mr. paul: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: i ask unanimous consent that we vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. paul: the number-one threat to our country's future is our debt. the number-one threat to our national security is our debt.this deal give. this deal gives the president the power to borrow unlimited amounts of money. this deal represents the worst of washington culture. the left and the right have come together in an unholy alliance to explode the debt. the left gets more welfare. the right gets more military contracts. and the taxpayer is stuck with the deal. this is a bipartisan busting of the budget caps that will further indenture our next generation. i promised the voters of kentucky to oppose deficits, to oppose budgets that don't balance and to spend only that which comes in. i will not give this president any power to borrow unspecified amounts of money. our debt now equals our entire economy. not raising

[applause] mr. paul: i have a plan to get, but i will try to get to a couple of students.[inaudible] mr. paul: not familiar with it. what is in it again? i do not know what those are. we have some for-profit stuff in the prisons that is a problem. people cannot afford ankle bracelets they have to get. , they havethat longer prison sentences because they cannot afford the punishment given to >> the corruption of transnational corporations, i know it is a big topic. any ideas how to control and regulate national corporations? senator paul: the question is whether or not corporations have too much power in our political world. this has been coming back and forth from long time. and people talk about it in terms of campaign finance reform, how can we try to get special interests out of our government. one of the important things remember is that the reason people purchase influence, whether it is donald trump giving millions of dollars to democrats and republicans, he told us this in the wall street journal. he said i buy politicians because i wanted to do whatever the hell i

mr. paul. the senate will be in order. the senator from north carolina. mr. burr: mr. president, the senate's not in order. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. burr: mr. president, let me say to my colleagues that there is so minutes inbetween -- 20 minutes of debate inbetween this vote. so those members that have conversations, take them off the floor. if they're not going to have conversations, stay and listen to the debate. mr. president, i've said to my colleagues from the floor about the information sharing bill, that this is a very delicately balanced piece of legislation. what we've attempted to do is to create a voluntary program that companies around this country can choose to participate in or not. some have already expressed their opposition to it and i would say that's very easy. pass the bill and just don't participate. there are going to be amendments, though, that change the balance. and i don't want to get into the details of every amendment. let me just say

. >> paul ryan has said again and again and again doesn't want this job. what makes you think he might reconsider? mr. issa: paul ryan answered the call when he was called by mitt romney to consider being vice president. i believe he's going home this weekend to soul search with his family about whether or not he can, in fact, accept this job. a job he doesn't want. he isn't seeking, but is seeking him. >> can you describe the kind of pressure that is being placed on paul ryan right now to run? mr. issa: i did everything

mr. paul: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: i agree with the senator from oregon that bipartisan agreement is necessary in this body, but i think we have in this agreement, bipartisan agreement in the wrong direction. the bipartisan agreement we need is to conserve across the board, for both sides to say that our sacred cow, whether it is military on the right or domestic spend on the left, that they all will have to be conserved. we won't be able to spend money that we don't have. and i think we're becoming weaker and a nation the more we borrow. if we pass this bill, it isn't a difference or a choice between calamity and continuing to add to the debt, which this bill will do. i fully believe that we can continue to make our payments. we have $250 billion a month that comes in, interest payment $30 billion. there's absolutely no reason why we would ever default. i have a bill called default protection act which would ensure that social security and medicare and our soldiers' salaries and the interest on the debt were paid

bowling a spare to kick off his weekend in the granite state saying he stands out in the pack mr. paul: there are a lot of candidates and you have to break through but i think the good thing about my candidacy is that i think we have our own niche. jean: democrat martin o' malley took the stage at a housing forum hosted by st. anselm college. republican mike huckabee attended the same forum his first visit to new hampshire since april. mr. huckabee: with 324 republican candidates in the primary, not everybody is playing everywhere. jean: but he played here jamming on stage with scott brown' s jean: and republican donald trump wasn' t far from hillary clinton tonight holding a rally in tyngsboro, massachusetts where he said he will win the bay state and that his crowds are so large he could fill shelley: it' heat in new hampshire between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. that is according to a new suffolk university-boston globe poll about the democratic just two percentage points separate clinton and sanders. 50% of the people polled say that vice president joe biden, who has been co

mr. paul: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: i agree with the senator from oregon that bipartisan agreement is necessary in this body, but i think we have in this agreement, bipartisan agreement in the wrong direction. the bipartisan agreement we need is to conserve across the board, for both sides to say that our sacred cow, whether it is military on the right or domestic spend on the left, that they all will have to be conserved. we won't be able to spend money that we don't have. and i think we're becoming weaker and a nation the more we borrow. if we pass this bill, it isn't a difference or a choice between calamity and continuing to add to the debt, which this bill will do. i fully believe that we can continue to make our payments. we have $250 billion a month that comes in, interest payment $30 billion. there's absolutely no reason why we would ever default. i have a bill called default protection act which would ensure that social security and medicare and our soldiers' salaries and the interest on the debt were paid

mr. beauprez: paul? mr. dietzel: i was thinking about this, if there is more opportunity to date than in the past. in thinking about it, i think there is more opportunity in america now than any other time in history because technology has opened the door for that. the problem why at the same time it is not the case is because the government has placed itself between the innovators and opportunity. mr. coors: when my grandfather got in the farming business, he became a farmer. it became a lot more complicated than when i showed up. ms. ganahl: it throttled financing. the small community banks are disappearing. those are what fund franchises and create jobs. mr. beauprez: every politician, democratic and republican, wherever they come from on the political spectrum will say, i'm for small business, for progrowth economic policy, but the burden of government seems to keep getting heavier and heavier, and capital seems to be more difficult to access. job creation seems to be a little bit out there. today, we ha

and we're talking about mr. paul ryan.e wants to turn the page on the deep divisions within the gop. >> we are not settling scores. we are wiping the slate clean. >> the 45-year-old is the youngest speaker since 1869. the former vice presidential candidate replaces john boehner as second in line to the presidency. you may have seen this viral video of a washington, d.c. police officer used a danceoff to break up a fight in a park. it even got the attention of president obama, who tweeted, who knew community policing could involve the nae-nae. d.c.'s police chief also praised the officers saying the viral video is reflective of the many positive police community interactions that take place daily in washington, d.c. both of them have extraordinary moves. "scrambled politics" is next. what's happening here... is not normal, it's extraordinary. you're not sure what's on the other side... but momentum pushes you forward. and it's why we're with you. 80 thousand people now... on the ground. in the air. engines on. because there

mr. paul mcknight owned an old cotton warehouse in georgia. ter a former deadbeat tenant could not afford to remove 2,000 barrels of toxic waste from this warehouse that mr. mcknight knew did not exist. the e.p.a. was called in to inspect the building by some anonymous caller who said that they could smell a leak. once the e.p.a. got there, their inspector said they couldn't smell a leak, there was no leak, but they did find 2,000 barrels containing toxic material. without mr. mcknight's knowledge, the e.p.a. declared this warehouse an imminent fire hazard and cleaned up the chemicals at a cost of $800,000. even though the previous tenant had a bid of $170,000. later at a public forum, an e.p.a. representative stated the e.p.a. had the funds to clean up the warehouse only to bill mr. mcknight later for that overpriced cleanup. but not only did they bill him for the overpriced cleanup, but they sought over $1 million in cleanup fees and placed a lien on his real estate holdings including his farm and his home. i helped mr. mcknight get the case

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burr, for mr. paul, proposes an amendment numbered 2564, as modified, to amendment numbered 2716. mrs. feinstein: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. feinstein: i call up mikulski 2557. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the amendment by number. the clerk: the senator from california, mrs. feinstein, for ms. mikulski, proposes an amendment numbered 2557 to amendment numbered 2716. mrs. feinstein: madam president, i call up whitehouse 2626. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the amendment by number. the clerk: the senator from california, mrs. feinstein, for mr. whitehouse, proposes an amendment numbered 2626 to amendment numbered 2716. mrs. feinstein: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. feinstein: i call up wyden 2621, as modified. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the amendment by number. the clerk: the senator from california, mrs. feinstein, for mr. wyden, proposes an amendment numbered 2621, as modified, to amendment numbered 2716. mr. burr: madam president? the presiding

mr. issa: right now, i'm going to keep working on paul ryan. thank you. >> did you speak to him personally? mr. issa: i did. >> [inaudible] >> even if chairman ryan -- [inaudible] mr. gohmert: i love paul. he's one of the smartest guys here. back in 2008 there were a number of us that committed that we simply could not ever support a speaker who fought so hard to pass the wall street bailout. thank you. >> would he be a -- would he be very different than speaker boehner, do you think? epome gnome i'm sure he would. >> my concerns are not ideological. >> would you support mr. ryan? >> i'm supporting daniel webster. instead, the economy is being restr >> the house has gaveled back in so we're going to return to live coverage of the floor of the house. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] companies are being forced to cut back their work force. lifting the ban on crude oil exports will mean new

i know mr. paul reached out to us and based on his experience and his current role on the cac i would be fine to reappointing him to seat 5 with a waiver and antonette stadlman as well. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. we'll take that without objection. item 2. city clerk: [appointment, soma community stabilization fund community advisory committee - raymon smith] hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending april 27, 2017, to the south of market (soma) community stabilization fund community advisory committee. vacant seat 3, succeeding m. alicia duke, term expired, must be a senior or disabled resident of soma, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending april 27, 2017. city clerk: sf 21234 there is one seat and one applicant. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. it makes our work easy. mr. smith, please come forward. should we have the appointee to advocate on behalf of seniors. i'm 68, i am a senior and disabled and a veteran. in the from some years i have been here in san francisco i

mr. paul francis, managing director of acquisition at the government accountable office whose 40-year career at gao has focussed mostly on major weapons ac qui sis, specially ship building. we thank each have o our distinguished witnesses and thank them for joining us today. in 2002, secretary donald rumsfeld, the office of the secretary defense, when the navy conceived of the uss gerald r. ford, received it is a transformational nofgs system. they decided to integrate a host of advanced and entirely unproven technologies, including a new nuclear reactor plan, a new electrical distribution system, a new and large flight tech, a new dual band radar, a new electromagnetic catapult system to launch aircraft and no to resting to recover them. this was the original sin in my view that so damaged this program. since 2008, the estimated procurement cost has grown by $2.4 billion. or 23% for a total cost of $12.9 billion. the story of the uss john f. kennedy could be worse. they began building it befo

mr. brat: i wanted paul to respond and i didn't get a feedback. >> will you support paul ryan on the floor? mr. brat: my principal stance -- if you follow that logic. >> make a hole. hole, please. inaudible] >> guys, make sure you keep this open. host: paul ryan, winning his conference's vote as next speaker of the house by a wide margin, 200 for congressman paul ryan. 43 for daniel webster. according to reporters, paul ryan still speaking with members inside the conference room. we'll stay here live as we expect to hear from more members and perhaps even paul ryan as well and get to your phone calls too. some comments from reporters on capitol hill, one who covers capitol hill for "the wall street journal" tweeting that steve pearce who nominated webster said unclear if webster will run tomorrow for speaker. from daniel newhowser from "national journal." paul ryan lost 45 republicans. remember, house freedom caucus endorsed webster in conference but are free to vote for whomever on the floor. justin amash. from michigan. congratulations to our republican conference number fee for -- nomin

paul ryan is someone who can't advance the conservative movement? when he be able to solve some of the problems that john boehner hasn't? mr. ooks: i think he could, if he decides to do this. the real luxury that paul ryan has is he is such a leader in the republican party can look around and say how he can best serve. it is not th that he has just one leadership opportunity. i think he can bring republicans together, and that is not to say that we cannot have dissent. there should be dissent. that is fundamental to .ompetition of ideas i think this is the big opportunity for the next speaker of the house to bring the republican party around the why question, the purpose question. the products, natural policy design, this should be racked with dissent and arguments. remembering the three or four the next bigger the house should say, this is what it means to be a republican, this is what it means to reconstruct the american experiment. that is what the speaker can and should do, read to speaker position, it is kind of a public visionary for the republican party. i think i'll could do that if he decides to do it. you know the

mr. speaker to be, on behalf of house democrats i extend the hand of friendship to you. congratulations to you, paul, to your children, your mother who is here, how proud she must be. the entire ryan family whom we all know mean so much to you. mr. speaker, god bless you and your family and god bless the nited states of america. this is the speaker's house. this is the speaker's -- this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel, and the people's name it is my privilege to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house, congressman and honorable paul ryan. the speaker: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you, madam leader. before i begin i would like to thank all of my family and friends who flew in from wisconsin and from all over for being here today. in the gallery i have my mom, betty, my sister, janet, my brothers stan and tobaccoin, and more cousins than i can ount on a few hands. most important, i want to recognize my wife, jana, and our children, liza, charlie, and sam. i also want to thank speaker boehner for almost five years he led this house, for nearly 25 years he serve

mr. ryan and paul ryan said, no, i don't. >> trevor: because he's at the gym!e's always being accosted at the gym. he must feel like every woman at the gym. (laughter) paul ryan isn't an idiot either. >> he said his answer is still no and he's still not running. >> i haven't changed my mind. my answer is still the same. i have nothing more to say or nothing new to add. >> trevor: leave paul ryan alone! he's just not that into you. at this rate in a few days, i feel like paul ryan will probably grow a beard and someone will be like are you running? and someone will answer the door and say, paul ryan, you just missed him. i'm his brother paul brian, yeah, i don't know why our names are like that either. one more reason why paul ryan may not want to leave his party and that reason is the internet. >> paul ryan is said to be too far to the left. >> some articles are saying he's not conservative enough to be speaker. >> one calling ryan a dangerous pick. >> a conservative headline, paul ryan is the absolute worst choice for speaker. >> trevor: i'm so confused. this

how many candidates are waiting for paul ryan to run? mr. hohmann: it really does come down to paul ryan, if he runs. we are in this funny phase. technically, you don't do you member of the house of representatives to be speaker. it has been funny because everyone is waiting around for paul ryan, who is doing this hamlet act. newt gingrich said, if he is called upon, he would do it. jc watts was, a congressman from oklahoma, no longer in the house, said he is interested in it. it is funny because we say no when is interested in the job, it is a terrible job, but then we are seeing all the people who probably would not be very good at it, floating themselves. it has been kind of hilarious to watch it. host: are republicans going to heed the advice that we hear from arthur brooks, come together? mr. roarty: a lot of strategists would love to see the presidential candidate do it, especially on an issue like immigration. there are a lot of pressures here. bc and the republican primary. donald trump is number one in the polls for a reason. he has

i know mr. paul reached out to us and based on his experience and his current role on the cac i would be fine to reappointing him to seat 5 with a waiver and antonette stadlman as well. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. we'll take that without objection. item 2. city clerk: [appointment, soma community stabilization fund community advisory committee - raymon smith] hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending april 27, 2017, to the south of market (soma) community stabilization fund community advisory committee. vacant seat 3, succeeding m. alicia duke, term expired, must be a senior or disabled resident of soma, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending april 27, 2017. city clerk: sf 21234 there is one seat and one applicant. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. it makes our work easy. mr. smith, please come forward. should we have the appointee to advocate on behalf of seniors. i'm 68, i am a senior and disabled and a veteran. in the from some years i have been here in san francisco i

and mr. paulade the case that we put up with -- we would never put up with price controls over milk and eggs and gasoline and so forth. but his argument is that the federal reserve control the price of money. and we shouldn't put up with that either. what do you think? the fed has already audited what he and the other bill call for is much closer to strut scrutiny of congress the way the fed sets interest rates. i really question whether we want as a country to have elected politicians, some of whom seek re-election every other year to be deciding, you know, what's the best interest rate? actually, i question whether politicians who have to face their constituents want to be responsible for those decisions either. these were at the core wlf they debated the fed. who should run the federal reserve? bankers at the time thought it should be private bankers. woodrow wilson said, no. it's got to be president appointees. what should the money be? should it be private bank notes circulating or money that

mr. speaker. pauljohn boehner and previews what's to come in washington. >> thank you, speaker boehner. it's not until you hold this gavel, stand in this spot, look out and see all 435 members of this house as if all america's sitting right in front of you, it's not until then that you feel it. the weight of responsibility. the gravity of the moment. >>> the battle in boulder. the student schools the teacher as marco rubio beats jeb bush at his own game. >> when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term. and you should be showing up to work. i mean, literally, the senate, what is it, like a french work week, you get like three days where you have to show up? >> well, let me tell you, i don't remember you ever complaining about john mccain's vote record. the only reason why you're doing it now is because we're running for the same position and someone has convinced you that attacking me is going to help

mr. paulranciss managing director of acquisition of sourcing management at the government accountability office who's 40 year career with gao focused mostly on major weapons acquisition especially shipbuilding. we thank each much our distinguished witnesses and thank them for joining us today. in 2002, secretary donald rumsfeld, the office of the secretary of defense and navy conceived of the uss gerald r. ford or cvm 78 as quote, transformational weapons system. they decided to develop concurrently an integrate on to one ship all at once, a host of advanced and entirely unproven technologies, including a new nuclear reactor plant, a new electrical distribution system, a new and large flight deck, a new dual band radar, a new new electromagnet catapult system to launch aircraft and new arresting gear to recover them. this was the original sin, in my view that so damaged this program. since 2008, the estimated procurement cost for cvn 78 has grown by $2.4 billion or 23% for a total cost of $12.

and mr. paul francis, managing director of acquisition and sourcing management at the government accountability office whose 40 year career are gao has focused mostly on major weapons acquisitions especially ship building. we thank each of our distinguished witnesses and thank them for joining us today. in 2002, secretary donald rumsfeld the office of the secretary of defense and the navy conceived of the uss gerald r. ford as a, quote, transformational weapon system. they decided to develop concurrently and integrate on to one ship all at once a host of advanced and entirely unproven technologies, including a new nuclear reactor plan, a new electrical distribution system, a new and large flight deck, a new dual band radar, new electromagnetic catapult system. this is the original sin in my view. since 2008, the estimated procurement costs has grown by $2.4 billion, or 23%, for a total cost of $12.9 billion. the story of the uss john f. kennedy or cvn 79 could be worse because the department of de

supported before i the sfmta i believe we have both mta and dpw staff with us today deanna from dpw and mr. paul from mta let's see i'm not sure who will be speaking first mta please come on up thank you for joining us today. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm deanna i'm with the san francisco public works ca. >> can you please hold the mike color. >> peter is the project manager with the mta corridor the proposed resolution for the authorization to enter into a freeway maintenance operation with caltrans and the maintenance for the brt to be krukd o constructed along route 101 they'll be responsible for the bugs lanes and platforms and landscaping and shown on exhibit a the remaining lanes will continue to be maintained by caltrans sidewalks are are the city's responsibility under the 2009 delegated agreement that's the summary of agreements. >> all right. thank you sir, i want to add anything. >> i think deanna has summarized the agreement fairly well that is part of our process of getting caltrain buy off on the project to show we've defined how to maintain the road and their giving up two la

mr. paul francis, managing director of acquisitions and sourcing management at government accountability management whose forty-year oneer is focused mostly major weapons acquisitions, especially shipbuilding. we think each of our witnesses -- we think each of our witnesses for joining us today. rumsfeld and the navy conceived of the uss as aerald r ford transformational system. they decided to integrate on a ofp all at once a host unproven technologies, including a new nuclear reactor plant, and electrical distribution center, a flight deck, and a new band radar. gear.vanced arresting thatwas the original sin so damaged this program. since 2008, the procurement costs has grown by $2.4 billion, $12.9r a total cost of billion. the story of the uss john f. kennedy could be worse. the department of defense begin building it before approving the new systems on cbm 78. while continuing to make major changes in 1979, including a new radar. a ship with all of the associated problems. has risenated co

mr. speaker elect. paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was the scene earlier today at the u.s. house of representatives where speaker john boehner handed the reins over to paul ryan. here's boehner on the house floor. >> i'm especially grateful to all my constituents. putting up the campaign signs for me. his name was paul ryan. i don't think he could pronounce my name when he was putting up signs for me. there's a difference between being asked to do something and being called to do something. >> paul ryan told the congress today that it's time for a fresh start. >> it's not until you hold this gavel, stand in this spot, look out and see all 435 members of this house as if all america is sitting right in front of you. it's not until then that you feel it. the way to responsibility, the gravity of the moment, the house is broken. we're not solving problems. we're adding to them. and i am not interested in laying blame. we are not settling scores. we are wiping the slate clean. >> i'

i know mr. paul reached out to us and based on his experience and his current role on the cac i would be fine to reappointing him to seat 5 with a waiver and antonette stadlman as well. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. we'll take that without objection. item 2. city clerk: [appointment, soma community stabilization fund community advisory committee - raymon smith] hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending april 27, 2017, to the south of market (soma) community stabilization fund community advisory committee. vacant seat 3, succeeding m. alicia duke, term expired, must be a senior or disabled resident of soma, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending april 27, 2017. city clerk: sf 21234 there is one seat and one applicant. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. it makes our work easy. mr. smith, please come forward. should we have the appointee to advocate on behalf of seniors. i'm 68, i am a senior and disabled and a veteran. in the from some years i have been here in san francisco i

i know mr. paulrience and his current role on the cac i would be fine to reappointing him to seat 5 with a waiver and antonette stadlman as well. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. we'll take that without objection. item 2. city clerk: [appointment, soma community stabilization fund community advisory committee - raymon smith] hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending april 27, 2017, to the south of market (soma) community stabilization fund community advisory committee. vacant seat 3, succeeding m. alicia duke, term expired, must be a senior or disabled resident of soma, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending april 27, 2017. city clerk: sf 21234 there is one seat and one applicant. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. it makes our work easy. mr. smith, please come forward. should we have the appointee to advocate on behalf of seniors. i'm 68, i am a senior and disabled and a veteran. in the from some years i have been here in san francisco i have been involved in improving the publ

mr. viable, paul ryan is not viable or he won't run, that the fallback position is that john boehner haspeaker. is there so much turmoil among republicans right now that maybe that's not viable either? >> conservatives have already said that if it looks like he's going to be staying around a long time, particularly if it looks like he'll pass a debt ceiling increase and longtime budget bill and spending bills, that they will go back to what they were doing before, which is trying to force a vote on his speakership. and the reason he decided to retire is they realize ds they were going to keep him from getting to the 218 votes he needed. which would put him in the position of either trying to retire or something that would be remarkable for him, to go get democrats to vote him. and cut some of a power-sharing deal with pelosi or some kind of an arrangement with her, to make sure he remains speaker. but if he does that, that creates an all-out civil war in the republican party between establishment types and conservatives. and that would spill over into the senate, into the presidential el

mr. sesno: paul ryan. ms. pelosi: hopeful. mr. sesno: ok. let's start with that. is he hopeful or are you hopeful? ms. pelosi: we are all hopeful. first, now that we have played your game. mr. sesno: wasn't that fun? ms. pelosi: i don't think some people will think so. nonetheless, it was fun. usually it's joe biden. every time somebody says let me ask you one thing. joe biden. sincere. wonderful. really it is an honor for me to be here at george washington and in the presence of your very respected throughout the world, certainly in our country, president, president mapp, thank you for your kind words. [applause] ms. pelosi: thank you. this school and you, i have known frank a very long time because i was involved in human rights in china around the time of tiananmen square. and for a long time after that when frank was at cnn. i just watched where this happened here at the george washington center for media and public -- what's the exact title? public affairs. this is fabulous. congratulations on your silver anniversary. mr. sesno: thank you. we'll talk about ju

mr. troump, this is paul morrisette, auctioneer and lifelong republican and big >> thank you, paul. >> how you doing, mr. trump. my beth and i own regal auction in new hampshire and one of the auctions we do is gun auctions, doing one on november 21st so i have my finger on the pulse of gun owners in new hampshire and elsewhere in the country. what all us gun owners are wondering if there's any more regulations on a bill that reaches president trump's desk will you pledge now to veto that so we can stop the assault on second ament rights. wet don't want to be australia. >> the answer is yes because we have tremendous regulations already. a lot of people don't even realize. we have tremendous regulations and people aren't abiding by them. government does a terrible job of enforcing them, but we already have tremendous regulations. now, if you look at my opponents, they are very weak on the second amendment. i'm very, very strong, as you know, or you probably wouldn't like me but i am very strong on the second amendment. carson is weak on the second amendment and bush is very weak on the sec

stuart: ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the house, mr. paulis friends, family, and fellow members of the house of representatives. monica crowley is here. now, wait a minute, monica. hold on a second. he said a lot of good things. >> he did. stuart: he's pro growth, he said it. he doesn't want -- he wants to return to regular order, no more of this back room deals. what's your problem? >> so he said all of the right things, it was a lovely speech, and -- stuart: hold on a second. i just got a look. >> to administer the oath of office. [clapping] >> if the gentleman from wisconsin would please raise his right hand. do you, sir, solemnly swear or affirm that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic that you will bear true faith in the allegiance to the same that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithly discharge the duties on the office which you are about to enter. so help you god. >> i do. >> thank yo

mr. heller, will paul ryan accept the request to throw his hat in the ring? >> i don't know whether he will or he won't. i think there's probably a lot of questions for him as to whether he can really do what needs to be done which is to unite the republican caucus. i don't know if anybody can really do that. i'm not shush he's their guy and i kind of expect that there will probably be somebody who comes out of the woodwork who is not being talked about today as the ultimate republican speaker. >> let's get your take on that michael shure, what are your sources telling you about whether ryan will or won't? >> one of my sources on this was paul ryan. i cornered him in d.c. ten days ago before mccarthy dropped out of this. i was asking him, will there be that loin lyndon johnson statemi don't want the job, i tend to agree with david, there maybe somebody if ryan doesn't want this job, i think it's going to go to somebody we're not talking about. i don't think it is going to go to jason chaffetz, or daniel webster. a congressman from oregon, who is not a lightni

mrs. robinson. greg: paul simon and art garfunkel, legendary performers, songwriter, singer, and musician. rosanna: next grammys hits. greg: he is performing at carnegie hall, are garfunkel, we are privileged to have you on the couch, welcome to "good day new york". >> thank you so much. rosanna: i only have eyes for >> you are a beautiful woman. nice to sit here. rosanna: we are honored to have you here. ben affleck fan of yours and you year. >> i have a 10-year-old and this keeps me going. i have a beautiful -- my wife catherine is stable and we are together all these years, it is great. of man has a woman in his corner. rosanna: he wished she came into your life a littler the year? >> i do. i had some scattered years before i met him. but i had a career. you are full of yourself when you have all those hit records. it takes awhile to get out of your own way and went to the giver and give new life and have children. rosanna: the people that surrounded youth that into that. >> yes. there is money to be made i

mr. webster, if paul ryan were to run -- rep.im, on challenging the process. will run the florida matter if paul ryan runs are or not. >> you will be a candidate on the floor? rep. webster: i was running in the conference. there will be a date set. >> if you don't get the nomination, will you step aside? rep. webster: i'm just running on the conference. >> the eventual nominee? [indiscernible] we have one now, speaker boehner. spoken to paul ryan? rep. webster: i have not. i just said i was focused on one thing. in my the right choice? >> why? rep. webster: like i said before, we have a system where people in power make all the decisions. push down the pyramid of power. done, that's it. i'm now running against anybody. i'm not running against a personality. i'm just running for that set of principles. we have members in congress. >> do you think paul ryan can be the speaker? >> let him go. >> do you think it was appropriate to delay the election? rep. webster: it was necessary. i do. >> to you think -- rep. webster: no. >> [indis

mr. rand paul called the bill part of a quote unholy alliance. >> on the right to say, we need more money for military. on the left, we need more money four welfare. so they get together, there is a secret handshake and we spend more money on everything. >> 10 years from now, we are told $33 billion will be cut into thousand 25. esther president, if you believe that, i have a bridge to sell you in brooklyn and beachfront property in arizona to sell you. >> the house passed the bill on wednesday. >>> 7:25 a.m. right now and we want to continue to look at your hollowing pictures. to dress up the pets, the kids, the whole family and send him to us through our mobile app. just press that button and submit it to us and we will continue to share them on the air and on our facebook page. we will be right back. >> 7:27 a.m., new audio recordings surfaced this week of former subway spokesman eric focal talking about his sexual encounters -- jerrod fogle talking about his sexual encounters with children. >> how do you determine what age? >> it just depends on who is ready for what and who will give

ryan changeas paul the dynamic for this? mr. defazio: i have never discussed -- speaker boehner never asked for an earmark, and he always spoke against them. although i heard recently in a closed republican meeting he said it was one of the worst mistakes he ever made. but publicly he said it was one of the best things he ever did. i think there is little bit of can -- confusion on their side. one of the keys to losing control the doing away with any capability of any member of the thing that he military spending to, say, a bridge or other project in their district. ms. caygle: you mentioned the faa bill earlier. it guys are great to hunt and give an extension -- punt it and given an extension until march. where are you guys at on that? and you think we will see a long-term bill before march? mr. defazio: well, you know, we haven't been sitting around. service,t focused on we had been engaged in lengthy negotiations. we have worked out most of the components of that faa bill. and those components are very important. they go to s

congress, but at the end of the day, amid ceremony and smiles, it's clear that paul ryan has his work cut out for him. >> mrspeak, the speaker elect, paul ryan, the state of wisconsin. >> reporter: paul ryan, the reluctant speak, greeted by both republicans and democrats. and then accepting the gavel he had resisted for weeks, and he realized that there was no turning back. >> i felt like the moon and the stars and all of planets had fallen on me. we should all feel that way. a lot is on our shoulders. so if you ever pray, let's pray for each other. republicans, for democrats, and democrats for republicans. >> of iowa >> reporter: ryan's victory was never in doubt. the hardcore fan of conservatives had blocked one speaker, and for the most part, only nine defection. emphasizing what he called a broken institution. >> how assuring would it be if we actually fixed the tax code, put patients in charge of their healthcare, grew our military and lifted people out of poverty and paid down our debt? >> but none of that would be easy. the house is divided. not just along the usual party lines, but within the republ

mr. webster's comments notwithstanding, paul ryan is meeting with the group that has supported them.s he is not interested in the job but ostensibly, he is campaigning for that job. we will have more after this. [female announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. >>> where are we? when are we? >> we are heading to hill valley, california, on wednesday, october 21st, 2015. >> 2015? you mean we are in the future? >> that future is now. i remember that movie like it was yesterday. it was 40 years ago. julie banderas today celebrating around the country right to the minute, aren't they? >> you know, i remember it like it was yesterday too, a little secret. i had the biggest crush on michael j. fox. i think i kind of still do. today is the future. it is the day, october 21st, 2015, that marty mcfly and doc brown traveled back to this day, which at the time was in the future. let's take

mr. boehner reached out to paul ryan today and apparently he said no, but this is an ongoing kind of sagahat's developing on the hill. what happened next? >> i think a lot of people, sue, are going to be calling on paul ryan because he does seem to be the one figure that everyone agrees has the capacity to get the votes to become the speaker. and as someone who's got a track record of get something things done. he did the budget with patty murray last year. but paul ryan has said publicly doesn't want that job. that leaves us in a position where jed hencering, jason chaffetz, who's already in the race, tom holcomb of oklahoma, all these names being thrown around -- >> getting something done with the democrat palt ry nuri is not the way -- hillary clinton and her plans to tighten regulations on wall street. what did she propose today? >> remember, tyler, there's the democratic debate. the first of the primary season next tuesday. and hillary clinton facing pressure from her left on wall street issues from bernie sanders, from martin o'malley, came with a proposal, only released on main pap