mr. stewart. mr. stewart: mr.hief justice, and may it please the court, a jurisdictional determination issued by the army corps of engineers is not final agency action because it does not order any person to do or refrain from doing anything and does not alter anyone's legal rights and obligations. the jurisdictional determination, or jd, expresses the corps' opinion about whether a particular tract contains waters protected by the clean water act. that stated opinion may affect the recipient's assessment of the options available to it, but it does not affect the actual legal status of those options. this court's precedents made clear that the practical effects on which respondents rely are not a sufficient ground for treating an agency communication as final agency action. now, the respondents primarily emphasize the practical impact that the corps' jurisdictional determination would have upon themselves, the recipients and the intended audience. and they say the jurisdictional determination indicating that the c

stewart thank you, mr. speaker. -- mr. stewart: thank you, mr. speaker. along with many of my colleagues, i rise to honor national police week. one of the favorite things i get to do as a member of congress is to ride with police officers as they go about their duties, and from st. george to salt lake city i've had an opportunity to do this. sadly, many in our society, particularly among the press, have become highly critical of law enforcement officers. now, i recognize that not all law enforcement officers are perfect. people make mistakes. we all do. but we can't let the mistakes of a few tarnish the name of such a noble and a brave profession. such criticism of police efforts doesn't come without a cost. it forces the officers to pull back, to become overly cautious, to view every encounter that they may have through the prism of a lens, of a media event. what is the result of this? we now know that crime rates have been rising across the country, and interestingly and sadly, they're rising in some of the poorest communities, the communities that most

mr. jon stewart at "the daly show." >> he was great. >> stephen: i miss him.have him out here during the election? >> i feel like he may have something to say about all this that is happening, or not. >> stephen: how many pieces did you do over there? were you there for a long time? >> what was amazing is jon gave me the the most amazing opportunity to do "the daily show" and i said no. this is a true story. i auditioned, and i was so excited, but my wife and i were living in l.a., and it was really hard to make the decision to move to new york. so he was like, "don't worry about it. we'll do what we do with larry wilmore. you can come in, guest correspondent whenever you want." so he would fly me in. six months later i got "the book of mormon." he said that was a really douche thing to do to tell me you wouldn't move to new york for me but you would for a broadway show. it was amazing. i did about, like, eight pieces and had the time of my life. i did one while i was doing "the book of mormon" -- >> that's insane. you do eight shows i week. >> i said i can't

mr. stewart. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. sturets stuart 15 years or so ago, i was piloting the b-1 which is one of the most sophisticated weapons systems ever developed. i was prepared to take on the global threats but we live in a dangerous world and fundamental responsibility of our federal government is to protect americans and to provide for our mutual defense. in the years since then, i would argue that our nation faces greater threats than those i faced than during the times i flew in the air force. u.s. is utilizing the military to establish strongholds in ways that we haven't seen since the height of the cold war. ina has expanded its stronghold and rogue states like iran and north korea and continue to develop and expand their weapons of mass destruction programs. and there is always the middle east, the thing that we think about and spend so much time worrying by that requires so much of our resources. only through the intelligence community that we are able to identify and respond to these threats. in fact, as we

first of all, with jon stewart, mr. t.? is that the most contemporary quote he could come up with?, doesn't have the courage of her convictions, but that used to work. bill clinton, did he have the courage of his convictions? no, but -- >> he did he did. he was a way better candidate than hillary. >> no, but tom's point was, clinton ran to the middle. remember? >> he did whatever it took to get elected. >> but you believed him wherever he was. >> that's not courage of your convictions. that's being a better politician. >> or both. or both. you can't be a good politician unless you have courage and conviction in your -- character and your ideas, which i think -- >> i think it was about getting elected and that's, that's the school she comes from. but that's not her time. that's not now. that's why bernie, you look like you said, he wrote, did he write bad porn? >> that's what greg said. >> greg told me. i want to get this in very quickly. joe biden had something very interesting to say about whether he was going to run or not and why. take a listen. >> i feel confident that hillary

stewart stewart mr. speaker, like many of my colleagues, i am concerned by the great opioid epidemic that's sweeping our nation. every day more than 78 americans die from opium overdoses. 78 americans. think about that. that's more than three every hour. nearly two million americans are addicted to or abuse opioid-based painkillers. unfortunately and frankly very sadly, my home state of utah is all too familiar with these statistics as we are fifth in the nation in the most opium-related deaths. these drug addictions are destroying opportunities, they're devastating families and communities all across the country and we simply must take steps to help to alleviate this suffering. i'm proud to be supporting a number of bills that the house will be debating and voting on this week, legislation that will lead to updated best practices and prescribers of pain legislation, legislation that will approve drug abuse programs and will give states and local communities more flexibility to attack this problem and th

mr. t over donald trump. >> john stewart hosted the daily show for 15 years.nt obama and mit romney. nothing could match what we could see with hillary clinton and donald trump. >> absolutely. >> will john stewart make a return is the big question? >> i would love that. i think there is a good roster of comedy to take on that issue. john oliver, for example, did a really good job. >> but, you yourself would wonder what john stewart would say and the list goes on and on. >> this year is so ridiculous that we would need someone like john stewart. we have friends on "snl," it is hard to make comedy on this because it is depressing. some of the things that donald trump is saying and doing, you cannot put another sense on it and it reminds me of "snl" playing on sarah palin -- but, yeah, comedy and the role of comedy is huge when we are thinking of millenials and a lot of them is relying on this sources. >> what have john stewart said lately that making people think in some form of the broadcast of his presence in the next 102 days maybe more. >> i think he's not g

mr. obama kicked off the 75th anniversary of the uso. what jon stewart said about donald trump and who was that guy in the beard? that's ahead in "the skinny." >>> "shark tank's" corcoran explains her controversial tweet about yanking up skirts to get ahead. what she says moms should be telling daughters about how to get ahead in business. >>> she's one of the most famous business women in the country but barbara corcoran's latest piece of advice isn't sitting well with feminists. she said that to succeed in a man's world, she wears bright colors and yanks up her skirt to get attention. >> now she's getting plenty of attention. and refusing to back down. abc's amy row back sat down yesterday on gma. >> i happen to have great legs. i didn't have the best face or the best body but i had great legs. if i wanted to get attention i'd make sure i'd wear my skirts really high, yank up my skirt at the midriff, and walk into a room and everybody notices me because i've got great legs. i think it's a great gimmick if you are smart enough to get attention. i don't

anything in particular or blakele like jesse, lively, or kristen stewart to not make them feel so intimidated of you and what you represent? mrthey do not feel intimidated. accomplished act ors and actresses who work with many directors and films. they do very, very well. they have no problem at all. they come in, and the atmosphere is relaxed. i have great respect for the instinct of the actors. it's very easy for them. >> i thought since you had so much free time on your hands -- >> he travels a lot. and i like spending my time with you. that's ok. you're very sweet. have you heard that before? you have this dear in the headlights quality. >> thank you. i would your boyfriend, not travel. or if i did, i would take you with me. >> that's between us. society," we find these themes we have found it so much of your work. this one feels particularly poignant because there's a lot about choices. tell me one choice perhaps you have made in your life that you regret, perhaps a movie you wish you had not made. mr. allen: i have so many regrets, i don't know where to begin. i regret dropping out of school when i was younger. i regret

. >>> jon stewart says, in his words, he would vote for mr.the man he calls man baby donald trump. mr. t over donald trump he says, but he's got some tough words for democrats too. why he blames them for trump's rise. >>> plus, he dropped out of the race after losing indiana, but ted cruz is signaling he's holding tight to his delegates in at least a few states. what is the end game there? cruz's campaign spokesperson, national campaign spokesperson, is joining us to discuss. >>> and new this morning a historic announcement from the white house, president obama will visit hiroshima, the site where the united states dropped the atomic bomb at the end of the world war ii. the question is, what is the president going to say there? ...clear for take off. see ya! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals

. >> woodruff: but corey stewart, what about the points we heard from ken cuccinelli that mr. trump has made statements about higher taxes on the wealthy, on raising the minimum wage. i mean, are those positions you think he's going to stay with? >> well, i think what you're going the find is donald trump is going to be a lot more conservative than the republican party has been in the past. take illegal immigration. the party has said for years and years that they're for a secure border, but no presidential candidate on the republican side has taken such a strong position on both internal enforcement and on the border. and the reason he's doing that and the reason he's doing so well among blue collar workers, and he's tied with hillary clinton in pennsylvania, something no republican candidate has done in recent history, is because he's doing this to protect american workers and american jobs. >> woodruff: you're saying it's okay if he takes some of these other positions when it comes to minimum wage and higher taxes on the wealthy because he's expanding the pie, so to speak,

but stewart last week noted ryan withholding initial support was republican voters who have selected mr. trump to be their nominee is just inexcusable. >> we're trying to try to work with him and if he doesn't come around, he doesn't. we're going to move forward and win. >> the pending trump nomination is causing divisions within the national and swing state virginia parties. northern virginia conservative david ramadan, has strongly backed ted cruz, until cruz dropped out. >> a knife in my side. the air just literally came out of my lungs, and i felt that my 26 years of activism in the republican party went down the drain. >> he said trump is no conservative, and he will never vote for him. >> with heavy heart, i suspended my membership of the republican party, and i will not participate in anything republican for as long as donald trump is on the helm. >> virginia, like ohio and or ground state this fall. jim and wendy. >> thank you, doug. >>> turning to the weather now and i think we got a glimpse of the sun today. will it stick with us for a bit or come back tomorrow. >> i lost my s

i want to say you and jon stewart actually are on to something very real with the voters which is the question of mrs her authenticity. i will say this. the saving grace for democrats, she's running against donald trump. his numbers are even worse. >> okay. but donald trump is dead even in very important states right now. pastor, let me go to you. yua you know, why is it every democratic presidential candidate gets before a predominantly black audience and their tone, their cadence, the pitch, the way they -- everything changes. is that called pandering? >> to me, it's almost worse than pandering. it's a -- i don't know, stereotyping. i mean, to be honest, i think hillary clinton might show up at the b.e.t. awards or something in black face because, i mean, what is she doing? what's she going to say next? carry a bottle of hot sauce in her pocket? what's she going to say next, her favorite food is fried chicken, watermelon and red kool-aid? come on now. it's obvious hillary clinton is a politician that will say and do anything to get elected. she comes across as dismissive. if anyone charges her on a

mrs. obama kicked off the 75th anniversary of the uso. what jon stewartho was that guy in the beard? that's ahead in "the skinny." >>> but first, "shark tank's" barbara corcoran explains her controversial tweet about yanking up skirts to get ahead. what she says moms should be telling daughters about how to succeed in business. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers. i'm dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. ♪ >>> she's one of the most famous business women in the country but barbara corcoran's latest piece of advice isn't sitting well with feminists. >> it's an interesting tweet. she said that to succeed in a man's world, she wears bright colors

mr. gonzalez. and let me just leave you my definition of leadership as i think about stewart udall. leadership demonstrates an unwavering philosophical underpinning of service to others. anchored in humility, courage, humanity, and gratitude. and if you were to take a look at those whom we have honored as a people in your national park system, there's a lesson there. there are those who have given of themselves, who have given of themselves, that in the end as the people of the nation, those are whom we honor most of all. it's interesting. just take a look at those individuals by name. those have been of service to others. that is the american legacy. to honor those who have given to others. lastly, before we open it up to questions, on this centennial. yes, august 25th is a big day. and i know you historians like to traffic in facts. so contrary to popular belief, i was not there for the signing of that act in 1916. i've been around a long time but not that long. with respect to the centennial and the next park service has posted a number of activities on its website, and connectin

mr. gonzalez. and let me just leave you my definition of leadership as i think about stewart udall. leadership demonstrates an unwavering philosophical underpinning of service to others. anchored in humility, courage, humanity, and gratitude. and if you were to take a look at those whom we have honored as a people in your national park system, there's a lesson there. there are those who have given of themselves, who have given of themselves, that in the end as the people of the nation, those are whom we honor most of all. it's interesting. just take a look at those individuals by name. those have been of service to others. that is the american legacy. to honor those who have given to others. lastly, before we open it up to questions, on this centennial. yes, august 25th is a big day. and i know you historians like to traffic in facts. so contrary to popular belief, i was not there for the signing of that act in 1916. i've been around a long time but not that long. with respect to the centennial and the next park service has posted a number of activities on its website, and connectin

mr. boehner, if you're going to say something about anybody -- for example, i say bad things about colbert all the time but i show up and explain. same thing with stewarta werewolf. you ever seen him? jersey? >> stephen: you seen him? i'm soa worried about stewart. >> stephen: he has a farm now, he's like dr. doolittle. he speaks to the animals. he's a jewish dr. doolittle. >> he only animals. the conservative animals are booted out. >> stephen: yeah. when you say nasty about somebody else, at least have the cojones -- that's a spanish word -- (laughter) -- to explain it and ut it in some kind of context. don't be a weasel and go to stanford university where there's no press and go, yeah, he's like lucifer... >> stephen: that was a spooky boehner, that was really good. (laughter) i know you have to do is a show tonight. >> it's been delightful. >> stephen: for me, too. thank you so much. >> thank you >> stephen: "the o'reilly factor" airs weeknights on fox news channel. "killing reagan" is available now. bill o'reilly everybody! we'll be right back. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medica

stewart and healy baumgarner is back with me. >> great to be here. thank you, brooke. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> healy, mr.id he's being misquoted. how do you misquote a recording? >> this is an attempt by hillary clinton to create a diversion away from herself. you know? she has a history of being abusive towards women. you know? specifically, the ones that her husband's had affairs with. >> wow, wow. hang on a second. that's where you're gong do go in the first 20 seconds? >> i'm going to finish. yes. i think it's very hypocritical of her to talk about respect and all these, you know, wonderful things like she is out, you know, supporting women's issues and women's rights when she can't even stand up for herself. >> it's just to be fair a superpac an not the clinton campaign. alice? >> this is a superpac and they have absolutely zero coordination with the campaigns but, you know, it is concerning. it's an effective ad given it's using donald trump's own words but i do agree with healy. i live in arkansas. been there nearly 20 years, covered the clintons as a reporter and been in politics in that state an

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