mr. o'brien: thank you, chief justice roberts. thank you for sharing. thank you very much. justice roberts: thank you very much. [applause] justice roberts: thank you. a look at the supreme court today. chair, antonin scalia's draped in black wool crepe. paul ryan said today he supports blocking whomever president obama nominates to replace scalia on the court. ryan said the supreme court is not an extension of the white house. the president has absolutely every right to nominate somebody to the supreme court, but congress as an equal branch has every right not confirm someone. ou could read more at "the milwaukee sentinel." >> a way to track the government as it happens. >> is a great way for us to stay informed. >> a lot of my colleagues will say i saw you on c-span. to make sureo much that people outside the beltway is going on inside it. president obama is wrapping out the southeast asia summit today. we will hear what came out of the press conference during his news conference schedule at 4:35 p.m. eastern time. discussion with entrepreneurs from tec startupsh. we work

steven o'brien. >> thank you, mr.sident, the conflict in yemen continues to kill and maim civilians, casing immeasurable suffering, while destroying livelihoods, homes, communities and essential civilian infrastructure. much of this is the result of indiscriminate bombing and shelling by the parties. since march 2015, more than 35,000 casualties, including over 6,000 deaths have been reported by health facilities across the country. the united nations has confirmed that at least 2,997 of those killed and 5,659 of those injured are civilians. conservative estimates suggest that well over 700 children have been killed and over 1,000 more injured. there are reports that as many as 720 children have been forcibly recruited by the parties. the conflict is exacting a terrible humanitarian toll. some 2.7 million people have had to flee their homes. at least 7.6 million people are severally food insecure. some 2 million acutely malnourished children and pregnant or lactating women need urgent treatment. chronic drug shortages

mr. o'brien a couple of things. is it that we hear that he is not liked in washington? i'm wondering if it is media .pin or if this is fact-based why is it that a free market -- why is it that capitalism is equated with selfishness and greed when that allows for philanthropy? it allows for people to be able ,o give to help the poor however i am not totally against having what we have in social security and welfare even though i do not want a welfare state. people need help. i'm wondering if you could clarify a couple of things. guest: i appreciate the questions. in the issue of senator cruz being described as not well-liked in washington, that might well be the case among the washington cartel. the leaders who have been up there for a long time increasing to debt from $10 trillion $19 trillion. they don't want anyone to come along and interrupt what has been advantageous to them. on the other hand, i personally know senator cruz. i have seen him work with people who are very attracted to his message. if you look at the polls as to who is the most liked among the republi

mr. o'brien a couple of things. is it that we hear that he is not liked in washington?'m wondering if it is media .pin or if this is fact-based why is it that a free market -- why is it that capitalism is equated with selfishness and greed when that allows for philanthropy? it allows for people to be able ,o give to help the poor however i am not totally against having what we have in social security and welfare even though i do not want a welfare state. people need help. i'm wondering if you could clarify a couple of things. guest: i appreciate the questions. in the issue of senator cruz being described as not well-liked in washington, that might well be the case among the washington cartel. the leaders who have been up there for a long time increasing to debt from $10 trillion $19 trillion. they don't want anyone to come along and interrupt what has been advantageous to them. on the other hand, i personally know senator cruz. i have seen him work with people who are very attracted to his message. if you look at the polls as to who is the most liked among the republica

mr. bill o'brien, the former speaker of the new hampshire house of representatives. bill, come on up. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody. i wonder if you wouldn't mind if we started this off by doing the pledge of allegiance? i will call a state rep of yours for this area, walter, two leaders in the pledge of allegiance. >> join him, please. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands: one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for all you do. about a year or so ago i went out to iowa to speak at a conference of conservatives and had an opportunity to meet most of the individuals within considering running for president. i want to tell you that our party, the republican party, has reason to be proud. they were a great group of men and women who were thinking of doing -- we should be, have a round of applause for all of them. [applause] while i was out there i talked with all of them but i had the opportunity to come across one who was exceptional. one who wa

mr. t or these people but apparently they're happy to become rubber duckees. >> co man o'brien called his shop and asked this they could produce hundreds of these for his show. >> mike advertised that he will give his rule breaker awards only to for profit companies. you broke your own rule and gave first prize this year to a nonprofit called project cure. >> we are just going around collecting all the things that hospitals need all over the world and we have it insomuch abundance in the united states that we can't use it. so we're picking the things up from here and deliver it there. >> this is obviously a good idea but you broke your own rule. >> i had to. when this application came in and i learned that there was a not for profit out there collecting industrial medical waste, tons of waste coming out of the united states filling trash bins was now going overseas and serving people they had to be recognized so we changed the rules on the spot. >> it made me wonder why are they throwing the stuff away in america. we called the head of project cure he said america puts expiration dates on