a teal. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." we're watching whether a top executive, the head of ford in this case, blinked under the pressure from donald trump to cool it on shipping jobs abroad? you'll be interested to see how he came it on this and how all of this was going down the exact same day g.m. was taking renewed heat over building up their foreign commitment. what we know on this first day of the 115th congress as members are taking pictures with the new leader there, just again re-affirming his leadership role of speaker of the house, paul ryan, whether that republican house might have moved a little bit too swiftly for donald trump's liking, particularly on trying to reign in an ethics committee. donald trump was tweeting all the way this was not the time to pursue this as a lead-off agenda item. sure enough, they bent to that pressure. they decided maybe not is not the time to do that. virginia republican congressman, david pratt,

for the town, it means exactly what mr fields announced.al investment of about $700 million in the ford flat rock assembly facility and an additional 700 newjobs coming to flat rock and oui’ 700 newjobs coming to flat rock and our error of michigan which is the good news. how big is the town and how many people know those who work in ford? pretty much everybody knows somebody who works at ford. we are afforded town. the city of a little under 10,000 located at about 15 miles south of the city of detroit. halfway between detroit and ohio. we have a history that dates back to henry ford himself. one of his original gas stations sit near us. henry ford himself. one of his original gas stations sit near uslj know you are nonpartisan with this but nevertheless, would this suggests that donald trump's tweets are working? there is always two sides to every story and certainly if there is anything that helps bring investment to the city of flat rockin bring investment to the city of flat rock in the state of michigan, it is good news to us. indeed.

well, for the town, it means exactly what mr fields announced. is going to be an additional investment of about $700 million in the ford flat rock assembly facility and an additional 700 newjobs coming to flat rock and our area of michigan, which is always good news. and pretty significant in the town. how big is the town and how many people know those who work in ford? pretty much everybody knows somebody who works at ford. we are a ford town. we're a city of a little under 10,000 located at about 15 miles south of the city of detroit. kind of halfway between detroit and toledo, ohio. we actually have a history with ford that dates back to henry ford himself. one of his original gas lamp factories sits on the banks of our huron river, not too far from where the current plant sits today. i know you are nonpartisan with this but nevertheless, but would this suggest that donald trump's tweets are working? well, i mean, there is always two sides to every story and certainly if there is anything that helps bring investment to the city of flat rock in

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and approves this plan. he's here today to support the plan and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric's son along with others take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump's investment and business assets, commonly known as the trump organization, comprising hundreds of entities which again, if you-all go and take a look, there is a financial disclosure statement, the pages and pages of entities, have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20. here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement he has relinquished leadership andment of the trump organization to his sons don and eric and long time trump executive. together don, eric, and alan will have the authority to manage the trump organization and will make decisions for the duration of the presidency without any involvemen

mr. war field. is there any other public comment? >> if anybody that would like to speak could just come forward. hello, commissioners i sent you a letter late yesterday, and i have copied to distribute in case you haven't seen it. i'm not really prepared to talk but have to add to mr. war field's comments that both van ness brt and geary brt really need a lot more attention. removal of bus stops has not improved my ability to get around. going ahead and going this on faith, which is what these projects really have been based on and not the study is a great disservice to the city. and since geary has not ad vansz r vanced to delay the approval on the ier and to have them wait on that and give the public more time to read that report. 17 days during the holiday season not sufficient. van ness tree cutting will begin tomorrow, and the trees will come down and the lanes will be shut off. and disables and elderly will be inconvenienced to say the least. year /* i urge you to look at the effect of these projects which individually may sou

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and approved this plan. he's here today to support the plan and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others, take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump's investments in business assets, commonly known as the trump organization, compromising hundreds of entities, which again, if you all go and take a look, it is his financial disclosure statement, pages and pages and pages of entities, have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement, he has relinquished leadership and management of the trump organization to his sons, don and eric, and a long time trump executive, alan weissenberg. together they'll have the authority to manage the trump organization and will make decisions for the duration of the presidenc

mr. war field. is there any other public comment? >> if anybody that would like to speak could just come forward. hello, commissioners i sent you a letter late yesterday, and i have copied to distribute in case you haven't seen it. i'm not really prepared to talk but have to add to mr. war field's comments that both van ness brt and geary brt really need a lot more attention. removal of bus stops has not improved my ability to get around. going ahead and going this on faith, which is what these projects really have been based on and not the study is a great disservice to the city. and since geary has not ad vansz r vanced to delay the approval on the ier and to have them wait on that and give the public more time to read that report. 17 days during the holiday season not sufficient. van ness tree cutting will begin tomorrow, and the trees will come down and the lanes will be shut off. and disables and elderly will be inconvenienced to say the least. year /* i urge you to look at the effect of these projects which individually may sou

mr. fields: thank you, senator.e honorable cedric richmond, from the second congressional district of louisiana, please stand. along with all officers and members of the congressional black caucus for the 115th ongress. all officers and members. of the congressional black aucus. gentleladies and gentlemen, please lays your right hand and repeat after me. i, state your name, do affirm at i will support and defend the constitution of the united enemies inst all reign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation freely and without any mental of rvation or purpose evasion and that i will well discharge the duties of the office on which i .m about to enter so help me god. congratulations, godspeed, and continue to be the conscience of the congress. [applause] >> now at this time i would like to introduce -- present, rather, c.b.c. chairman g.k. butterfield of the 114th congress. representative butterfield is in his seventh term serving north carolina's first congressio

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with an approved this plan. he's here today to support the plan and will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others take over management of the trump organization. i will detail some of the extraordinary stuff now that steps that the president-elect is taking. president-elect trump, investments and business assets, comprising hundreds of entities, hish if you take a look at financial disclosure statement, the pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20. here is just some of the paperwork that is taking care of those actions. through the trust agreement, he's relinquished leadership and management of the trump organization to his sons, don and eric. and a longtime trump executive. alanher, don, eric, and will have the authority to manage the trump organization and will make decisions for the duration of the president the without any involvement whatsoever by president-elect trump. at the president-elect's direction, the trust

mr. fields making it sound like business as usual. as we know, trump has targeted specific companies.mething that does not go away soon? victor: indeed. this has been the main discussion topic in the past few weeks. i can say that the past week was really a nightmare for the mexican government when we saw that ford announced the canceling of the plant and we saw this unsettling announcement by nissan and chrysler. chrysler just said today that they might rethink their investments in mexico if president trump imposes a tax on the border. this is creating a lot of uncertainty here in mexico and maybe we are starting to edge towards panic because we don't know what is going to happen. there are a lot of investments that might evaporate. hoping towas basically increase its gdp and now they are thinking about a recession next year. that is one of the scenarios that they might be facing in mexico. the situation is complicated at this point. the political establishment is starting to get worried. the mexican finance minister was sacked when candidate-elect trump came to mexico. you might rem

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and approved this plan. he's here to today to support the plan and continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric and don along with others take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detailme extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump investments in business assets, commonly known as the trump organization, comprising hundreds of entities which again if you all go and take a look, it is a financial disclosure statement. the pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement, his relinquished leadership and management of the trump organization to his sons, done and eric and long time trump executive, allen wiesel berg, together they'll have the authority to manage the trump organization and make decisions for the duration of the presidency without any involvement whatsoever b

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and approves this plan. he's here today to support the plan and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump's investments and business assets commonly known as the trump organization comprising hundreds of entities which again if you all go and take a look in the financial disclosure statement, the pages and pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork that is taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement, he has relinquished leadership and management of the trump organization to his sons don and eric and a long time trump executive. together dorn, eric and alan wil make decisions for the duration of the presidency without any involvement whatsoever by president-elect trump. further,

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and approved this plan. he's here today to support the plan, and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others, take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump's investments in business assets, commonly known as the trump organization, comprising hundreds of entities, which again, if you all go and take a look at his financial disclosure statement, the pages and pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement, he has relinquished leadership and management of the trump organization to his sons, don and eric, and a longtime trump executive, allen wieselberg. together, don, eric and allen will have the authority to manage the trump organization and will make decisions for the duration o

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and approved this plan. he is here today support the plan and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others, take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump investments and business aspect assets, commonly known as the trump organization, comprising hundreds of entities, which again, if you all go and take a look in the financial disclosure statements, the pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork that is taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement he has relinquished leadership and management of the trump organization to his sons, don and eric, and a longtime trump executive. together, don, eric, and allen will have the authority to manage the trump organization and will make decisions for the duration of the presidency withou

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and approved this plan. he is here today to support the plan and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others, take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump's investments and business assets commonly known as the trump organization, comprising hundreds of entities which again if you go and take a look, it's a financial disclosure statement. pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions. second, through the frustgraergefrustrust agreement he wise relinquished managementf the trump rsion his sons d and eric. together, don, eric and alan will have the authority to manage the trump organization and will make decisions for the duration of the presidency without any involvement whatsoever by president-elect trump. furthe

mr. war field. is there any other public comment? >> if anybody that would like to speak could just come forward. hello, commissioners i sent you a letter late yesterday, and i have copied to distribute in case you haven't seen it. i'm not really prepared to talk but have to add to mr. war field's comments that both van ness brt and geary brt really need a lot more attention. removal of bus stops has not improved my ability to get around. going ahead and going this on faith, which is what these projects really have been based on and not the study is a great disservice to the city. and since geary has not ad vansz r vanced to delay the approval on the ier and to have them wait on that and give the public more time to read that report. 17 days during the holiday season not sufficient. van ness tree cutting will begin tomorrow, and the trees will come down and the lanes will be shut off. and disables and elderly will be inconvenienced to say the least. year /* i urge you to look at the effect of these projects which individually may sou

mr. fields would have done this if donald trump were not elected president. >> yes, absolutely.the cancellation of the plant in mexico was just really looking at capacity requirents, and the investments here in michigan are around building our high-tech products lear, making flat rock one of our most advanced manufacturing facilities we'll have going forward. >> really? no impact at all? nothing. well, i don't know. low oil prices figures to continue under the trump administration. so, that drives down demand at impact. in earls of it regulations and on, automakers have to deal with. he promises to relax these. that will hurt. fuel economy standards, he will relax those. that helps too. i think what mark fields really meant to say, what greg wiler, the ceo, oneweb ceo told this program last week. here is what he said. >> i'm fairly certain there wouldn't be as much in the works without donald trump, without president-elect trump. he is fanning the flames. he is trying to help grow -- he will not build the companies himself but what he wants to do is inspire and create in people

mr. fields part, don't you think? >> very much so. when i talked with mark over the last couple of months regarding his dealings with donald trump, it wasn't like he's come out and said, boy, you know, this guy is unbelievable. it's hard to deal with him. he's been intrigued by his conversations with donald trump. he says donald trump comes off as a thoughtful, incise sieve person in terms of let me ask you some questions in terms of your business. and reading this book is in mark field's opinion one more way he can better understand how it is you should deal with donald trump. because it is all about the negotiation. >> mark fields birthday. 56 years old. >> is that right? >> yes. >> seems younger than that. thank you, phil. >> you bet. phil lebeau tracking all that's happening out of that with the automakers this morning. you mentioned the timing of this rally this morning, bill. the orders authorized keystone and dakota access, nevertheless, we are closing in on dow 20,000. five dow components reported earnings this morning. dupont

mr. fielding has been extesively involved with and approved this plan.upport the plan and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others take over management of the trump organization. i'll detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump's investments and business assets, commonly known as the trump organization, comprising hundreds of entities, which again, if you all go and take a look at his financial disclosure statement, the pages and pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement, he has relinquished leadership and management of the trump organizations to his sons don and eric and a long time trump executive, allen. together, don, eric, and allen will have the authority to run the trump or anization. and will make decisions without involvement by president-elect trump. further, at th

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and apro offed this plan. he is here today to support the plan and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump's investments and business assets commonly known as the trump organization comprises hundreds of entities which again if you all go take a look at his financial disclosure statement the pages and pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement, he has relinquished leadership and management of the trump organization to his sons, don and eric, and a long time trump executive alan. together the three will have the authority to manage the trump organization and will make decisions for the duration of the presidency without any involvement

mr. mark fields, the head of ford and theirar, both expressed excitement and the opportunity for workingnt in terms of the president's tax policies, and in terms of mary barras said, even though donald trump said he will roll back environmental regulations. switching to something else, mr. trump also signed a memo around the -- memorandum on two pipeline deals, with regards to the dakota pipeline, dakota access pipeline, as well as the keystone pipeline. it does not exactly green like those projects. the obamaemember that administration had blocked those the keystone as well as the dakota access last september. you can see mr. trump signing those men around him, but it move forward with possible construction work, mr. trump saying he wants to renegotiate these deals and order to get a better deal for the u.s. government. take a listen. >> we are going to renegotiate some of the terms, and if they would like, we will see if we can get the pipeline built. a lot of jobs, 28,000 jobs. both transcanada and etp rose, up 3.5%. it is notsting thing, just about construction of the pipeline, but t

mr. fields at ford motor company, approves president trump walking away from that.e a general and brief comment she was looking forward to the opportunity that the new business environment in america offered to companies like. liz: irony putting china nip late tore of currency a -- ashley: with that note, mark fields, ceo of ford also just saying there we're happy to be a part of this renaissance in american manufacturing. stuart: yes. ashley: that sounds like a trump statement, say the right thing. stuart: say the right thing. we have what that meeting did was move up the stock price of the automakers. they had nice things to say when they came out of it. liz: nothing about the border tax. stuart: byron york with us. byron, i'm sure you just saw all of that. what do you make of it? this is the most extraordinary pressure laid on american business by an american president. he is not necessarily the friend of the corporations. he is kind of beating them up in many ways. he is everring them a huge carrot, a much better environment to do business but waving that big st

mr. fielding has been extensively involved with and approved this plan.to support the plan and he will continue to provide guidance as the plan is implemented and as eric, don, along with others, take over management of the trump organization. i'm going to detail some of the extraordinary steps now that the president-elect is taking. first, president-elect trump's investments and business assets, commonly known as the trump organization, comprising hundreds of entities, which again, if you all go and take a look in his financial disclosure statement, the pages and pages and pages of entities have all been or will be conveyed to a trust prior to january 20th. here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions. second, through the trust agreement, he has relinquished leadership and management of the trump organization to his sons, don and eric, and a long-time trump executive, alan weisselberg. together they'll have the authority to manage the trump organization and make decisions for the duration of the presidency without any involvemen

mr. stanton had been in the field. >> on at 8:00 on lectures and history, iowa state university professor describes the careers and social pressures on pioneering women writers like nellie blye and dorothy diction. >> they tried to assign her stories about flowers and and stuff except she kept busting out. she wrote stories about divorce laws, called for reform of divorce laws. largely baufs her mother's experience. she wrote about conditions for women who worked in factories. she wrote about the medical treatment of the poor. >> sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, the nasa film "friendship 7" documentling astronaut john glenn's or bit around the earth. >> roger, zero g and i feel fine. capsule turning around. oh, that view is tremendous. >> at 8:00, on the presidency, constitutional law professor garrett epps talks about the passage of the 22nd amendment limiting the number of terms a president can serve. >> no person shall be elected to the office of president more than twice. and no person who has held the office of president or acted as president for more than two years of a ter

are they going to go back into the fields? mr. kaplan: yes. you are seeing more drilling activity.ased on our discussions, if prices get, which they are about there now, between $55 and $65 a barrel, you'll see increases in drilling activity. we are already seeing it. you will see a good operating environment in 2017. this is based on the fact global supply and demand is finally getting into balance. we expect that to curve in 2017. michael: do they think they are going to be maintained we will not go through a boom and bust cycle? mr. kaplan: most people have been through booms and busts. after what they have been through, i would say they are very careful and cautious. if they have a chance to deleverage, they are. they are being careful about capital spending. of what is imprint going on the last couple of years will cause them to be cautious. even with that, you will see more activity. back to monetary policy, you are a voter. when you look at the economy, leaving aside the possible impact of the trump administration, is 66 basis points appropriate for this economy? mr. kaplan:

mark fields praising mr. trump following the meeting. >> by the president and the economic policies he's forwarding. i would call out yesterday the president's decision to withdraw from the tpp, we've been very vocal both as an industry and as a company, and we've repeatedly said that the mother of all trade barriers is currency manipulation. and t. tpp failed in meaningful dealing with that and we appreciate the president's courage to walk away from a bad trade deal. >> and president trump signed five more executive actions today. two orders reviving the keystone xl pipeline, and the dakota access pipelines, all directives on mr. trump's promises to give america energy independence his very best efforts. >> we'll see if we can get that pipeline built. a lot of jobs, 28,000 jobs. great construction jobs. >> mr. trump also signing three other executive orders that would expedite the environmental permit process for infrastructure projects, related to the pipelines directly. the commerce department to streamlin

mr. stanton had been in the field. >> on 8:00, iowa state university tracy luke describes the careers andocial pressures on pioneering women writers. >> they tried to assign her stories about flowers and stuff that would've made sarah joseph a hail happy. she kept busting out. she wrote stories about divorce laws, called for reform of divorce laws. largely because of her mother's experience. she wrote about conditions for women who worked in factories. she wrote about the medical treatment of the poor. >> sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america. friendship seven documenting john glenn's orbit around the earth. >> zero g and i feel fine. capsule is turning around. the feel is tremendous. >> at 8:00 on the presidency, garrett epps talks about the passage of the 22nd amendment limiting the number of terms of president can serve. >> no person shall be elected to the office of president more than twice and no person who has held the officer president or acted as president for more than two years of the term to which some other person was elected president shall be elected to the office of the

mr. corn field said if you find a tag or something on your circuit breaker box or something and it's old. with a straight edge or something take it off and save it. it may be the only record that something was done at that time. >> yeah, you had a question? >> you have permits for modifications. >> the question is do you make a request for documents and nothing turns up which happens frequently, maybe. where else would we look? where else would we look for the documents. >> the planning has historic files similar to what was said about the inner office between various city departments and ours have not been micro films. they're still in paper files so we have the originals. they're from about the mid 30s, um... forward. so if like the planning department approached the owners concerned something at that site, we would have our copy of that up there. >> here you go. block book has a notice in it. >> down on the bottom floor of the planning floor at 1660, we have block books that are another source of research. >> this is book number ten. volume ten and right down on the first floor you can

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mr. stanton had been in the field. >> at 8:00 on lectures and history, iowa state university professor, tracy luke, describes the careers and social pressures on pioneering women writers. >> they try to assign their stories about flowers and the stuff that would have made everyone happy except she kept busting out. she wrote stories about divorce laws. called for reform of divorce laws. largely because of her mother's experience. she wrote about conditions for women who worked in factories. she wrote about the medical treatment of the poor. >> sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, the nasa film, "friendship seven" documenting john glenn's orbit around the earth. >> roger, zero g and i feel fine. capsule turning around. oh, that view is tremendous. >> 589:00 on the presidency, constitutional law professor garrett epps talks about the passage of the 22nd amendment. >> no person shall be elected to the office of president more than twice. and no person who has held the office of president or has acted as president for more than two years of a term to which some other person was elected presi

mr. stanton been in the field. that was no conspiracy, most people to leave disparaging comment and the primary sources for historians to find later, they were all letting independently of each other. they have no access to each other's writings until the memoirs came out, by which time all of the others were finished and most of them dead. with the exception of numerous radical republicans with whom stanton never had the opportunity or the motivation to betray, his associates appear to have recorded mainly scathing indictment of his habits of personal and political treachery. pathologicalngly doubledealing. even hold with him stanton remained in close concluded chip -- throughout the rest of the lincoln administration and the accused cabinet, he stanton of infidelity to hold. hopeless trying to rescue his -- holt was trying to rescue his own reputation. until he was confirmed as secretary of war edwin stanton pretended to be the friend of george mcclellan on the left. we are living in 2016. stanton assisted mcclel

mr. stanton had been in the field. >>> tracy lute describes the social pressures on pioneering women writers. >> they tried to define her stories about flowers and the stuff that would have made sarah really happy. she kept busting out. she wrote stories about divorce laws. called for a reform of divorce laws. largely because of her mother's experience. she wrote about the conditions for women who worked in factories. she wrote about the medical treatment of the poor. >> sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, the nasa film friendship 7 documenting astronaut john glenn's orbit around the earth. >> roger zero g. i feel fine. capsule is turning around. oh, that view is tremendous. >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, constitutional law professor talks about the passage of the amendment limiting a president's

mr. rogers: after field reports and intelligence reports, 200,000 diplomatic cables, the taliban went on a killing spree taking out everyone who seemed to fit the description of individuals working with the u.s. it was indiscriminant killing. mr. speaker, we're hearing the usual hand wringing this morning from president trump's critics about the impacts of his executive orders of those who helped news iraq and afghanistan. these individual voices would be much more credible if they had criticized president obama for his irresponsible communtation of inmate manning. president obama may be gone, thankfully, but we're still suffering from his irresponsible decisions. change has finally come to america, mr. speaker -- madam speaker. manning and other enemies of our nation should be on notice. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from washington seek recognition? without, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jayapal: for hours i worked with colleagues from the port of seattle, the northwest immigrants rights project

mr. stanton had been in the field. >> and then at 8:00, on lectures in history, iowa state university professor tracy luke describes the careers and social pressures on pioneering women writers like nelly bly and dorothy dix. >> try to assign her stories about flowers and the stuff that would have made sarah joseph hail very happy but she kept busting out. she wrote stories about divorce laws, called for reform of divorce laws, largely because of her mother's experience. she wrote about conditions for women who worked in factories. she wrote about the medical treatment of the poor. >> sunday afternoon at 4:00 on reel america, the nasa film friendship 7 documenting astronaut john glenn's orbit around the earth. >> zero g and i feel fine. capsule is turning around. oh, that view is tremendous. >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, constitutional law professor garrett epps talks about the passage of the 22nd amendment, limiting the number of terms a president can serve. >> no person shall be elected to the office of president more than twice. and no person who held the office of president or acted as

mr. trump. immokalee is a town of field workers, immigrants, some legal, some not.rs, the very people president trump has, at times, threatened to evict. >> and just, like, what he says he'll do is kind of scary. >> and you never know when you might get that phone call and you say, "okay, my friend just got taken away." >> reporter: which is why when the non-profit immokalee foundation offered to send some of the high school's best and brightest to the inauguration, there was significant push-back. >> oh! my mom. >> why are you going? why are you supporting him? >> she was mad at me. she almost didn't let me come. >> reporter: brian's parents are both field workers. up to the morning of the trip his mom was still repeating, "usted no tiene que ir," you don't have to go. >> out of respect, though. >> because he had been our president, so whether we like it or not, that's what he's going to be. >> reporter: to some, that may sound like surrender. to others, it's bold and brave. but to the kids from immokalee, their attendance in washington, d.c. was not a statement of

mr. trump. this is a town of field workers, immigrants. some legal, some not.heir children are the dreamers. the very people president trump has, at times, threatened to evict. >> and just like what he said is kind of scary. >> and you never know when you might get that phone call and you say okay, my friend just got taken away. >> reporter: which is why when the nonprofit foundation offered to send some of the high school's best and brightest to the inauguration, there was significant pushback. >> my mom. >> why are you supporting him? why are you going? >> she was mad at me. she didn't want me to come. >> reporter: brian reyes' parents are both field workers. up until the morning of the trip, his mom was still repeating, you don't have to go. but brian and the others kept on packing and planning to proudly attend. >> just out of respect. >> he will be our president. whether we like it or not, that's what he's going to be. >> reporter: to some, that may sound like surrender. to others, it's bold and brave. but to the kids, their attendance in washington, d.c.