mr. mccarthy: yeah. [indiscernible] reporter: -- congressional investigation, is that something you would like a report on? mr. mccarthy: yes. [indiscernible] soldierrthy: any missing, i'd like to know exactly where they are. [indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: this is in a select committee. i don't take the appointment to intelligence is something you just select somebody. i would interview a number of candidates. there are positions of committees that have to also fill in there and i will look into that but we will do it shortly. \[indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: we look at state and local aid, i personally would not like to see this money go to governors but to cities and counties. what i'm watching in my own state, the governor is not delivering what congress has asked him to do. the governors are taking a percentage off the top and try to handle their own mismanagement. i would like to see money go to them for the time period that covid was a challenge. and you have watched the treasury has put out to make s

mr. mccarthy: i disagree with the premise. reporter: on the floor. mr. mccarthy: what is your definition of a large number. reporter: significant number. mr. mccarthy: what is significant to you? reporter: a dozen. mr. mccarthy: i don't see a dozen. i see a number of members. i think they should all wear masks. reporter: have you made it clear to your members that they need to be following these guidelines? when they are here and home in their districts? fellow members and staff. mr. mccarthy: made it long before representative gohmert was tested and before democrats got covid. i wrote a letter to the speaker more than 100 days ago and i actually wrote a plan in the minority on how to safely and clearly open up congress. not bringing everybody back at once but bringing the committees back where you have to do the work and putting in a bigger-sized room so you have the distance capability of doing it. i don't know if you want to go place by place but i watch the democrats many times without masks and i watch democrats who don't show up to work and don't ge

mr. mccarthy: ok. up what we're looking at, if you are at home and you are job, ned you don't have a we want you to come back. e don't want to give you a disincentive to work. for those small businesses, we ant to make sure you can stay open. we want to make sure your kids go back to school safely. we want to make strides to get a vaccine, that we find a cure for a virus that we didn't invite from a foreign land. that's the focus we have to talk about. mitch talks about and i think for fundamental, not just schools but for businesses whether they can open back up or they shouldn't have an attack from any lawsuits. we need to give the protection rebuild, restore, and renew this country to where we were before and i know we can do that together. working here.re we'll be reaching out to the democrats and i hope for that put politics aside, that we look at one back , that we don't sit and decide a rule within the denies hat the minority the ability to have a deny, denies the ability for america to unite an

mr. mccarthy. we will certainly not want to keep your members here just waiting while negotiations are going on. so i certainly will assure every member that they will have 24 hours' notice. but the need for action is so great and the consequences of inaction so harmful that i think we need to act as soon as we possibly can. and that 48 hours difference may make a difference to a lot of people. so i will give assurances that there will be a 24-hour notice but i can't give a 72-hour notice assurance. i'll yield back. mr. scalise: i thank the gentleman for that. maybe as we get toward the middle or end of next week, we will have a better idea of where we are and that number could change. maybe there's an agreement by then. so we'll continue this discussion and i appreciate the gentleman's candor and willingness to work with us to try to make sure that the members are at least aware of where they will be if they already have plans to do other things that they can adjust that in a reasonable amount of

saying who's a yemen and who theo fares analyst joins us live from santa welcome to the program mr mccarthy so why this change of tune why the question you've got to watch these others what do they declare self rule in the 1st place if this was going to happen . i think. from the beginning of the start of the clashes and as well the creation of this. by the united arab emirates and the latest agreement riyadh all that was actually. made blunt because now if you see they have as they say canceled the cell for all. but now they have seats in the so called legitimate their government so they're being recognized by the international community and this was actually the main goal for the united arab emirates because now united out of it actually they can continue with that under the nose of the government but. if you see i mean even know that now they have counseled this declaration of silver all they still actually a separatist group their goal is to separate yemen that's why i think they will continue in that plan for a separation of yemen and what they get now is an international coalition. ei

mrs. mccarthy was invited. she was invited to teas, receptions. the significance of that? >> i think she was making a political statement on her husband's behalf not to cross the door into the white house. >> now, some people watching this don't know who joe mccarthy is. >> oh, my gosh. >> i know it's true. >> well, he was -- >> you want to make it short? >> he was the senator that went after so-called communists in government positions. it was sort of like a salem witch hunt, if you will. they saw communists under every desk, under every chair. he went after all kinds of people that were supposed to have had some affiliation with the communist party or communist party front or somebody who leaned toward the communists in the '30s and '40s. he did a great deal of harm to a great number of people's careers and personal lives. and the reason that mamie would not invite him to the white house entertainments was because she disagreed with the methodology that he used and the ruining of people's reputations and careers. >> this question is actually con

mr. mccarthy. we will certainly not want to keep your members here just waiting while negotiations are going on. so i certainly will assure every member that they will have 24 hours' notice. but the need for action is so great and the consequences of inaction so harmful that i think we need to act as soon as we possibly can. and that 48 hours difference may make a difference to a lot of people. so i will give assurances that there will be a 24-hour notice but i can't give a 72-hour notice assurance. i'll yield back. mr. scalise: i thank the gentleman for that. maybe as we get toward the middle or end of next week, we will have a better idea of where we are and that number could change. maybe there's an agreement by then. so we'll continue this discussion and i appreciate the gentleman's candor and willingness to work with us to try to make sure that the members are at least aware of where they will be if they already have plans to do other things that they can adjust that in a reasonable amount of

mr. mccarthy each will have 20 minutes. mr. grijalva: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and stepped their remarks and insert extraneous material on h.r. 1957. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. grijalva: i yield myself such time as i may consume. , we flew of 2019 from -- to arizona from washington to speak about my bill, to permanently protect the grand canyon from uranium mining. we wanted to release the legislation on the rim of the canyon to show firsthand the land we were attempting to protect. unfortunately, the weather had other ideas. that night before the event, it snowed more than it had in decades. but some small miracle, the roads were cleared and found a pathway into the park. we found some rangers to help us set up in the snow. tribal leaders who have called that land their home joined us at the event. standing there with them on the edge of the amazing canyon and glistening in the snow, it was hard not to be moved. looking out over the grand canyon, we

mr. thompson will vote yea on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom pennsylvania seek recognition? r. mccarthy: mr. speaker -- mr. cartwright: mr. speaker, as a member designated by mr. case house ii, pursuant to resolution 965, i inform the will vote mr. case yea on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the other gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: mr. speaker, as a member designated by mr. lawson florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the lawson votes yes on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? sanchez: as a member designated by mr. tony cardenas, house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. aye on will vote amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lacy clay, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. clay will be voting aye on the amendments en bloc number 1. >> for what purpose does the gentlema

lined up, i think senator eugene mccarthy really would have conceded defeat in his heart of hearts a month or two ago. >> the nomination was really not in question anymore. >> mrit was not going to be mccarthy and it was not going to be mcgovern. it was going to be hubert humphrey. that was a done deal before the convention opened. the focus became on a peace plank in the democratic party platform, felt strongly by those of us who had been in the kennedy campaign or mccarthy or mcgovern campaign. >> this is the moment of truth for the democratic party. it was the issue of vietnam and deeply-held feelings that the killing had to stop that motivated robert kennedy to become a candidate for president. a bullet stilled that voice, but he's here today, and if he were alive today, he'd be on that platform speaking for this minority plank. thank you. >> this is still a volatile convention as you see here with this demonstration on the floor. would stop the bombing now without any preconditions. >> there's a minority among us represented over in grant park, and let me say the police department, mayor daley, must all be related to job, they've shown that much faith. th

i have not read her exchanges of mccarthy it seems to be published as a book. >>caller: mr.ckley. you have been a long term member of the montpelier society which was founded 52 or 53 years ago from hayek and other free-market intellectuals. it seems to me there are two or three individuals that are critical who are really critical to secure the liberty and civilization that we know of into the 21st century. one of them would be hey i can my opinion one --dash hayek in my opinion and you have written essays. i would like to know just how important do you believe hayek's contribution is to us today and especially the young people coming into the 21st century. >> montpelier is the alpine peak they rounded up a few free marketers and found in society that hayek was very influential and also as a journalist his book, the road to serfdom what is actually in readers digest and then he wrote the constitution liberty in a philosophical case was made. he got the nobel prize not from these accomplishments for technical accomplishments when he taught in london in the thirties. he went

i was in the oval with the president yesterday and leader mccarthy and also mr.lot of key points and they shared that with the american public. the president wants to see that payroll tax cut in there and there's also at least 70 billion in there for schools to safely reopen, tax incentives for businesses to safely reopen as well, and as secretary mnuchin said yesterday, he'd also like to see this wrapped up within the month before unemployment benefits run out and make sure that those who are unemployed are taking care while incentivizing people to go back to work. steve: sure and in addition of people going back to work the president wants kids to go back-to-school; however we've already heard, kayleigh there are a number of districts and states that are talking about not so sure that's going to happen. will there, in the new coronavirus rescue package, be something that addresses american schools? because there are a number of school, prince in new york city, i think 17 catholic schools have to close because there are not enough parents are signing up for next

mccarthy in support of this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. scott: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: i would like to yield three minutes to the ranking member of the aviation subcommittee, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. graves. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. graves: i thank the ranking member and thank you, mr. speaker, for recognizing me. mr. speaker, i want to thank my friend from oregon and i do consider him a friend because oftentimes over the past few years we have beenier, we have been able to engage in constructive policy decisions and my friend does like to have those discussions, which is why i like him. i don't like to did he involve into partisan fighting but to listen to this bill and participate in this process, there are a lot of things that need to be addressed and the record needs to be set state. this bill has a long history in this committee, the transpor

. >> the mccarthy vote was just not a peace vote, it was an anti-johnson vote on many other issues. >> mrcan be stopped now? >> let me put it -- >> no! >> that's a fair enough question. i can say this. i'm not going to stop myself, that's for sure. >> new hampshire was critical. but you know what, we looked at the numbers and nixon's total in new hampshire was more than all the other candidates in both parties combined. >> new hampshire was a significant turning point. it locked in a certain popularity that he had. and at the same time, you had the democrats fighting among themselves. >> the president and his advisers are most concerned about what tonight's returns mean in terms of bobby kennedy. mccarthy worked hard, had good financing and good organization in new hampshire, one of the president's advisers says, but mccarthy and new hampshire don't mean a thing, unless they mean bobby is coming in. >> would this encourage you all to change your -- >> i have no plans. i have no plans at the moment. maybe i'll have something further to say after i see the rest of the figures. thank you. >>

raymond lopez a democrat chicago alderman and gary mccarthy the superintendent of chicago police who will react to this new plan. we began tonight with mrlopez. thank you very much, sir, good to have you with us this evening. and i want to start by plaguing the sound bite today from mayor lightfoot who had a number of run-ins with. here was her reaction to the plan. >> it is the democracy that we saw unfold on the streets of portland to result of this federal action. that is what we call tierney. a dictatorship. and we are not having it in chicago. >> martha: what did you think when you heard that? >> no, it is unfortunate because the mayor is going back-and-forth with the president and to be perfectly honest, i don't agree on many of his policies. but protecting his citizen should not be a part of partisanship. seeing my family gunned down is not a partisan issue. for her to go weeks on end pleading back and forth and making all kinds of comments. then finally admitting yesterday she is head of the fbi, dea, atf come in. those comments that she made, how many lives were lost because of the politics of grandstanding in the city of chica

mr. phillip misimara of maryland. thank you for your attention to this matter. signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, republican leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 4-b of house resolution 967, the house stands adjourned until noon on monday, >> the house wrapping up a brief pro forma session. we will head back live to the defense department hearing on civilian law enforcement. >> your recognized for their maker of the time. -- you are recognized for the remainder of the time. i am looking for a yes or no if you don't know the answer, please let me know you will take it for action. you have both testified that you have taken else to the constitution of the united states. . that includes question mar --oath >> yes. >> yes. >> are you aware that the executive power shall be vested in a president meaning one or a single president? >> yes. >> yes. that theu aware constitution makes the president the commander-in-chief of the army and navy? >> yes. >> yes. >> are you aware that the president's power is undisputed? aware that the president's power to remove from office key cabinet officials especially nation

mccarthy just comments andt solar panels being a backdoor for fracking. solar panels use the sun's energy, and fracking is going after oil in the ground. host: we are just about out of time, mr. hawkins. we would like to thank howie hawkins, the green party presidential candidate for being with us here on the show today. thank you, mr. hawkins. guest: thank you. ♪ democraticblican and parties and campaigns of president trump and joe biden are adjusting for next month's .olitical convention the democrats will convene for a scaled-back convention in milwaukee starting august 17. the republicans begin their dimension the following week, august 20 fourth in charlotte, north carolina before moving onto jacksonville, florida. the democratic and republican national conventions live on c-span beginning monday, august 17 and watch anytime on c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> late yesterday afternoon, president trump spoke with reporters when departing the white house to visit walter reed medical center. pres. trump: hello, everybody. we are going to walter reed hospital. warriors, some are wounded and badly wounded an

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mr. yoho's youngest daughter. he gave permission to use that language against his wife, his daughter, women in his community. >> what is the congressman saying about all this and what about house minority leader, mccarthy? >> he is not apologizing, he's putting out a statement saying nobody was bullied or attacked, and he said she has every right to talk about her experience, and he said he would not apologize for something he did not say. he is denying saying the fing b-word about it, and another said he heard him call her that. the minority leader was asked about the comments and said that he has apologized. he made remarks on the floor yesterday and mccarthy said he said, i am sorry to the congressman of new york and that should be good enough. what he said on the floor, he apologized for the abrupt manner of the conversation he had with this colleague and he contended it was a poverty difference about poverty, and he said i cannot apologize for my passion and loving my god and my country. >> yeah, it's not the passion, it's the misogyny and the b bigotry and the language he used against her. >>> it's opening day for baseball with no fans. the legendary, a-rod, alex rodriguez will join me to talk ab

mr. president it's not up to me, and roosevelt said, i'm going with ike. george marshall had been criticized for many, many months by senator joseph mccarthy, who said, hey, that marshall guy, he was over in china when it went communist, there must be a connection. believe it or not, of all the people. well, you would think that marshall's greatest, most successful protege, who had the platform would have said up and says any bad word about marshall, you're going to have to deal with me right now. we'll go outside and settle it here. he didn't say anything of the kind. that in part is because he was a newbie in campaign politics. he listened to his advisers who made him cut a praiseworthy paragraph out of a speech he was going to deliver in wisconsin, mccarthy's home state. the press had already received the full speech, the advance copy of the text. they knew, he's going to praise marshall. he's going to finally break radio silence and say something positive. i've seen the text, the actual speech was circulated on the campaign train, the advisers were in there saying the wisconsin boys are saying it's a bad cut. you can see the practice of written throug

today also apply to a future senator mccarthy asking a future franklin roosevelt or harry truman executive the same questions, that bothers me. so, what do i do? mr. letter: justice breyer, i fully understand that concern. none of the subpoena recipients have complained about burden. the reason they go back a ways is because -- justice breyer: i'm sorry to interrupt you. i'm not talking about that burden. i'm talking about the president's burden and having too much -- to all of those documents you are requesting which go in my opinion way beyond just tax returns. mr. letter: two answers, your honor. we're going far beyond tax returns, but no privilege claim has been made in this case, no party, nobody has raised that claim. second is the are investigating among other things money laundering and that requires looking at a whole range of financial activity. what we're doing here is exactly the kind of thing that senate and house staff do when they're looking at financial sector and what kinds of reforms should be made to the banking industry. but let me say one more time, there has been no claim of privilege here. there has been no claim of burden,

from both sides of the aisle, including speaker pelosi and leader mccarthy, as well as chairman defazio, ranking member graves, of course mr. davis and chairwoman norton. all of whom welcomed them with such compassion and empathy. i am especially grateful to the speaker for her strong personal commitment to this cause and for bringing sami's law to the floor today and who, like kevin mccarthy and others, who also welcomed them, with such deep respect, with kindness, and empathy how can we help was the retort i heard over and over again. and this is what has been produced as a result of that. mr. speaker, underscoring the need for sami's law in addition to the fake uber driver that murdered her, last year declaring that we don't believe corporate secretcy will make anyone safer, uber released its first safety report. uber found that over a two-year period, 2017 to 2018, the company received 5,981 allegations of serious sexual assault in the united states. and 19 people were killed in physical assaults during or soon after an uber ride. they also found that data shows that drivers reported assaults at roughly the same rate a

mr. market do the work i'm such a proponent if anybody is listening in congress, not so fast on the next 2 trillion. let the market do its thing. >> we'll talk to kevin mccarthye liesman has a question is it about the state of nevada or something else? >> i'm never going to get it right and i apologize to all of those people in the state of nevada i appreciate your sending the pronouncer along to me that was fast, isn't it? >> it was with my report, oh, yes. no, i saw it out of the corner of my eye while i was reading that brilliant report that i did. kevin, i don't want to have -- i disagree with you on the timing a little bit i think that there's still a need for a bridge for the government to get there before the market can make those choices because we're still shut down, but i want to ask you this question you said, and i quote, we're hiring thousands of workers. are you having trouble hiring those workers? is the unemployment benefit, that extra 600 bucks getting in the way? and if so, how are you dealing with it? >> yes, it is a problem. i'm having a hard time getting them back, particularly in the food services businesses i'll tell you the mistake we

mr. phillip misimara of maryland. thank you for your attention to this matter. signed, sincerely, kevin mccarthy, republican leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 4-b of house resolution 967, the house stands adjourned until