i think it's okay if i call you mr. lewis gosset jr.. >> get down and give me 50. >> your fans were yelling at you back there, hey, lou. >> it's personal for them. i have to ask you 1983 you won best supporting actor for "an officer and a gentleman". >> yes, sir. >> that was an historic event and all these years later we're talking about diversity among the academy in hollywood. what are your thoughts? >> yogi berra says it ain't over until it's over. my choice is staying with the family. so we have to make some changes. nothing is going to be okay until we all consider one another one family. >> it's interesting that you say that because there's been sort of this divide. should you boycott, should you not boycott. i personally feel your biggest voice is getting in front of the cameras around the world. >> i learned my stuff from nelson mandela. >> right, where you have a voice and platform. >> we have a voice, use it. >> do you think the academy is addressing the situation properly? how do you feel about that? >> the challenge about th

mr. lewis: mr. speaker, thank you very much. i want to thank the gentleman from california and the gentlewoman from massachusetts. i rise as a proud sponsor of this legislation. mr. speaker, my bipartisan bill will create the first national historic park in the state of georgia. the technical changes from a site to a park will make it easier for the national park service to share the history of the american civil rights movement. with national and international visitors to atlanta. these historical sites are low counted in downtown atlanta. this is where dr. king was born and raised, where he was nurtured and taught, where he preached and loved. i was a teenager when i first met dr. king in 1958 at the age of 18. and this forever changed my life, but i was not the only one. people.ny dr. king's mission was to create the beloved community, a community of justice, a community at peace with itself. dr. king had the power to bring people together, to do good. his message was love. his weapon was truth, and the message was the way of

mr. john lewis, our colleague, has issued h.r. 12, i believe it is, which is a bill to expand voting rights and the ability for people to vote. so i know that as you go around this country and speak with people, representative swalwell, you'll hear about the difficulties that particularly those people who are discriminating against in many ways from their ability to vote, one of the things i recall writing about when i was in law school was individuals who have been incarcerated. and the ability that they no longer have to vote. we know that in the black community, there's a disproportionate amount of our young men and women who are incarcerated and that have lost their vote to right. and the difficulties they have reinstating that right and that ability to vote. absolutely excludes their, not only their dignity and their ability to voice their opinions but their feeling part of the american dream, feeling included in this american mission. and then what message are we saying to them when they need to be reintegrated back into this country and to be citizens and productive sit certains that

mr. errol lewis and commentator and senior contributor for the daily caller, there he is, matt lewis. good to have you both, my friends. so john was right. the headline last night is what happened with the pope. errol, is donald trump right? he's wrong about the vatican with a big wall. >> you can just walk in. >> is he right that this is blown out of proportion by the media the pope wasn't saying he's not a christian. and trump wasn't being openly abusive. >> oh, no. i think it's a big deal. >> i tried. i tried. >> when the pope whispers, it has a great dell of impact. and he knows that as well as anybody. when he makes these pronouncements about actions that are or are not christian, he can speaking about great authority. he has a very pastoral quality. he has been under attack. conservatives have been going after the pope for quite a while. they don't like his immigration policy. they don't like open borders. they don't like the way he cares for refugees. he's a christian leader. he doesn't care what most people think about that. he's come under quite a lot of attack, including fro

lewis? >> i agree with what mr. fang has said. i am opposed to the iraq war.gain, i keep repeating this, but we're complex animals. politicalm" in my visions. all of the facts he pointed out there -- amy: but the deciding point is you talk about we're complex people, what has made you cast your lot with hillary clinton -- >> the three things -- the four things i cited. with everything put together, like i say in 2008, i was there. i'm here now. i really do really believe that when women are in office, this country is behind the rest of the planet, then we have a chance to actually fundamentally move things. we're seen it on the supreme court. we have seen it everywhere. number two, because of this experience, mistakes, disagreement, and being involved in that arena, we can go right at her. you know, because, again, i disagree with barack obama as the reporter in chief, but that doesn't stop my support for him. and number three, you know, like i say, i wish -- some people have a purge from which they can be very few are and don't have to engage. for one thing -

telecom, and chris lewis of public knowledge, he's the vice president there. mr. mccormick, in the year or so since the fcc made the decision on net neutrality, how has that affected your member companies? >> guest: it doesn't affect us operationally day-to-day because the open internet standards are standards that we agree with; the no blocking, the no throttling, the no paid authorization. we have supported their adoption as regulations under 706 authority, we support their enactment into law by the united states congress. but what we objected to was the way in which the fcc went about the open internet standards i. adopted them as regulations pursuant to common carrier authority. this is a 19th century form of regulation, originally applied to common carriers like railroads, trucking companies and airlines. it has been repealed for all of those traditional common carriers, and we don't think common carrier regulation is the right form of regulation for the 21st century internet, so that's why we brought the suit. >> host: and some of your member companies inclu

. >> we had jerry lewis, we had the legends. lady! [laughter] >> mr.t the donald. [laughter] >> drop it right now. >> neil: this is why he's a giant on that show. >> do you know who i am? >> neil: thank you, mr. sanatra. >> god bless you. i'm okay. i'm all right. i'm okay. [laughter] . . >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which as everyone knows is isis's ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. neil: all right. the dust-up is now on. couple of days before the south carolina primary. good thing we're live here. trish regan helping me out, doing honors with all of this. now we have the pope involved. trish i'm trying to nail down interview with his holiness. very good pope francis indepression if all else fails. trish: can i see it. neil: now, young lady, to you. trish: i have got to see this thing. maybe saturday night. neil: saturday night, exactly. >> thank you, neil cavuto. breaking everyone, pope and donald trump going head-to-head. donald trump resp

lewis came out on top! congratulations to the individual high performer landon tillman and mrs. michelle clayton's third grade class as the team winner!today students celebrated their accomplishments as winners were presented congressional certificates from congressman jeff duncan and two clemson university athletes took part as well. 3 3 3 our programs are in as much as they are umm designed to improve third grade reading proficency its really to help develop character traits 3 3 the winners were also recognized on febuary 13-th at a clemson university men's basketball gamethird graders took part in a special awards ceremony during halftime of the game between clemson and 3 greenville's phillis wheatley center is celebrating 30 years of service to the upstate.now, their building needs some major repairs, and theneed help to fix it. it.fox carolina's joe gagnon has more on their upcoming 3 3 3 3 this place has been damaged from rain that happened a few weeks ago but now you can help support the phillis wheatley center by going to see an amazing show at the t-d convention center

mr. speaker. i rise to commend the bipartisan policy center for establishing the congressional patriot award and naming sam johnson and john lewis as its first recipients. on march 15 at the library of congress with david rubin stein op presiding we'll talk about their extraordinary lives and thashe contribution to this institution. mr. larson: they will be given a medal in their names which forevermore will be perpetuated by this body where both a democrat and a republican will receive this distinguished award based on the patriot -- patriotism they provided to their nation. i cannot think of two more exemplary figures in this body than sam johnson, who was nearly beaten to death by the vote congress and imprisoned for seven years, 42 in solitary confinement, and john lewis, nearly beaten to death by the alabama police after crossing the edmund pettus bridge. this is what this institution is about. please join us at the library of congress. we'll be here on the floor every day with my co-chair, tom cole, to talk about this great event in their honor. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . the

so jason, before we get into the lewis versus sanders battle, let's talk president obama. mrs. clinton is embracing him. sanders is trying to. why is this important and is it effective? >> look, carol, if hillary hugs obama any tighter i think, like, michelle's going to get involved. it's gotten ridiculous. i mean, she's just said everything that obama ever did is fantastic. and the reason is because, he's not just popular with african-american democrats. he's extremely popular with democrats in general and the clinton campaign has made a calculated risk that even amongst independents, that connecting yourself to the positive aspects of the obama administration is somehow going to end up playing out well for her. she's going to keep hugging him the entire time. >> does mr. obama enter into the occasion for you? a sanders supporters? >> obviously, we are very proud of our first black president but this race is about the future, about hillary clinton and bernie sanders. i want to hear more of their differences. bernie sanders did a getter job giving a vision of america when elect

lewis cromer released a "green was falsely accused of inappropriate contact with female students, and criminal charges were brought against him for the same," the statement said. "although he was wrongfully arrested, mr. green cooperated fully with the richland county sheriff's department throughout its investigation." green was removed from the spring valley high school football team as a coach after the allegations came forward. today is day one of "50 days to 50 years" - my way to celebrate a major milestone coming up in my life. turning 50. for the next 50 days i'll be doing 50 different workouts. what you can't see right now under this desk is that i'm in a cast with a broken foot from a running accident. but i want to still go for this as a way to encourage you to not let any obstacle get in your way. i hope to inspire you to pursue being fit no matter your age. :00 - :12 :20 - :29 :33 - :39 neil derrick owns personal fitness by neil for the kickoff of "50 days to 50 years," this personal trainer started me with hip extensions. "you're working the hip extensors. on all of us..." "the buttocks!" "on all of us, that's your driving muscle. when you, all of us, walk, you work your hip flexors and h

mr. mark preston, cnn political commentator for the daily caller matt lewis.od to have you. brother preston, i join you first. a little bit of the intrigue early on is no governor might get a ticket out of here. now there is a feeling of an expanded view. tell us why. tell us who you still think is on the bubble. >> there's no doubt after the performance marco rubio put in. he has created an opening for the center lane the governors are trying to occupy, as is marco rubio. we had the conservative lane, ted cruz. and the middle, jeb bush, john kasich and chris christie. marco rubio has been doing very well up to this point. had a strong finish of third in iowa, seemed to be pulling ahead in that lane. however, after that performance it looks like there is an opening for these governors. john kasich is putting in a lot of work in dixville is. you have three entire votes to win up here. but he's also been doing a lot of work. you know, working the state. quite frankly his campaign is predicated on doing well here in new hampshire. jeb bush we saw fire in his bell

course with representative john lewis who understands probably more than anyone in this body, what discriminatory laws can do to affect a community. and what this bill does, mr. speaker is that it provides coverage for 13 states upon enactment, alabama, georgia, mississippi, florida, south carolina, north carolina, arkansas, arizona, california, new york, virginia, and sadly, and i'm a very proud texan, i love everything about our state, but you know, unfortunately, we've been in the forefront of discrimination against voters and texas is included under this legislation as well. and this new geographic formula is based on current conditions and a 25-year look back provision. and so i hope that we'll be able to work together in a bipartisan manner to protect all of our voters, not just some of our voters, but to protect every single voter in the united states that would like to cast a ballot, doesn't matter if the voter is poor and they weren't able to go and renew their driver's license and so they're -- so their driver's license may be 61 days expired, doesn't matter if it's a student whose parents are just putting every bit of money they have to get them t

lewis' book, won for best picture and screenplay. the director took a big shot -- stephanie: guess what, mr. mckay.here are no big billionaires financing the movie industry. next, how ge is shipping itself as technology involves. stay with us. you are watching ♪ "bloomberg ." -- you are watching "bloomberg ." ♪ stephanie: tribune media is announcing they may be exploring options. it is a time where buybacks, innovation, possible sales are needed from many companies. that takes us to -- david: a very troubled company. stephanie: without a doubt. guess who is here with us -- ge vice chair beth comstock. a perfect conversation. toe we are in a very slow know growth environment or ge has been around for over 100 years. in terms of innovation and growing, how do you do it in a you have this? beth: to plan for it. it is a slow to know growth world. stocks, to rein in your continue to plant seeds. we are looking at the digitization of industry. that is our future, our now, our tomorrow, and it could not come fast enough because some of the things you are talking about are exactly what the digitiza

mr. speaker, i rise today to commend the bipartisan policy center for the establishment of the congressional patriot award. and naming sam johnson and john lewis as its first recipients. people who of no two are more deserving than sam johnson and john lewis. both who serve in this chamber with distinction. both who i have the honor of serving with on the ways and means committee. who do an extraordinary job on behalf of the citizenry of this great nation. for all of our membership here, we can all be proud to say that we served with both sam johnson and john lewis. i want to thank and commend tom cole, my chairman, co-chairman, in this effort on behalf of our two esteemed colleagues. by now every member should have received and the public will become increasingly aware of an invitation to this event on march 15. the event will be held at the library of congress. at a fitting place for us to honor our colleagues. and the library will have on display photos and documents from the vietnam war and photos and documents from the civil rights movement. it was 50 years ago that sam johnson was shot down over vietnam. it was 51 years ago that john lew

mr. dold: countless courageous lead verse taken up the cause of justice, including former illinois senator dirksen and our colleague here in the united states congress, john lewis. walking on the edmund pettus bridge in selma with congressman lewis for the 50th anniversary of the selma to montgomery marches is one of my highlights of my tenure in the united states congress. as we look back on the accomplishments of the past, we cannot lose sight of the urgency with which we must address inequality in our society today. african-americans today face an unacceptable likelihood of being incarcerated a poverty rate that our nation's leaders should be achamed of -- ashamed of an everyday discrimination that flies in the face of everything our nation stands for. in memory of the heros who fought for equality throughout our nation's history, we are compelled to act. i'm committed to fighting for a more just and equal society. i implore my colleagues to do the same. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from nevada seek recognition? weather -- without objection the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. titus: i rise

mr. speaker, we're supposed to disagree on things. you don't have to go far outside of my congressional district, hank johnson represents the south side of the county, just beyond me, john lewis just beyond that. we disagree on all sorts of things. i admire them. i respect them. we work together on issues. it's not surprising that we disagree. what's surprising and in fact alarming is that the american people's thirst for results has become such that presidents think they can just skip the process, that the ends are going to justify the means. president obama's law school professor, an undisputed congressional scholar, not a conservative by any stretch of the imagination, frustration with congressional inaction cannot justify throwing the constitution overboard to rescue this lawless e.p.a. proposal. i need folks to understand, mr. speaker, that this is not republican-democrat. this is article 1, article 2. we talked about waters of the u.s. we talked about the war on coal. what about guantanamo bay, mr. speaker? what about the detention facility in guantanamo bay? u.s. attorney general lynch in november of last year, this is not old news, this is right now, with respect to i