and we will see that come november and we will see that in twenty one amy will he sit down with mr miller well every lawyer in america particularly defense attorneys including alan dershowitz would say that is a terrible idea especially when you know that mr miller is trying to set perjury traps far far apart and separate and away from the original mission of the investigation which is did the russians meddle in our election and was there any collusion which by the way is not a legal term but was there any cooperation with the trump campaign so most legal experts would tell you that mr trump sitting down with mr moller is a very bad idea but getting back to the former secretary of state mr tillerson in his speech perhaps he was talking about the president hard to know he didn't say but he very well could have been talking about james comey or james clapper our former director of national intelligence or for that matter john brennan our former cia director who we are learning every day has not been telling the truth both under oath and to the american people when it comes to the russian ve

miller. i yield to my friend, representative loudermilk, for what time he may consume. mr. loudermilk: thank you and thank my good friend, representative carter, from the great city of savannah and great state of georgia to honor a true statesman a ledge end in the state of georgia, zell miller. it's sad that we wait until someone has left this life to sing their praises and to recognize the tremendous impact that they have had not only in our lives but our children's lives and that defines zell miller. i never had to serve with zell miller even though i served with other governors. but i knew of zell miller. and that says a lot about someone even though you don't personally know them but know of them, signifies the impact they are having on limbs. zell miller's death was a tremendous plow. i knew of him from my involvement in politics and i knew as representative carter said he was one of the few, if not only to be the key note speaker at the dem cat and republican national conventions. that means he was truly bipartisan. and what does that mean? it doesn't seem to be a lot

mr. miller to have access to the information he needs. >> do believe that the country georgia can come close to -- >> i have also is supported george's aspirations of being nato's partner. obviously they still have problems in the territories. that's been a major obstacle to achieve, but i supported want to see us work out game plans were that can happen. >> use it the trump administration is not using all of the tools. >> i don't think they've used any of the tools let alone all the tools. they missed a deadline for imposing sanctions. i want them to impose sanctions that are required for the intelligence community and defense community and others that are required. >> the trump administration implemented a much broader -- than the obama administration. >> the congress took dramatic action last year to increase sanctions against russia. we would expect the sanctions to be used. trump has used some sanctions against russia but not at the level we have authorized. so is comparing it to what congress authorized in their same companies that don't want to deal with russia companies they also say

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mr. miller, let me start with you. during that presser that just wrapped up, not so much a presser as it was a back and forth with reporters. president trump ignoring a question about confidence in rosenstein. this is what he said. >> if they had spied in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country. that would be one of the biggest insults that anyone's ever seen. it would be very illegal aside from everything else. it would make probably every political event ever look like small potatoes. we want to make sure there weren't. i hope there weren't, frankly. >> and he did not answer when asked whether or not he still had confidence about rosenstein. you wrote, in part, in surrendering this ground, r rosenstein seems to be giving them just enough without compromising the justice department's independent. and to buy enough time for mueller to complete his work. by agreeing to chair classified documents with republicans yesterday, a lot of folks are saying that rosenstein has officially caved. is that how you see

mr. miller, the owner of the estate, and became sleeping porches. several rooms in the house could only be accessed by traversing someone else's room. was a glassed in porch off of a guestroom, and the only way to get there was to climb through a window from another small engine, which i felt was great fun." the builder of the house was a jewish man from odessa named jacob miller, by the way. he installed parquet floors, unheard of in rural pennsylvania. he embellished the front of the house with plantation type columns, a wide porch concrete , a rococo facade, which is a wonderful little memory of what this adventure palace that you spent part of your early life in was like. could you describe more about way that place affected you as a child and what it became perhaps later ron? -- later on? >> the person who really should describe the farm is my sister joan sitting in the front row, she now owns the farm and lives there. she has taken care of it all these years. for me, it was very much part of it, but it was very much, it was a place i also ofte

mr. miller which recommend impeachment proceedings it would go where? guest: house judiciary.ost: what would their role be? >> to decide if there is probable cause. to see if there is grounds for impeachment. impeachment takes a majority of the house committee. then it would go to the senate for a trial on impeachment grounds. our guest this morning -- caller: good morning. always nice talking to you. you're the best moderator. mr. cohen, how can you call rudy giuliani dishonest? excuse me. i am talking. i have heard you go through these filibusters with other people in different places. i have to tell you something. are you still there? in october, 2016 you wanted to get rid of komi. terrible, heas should not have brought charges against hillary, he should not been making these reports. a year later you are praising him for the good he has done for the government. you are disingenuous. i can't understand why people have you on the show. the congressman respond. you're changing opinions? did not talk about komi. i talked about mueller. host: these conversations about comey. gu

mr. president, thank you very much, thank you, sir. steve miller of the washington times? thank you, steve. >> thank you, mr. president. i have a two-part question on immigration. last week in the supreme court case over the travel ban, the opponents said if you would apologize for your rhetoric during the campaign, the whole case would go away. i don't think it would, number one. there is no reason to apologize. our immigration laws in this country are a total disaster. they are laughed at all over the world for their stupidity. we have to have strong immigration laws. if i apologize, it wouldn't make $.10 worth of difference and is nothing to apologize for. we have to have strong immigration laws to protect our country. >> looking to the future, the caravan has arrived at the u.s. border. mr. trump: we have been watching it. >> in your opinion, what percentage of those people do you believe are deserving of asylum in the u.s.? pres. trump: i won't get into percentages, but we are a nation of laws. we have to have borders. if we have no borders, we have no country. i have

he was remembering that, you know, thinking of that fondly, and stephen miller and mr.ner laughed at that, at that particular moment. >> they laughed at it. you say that he used made-up hispanic-sounding names and described potential crimes they could have committed such as rape and murder, and you're saying miller and kushner laughed at that story? >> that's right. that's right. that's what our sources told us, who are familiar with that exchange. >> that's just remarkable. lastly, does it seem like in light of this back and forth and the fact it is a number of times that the president has chastised his homeland security secretary, is it your sense that her days are numbered? >> well, you know, we've seen this before, and when certain cabinet members have fallen in and out of favor, but in her case i think her fate is very much tied to chief of staff john kelly's fate. he's the one that wanted her in that position and is responsible for putting her there, and he's her closest ally. to the extent that his relationship with the president has failed, it has put -- not fai

mr. gore, i appreciate that. real quick. did stephen miller contact the department of justice about adding a citizenship question? do you have any e-mails, phone records, communication with steve miller from the white house. >> again, i'm not going to get into any department communication or deliberations that may have happened in the executive branch in this or any other matter. >> thank you, mr. gore. >> the gentleman from michigan is recognized. >> thank you. thank you for being here today, mr. gore. >>> unfortunately sometimes, my opinion today is an example of that. the importance of the census is people feel comfortable of answering questions and their privacy is not compromised. when is the last time the department of justice has brought a case against someone against the privacy laws? do you recall the last time that was. >> i don't know. >> so you don't recall cases where people's privacy has been violated. >> i don't know of any. >> what are the penalties levied against the people found guilty of that. >> i don't know what the penalt

mr. trump should push for jeff miller.port.od bipartisan the house has done a fantastic job of getting v.a. legislation through, only to be killed in the senate. host: ok. that is albert in tampa, florida. melissa quinn writing in "the washington examiner," "the democrats' advantage in november points."o three 47% of registered voters said support the democratic candidate running for congress in the desert, while 44% said they would support the republican. a march poll found democrats had fallen to six point. republicans are within three points of democrats on the generic congressional ballot. enthusiasm has grown among republican voters. republicans and republican leaning voters are excited to head to the polls, from 36% in march. 50% of democrats said they are either extremely or very extreme enthusiastic."ry next on the democrat line. caller: yes, iran. trump really doesn't want to leave iran. wants to keep a methadone because -- he was to keep a mass killing because it isn't israel, it is him. he doesn't want peace. th

mr. giuliani acknowledging that the president wants to speak to robert miller's team and clear

mr. giuliani acknowledging that the president wants to speak to robert miller's team and clear his name. garrett tenney is live in washington with details. >> the present legal team biggest concern about a potential interview has long been that investigators would try to entrap the president by getting him to perjure himself. despite that rudy giuliani is a unique position with the client, the president, actually wants to testify. last night on fox news giuliani says the questions of the team proposed for this it done make it clear that they are on a witch hunt and out to get the president. >> there is no collision, there is no evidence of obstruction of justice. everything the president did he have perfect authority to do. under article 2. he wanted to do mongoose do it and i'm sorry, he will not do that. >> in order for him to agree to this he said that the questions that need to be narrowly tailored to specific topics and the entry needed to be limited to no more than two and half hours. >> on friday a federal judge criticized the special team and now rudy giuliani is as well. what do

mr michael. president trump has appointed a new u.s. military chief in afghanistan after general austin miller becomes the eighteenth commander in seventeen years since the u.s. invasion despite the high turnover the latest us watchdog report says the campaign has brought little good afghanistan. it is good. and some in afghanistan had hoped america's presence would show in a new period of peace and stability have paid a heavy price as an american on explains back in august twenty sixth an afghan man named his son after donald trump but that was before television for the white house now after being inspired by trump's business achievements outlined his books the afghan man hope that giving his son the same name would bring about the same sort of luck but in the us we're very happy to name our child off to the best politician and i hope he will become a politician like donald trump as well i gave my son this name to make him lucky and i want to see him is smart and mindful and story but that's backfired miserably the family was driven out of their hometown because his community took issue with the child's non muslim name now he's for court

mr. gore. appreciate that. real quick. did steven miller contact the department of justice about adding a citizenship question? do you have in the e-mails, phone records, letters, communications, with steven miller from the white house? >> again, i'm not going to get into any department communications or deliberations that may have happened in the executive branch or any do. >> thank you, mr. gore. >> -- this or any other matter. >> gentleman yields bang. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you for being here today, mr. gore. unfortunately. sometimes degenerates rather than ask -- the witness has become a piÑata in towards make a political point and today is an example of that. the importance of the sin sunday is make sugar people are comfortable enough answering questions that their privacy is protected. they don't feel vulnerable, otherwise you have a faulty census so let me ask you questions boston privacy. when is the least time the department of justice brought a case against someone for unlawfully

just before the oh my how mr rodriguez swept into the west nearly as not down even and i don't legend lukas podolski was back in town for the big fish. two minutes later miller set up robot leavened of ski. i was in that league go. twenty nine is the season for the poland to national that it was the sixteenth assist of the campaign. by and we're now in top form and i think everyone appreciated it the pressure now off the visitors leave never letting danger not least with calling time to listen made it three with twelve minutes to go i think easy had to for the frenchman thanks also to the cross from thomas. if he gets leave the top flight with their heads held high confident of immediate promotion next season. an emotional day for the coach two who will be leaving his post. for you never forget it one day being able to tell my grandchildren how i was head coach of my home club it's really a special feeling this is showing that for me it's going to prison. and the fans get that team and i sent off but now back to the present as we review the weekend's recent. might be the drop in development but that was about the only big surprise of much say thirty three go

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seems to have disappeared miller though worked for christopher steele and who is this mysterious man here is us senator lindsey graham of south carolina the far as a warrant. against mr karner page. the das yeah that was used by the court provided by the f.b.i. was compiled by a foreign agent mr cursor per steele who was on the payroll g.p.s. who is being paid by the democratic national committee in the clinton campaign to do opposition research against candidate trump no wonder donald trump has been more suspicious about the script of case that's because of page here he is on this show denying allegations by the f.b.i. based on were just a script i wrote a letter you know just clarifying that basically everything that was said about me is is incorrect since then the u.s. congress is house freedom caucus has drafted articles of impeachment against deputy u.s. attorney general rod rosenstein over the handling off surveillance of her page because relegation the russian interference here in britain drazen made chancellor philip hammond has ruled out handing back russian money it received ahead of last year's elections we are going underground of not being able to locate

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miller's doing that just think about it turning over classified him from. to the people representing a supposedly kremlin linked company court the government is not going to want to disclose evidence to mr pettigrew and willing to appear before the court. because that evidence could then be just going to get public the potentially. the other defendant and the government is not going to war to have that. brought or prior to having all of the defendants before the court ready to go forward with quiet investigators from miller's office that they would have been thrilled to see all of the defendants show up like that was never going to happen and went on to ask of the attorneys represented a catering company listed in the indictment as well the aim of which was lost even on the judge ok what would you like me to do with now start of hearing on the case is scheduled for may sixteenth and we'll likely know by then if everyone is ready to put all their chips on the table. new anti russian sanctions imposed by the u.s. in april seem to have left washington awash with problems. now a top u.s. state department expert on nuclear proliferation house resigned following don't trump a decision to pull

mr glad to know that. you will see the result of that in world war ii. families like glenn miller were brought in. filmmakers like john ford was commissioned to film and stayed at the navy reserve after the war. and in prominent folks like john in world war i plays well. i think we've expired on our time. thank you for having me. >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on history on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep of the latest history news. >> time, 24 hours. eta fallouts. command brings and control centers. deploy damage assessment teams. the play casual data assessment teams. an evaluation of total base condition. tape uptight. set and report. and no umbrellas. when it starts to rain we will let you know. command post, 20, 36 hours. to aircraft touched on bomb damage assessment missions. one majoreports ruptured gas lines. blast damage at base calm. casualtiester report at the headquarters. reportsgineers control heavy damage on forward equipment. chest rotation is one vehicle with four drivers. there's one more thing we know, 2

miller investigation. we don't want congress or the president to interfere. we want full cooperation so her message is pretty clear, just cooperate. the global community and americans want mr. mueller to have access to all the information he needs. do you believe that georgia can come closer to alliance with russia and what is congress's decision on that? i have always supported georgia's aspirations to be a nato partner that they still have challenges with russian troops in the territory. that's a major obstacle to achieving nato ascension. i support it and want to see us workout game plans were that can happen. >> you mentioned the trump administration is not using all the tools provided by congress. thatare the main sanctions you want them to implement against russia? >> i don't think they have used any of the tools let alone all of the tools. deadlines anded opposing sanctions. i want them to impose the sanctions that are required against the intelligence sanctionsand other that were required to be imposed by now that they have not used. the sanctionsd from the trump administration are much harsher than the obama administration. this is a different time. the congress t

miller, and am brossia rodriguez. what do you think of his view of this, and do you have a question? >> well, i would start with a question, which is mr. avenatti, since your primary goal in representing your client is the nda she's been covered by is essentially ruled null and void by a court, that it has no legal premise, i'm just wondering how that attaches to the rest of the investigation we're talking about. you've certainly been crennel in the sense what you brought forward has borne fruit, but what exactly is stephanie clifford's interesting beyond her ability to speak about an incident that happened to her with donald trump. >> i think our efforts are clear, with foreprimary goals. invalid yates of the nda, including that it violated campaign policy. number two, holding mr. cohen responsible for his defamatory statements regarding my client. number three, holding mr. trump responsible for his defamatory comments, and fourth as overjaw general believe that his thuggish tactics and his business practices that are illegal shoot borne out and laid bare for the american people. i don't understand why people would criticize my clien

miller from the white house? >> again, i am not going to get into any department communications or deliberations that may have happened in the executive branch. >> thank you, mr. gore. >> the gentleman yields back a gentleman from michigan is recognized. >> thanks for being here today. unfortunately sometimes it degenerates rather than asking questions, the witness has become a piÑata to make a political point and today is an example of that. i the importance of the census, people are comfortable answering questions their privacy is f protected and don feel vulnerable, otherwise it is a faulty census.me let me ask about privacy. when was the last time the department of justice brought a case against someone unlawfully disclosing information of dn privacy laws in title 13? did we call the last time? >> i don't know. >> you don't recall cases where privacy has been violated? >> i don't know of any. >> what are the penalties against people found guilty of violating title 13 privacy laws? >> i have not studied the issue or i don't know what those penalties are. >> the department of justice ever brought a case against someone failing to complete the center they re

mr. chairman i just want to quote three quotes and then i will yield my time back but different defense officials in the clinton administration are backing this new nuclear posture review. for instance james miller undersecretary of defense in policy and a the obama administration said quote jim mattis is posture review offers continuity with past policies and plans including those in the 2010 nuclear posture review. deserves broad bipartisan support. it's proposal for a low yield weapon and the new nuclear-tipped sea launched cruise missile or sensible to change security conditions especially russia and north korea. number two, bradley roberts deputy assistant secretary of defense for the missile defense policy under the obama administration quote each of us consider the 20 t. nuclear posture review resume issued by secretary of defense mattis to be clearly the mainstream of u.s. nuclear policy as it has evolved a nearly eight decades of the nuclear age. and lastly asche carter former secretary of defense under barack obama quote during the past 25 years the united states has made no major new investments in its nuclear enforcement yet other countries have conducted vigorous buildups his sister

mr. chairman, i just want to quote three quotes and then i'll yield my time back. but different defense officials in the obama administration are backing this new nuclear posture review. for instance, james miller, undersecretary of defense for policy under the obama administration said, quote, secretary of defense jim mattis's 2018 nuclear posture review offers continuity with past u.s. policy and plans, including those in the 2010 nuclear posture review. it deserves broad, bipartisan support. it's proposal for a low--year-old, slbm weapon and a new nuclear-tipped c-launch cruise missile are sensible responses to changed security conditions, especially russia -- >> the house armed services committee will continue its work here on defense department programs and policies. we could see them in as late as midnight tonight and you can continue watching live over on c-span 2, and you can also watch online at c-span.org. >> -- to be clearly met mainstream of u.s. nuclear policy. >> the senate intelligence committee held a confirmation hearing for president trump's nominee to head the cia, gina haspel. you can watch the hearing this evening on c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> monday on landmark cases,

miller from the white house? >> again, i'm not going to get into any department communications or deliberations that may have happened in the executive branch or any decisions-- >> thank you, mr. gore. >> on this or any other matter. >> gentleman yields back, the gentleman from michigan is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. thanks for being here today, mr. gore. unfortunate unfortunately-- sometimes the witness here is a pinata in order to make a political point and the importance of the census is to make sure that the people are comfortable enough answering questions that their privacy is protected otherwise you have a falt faulty. when was the lays time that the department brought against peop people-- the privacy laws, do you recall that. >> i don't know. >> you don't recall cases where people's privacy is suddenly violated? >> i don't know of any. >> what are the people levied against people violating title 13 privacy laws? >> i've not studied the issue, congressman, i don't know the penalties off the top of my head. >> okay the department of justice in your knowledge ever brought a case against a person failing to xheet a census and return it. >> i've not studied that,

mr. speaker. i rise today to acknowledge the outstanding achievements of mst elizabeth may thomas delagarde. she was born to reverend earnest thomas and an twonette miller thomas. she married henne. that union brought four children, nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. she has a bachelors degree from howard university. as a contributor to the quality of life in st. thomas, she served in numerous boards, including the association of secondary school principals, american association of retired persons, delta sigma theta sore yort and countless -- sorority and countless others. we're grateful for the impact her career has made. happy 100th birthday to you and all your contributions to the people of the virgin islands. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> i'd like to speak for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute -- address the house. the disabilities act is a solution that will go a wrong way towards increasing opportunities for people with different abili

mrs out, but he is on the stand—by list. the other names on the stand—by list, tom heaton, james kharkov ski, lewis cook of bournemouth, and as i said, adam miller missed out and buy chelsea but has won his place back with the blues towards the end of the season. he really is england's most experienced player that will be going to russia in what is a very young and inexperienced squad but gareth southgate said it was a young and exciting squad as england look to build towards the future. he will feel there not a great deal to lose at this tournament but a great deal to gain. the number of caps that this squad has on the whole is low but there is promise throughout this tea m but there is promise throughout this team and we look towards two friendlies, nigeria here at wembley on saturday the 2nd ofjune and five days later they face costa rica at the home of leeds united and then it is departing on to russia and then england get going on monday the 18th ofjune against tunisia. to further group matches against panama and belgium to wrap it up but gareth southgate has named his squad, the headline is trent alexander arnold art has made the cut and r

miller. >> next to speak? >> next to speak.. >> senator benefit. >> thank you, mr. chair man and thank you so much for holding this hearing, communities have long been struggle with exact at the bags and challenge. the rural would sit, tiply hard. so many, the chief exec i've officer, an interest. prior to being named ceo in 2013 she served as chief operating officer. she completed advanced regional training due to help and environmental leadership at the university of colorado. that heft look at her necklace. ms. march tim also place a pillar in the world. she is the search committee committee's language. i look forward to hearing ms. martin's testimony. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, ten at been. our first witness will be susan j could go nant and, so senator trace. >> she is senior vice-president of integration and optimal decision. she was also the ceo ask thing point, a nurse by training and she's the first eye juan sfal. no chooses professional akeef him, i would like to say a part of her legacy is sitting behind her take, so i'm going to in involve my