mr. mccarthy: i haven't seen the bill. i think the mueller report should come forward exactly as the law says it should. i believe the attorney general will look at it simply as we did it in the past. and supply it publicly to the rest. reporter: now that democrats have taken their action on omar, will they bring up a crens sur resolution to specifically name her? mr. mccarthy: no decision has been made on that yet. i listened to elliott engel yesterday, his disappointment, even the resolution could not have been separated and not just talk about what's wrong with anti-semitism but the democratic party couldn't bring it to the floor and pass it. that is a real turning moment for this democratic party. they have shifted to who they have been in the past and this is a defining week for them. >> last question. reporter: i have heard democrats this week that democrats don't have credibility in going after ar when they say very same tropes were the same in attacking george sorrows. mr. mccarthy: that is not the same. congresswo

mr. mccarthy: i didn't hear anything new in the process, no. reporter: was there any coordination between yourself and leadership, and the freedom caucus leaders, who were questioning mr. cohen yesterday ahead of time? were you brought in to discuss strategy of how they would approach that? mr. mccarthy: i think jim jordan did an excellent job as a ranking member. i thought the committee did an excellent job of getting to the point. just like any committee, one thing i do as the leader, i meet with all the committees. but most of it's all left to them to work. this is their expertise. this is what they do. this is what they focus on. reporter: when do you expect to name members of the select committee on climate security? some democrats -- mr. mccarthy: i already named before i walked out here. it's today. reporter: could you share them with us? [laughter] >> last question. reporter: the u.s. trade representative said yesterday that he may not need congress to sign off on any type of understanding between the u.s. and china in regards to a trade

mr. mccarthy: i haven't read through, because it was just last night. call the office and we'll follow up with you. i think the president has been clear that he wanted to repeal obamacare and put a system in that actually lowers the cost, protects individuals' pre-consisting withins -- conditions, and have a health care system that works, that has a relationship between the patient and the doctor. not with an insurance or with a government. thank you very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> and on primetime tonight, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span, house debate on the resolution that would have overridden president trump's veto on terminating his border emergency declaration. on c-span2, senate debate on the green new deal. a resolution suggesting policies to eliminate carbon emissions over 10 years, while protecting jobs, housing and health care and guaranteeing college education

mr. mccarthy: you heard a lot of people speak out on that. reporter: why not a resolution, though? mr. mccarthy: go ahead. reporter: i also went to follow-up up on that, when not a resolution on that. also, do you consider anti-semitism something that there is a vote, let's move on, or is this something that republicans that you guys would plan to bring up whether it is in committee? rep. mccarthy: we didn't think we would have to bring it up again, we thought that the resolution we brought forward, may be in the member apologized, maybe she would learn from it. we didn't think that in less than a month, the same member would spew the type of language she spewed again. it was their own members of the own side of the aisle who spoke up. but their views did not win out at the end of the day. at the beginning they had a resolution that focused just on anti-semitism. but they even refrain from naming the congresswoman. they watered it down further because it can pass it, because of this new progressive wing of the party. reporter: do you believe there are democrats who think ilhan omar shou

mr. mccarthy: this is a defining week, defining week on so many parts. the most definition of this week is we need to mark it as the moment that the new democrat socialist wing of the party overtook their leadership. we saw it in every aspect. when the progressives fight back, they win. that you could not even ask congresswoman omar to apologize but had to water down their own amendment and couldn't focus on stopping anti-semitism. and this is the second time this happened. the other part is the vote we had today. what is interesting is, when you become the majority party, you reserve the first 10 numbers for those bills that are most important to you. when we were in the majority, h.r. 1 was making sure tax payers were able to keep more of their hard-earned money. objective of h.r. 1? to actually take more of the taxpayers' money and give it to themselves, the politicians. we saw this new socialist party is allowing illegal immigrants to vote devalues the franchise and diminishes the voting power. they rejected that. what is most ironic is we voted on t

mr. mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: madam speaker, i want to thank the speaker for yielding. i also want to wish her a very happy birthday. . now, many of us here and across the country were first introduced as a child to how government works through our turday morning cartoons on "schoolhouse rock: i am just a bill on capitol hill." c-span has taken the education and turned it into experience. and over the last 40 years, c-span has ensured the country experienced some of the most consequential and memorable moments that transpired right here with this body. on the 50th anniversary of the civil -- selma civil rights march, john lewis reminded us of the quiet dignity of the 600 americans who put their lives on the line that this nation might live up to the promises made in its founding documents. as john lewis said, our country will never, ever be the same because of what happened on this bridge. c-span was there. at the height of the iraq war, sam johnson, a vietnam veteran, a p.o.w., gave a powerful salute to our soldiers and taught us an important lesson about patriotism an

mr. mccarthy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mccarthy: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the speaker for yielding. i, too, rise to congratulate representative don young, the dean of the house who, today, as stated, becomes the longest serving republican in the history of congress. as the speaker noted, surpassed joe cannon. don young doesn't quote joe cannon but he reminds me, they named a building after him. now, like me, don was born in california. and he got to know alaska the y many of us, he read jack london's "the call of the wild," and he moved there right when it became a state. as of today, don has represented alaska for 46 years. over 75% of the entire time it's been a state. his career is an important reminder of how young this wonderful experience we call america truly is. they lied to me during freshman orientation. they told me nobody has an assigned seat in this house. that's how i got to know don young. i made the mistake of coming in and sitting down right over by that door. i also learned another valuable lesson.

mr. mccarthy can be for given in not now hogue to run a credible investigation, for two years they did none but one thing i think is really unforgivable and that's the degree to which mr. mccarthy and others have prostrated themselves before this president and not just in the russia investigation but even more significantly now with this emergency declaration which is an attack on the congress's power of the purse, for kevin mccarthy as a republican leader to go along with that, so debase himself before this president that the cost of our institution i think is unfor giveable. >> brennan: thank you very much, congressman. we will be back in one minute to take a look at what did happen at that a moye summit, at that at that a moye summit, at that hanoi summit. stay with us. >> >> brennan: after we finished our interview with chairman schiff he asked to turn the cameras back on to comment on what ambassador bolton said about the north korea summit. >> congressman, what was your impression of how the national security advisor described what happened in hanoi? >> well, i was struck by one thing

mr. mccarthy: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to start by thanking a member from the other side of the aisle. chairman eliot engel. thank you for when you heard the language and you stood up. thank you for your work. to all the members that are here , this shouldn't be this hard. we should not have to go through the number of versions that we had to. we shouldn't have to be on this loor even speaking about this. i hope we won't be back. of all the things that have happened this congress, this is what we talk about the most. this is the action that this congress has taken the most, twice. twice we have to make a statement that we're opposed to anti-semitism. the first time it took the minority that doesn't have very many abilities to bring something to the floor but we did. we spoke with one voice. but now we're back. in a few weeks. stating the same thing. but without apology. without apologies from that voice. it does not have to be this hard. we condition have to break 72-hour rule that you put in this year to make it le

mr. mccarthy said it or tried that saying, i have all this information, but i can't show it to you. >> daname to have you agree with democrats, but i want to have you read one other tweet. this is from greg hail. he says, don't do it, please. please don't impeach him. it won't help us win in 2020. he deserves it. i believe that. but what's the best long term play for the country? his day will come and it won't be pretty, but unless republicans join the fight, it's not worth the risk. do you hear anything off camera where senior democrats are saying, we realize this could back fire on us? >> yes. some of our democrats who don't always run to the podiums and try to talk about impeachment are saying this is a strategy. some of them amazingly ran on a platform. they ran on infrastructure and things they would like to see get done, but their party has been hijacked by the peach trump forces. what are you impeaching him for? doing a good job. doing what is right? they're getting desperate because mueller's getting close to being finished. they don't see any evidence that he's going to say collusi

mr. mccarthy's suggestion that mr. schiff is carrying on in a way that would be inappropriate.hink that is going to prove to be incorrect. so we will see what happens here. in any case, it's extremely important that the american public gets full information on mueller's probe and any other issues that are out there so we can make a decision about what has been an extraordinarily controversial administration. >> harris: congressman garamendi of california, thank you very much for joining me today. the school superintendent is not in the hot seat. more than a year after 17 people died in that shooting at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. now, renewed allegations that warning signs were missed. one man being focused on. rick leventhal life for us in florida. rick? >> harris, they started here in public comments a couple of hours ago with hundreds of people packing the room and the hallways outside. dozens are still waiting to speak. most of them voicing support for superintendent robert runcie, whose job is on the line after a measure was placed on the agenda by a

mr. mccarthy and his republican friends in congress say how high?>> schiff also told us he wants to release interview transcripts represented to the house russia investigation. can you see our full interview with congressman adam schiff tomorrow morning 6:30 a.m. on ktvu and join us for all the day's news, weather and traffic. >>> piedmont police are searching for four men involved in a home invasion robbery. it happened at about 4:45 yesterday morning at a home on tyson circle. police say three of the men were armed with guns. they are accused of ransacking the home, stealing monday quirk a cell phone and jewelry. police say two people who live at the home suffered minor injuries while trying to escape. >>> opponents of state housing bill are planning another community meeting next week in cupertino. about 100 people attend a forum last night to discuss state senate bill 50. it would prevent cities from banning high density housing within a half mile of transit hubs such as bart and within a quarter mile of a high use bus stop. critics say the bill

mr. mccarthy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mccarthy: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the speaker for yielding. i, too, rise to congratulate representative don young, the dean of the house who, today, as stated, becomes the longest serving republican in the history of congress. as the speaker noted, surpassed joe cannon. don young doesn't quote joe cannon but he reminds me, they named a building after him. now, like me, don was born in california. and he got to know alaska the y many of us, he read jack london's "the call of the wild," and he moved there right when it became a state. as of today, don has represented alaska for 46 years. over 75% of the entire time it's been a state. his career is an important reminder of how young this wonderful experience we call america truly is. they lied to me during freshman orientation. they told me nobody has an assigned seat in this house. that's how i got to know don young. i made the mistake of coming in and sitting down right over by that door. i also learned another valuable lesson.

mr. mccarthy. next speaker. >> sofia gomez. >> hi. i've been and a pedestrian in san francisco my whole life. and i've been riding my bike along ful fulsom, and sometimes i'm forced to ride on van ness, have is terrifying, and i bike on howard. between september and march 10th, i've been riding my bike and was almost hit 500 times, until march 11th when i was finally doored. i have evidence that people don't care about bicyclists. someone drove right past me and my debilitated bike. when i was getting my x-rays done -- i should preference and say i'm okay, i'm fine. the person who was taking my x-rays was trying to relate to me, saying he had been a bike effort in the '80s, and in an effort to make feel better, don't worry, this happens to professionals as well. which i think he was trying to make me feel better, but made me realize this has been happening since before i was born. people who made their living, either by being on their bikes, or even just trying to enjoy this absolute wonderful city that is meant to be walked, meant to

mr. mccarthy, we are doing our job.parate and equal branch of government will do our own investigation. anything less than that would be malpractice in my opinion. what's wrong with having an independent branch of government look at the issues? we are not assuming anybody did anything. but to make sure we do our job, we have to do our job which is look at all the evidence in front of you, do your investigation. as the president said, he welcomes all the investigations. he's going to cooperate with us. i'm glad to hear that. at the end of the day the people want to know everybody is dealing above the law. >> we just heard from one of our reporters that the white house is spoiling for a fight, that they are not going to willingly cough up the documents you want. >> well, yesterday, i heard the president say he was going to cooperate fully. maybe you're right. maybe he won't cooperate with us. as congress, i believe we are hired to do our job. our job is to make sure we are looking at each and every bit of evidence to make

mr. mccarthy: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to start by thanking a member from the other side of the aisle. chairman eliot engel. thank you for when you heard the language and you stood up. thank you for your work. to all the members that are here , this shouldn't be this hard. we should not have to go through the number of versions that we had to. we shouldn't have to be on this loor even speaking about this. i hope we won't be back. of all the things that have happened this congress, this is what we talk about the most. this is the action that this congress has taken the most, twice. twice we have to make a statement that we're opposed to anti-semitism. the first time it took the minority that doesn't have very many abilities to bring something to the floor but we did. we spoke with one voice. but now we're back. in a few weeks. stating the same thing. but without apology. without apologies from that voice. it does not have to be this hard. we condition have to break 72-hour rule that you put in this year to make it le

mr. mccarthy and his republican friends in congress say how high. >> adam shift also told us he wants to release interview transcripts related to the house tomorrow morning and join us for all of the new battle is brewing over teachers teaching sexual education in california classrooms, hundreds of parents protested new lessons about sex education, a new state to identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender is that we as parents feel should be at home from gender, sexuality and sexual behavior. >> i believe this is taking away my freedom and my freedom is apparent to control what my kids are exposed to. the committee is looking to approve new tools that teachers can use in the classroom and the new health make all students feel more comfortable in the classroom. it has support from the american civil liberties union. >>> a marin county man is among those appearing in federal court today as part of the nationwide college admissions scam, we will take you to boston where another dozen people are facing a judge in connection with that scheme. >>> coming up, a major development in the

mr. mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: madam speaker, i want to thank the speaker for yielding. i also want to wish her a very happy birthday. . now, many of us here and across the country were first introduced as a child to how government works through our turday morning cartoons on "schoolhouse rock: i am just a bill on capitol hill." c-span has taken the education and turned it into experience. and over the last 40 years, c-span has ensured the country experienced some of the most consequential and memorable moments that transpired right here with this body. on the 50th anniversary of the civil -- selma civil rights march, john lewis reminded us of the quiet dignity of the 600 americans who put their lives on the line that this nation might live up to the promises made in its founding documents. as john lewis said, our country will never, ever be the same because of what happened on this bridge. c-span was there. at the height of the iraq war, sam johnson, a vietnam veteran, a p.o.w., gave a powerful salute to our soldiers and taught us an important lesson about patriotism an

mr. gabancho and miss mccarthy. seeing none, are adjourned. don't go away. we are about to reconvene as the treasure island mobility agency. . >> mr. clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: item one, roll call. [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> supervisor haney: thank you. mr. clerk, will you please call the next item. >> clerk: item 2, director's report, this is an informational item. >> supervisor haney: thank you for convening today as the treasure island mobility agency. i want to give a special thank you for chairs walton and mandelman for serving with me on the committee. we will discover how to support a transit in the form of multimobility on treasure island. recently, i had the opportunity to attend a town haul on treasure island regarding proposed mobility. i appreciate our timma staff for being there to update the community on their efforts to revisit the toll policy and look at an exemption for current residents, as well as a plan for april outreach meetings with the business community. we also had a number of other representatives

mr. gabancho and miss mccarthy. seeing none, are adjourned. don't go away. we are about to reconvene as the treasure island mobility agency. >> right before the game starts, if i'm still on the field, i look around, and i just take a deep breath because it is so exciting and magical, not knowing what the season holds holds is very, very exciting. it was fast-paced, stressful, but the good kind of stressful, high energy. there was a crowd to entertain, it was overwhelming in a good way, and i really, really enjoyed it. i continued working for the grizzlies for the 2012-2013 season, and out of happenstance, the same job opened up for the san francisco giants. i applied, not knowing if i would get it, but i would kick myself if i didn't apply. i was so nervous, i never lived anywhere outside of fridays know, andfridays -- fresno, and i got an interview. and then, i got a second interview, and i got more nervous because know the thought of leaving fresno and my family and friends was scary, but this opportunity was on the other side. but i had to try, and lo and

mr. mccarthy: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the ranking member for is work and his love of music. this new democrat socialist majority wants the federal government to interfere in our free and fair elections. this bill today the majority's most important bill, is a massive federal government takeover that would undermine the integrity of our elections. . i want to show how the majority has gone to great steps to actually hide their prize legislation from the american people. madam speaker, for the american public to understand, when you become the majority, you reserve 1-10 of the numbering of bills and you want to make your number one bill the most important thing you do for america to know. two years ago we were in the majority, madam speaker, and we made the most important bill to make sure the people's money went back to them. we want to cut your taxes. so the most important bill that the democrat socialist majority has is to take more of your money and give it to the politicians who want to vote for this bill. how ironic. now, even though h.r. 1 has such broad spectrum of whe

mr. gabancho and miss mccarthy. seeing none, are adjourned. don't go away. we are about to reconvene as the treasure island mobility agency. adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 my name is jim woods i'm the founder of woods beer company and the proprietor of woods copy k open 2 henry adams what makes us unique is that we're reintegrated brooeg the beer and serving that cross the table people are sitting next to the xurpz drinking alongside we're having a lot of ingredient that get there's a lot to do the district of retail shop having that really close connection with the consumer allows us to do exciting things we decided to come to treasure island because we saw it as an amazing opportunity can't be beat the views and real estate that great county starting to develop on treasu

this is not first time it has happened in the mccarthy era. >> mr. khan. >> yes. >> i said in my comment airplane that not all populism is white nationalism but white nationalism is a subset of populism. politicians around globe are doing quite well riding on a wave of populism. how do we distinguish between the two? >> well, look, populism is, as you said, is a part of this nationalism. it is a sentiment. it is a sentiment of the people that express that i don't agree we that. i respectfully disagree we that. it is what is causing the populism is the sentiment against other and against what we are not familiar with, with others, with other faiths, with other creeds, with other nationalities. so we are using this moment this conversation to further our own agend agenda. >> mr. kahn, thank you for coming back to the program. >> thank you. >> i will read some responses throughout the course of the program. smerconish, your caller steven shouldn't surprise you, america's well-kept secret is getting eyes and ear itself on it. hey, palm, i want to expose

mr. mccarthy make the question of investing in infrastructure that california did almost his only issue in the elections for governor to congress to dogcatcher that if you voted for any increase revenue for infrastructure you were doing harm to the state. i think without a commitment of a substantial number of republicans to back an infrastructure funding bill we will have a true bridge to nowhere. it will not get us where we need to be and we need an unequivocal commitment from the president, something that is difficult to get in public to a specific plan for that to happen. i hope you will focus your attention there as well as here. one thing that does need to be included that he probably won't be enthusiastic about but i think is in central an essential part of any infrastructure plan is existing the threat of climate change. gone are the days when we could forget the impact of the fires and hurricanes and floods on our infrastructure. indeed i am sure that our engineers already give considerable attention to the fact of global warming, of heat on our roadways, of flooding and water and

mr. minority leader, congressman mccarthy, thank you. when we come back, a lot more news i had prayed former leader -- get this -- of theea environmental group, greenpeace, slamming ocasio-cortez over the new deal. we'll have that investigation. remember that student i got coldcocked punch? the guy's been arrested. we have an update straight ahead. ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. makes you feel like a king! king for a day! well, maybe not the whole day. our 19.99 or 49.99 oil change includes a tire rotation. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up s

mr. president, this is a bad idea. kevin mccarthys reporting, made a phone call to the president and said, mr. president, this makes no sense. but there is dust on the hand of the president. what do you do with it? >> it's a tough position to be in. and he clearly doesn't game out what happens after the second thing leaves his mounth. it seems like the slogans like and mexico will pay for it are the fine details. they're not. they're just the second part of the sentence. and no one has thought -- at least he hasn't thought out how they're going o come into being. there has never been a replacement part of repeal and replace. that was abundantly clear. and mike pennsylvania who is not a dummy and none of the other guys actually understand reality and can read reality and know what is good politics and good policy. and they know that having no policy and getting exposed about having no policy is bad politics. but i think the president just knows slogans. >> there is a misunderstanding, amy, about the fact that these issues affect peopl

had happened with senator joe mccarthy, it made a commitment that congress would no longer be abusive in its powers. that it would look to protecting its national security. mr. chairman, your reactions today were in true mccarthyism as you chose to attack us instead of state your commitment to national security. miss conley, did joe mccarthy advance russia's communistic goals of separating our country? did mccarthyism advance democracy or hinder democracy? did mccarthyism shackle us with the burden of divisiveness rather than cohesiveness in trying to move guaforward as we look to our adversaries? >> congressman, i'm not the best placed witness to answer your question. >> ambassador mcfaul? >> i'm also not an expert on mccarthyism. i'm an -- >> i just want your personal opinion. >> i do think polarization in our society advances putin's national interest. >> ambassador mcfaul, i greatly appreciate you answering that question. now my question goes to montenegro. you know i worked on nato and nato issues and i'm very proud of the fact that our nation supported montenegro joining and i think that certainly sets aside some of the advancement of russia and russi

mr. rogers. i thought this was the best doc of last year. >> he looks so much like him in that movie. >>> now some tv news. remember when jenny mccarthy part of "the view"? well, according to jenny, it was a living nightmare, and she is telling everybody why, blasting her former co-hosts, starting with barbara walters. >> i have been watching barbara's every move. >> there can only be one alpha. there is tension, usually backstage when there is bigger egos sitting at the table. get out there and fight. >> the movie, "mommy dearest." that's what jenny says working with babs was like. quote, i have never seen a woman yell like that before until i worked with barbara walters. >> that's the -- the blessing and the curse of "the view," is that you get to voice your opinion, and the curse is you will be punished for it. >> stop that. >> jenny also claims barbara made her into a human barbie doll, forcing about 50 outfit changes because she didn't like her clothes. >> i can't move in this dress. >> i paid my dues. >> when it came to whoopi, jenny says whoopi had an idiction to controlling people's thoughts, their words, the room, your feelin

mr. chang, our next meeting is april the 10. does that seem like a period of time that you can, maybe in conjunction with oewd -- miss mccarthy, come on forward. >> we'll have to work with oewd to define exactly what is a small business and so on and so forth, so it will take a little bit of legwork. i hope that we'll be able to meet the april 10. perhaps a little more time will be helpful, but we'll do our best. we're already aggressively working on addressing this issue, so we appreciate your concern, supervisor, and commissioner, in this role. we're working on developing metrics with oewd currently, so this is in support of that effort, so we'll work on getting that to you as soon as possible. thanks. >> chair peskin: thank you, kate, and maybe one thing we can do is just continue this item to the next meeting, and if not, we'll continue it to after that. commissioner fewer, are you finished? >> supervisor fewer: well, i also would like just to add about the budget schedule and funding plan, but if that's not up yet, i will keep my comments until we open up a discussion about that category. thank you. >> chair peskin: commission

mr. chairman i'm asking for your resignation today because i believe you are advancing putin's work in true mccarthyou act as if you are the only one capable of protecting this nation. >> continue stead of addressing the hearing to attack me consistent with the president's attacks i do want to respond in this way. >> you might think it's okay that the campaign chairman of a presidential campaign would offer information about that campaign to a russian oligarch in exchange for money or debt forgiveness. you might think that's okay. i don't. >> neil: by the way, that was just some of the nice stuff. fireworks at this house intelligence committee hearing today where republican members to a man and woman said the chairman adam schiff should resign will be speaking with a member of the house intelligence committee saturday on cavuto live. ahead of that a republican member of that committee brad wenstrup. good to have you. >> good to be with you. >> neil: it got tense in there, huh? >> it did a little bit. let me put it this way. this is a sad day in many, many ways. when i first got on the intelligence c

kevin mccarthy is calling on him to step down and apologize to the american people. the chairman standing firm. >> mr. schiff, do you accept the finding that there is no trump/russia conspiracy? >> i accept that the prosecutorial judgment of bob mueller is sound. i've said all along that we would accept whatever conclusions he reaches as the prosecutor. i've also said that there was a big difference between whether there is evidence of collusion and i think that evidence is in plain sight and whether you can establish or prove beyond a reasonable doubt criminal conspiracy. and i accept his conclusion that he could not. i do want to say with respect to the obstruction part as well that what troubles me the most about that is that you have an attorney general who applied for the job by talking down any potential obstruction conviction or indictment who then went to a senate confirmation and refused to recuse himself. i don't think under those circumstances he should ever have been confirmed. but he has now downs job he applied for, which is attempt to exonerate mr. trump when mr. mueller said no which

mccarthy. don't forget, you can follow me on twitter @bbcalicia. a former gang member, junior smart, has said that children are attracted to gangs because of the social and financial benefits. mrntaged youngsters make positive life choices. he told mps that children as young as eight were becoming gang members. i spent some time doing a documentary with gangs in birmingham ten years ago. i was seeing embryonic gangs in playgrounds of schools. you can see how they then graduate to become actual gangs. so, what is the average recruit? so many of you mentioned "recruit" as well, so how is that person drawn into a gang? are they actively seeking to become a member of a gang or is there talent spotting effectively by gangs? how does that work and what aspect of that is social media—driven? so, i think the first thing we have to be careful of is using careful use of the language. i know we have used the word "recruit" and also, they have this whole idea around this sophistication of grooming. the reality is to recruit any young person or to groom a young person is very easy. any child wants to be seen as an adult. we misconstrue that it's going to be this enticement period and this

mr. president it is not up to me. roosevelt said i am going with ike. --ing the campaign of 1972, george marshal was resized by senator mccarthy who said that guy was in china when it went communist. there must be a connection. maybe he is a traitor. believe it or not, of all the people. you wouldn't think that marshall's greatest most successful protege who had a platform would stand up and says anyone who says a bad word about marshall will have to deal with me here and now. he didn't say anything of the kind. that is because he was a newbie at the campaign campaign , politics. he listened to his advisors who made him cut a praiseworthy paragraph out of a speech he was going to deliver in wisconsin. mccarthy's home state. he gave the speech but the press had already received the full speech, the copy of the text. so they knew, he's going to in this speech, break radio silence and say something positive. when he gave the speech, the paragraph was missing. i have seen the text. the actual speech was kicked -- circulated on the campaign train. the advisors were saying the wisconsin boys greatest that -- boys say it is a bad idea, cut this out. you can see th

mccarthy later deleted tweet but not our memory of it. your thoughts about this. this latest problem for trump. >> i don't think there's any question that mrtrump has been associated intentionally with the vilification of different people, including jews in our society. i think that it's a tactic that he uses to divide and conquer people. he plays on racism intentionally and done it for his entire political career. this is one more attempt by him to divide and conquer people based on race, ethnicity and religion. i think it's 100% wrong. i think it's something as un-american as i can imagine. >> his people know what he's feeling because they express it openly. fox news host stirred trouble on saturday night with comments she made. here it is. >> she's not getting this anti-israel sentiment doctrine from the democrat party. if it's not rooted in the party, where is she getting it from? think about it. omar wears a hijab, which according to the coran, 33:59 tells women to cover so they won't get molested. is her adherence to this islamic doctrine indicative to shria law? >> are you following that? fox news strongly condemned piro's remarks a