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i want to welcome our guests with us today, secretary of treasury mr. ma mnuchin, thank you for joining us. today we look forward discussing the department's budget request as well as some of the assumptions and policies included in the president's overall request for this upcoming here of 2018. the president's budget proposes cutting spending by $3.6 trillion over the next ten years while making key investigatements to spur economic growth and job creation. and we've all heard what the critics have said and there might abe few critics in here today, but mr. secretary i am not one of them. i believe the president's budget is honest and impressive. it includes major middle income and business tax cuts through tax reform allowing -- allowing individuals and constituents all across the country to keep more of their paycheck for themselves. it also has a patrol ondollars public and private plan for national infrastructure. it rescues families from a failing healthcare law. it builds upon our spending cuts and further reduces the size of many federal agencies,

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mr. chair n ma, ranking member, i agree with your comments at the outset. it's a privilege for me to be back before this distinguished committee. mr. chairman, i want to especially commend you for your efforts to reach a consensus on a new authorization against isis and i applaud the very valuable contributions for senator kaine and senator flake and i know, senator dkaine, you've been at this for quite a period of time and it's a pleasure to meet with you. as you heard, i served as legal adviser for the national security council in the first term of the bush administration and the state department legal adviser in the second term. i was in the white house situation room on 9/11. and i was involved in the drafting of both the 2001 and 2002 aumfs. and for my sins, i then spent the next eight years engaged in almost daily discussions on the legal issues relating to the use of military force including detention arising under both aumfs. 16 years after the enactment of the 2001 aumf and three years after the beginning of the u.s. conflict with isis, congress sho

mrs. brooks laich. julian >> i'm excited. ma's my baby sister getting rried.lly to have the whole family there for like a week-long event, it's going to be amazing. >> julianne's wedding festivities are in southern california while maks and peta are celebrating on the opposite coast in new york. the same place taylor swift shot her music video for "blank space." >> i just want to have the most spectacular day or three days actually. we've got three days of partying. >> julianne told us she was keepinr intimate, and derek was planning on giving a speech. >> i got lots of family members, so they'll all be incorporated somehow. >> across the country, maks' brother, val, is by his side. pro dancers also in the wedding party, and the couple's 6-month-old's special role, ring bearer. so how did the dancing pro end up sharing her day with judge julianne? sources tell us maks and peta booked the day before shy was born and julianne and brooks had to get married in july or august because of his hockey schedule. >> this is a time that worked for everybody. >> what about

ma chérie. >> sasha: this was the most awesome plane ride ever. >> thomas: yeah? you think? >> sally: yes, mrh so casual about private jets. it is a whole different world up here. >> thomas: hmm. >> sally: but i guess it's your world, so i'm gonna have to grit my teeth and get used to it. >> katie: we have a 95% positive response to the press reception. >> wyatt: excellent. yeah, and the spencer summit site has actually gained more traffic this year, thanks to the whole forrester-spectra showdown. >> katie: this is gonna be so much fun. >> wyatt: it kind of already is. >> bill: well, i missed the summit last year, but i am back and i'm pumped. >> brooke: it's gonna be bigger and better than ever. >> bill: mm, me or the summit? >> brooke: mm, my money's on

mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> mas--on: o.j. simpson is going free. tonight, the president blasts his attorney general-- >> he should have told me before he took the job. >> mason: --for recusing himself in the russia investigation. >> i would have picked somebody else. >> mason: the special counsel takes aim at trump business transactions. >> would that be a breach of what his actual charge is? >> i would say yeah. i would say yes. >> mason: senator john mccain fights the battle of his life. >> he is yelling at me to buck up, so i'm going to buck up. >> mason: and, a young boy's trip back in time. >> yeah, i think it's crazy. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news". >>> it was very familiar. millions of americans glued to their televisions, waiting to hear the fate of o.j. simpson. but it was two decades later, two decades after simpson was acquitted of murder charges in the trial of the century. the question was whether simpson would be granted parole after serving nine years in a nevada prison in an unrelated case, an armed robbery in las

had something for them or wanted to meet, he would use chalk to ma rk a post office box on the route. in exchange for american secrets, mrms received $2.5 million. aims is currently serving a life sentence without parole. he had burned more cia agents than any other spy in u.s. history until this guy. >> the night the fbi has under lock and key one of its own. a veteran fbi agent with access to the most sensitive and highly classified information in the united stas government. >> robert hanson was responsible for keeping tabs a capturing russian spies in the u.s. in 1985 he sent an anonymous note volunteering his services to the kgb in exchange for $100,000 in cash. he picked his own dead drops where he could leave packages for his handlers. he provided the russians with more than two dozen computer discs and more than 6,000 pages of valuable material. in exchange for the information, mr. hanson was paid $1.5 million. he is currently serving 15 life sentences in a supermax prison in florence, colorado. when the cold war ended, the russians were consumed with the total economic collapse that followed and americans were ha

mr. president, i'd like to applaud french president emanuel ma crohn for his comments over the weekend about his comment cs about antisemitism. president macron is right. president -- when everyone else was allowed to farm and jews could not, when everyone else was allowed to live in moscow and jews could not, when others could become academics or tradesmen and jews could not. praise god that hasn't happened in america but it was hallmark of europe. and the word to describe all these acts is antisemitism. so it is, mr. president, with anti-zionism. the idea that all other people can seek and defend their right to determination but the jewish people cannot, that other nations have a right to exist but the jewish state of israel does not, that, too, is a modern form of antisemitism, just as president macron of france said this weekend. anti-zionism unfortunately continues to bubble up in many different forms. there is perhaps no greater example than the pernicious effort to delegitimize israel through boycotts, divestment and sanctions. the b.d.s. movement is a deeply biased campaign that i wo

mr. kasowitz. >> reporter: the e-mail tirade began from a segment on cable tv. the unnamed viewer was watchi i msnbc's rachel maan article published by pro publica on marc kasowitz and why he doesn't have security clearance. >>. >> reporter: the viewers sourced out kasowitz on his website and e-mailed him according to e-mails published by propublica. the viewer write "marc, you don't know me, i don't know you, i believe it's in your interest and long-term interest of your firm for you to resign from your position." five minutes later kosowitz replied with two words, f-you. 15 minutes later, kaswoipz e-mailed again, you don't know me, but i will know you. how dare you send me an e-mail like that. i'm on you now. you are expletive with me now." he continues to berate the writer ending the e-mail, "watch your back" then an expletive. the up named vi edunnamed viewe writing thank you. kasowi str kasowitz wrote me. call me. the last e-mail "i know where you live. you might as well call me. you will see me. i promise. bro." >> shocking e-mails in the legal profession and as counsel to president of the united states.

ma i norma izen. co-authored on op-ped in the "washington post" on this last week. and mr. turley. the president has the power to pardon himself. >> what i believe is he can make the argument under the text of the constitution. the constitution does not bar these types of self-pardons. the constitution mentions one exception with regard to impeachment. such as saying a president can pardon his way out of impeachment. >> it says the president shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the united states except in cases of impeachment. >> right. the language is actually not imbi ambiguous. usually in the law if you state an exception, there's a presumption that other exceptions don't apply because queue didn' you didn't include them. he'd have a strong case to argue it's covered by his unfettered authority. >> norm, do you agree with that? >> anderson, thanks for having me. i do not agree with that. of course, we know that when interpreting the constitution, the words on the page are just the starting point. and literally entire libraries have been filled wit

mr. trump. >> we eagerly await the optics of this one. hours from now in paris, president trump holds a news conference alongside the french president, emmanuel ma

mr. fawlty. >> i'm coming! wait a moment. >> there's no comedy in likeable. i always go to louie depalma played by danny devito. >> sunshine cab. crazy lady, give me a break here. it's mahis was a troll. mean. said the worst things. was he likeable? no. loveable? yes. why? he's really funny. >> this guy does the best addy g. impersonation. do it. go on. >> i don't. >> oh, sorry, it's not you. it's the other one. >> the other what? paki? >> that's racist. >> i think the thing that made "the office" successful with ricky gervais was the realism more relationship oriented and commented on the mundaneness of situations we find ourselves in. >> if i have to work with him another day i will slit my throat. >> not like that though. get the knife in behind the windpipe, put it down like that. >> i could just apply for another job. >> jokes or stories or emotion isn't from the work but the people who work together. >> where to first? >> your mother's butt. >> all you need to relate is the human connection, the believability. that these people live together, know each other, love each other, and it's that love underneath that allows for all kinds of behavior. [ raspberry sound ]

mr. blumenauer for his amendment and -- although i urge its defeat and start by pointing autothough ba ma administration and trump administration said russia is in violation of the treaty and neither indicated any belief russia will come back in compliance. i'm troubled by the fact that the gentleman would want to provide a stree vito on a system that hasn't been developed, much less deployed. the gentleman is worried about deployment of a system we don't have developed yet. hopefully it won't be deploy when it is completed. that's function of whether russia comes back into compliance. general silva, the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, testified before the house in march, quote, they do not intend to return to compliance absent pressure from the international community and the united states as a co-signer of that same agreement. there's no trajectory in what they are doing that would indicate otherwise, close quote. the development of this system that we're talking about here today is that very pressure that the general was referencing. mr. rogers: this development by the russ

ma mid all 50 states. the president urged the economic importance of american made goods. mr.mp says, he wants to see that kind of commitment from other companies. he says changes are underway to make it easier for he wants to roll back regulations, lower taxes and renegotiate the country's trade deals. but the former business mogul and his daughter are facing accusations they aren't set ago very good example. that's because both their brands have products made overseas. during a press briefing yesterday reporters asked press secretary sean spicer about it. >> comment on specific products but i will tell you the overall arfing goal of course is to grow manufacturing. to grow invest many here in the united states ton grow u.s. workers here. >> spicer also said there are certain products simply cannot be made i the us. the president's made in america event runs through friday. >>> the city of college park in maryland considering whether non us citizens should be given the right to vote in local elections. sick other communities in maryland allow this to make the change college p

mr. worker. it is a very humbling experience for me to appear here on behalf of this distinguished nominee. if i ever reflect on this great committee i just think of the ma marvelous traditions it has established throughout its long existence, and if i might say to the new members of the committee, i wish you well, and i am confident as you pursue your careers in life that you will always look back onnior membership on this committee as a very special privilege because, after all, the function of this committee is to provide care of the men and women and the armed forces of the united states are together with their families. i know the chairman is anxious for us to be brief and i will be brief, mr. chairman, but i would like to say that on my left, and there will be a magnificent team in my humble judgment to serve america and to serve the men and women of the armed forces, most particularly the navy and the marine corps. mr. spencer has a very interesting and broad career. he's quite adept and untilable on all aspects of finance and not only domestically here in our country, but globally. and together where his other achievements in life which are ninef

mr speaker then i thank you the prime minister for the advanced copy. i am surprised she had so much to contribute, since there was hardly a word of international policy and her maanifesto. the government is apparently no asking other parties for the policy ideas. if the prime minister would like it, i am very happy to furnish her with a copy of our election manifesto. either that, or call another early election to let the people of this country decide. the government is run out of stea m decide. the government is run out of steam and in a pivotal moment in our country within the world, conflict in the gulf, brexit certainty, refugees can continuing to fully war zones, poverty and equality and the cause of climate change, just when we need strong government, we have wea kness we need strong government, we have weakness from this government. the united states president attempts to pull the plug on the paris climate change agreement and only a belated informal mention and brief meeting with them. no ability to sign a joint letter from the european leaders at the time he made the announcement. the uk's trade deficit is growing. it comes at a time when we are negoti

ma nape lates your mind because of who he is and his fame. >> reporter: r. kelly's attorney telling us in a statement mr.ly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him and mr. kelly unequivocally denies such allegations. after the savages filed another police report this january in illinois, officers did do a wellness check on their daughter speaking with her at kelly's chicago recording studio. they say she told them she was fine and just didn't want to be bothered with her parents and police say she appeared to be in overnight the woman telling tmz she is fine and is not being held against her will. >> i am in a happy place with my life and i'm not being brainwashed. >> reporter: still, her parents say they just aren't buying it. >> we just want him to release her and let her go on with her life. >> reporter: and meanwhile, those parents say they are working with the fbi and local police departments and that they plan to present more evidence to support their claims in the coming days. r. kelly is no stranger to salacious allegations involving some women and underage girls

take place and ma gentleman -- and majority of the people voting on the hartzler amendment would turn it down. when we have a country to save, a country to protect. so i suggest this, mr. speaker. if this ndaa bill fails tomorrow, it will come back again and it will come back again with the hartzler language in it. under a rule that will allow it to pass here on the floor of the house of representatives. democrats are not going to help us pass this bill. only a handful of them will do that. so republicans have to do the right thing. and we should stop dividing ourselves, we should stop letting america be embarrassed in front of the world for a ridiculous decision that was made today. so i urge, i urge a correction to the ndaa. and i urge english to be adopted as the official language of the united states of america. because it unifies us and helps us communicate with each other, a common form of communicationses currency is the most powerful unifying force throughout the entire istory of the world. with that, mr. speaker, i would yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain a motion. from the gentleman from iowa. mr. king: mr. sp

mrs. bush. she made me do that. >> hi, mom. i've always wanted to meet you. hi. >> that's sheinelle, ma>> just for a moment. >> what did she say? >> quit being so silly. >> you know your mom you said she was going to be out for a walk. >> we gave her a little morning prank. >> i'm sure she's thrilled. >> by the way, how many people can say they were pranked by al roker asking if your refrigerator is running. >> where did that come from? >> i thought it was a funny old joke. >> because i'm a funny old guy. one out of two. so the online foodie site eater sent the internet crazy with a post headlined do not order burgers at restaurants. they say restaurant burgers are too big, too rich. >> those aren't bad things. >> not charred enough, they are overloaded, they're too expensive and don't show a chef's vision. >> that's fair because you get the same thing everywhere you go. >> i will say my favorite burgers are my husband's that he grills, but my second favorite are at sandy's. >> i don't think you go to a fancy restaurant for a burger. >> sandy's. >> drive-thru. >> i remember when i was l

. >> ma kenna the theory is right you want to save at least 10% of fwhaez your piggy bank but in the case of what mr to the map. >> i have two planes. >> have you two planes, okay. >> you're going to trade that, okay. come on over here. >> all right. >> so why don't you ma kenna you can start and put a plane wherever you would like go. >> you got the l.a. area which is nice. >> you've got florida which is here. >> mexico. >> down here to the are caribbean which would be great. >> alaska, anchorage. >> what do you like, ma kenna? orlando, nice, nice call. >> camden, how about you? >> san juan puerto rico. >> nice call. >> and what about you what would you like? you only get one. is that orlando also? >> uh-huh. >> all right. here's your e-mail. guess what? we're going to trade your piggy banks, because your families are all going on places you picked. [ cheers ]. >> where's your family? everybody come over here. come on over. >> were you guys yelling like find turks and cake cos. >> are you excited? you're going to orlando and you guys are going to san juan. very nice. and wait, there's a little bit