mr. johnson? [laughter] thet: let me start with fact about biodiesel and about ethanol, because these are programs that we have strong waste it for many years. -- that we have supported for many years. we produce biofuels in this country, in fact, our production is so large that it has driven prices well below the cost of production, and that is a real problem, because this idea that some have espoused that, when prices just get too low, farmers producing quit stuff, because they are not making any money at it, it does not work that way and agriculture. when prices get low, farmers' only recourse is to try to produce more so that they can get more income to cover that low-priced or so that is historically why there have been incentives in government programs to reduce production or to take some of that excess production and turn it into something else. that leads me to the ethanol biodiesel fuel question here and we have a surplus in this country, and we were lot ofental in helping a other folks i

mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock votes no. mr. reschenthaler votes no. mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong votes no. uby votes no. >> has every member voted that has wished to vote? rep. jackson lee: how my recorded? clerk: you are not recorded. rep. jackson lee: aye. >> the gentleman from texas? >> mr. radcliffe votes no. >> is any other member wishing to vote that has not voted? the clerk will report. clerk: mr. chairman, 24 ayes, 17 no's. >> the resolution is amended and agreed to give it this concludes our business for today. thank you to all our members for attending. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [crowd talking] >> here is a look at our live coverage on thursday. members will also consider a senate resolution to and u.s. military involvement in yemen's civil war. officials, pentagon testify in front of the house armed services subcommittee about mismanagement of mil

mr. johnson of georgia votes no. mr. deutsche votes no. mr. richmond votes no. mr. jeffreys. >> no. >> mr. jeffreys vote nos. mr. sicily votes no. mr. swolwell votes no. mr. lu votes no. mr. raskin vote nos. ms. demmings votes no. mr. carea votes no. ms. garcia vote nos. mr. nagoose vote nos. ms. mcbath vote nos. mr. stanton votes no. ms. dean votes no. ms. powell votes no. ms. escobar votes no. mr. collins votes yes. mr. sensenburner votes aye. mr. chavit votes aye. mr. gomart votes aye. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. buck votes aye. mr. ratcliff votes yes. ms. robey. mr. gates votes aye. mr. johnson of louisiana votes aye. mr. bigs votes aye. mr. mcclintock votes aye. ms. lessco votes aye. mr. reshenthalor votes aye. mr. stubby votes yes. >> critical report. one more. the clerk will suspend. >> ms. fas votes no. >> has everyone else voted? >> the clerk will report. >> ms. jackson lee is recorded as no. >> mr. chairman, the vote is 16 ayes and 24 noes. >> a majority having voted against the amendment is amendment is not agreed to. are there any other amendments? there's

mr. johnson, for three minutes. the chair: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to join my colleagues in opposition to the so-called save the internet act. i say so-called because it really should be called another big government attempt to grab the internet act. i'm disappointed in my colleagues across the aisle who chose to place partisan politics above the interests of the american people and refuse to work across party lines to codify actual workable solutions that prevent anti-competitive conduct rather than continuing the political game of information technology regulatory ping-pong under the guise of net neutrality. let me be clear, i support an open and free internet. however, this legislation doesn't do that. what it would do is impose heavy-handed title 2 regulations on the internet, which is not only unnecessary but would actually stall broadband deployment. from 1996 to 2015, the internet was thriving. it grew at a rapid, unprecedented pace, allowed countless innovative technologies that americans have come to re

mr. johnson of louisiana votes aye. aye.iggs votes mr. mcclintock votes aye. aye.ussell dollar votes mr. armstrong votes yes. rep. steube votes yes. >> one more? the clerk will suspend. bass votes no. >> has everyone else voted? the clerk will report. >> ms. jackson lee is recorded as no. mr. chairman, the vote is 16 ayes and 24 nos. >> the agreement is not -- the amendment is not a great to. are there -- not agreed to. are there any other amendments? >> i would like to strike the last word. >> the gentleman is recognized. wait a minute, the clerk will report the amendment. i'm sorry. >> mr. chairman, i called for the appointment of a special counsel to look into charges of collusion before mr. mueller was appointed, because i believe the president was completely innocent of these outlandish charges and that a full and independent investigation would show that. now it has, and i too want to see the as much of the report possible to put an end to the live these politicians have been given to us for two years that they held into their hands evidence of collusion

mr. johnson, for three minutes. the chair: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to join my colleagues in opposition to the so-called save the internet act. i say so-called because it really should be called another big government attempt to grab the internet act. i'm disappointed in my colleagues across the aisle who chose to place partisan politics above the interests of the american people and refuse to work across party lines to codify actual workable solutions that prevent anti-competitive conduct rather than continuing the political game of information technology regulatory ping-pong under the guise of net neutrality. let me be clear, i support an open and free internet. however, this legislation doesn't do that. what it would do is impose heavy-handed title 2 regulations on the internet, which is not only unnecessary but would actually stall broadband deployment. from 1996 to 2015, the internet was thriving. it grew at a rapid, unprecedented pace, allowed countless innovative technologies that americans have come to re

mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs. mr. biggs votes no. mr.. >> i think if i understand correctly you're outside the room where this is happening. they're voting now in the door behind you here and then what is the expectation of where this goes? >> well, hallie, like we've been discussing. we are expecting this to go through the committee with no problems. the democratic majority here. but this is what i would basically call a shot across the bow. this is a warning to attorney general william barr who is right now working on those redactions to the mueller report that we expect to see in a week or so. now, democrats have, obviously said that that is not acceptable. they want to see an unredacted report and all the evidence underlying it. the committee would have authorized subpoenas, not just for the report, but for documents related to a series of high-profile white house officials, as well. but, the main focus on the mueller report at this point. jerry nadler the chairman will have the discussion to when the subpoenas will actually be issue

absolutely disagree with the overall result as well as several statements and accusations within mr johnson's press release however it is so to his decision on how to proceed with any case in the district attorney's office. that's a wrap up of the day's top news for now thanks for tuning. bernie made a fatter army and said if you don't buy into my ponzi scheme on going to shoot my got you even though the bodies came with well known to be a ponzi scheme m.d.'s the state investigated bernie madoff the place twice before they finally busted him and they it was a well known ponzi scheme invested by well known people massive bernie had an army now apply that to the u.s. dollar the u.s. dollar is a ponzi scheme why do people want the u.s. dollar because if they don't the u.s. military is set and they're obliterated whether it's iraq or libya or some other place like this around and so that's what i'm going to set a new york times rightly said the u.s. dollar is worthless it's backed by miles. this bridge for a single purpose. of a super committee. they start training very young. the months of inten

absolutely disagree with the overall result as well as several statements and accusations within mr johnson's press release however it is certainly his decision on how to proceed with any case in the district attorney's office. the news this hour i'll be back around thirty minutes with more updates but do stay with up with us for going underground which is up next here on alt international all sputnik orbits the world with george galloway if you're watching us from the. young elephants have come to us after. this basically brutal budging incidence because sadly the baby elephants often do see their mother as. killed but also be cut off and butchered. i do believe the elephant smile i see it in these little ones they all say show the expression changes. the. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. they're bred for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight months of intensive school. rats. and they save lives. time after time so we're going undergr

mr. johnson: thank you, madam speaker. i'm honored to be part of this special order tonight and i want to highlight the dire situation in my home state of south dakota. our state is barely beginning to recover from dramatic flooding while at the same time, we are trying to prepare for the disaster to get worse as the blizzard this week will dump freezing rain and a foot of snow on already saturated grounds. i have heard colleagues talk about similar and in some cases even more dramatic damage to their homes and we have seen in their states and mine, we have seen commerce interrupted and seen livelihoods devastated. we have seen cattle killed and worst yet, human life lost. within south dakota there have been many impacted communities but none more dramatically than independentian country. when i talked to president deer runner from pine ridge or president bordeaux or chairman frazier, their texts and phone calls and face-to-face meetings, they are heavy with the frustration and the exhaustion, the irritation, the concern a

dominic rob is nearly eighteen percent behind at fourteen point seven percent so huge lead for mr johnson then comes the environment secretary michael gove he's on eight point four percent last lee or at least in fourth place is jeremy holland he's on six point five percent so these are the leaders of the competition if you would know there is no indication of course that there has been any agreement amongst the one hundred twenty two committee as to whether there will be a change to the rules so that leadership contests can take place but we do know the prime minister has promised her own m.p.'s that whenever the next election comes she will stand down and won't contest it as leader of the conservative party a political risk analyst listen morality told us she doesn't believe that toppling to reason my would necessarily help bring the bricks of the block to a close. well the change the rules to suit their own needs you see what happens when pressure is put on politicians and that's what happens when we really see the truth of the matter come out into its entirety they really want somethi

mr. johnson destitute." avenatti, who is already facing extortion charges in new york, has been characteristically defiant, denying all of the allegations. >> i will be fully exonerated and justice will be done. thank you. >> matt gutman with us live tonight outside federal court. and matt, michael avenatti is now facing this second wave of charges tonight. if convicted, what kind of prison time could he face? >> reporter: an enormous amount, david. if convicted on all of those charges, he faces a combined maximum of nearly 400 years. that is a life sentence. and tonight, we are told that the prosecutor's office is aware of additional victims and it is possible we might see additional indictments. tonight, avenatti weighing in again, saying he denies all of the allegations and saying he is innocent. david? >> matt gutman with us live tonight. matt, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the huge outpouring in los angeles for slain rap star and activist nipsey hussle. what's being called a celebration of life is now

mr. johnson?ughter] thet: let me start with fact about biodiesel and about ethanol, because these are programs that we have strong waste it for many years. -- that we have supported for many years. we produce biofuels in this country, in fact, our production is so large that it has driven prices well below the cost of production, and that is a real problem, because this idea that some have espoused that, when prices just get too low, farmers producing quit stuff, because they are not making any money at it, it does not work that way and agriculture. when prices get low, farmers' only recourse is to try to produce more so that they can get more income to cover that low-priced or so that is historically why there have been incentives in government programs to reduce production or to take some of that excess production and turn it into something else. that leads me to the ethanol biodiesel fuel question here and we have a surplus in this country, and we were lot ofental in helping a other folks in ag

at the such situations it's not surprising but doesn't tell you this because for two reasons one mr johnson has made the commitment before the last of which was a number of the most to go to which this inaugural being i think nations in boiling this on the surface and then because they're active this year in two thousand and eighteen as well in meeting bin virus and later on last year. that he will need to be you only will move the solution to the to be in crisis. as i said you know just a few days away from the conference with the six of nation off of new developments and we want to kick the general and some of the struggle there is in the future when you. need it the day so that's the second reason why i backed off of the need to come down deescalate the. what has getting both of them out of this whole sort of woe is the. millions. amounts of rock a group those who are there close to the kind of the i think they are not under his control who control and they just came around and said ok you are sworn to be national and that's why he is the beginning why did you bring forth the national ca

mr. johnson signed less than a month ago attesting to my ethics and how this case was handled. includes a document that has the signature of the client who was a paraplegic who won the $4 million settlement. i just got off the phone with that client's new attorney, he said well actually michael should have read through the indictment because that piece of paper is also part of this case. he said that mr. avenatti went to the client, asked him to sign something recently because this idea that he may have defrauded a client of $4 million who is paraplegic cape up in another lawsuit between him and his partner and he knew the media would get hold of it and he went to his house and got his signature for this paraplegic man and at that point the man had no idea that the $4 million had already been paid many years ago. he thought that he had just gotten the money and he was very happy to hear that a settlement had been had. brooke. >> wow, again we showed the tweet, what michael avenatti is saying. if convicted he could face a maximum of 333 years in prison. sara sidner. >> and we sh

mr. johnson destitute.venatti, who is already facing extortion charges in new york, has been characteristically defiant, denying all of the allegations. >> i will be fully exonerated, and justice will be done. thank you. >> reporter: if convicted on all of those charges, avenatti faces a combined maximum of nearly 400 years in prison. that is a life sentence. and tonight we are told that the prosecutor's office is aware of additional victims and additional indictments are possible. now avenatti again denying all of these allegations saying he's innocent. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to matt gutman there. >>> the city of chicago has made good on its promise to sue actor jussie smollett. the city is seeking to recoup the costs of investigating smollett's claims that he was the victim of a racist anti-gay attack. chicago claims it spent more than $130,000 in police overtime. the civil suit against smollett says chicago is seeking at least three times that amount. smollett is refusing to pa

mr. johnson signed less than a month ago attesting to my ethics. there you have it.at client, his attorney says that document just shows he was defrauded. he had no idea the monies had been paid in 2015. >> that was a month ago as you pointed out. sara sidner, thank you so much for that report. >>> just ahead, president trump says he is open to a third summit with kim jong-un, but the north korean dictator is opening the door for provocative new action. re. and a busy day ahead. george has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪ the beat goes on ♪ the beat goes on that was great! man: seven more weeks. wow. good news is, we bought a house in time. woman: but...we're a little low on cash after the down p

mr. johnson don't get it and i am sitting on their back porch, then we have work to do because this is america we don't talk about the issues going on in the everyday lives of people. hands, how many people in the room know someone that has asthma? look around. keep your hand up. everyone should have put their deodorant on. 25 million people in our country have asthma. 7 million kids. african-american and latino kids disproportionately. they are going to the emergency room and losing their lives. we want to have this conversation. we don't link real stuff that is going on in people's lives. then the lightbulb goes on. i need to be part of this conversation because that is my granddaughter or my niece or my child. i scare -- i share that because it is common sense stuff but we sometimes seem to get disconnected. when i travel around the country and talk to folks, that is i you better connect with folks. i hope we don't forget this as we are moving forward. >> excellent point. personalizing this and putting a face on it. one more question which we have not touched on -- we talked about the impor

mrs. johnsone jack valenti, me, horsby . and a couple of othe and there were all the kennedy people but they were so grief stricken and so shattered that we felt as if we were alone on the island, and the island was in the midst of this great tsunami. and so i just put my files and all my correspondence, es cand all that in the files, here i was 29 years old and there were cables coming in from the uprising in nigeria, and the civil war in cypress, and the turmoil of the british government le which was in tro and the information about the movement of chinese troops towards the border of korea, and right on down the line there was one issu after another. and what did we know about them? at did i know about them? i had been at the peace corps. even lyndon johnson who had been in many of those meetings with president kennedy, what did he know about them? and suddenly decisions were being made about issues for which there was veryittle time to collect the evidence. you know lyndon johnson kept saying to me, in all those yr,rs, "a man is no bet a man's judgement is no better than his information.

mrs may. this is boris johnson holding pressure increases on mrs may.s because of her doing the legal authority. what do you make of this story? this is really interesting. something a little bit i wasn't expecting to see this today. boris johnson has had 40 minutes worth of talks with the dup on wednesday in parliament, and it is going to kinda wring a few alarm bells, why is warrenjohnson doing wring a few alarm bells, why is warren johnson doing this, wring a few alarm bells, why is warrenjohnson doing this, everybody knows that he would like to have a leadership challenge against theresa may. —— leadership challenge against theresa may. — — why leadership challenge against theresa may. —— why is borisjohnson. if she decides to go, quite soon. but what is hard to work at is what there is to gain from having the dup are perhaps on your side because the dup haven't really been voting with theresa may for quite a long time. theresa may for quite a long time. the confidence and supply arrangement they have hasn't been effective for a number of months. le

mr. johnson of ohio for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. acting director vought, i really appreciate you being here today to present the president's budget requests, and i appreciate that this budget addresses the mounting problem of unsustainable debt that we're facing in our country, especially on a mandatory side of the ledger where about 70% of federal spending happens as well as discretionary policies to right-size the government so it works for all parties. the proposal for the tax relief provided by the tax cuts and jobs act is a wise policy. given what we heard from the ceo director earlier this year that increasing taxes, which would obviously be a requirement to fund all of the new spending programs that my colleagues on the other side are presenting, that increasing taxes would dampen economic growth, job creation and wage increases. so i'm glad to see that the budget proposes -- proposal includes 2 trillion in savings from reforms to mandatory programs. director vought, do you agree that mandatory spending is the true driver of

mr. johnson. i could not disagree more with the previous caller. to be redacted, of course, but it is a very nice service this man is providing. $10 is nothing. i think the guy is doing a great civic duty. a service for everyone. it kind of reminds me of mr. lamb and c-span. say about the concernedport, i am that we have got people -- it is kind of funny, because we are talking about the book form this morning -- so much of this delusion is circulating around the fact that people were able to use a format of social media to confuse people, and i think that shows a lack of literacy on the part of many americans. there is not a lot of effort -- not much we can do as a government or a country if people can't be somewhat discerning when they read things in whatever format, whether it is social media or a redacted book. host: from california, the republican mine. sayer: the only thing i can is that mr. president, donald trump is the executive officer of our government. nobody is against him. that the saying president, donald trump cannot be against any

mr. howe. >> good morning chairman johnson, ranking member peters, the sting wish the committee.it's an honor to appear before you today on behalf of cbp's office of field operations. u.s. customs and border. protection has four party missions, national security, counter-narcotics,, economic security and the facilitation of lawful trade in trouble. we operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year to accomplish those nations. our job is to move people and cargo through our ports of entry. while inspecting all of those for possible hazards, and stopping threats at the border. nation's economy and our national security relies on our vigilance. it is an immense task even in the best circumstances. our offices report to duty never knowing what challenges they will face or if their life will be threatened. portfolio income resource constraints and enforcement activities make everyday unpredictable. in recent months, however, we've seen an unprecedented unsustainable trend in our daily operations. migrants sometimes traveling a large groups are arriving at ports of entry wi

mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. president trump's department of justice led in seeking the invalidation of the entire affordable care act by the fifth circuit is nothing short of self-sabotage. the trump position in texas v. united states would deny coverage for those with pre-existing conditions, dismantle protections on out-of-pocket costs, and the ban on annual and lifetime caps and the return of the notorious doughnut hole for seniors on expensive medications would come forward again. i support this resolution. it's important that we band together to protect the affordable care act and its protections against junk insurance policies. the american people deserve to know whether their representative is going to fight for them and vote to or emn the d.o.j.'s actions if they'll simply fall in line behind this president's thoughtless and heartless mission to destroy access to the health care system for millions of americans. nd with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from

mr. nixon, if the johnson administration can terminate the war within, well let's give him eight months,nce of winning next year, but if we haven't been able to win the war in the past few years, how long could it last really? >> i do know this. i do know that the new administration can and will end the war within a matter of a year after we get into power. ♪ >> i have today ordered to vietnam the air mobile division which will raise our fighting strength from 75,000 to 125,000 men almost immediately. >> without question, lyndon johnson, he had all the moves. he knew how to use power. he was ruthless. he was persuasive. and then when the war began to escalate and johnson didn't know what to do about it, he just started to flail around, and everything that he tried seemed to crumble in his hands. >> peace now. peace now. peace now. >> low-key minnesota democrat senator eugene mccarthy entered the race against his party's incumbent president with the express purpose of giving the voters a voice in the vietnam debate. >> campaign '68, the new hampshire primary. the big surprise of the first

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and prosecuted with our asylum laws being crowded out when you have obama officials like jeh johnson and mr, and saying it's a crisis, it's a crisis congressman, final quick word. >> it is a crisis and this is something that should be void on politics and this is what's best for the american people for the safety of the country but also for the person that wants to come here to improve the life with their family. >> liz: thank you so much for joining us tonight really appreciate it. congressman just let's tell you what's going on in venezuela. rising death tolls where? inside hospitals. that's how bad it is there. massive blackouts happening still, desperate people also breaking into homes looking for food. fox news rich edson is at the state department with more. >> reporter: good evening, liz and protests continued blackouts in venezuela here in washington, vice president mike pence met with family members for americans who are detained in venezuela. that was at the white house today. the maduro regime arrested six citgo executives in 2017, five of them are american citizens, and the u.s.

mr. tubbs. >> the morning, chairman johnson, ranking member peters and stay with members of the committeei want to thank you for the opportunity to be here to discuss us immigration and customs enforcement investigations hsi and our front-line perspective of sophisticated smuggling routes that we face on the selfless border and it approaches the lead up to the border and some of what we do to address transnational criminal organizations that threaten border security, home security and public safety by seeking to bring illicit goods, people and proceeds into the united states. hsi special agent use their vast authority to investigate cross-border, activity and work in close collaboration with us customs and border protection officer of operations nine states border patrol as well as drug administration. we work in unified effort with domestic and international monthly partners to combat that illicit activity. today i will highlight how hsi since inception has targeted investigated, disrupted, dismantled and brought to justice transnational kernel organizations with a number security or hom

johnson: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 9 printed in part b of house report 116-32 offered by mr. -- by ms. johnson of texas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution -- the chair: pursuant to house resolution 281, the gentlewoman from texas and a member owes odd -- opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. johnson: thank you, very much. i rise today in support of my amendment offered to h.r. 1585, the violence against women re-authorization act of 2019. my amendment will ensure that a tenant who is a victim of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault or stalking is able to apply for an emergency transfer to another available safe dwelling unit, assisted under a covered housing program. the covered housing provider shall grant such application. this amendment has also been scored by the congressional budget office to have no effect on direct spending of revenues. in my home state of texas and my city of dallas, we are unfortunately deeply familiar with the tragedies involved in domestic violence. families h

mr. clay: thank you. ms. johnson, are there any particular impacts, gentrification, with displacement is having on the lgbtq community? ms. johnson: thank you for your question. the reality is that lgbtq people, especially queer women, transgender people, and lgbtq people of color are more likely to live in poverty and be incarcerated. for example, up to 40e% of women in incarceration identify as lgbtq. when we're looking at gaps and looking at grentryfication, when people who are re-entering society after imprisonment can't find stable housing, they are forced out of the community. so that's just one example of how it does -- where those intersections come together and affect the lgbtq community. chairwoman waters: the gentleman from texas, mr. williams, is recognized for five minutes. mr. williams: thank you, madam chairman. i thank all of you for being here today. secretary carson asked for comments to change the obama administration's affirmative furthering fair housing regulation. this was not an arbitrary decis

johnson. >> thank you mr. speaker, people like myself like the country voted for brexit and want to see it delivered. i understand the prime minister says we have to attack the balance and i looked at the balance myself and supported her deal and urged others in our party to do so. but scott prime minister, if it comes to the point where we have to balance the risk of a no deal brexit versus the risk of letting down the country and ushering in a marxist entity led government, what do you think of that threat? >> prime minister . >> can i say to my friend, i think it's to for the support she has chose for the government deal and the encouragement she's giving to others to support that deal. what i want to see is that we are able to deliver to her constituents and others across the country that we deliver [ crowd noise ] brexit as soon as possible. and delivering brexit we need to ensure that we are delivering on the results of the referendum. as i said yesterday, that is what we we be looking to . >> here, here

continentals lived before moving to middle class after they were mr dog's wife and two friends have prepared a feast for the multitude. johnson from the continental samba supporters piled back into the busses and head for the city proper. according to legend all this goes back to the opposition of slavery and it's unfair to fall on the stroke of midnight to those in bondage were set free and they flooded into the streets to celebrate ever since muslims are march through krypton on that same night. but the magic that. to let people know. that was the fun part of the proceedings in the new year the struggle for the soul of the fez begins in deadly earnest this this is the distribution i've got to do from today on with and what you just seen the it is coming up on my program nobody else's pocket they must come on remind us they might as we'll as you back here at the end if i'm successful i can boast oh yeah. no really going both is and then loving. clinton silver fizzes complicated you get points for singing points for dressing smart and then you hire an army sergeant to drill your team and you get judged on precision much of. t

johnson was great. very strong statement. mr. morgan, too, who worked with president obama, said this is a problem, has been. this has been going on. i think probably the economy, a lot of things -- we've had some very bad court decisions. the flores decision is a disaster, i have to tell you. judge florez, whoever you may be, that decision is a disaster for our country, a disaster. we are working on that. i just want to thank you. great job you are doing. appreciate it. it's all going to come together. thank you. >> very quickly, mr. president. i want to say thank you for coming down to see us. we talk about the progress we are making. you see that with the resources you have supported for the border. that wall is formidable. we need to continue to work with congress on improving the walls. we need partnership from mexico on these walls and attacking the individuals exploiting these individuals and profiting from this entire cycle. i want to thank my men and women who do a tremendous job here every day. i am proud of their commi

johnson was great. a very strong statement. mr. morgan, for president obama, said this is a problem. has been, not just now. it has been going on probably the economy and other things have brought them up more. we've had some bad court decisions. the florence decision is a disaster. judge florence, where you may be, that decision is a disaster for our country. we are working on that. i want to thank you. what a good job you're doing. i appreciate what your doing. it will all come together. thank you. >> mr. president, i want to i thank you for coming down to see us and listing to our men and women and talk about the progress we're making. you will see that with the resources you have supported for the border. the wall is formidable. it's making an impact on the security of the sector, but we need to continue working with congress to improve the laws. when he partnership with mexico on these and attacking the chemicals that are exporting these individuals and the ones that are private -- profiting from this. i want to think by men and women who do i commend his job here every day. the

democrats are changing their minds, we heard jay johnson say this is a crise -- jeh johnson say this say crises on border, mr kevin mcaleenan serves purpose that president is looking for, that is someone who is an experts on border security and organizations, and knows that stuff backwards and forwards, president just thought while he appreciated job of kirstjen nielson, it was not her original strength, cyber security was her originally strength, he made changes in dhs, and goes with someone whose i supreme strength is someone who can dig in right away with great entire -- interagency connection, this is not just dhs but also department of defense, states department, national security council at the white house. and kevin mcaleenan is well respected and has great relationships with all those people. the president was look faring tough cop -- looking for a testify cop, and president neat that kirstjen nielson came to the plate to degree he needed her on that front, that is why he made the change. jon: john roberts, thank you, our chief white house correspondent. >> thank you. jon: kevin mcaleenan, fellow tak

johnson. >> so i just want to thank mr. sherman for your leadership and the department of the environment and just your leadership and really, i think, convening lots of city departments around this issue and finding ways that we can all kind of be speaking and working with one voice to our commitment for biodiversity. you know, i think it was spot on to say we have a unique perspective as we live and breathe the changes in the environment to really hold to the unique and amazing and beautiful place that we are in and really understanding the diversity and the opportunity to continue that biodiversity throughout how we're building and making that easier for people both to celebrate and to implement. and then going along with implementation, i think resolution, i'm thrilled to support it and i think it would be helpful to hear how implementation goes over time because as much support as we have for this, we want to make sure that folks are kind of translating it into their different pieces of work. so i would welcome hearing

mr. tubbs. >> good morning, chairman johnson, ranking member peters and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity today to be here to discuss u.s. immigration and customs enforcement homeland security invest gayses, hsi and front line perspective on sophisticated smuggling threats we face on the southwest border. the approaches that lead up to the border and what we do top address tcos that threaten border security homeland security and public safety seeking to bring imlis it goods people an proceeds into the united states. hsi special agents use vast authority to investigate criminal activity working in close collaboration with office field of operations, united states border patrol as well as drug enforcement administration. we work in a unified effort with partners to combat that illicit activity. today i will highlight how had. si startinged investigated disrupted, dismant manied and process to justice transnational organizations who threaten border security homeland security and public safety through cross-border illicit activity. hhi is grateful for you for co

tom: guy johnson and the statement of mr. the minimum pay and our company to $20 over the next 24 months. that man a real splash within the psyche of an america, moynahan up to $20 over the next two years. i am seeing a lot of single digit this, pretax income at 4%. declined andxpense the efficiency ratio improved, but not as efficient as some other banks, a little lightness to the tape. -- in consumer banking, deposits up 3%. tells mee digit nature the cfo will weigh in and say, we need expense control. tradingave seen the fic revenue coming through ahead of expectations. the stock is bouncing back a touch. they are down slightly. the big thing to my mind is a few weeks back we started to see the u.s. banks coming out of the warning that this quarter would be tough. the last few weeks have been interesting, the bond story bouncing around a little bit. guidance for these institutions is so hard if you are an analyst, to get right. things change in even the last few days before things come out, so it is hard to get a sense on

mr. caston? >> thank you chairman johnson, thank you administrator bridenstine. in 2009, the national academy published the studies of america's future in space align the civil space program with national needs, nasa and noaa should lead the formation of an international satellite observing architectural capable of monitoring global climate change. congresswoman bonamici also brought up the science decadal survey, which would take from two missions. the space mention and the claireio fact finder mission. of those missions are widely regarded at crucial in helping us how our climate is changing and planned mitigation in those policies. we've already mentioned that that's been curtailed in the president's budget. i think it's worth reminding that those were cut in the last two budgets. those programs existed not because of the administration, but because congress insisted on keeping those programs going. >> and we are, sir, keeping those programs going and we're moving rapidly to get those programs online. >> well, as you've mentioned, they're being curtailed now b