mr. walker: i want to push back calling it your organization. scott: your committee. mr. walker: founded in 1973, it has been a historical policymaker when it comes to legislation. i believe it was about the time we came into the 114th congress the freedom caucus was launched. i don't know that we have an adversarial problem with the freedom caucus. in fact, many of the freemed caucus remain in the r.s.c. voted for us in the recent chairman race. we try to be an arbitrator. that's why i believe we have an opportunity to lead the republican study committee because that's our approach. as i told the r.s.c., even running for this position, the republican study committee, it's not any more just about good policy. there's three components -- good policy but also the right approach and the right voice. i even dug out the old youtube commercial from the kellogg's commercial where the rough neck new englander guy and there is a line at the end of it that helped kellogg's corn flakes turn it around that says this, taste them again for the first time. i feel like sometimes conservat

mr. walker: thank you. at this time i yield four minutes to my good friend from our resident veterinarian in the house, dr. oho. mr. yoho: thank you, mr. chairman. i really do appreciate it and i've got a timer here because i to go over. thank you for putting this on. it is time, the american people have spoken, it's time. a.c.a., the affordable care act, which it's not, and we know want to take you back, back prior to 2009, before came ordable care act out, 85%% of the people in of the people 85% in america had health insurance. 15% did not have health insurance. yet, congress, in their wisdom, instead of fixing it for the 15% them into the pool of people that had health insurance, said, no, we're going change it. we're going to change it and whole health care market and 20% of our economy. the epitome of legislative malpractice. controlled by as one party, the democratic party, senate the house, the and the executive branch. 2,900-page ed a bill at the end of the year. nobody read. you can't do that. in an

mr. walker: personally, and i believe the position that r.s.c. is against earmarks. the reason why, historically, we've seen where there's not only corruption but abuse when it comes to it. i know the other side of the argument, the army corps of engineers who gets to choose a lot where this money now goes, different projects, doesn't always get to the red states so i can understand the frustration. i believe if we'll continue to try to say, hey, here's what we're trying to accomplish with congress, here's the honesty, here's the transparency, i believe that this is not the time for earmarks to return, to be able to have the members being able to specifically designate where those funds go. >> and you can see that discussion in its entirety on our website c-span.org. go live now to the u.s. house. members will be debating legislation setting up a diabetes care commission among other legislation. live now to the house. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. loving go

mr. walker: dr. roe, thank you for your patience. line is, we need to return health care choice to the american people. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the speaker easnounsed policy, the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. minutes. r 30 mr. franks: mr. speaker, one of the most important elements of the ability of the people to understand and to public actions and record of those they elect. vital to government accountability, to historical and to the future direction of the future generations of this country. mr. speaker, what follows is the record and legacy of bama. ent barack o i ask unanimous consent to have full statement entered into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. franks: last night, mr. speaker, president barack obama his farewell address to the nation. in his speech, president obama praised american exceptionalism or the very first time since his presidency began. unfortunately, mr. speaker, much remainder of the president's speech was far emoved from

mr. walker, is that majority of the individuals that don't participate in dialogue a -- i allowed you toto finish. what i have a fundamental issue with is we are politicizing -- there are two issues in this country that cannot be politicized. one, veterans issues, two, national security issues. we cannot bring politics into this. we can't go back and forth between president trump and former president obama. what we can talk about is start a dialogue and create clarity for the american people so no one like me who has faced persecution in my old country, my home country where i was born, has to ever feel a threat in their new home country, which is the united states of america. and in this america we should not feel threat or persecution or feel that we will not be able to enter back into our own country after we leave. >> asal and johnny, that's all the time we have. i'm sorry, johnny, that's all the time we have. there is one thing i do want to say, which is the united states owes both of you a great debt of gratitude for your work on behalf of the united states. and i'm really glad you

mr. walker. i have heard that is one possible area where the two sides could come together and agree on something. but again, that will be a steep climb. were you surprised to hear he has been talking with senator mike lee about legislative priorities? lindsey: no. likely is a conservative in the senate -- mike lee is a conservative in the senate in line with rsc ideals. he made it clear he would try to build those relationships. it is not surprising. it is encouraging given that one of the big things we need to see play out for republicans to enact their agenda is cooperation between the house and senate. that has not existed when obama was in office. susan: when are we learning about the senate and its willingness to play ball with a republican majority in the house? saw an interesting thing happened earlier today with rand paul walking across the capital to meet with the house freedom caucus. he was trying to rally the freedom caucus against the republican budget saying he thinks is going to b

mr. walker joins us alongside the widow of american sniper chris kyle, taya kyle.o have you here tonight. johnny, let me start with you, if i may. what was your initial reaction when you heard about this travel ban? >> i feel more safe. >> martha: explain. >> so, when my kids, they will go to their school in their morning, i don't need to worry, to act like i have to have my gun and stand by with my kids, when they get out from the school, i called him crazy, hey, what's going on, what's up. i don't want to have the feeling about any one of my kids. >> martha: you know that feeling firsthand and all too well. what do you say to those who say that this is unreasonable, that the people who are being prevented from entering this country are not the people that we have to worry about? >> i'm just going to say, just be american. if you love america more than anything else, you will understand, this is for your own benefit. you know what, if you disagree with trump, and you love your country, go back to your country. nobody is going to stop you. i have my friend, he will

possible is trying to take mrs walker to the cinema more, we did that before we had kids, we don‘t sodown. if i get one out of three i will be happy! it is definitely manageable. if olivier giroud's was to score a cracking goal... yes, it was incredible! 0ne to score a cracking goal... yes, it was incredible! one of the goals of the year and we are only one day in, against crystal palace, the ball was against crystal palace, the ball was a little behind him and he flicked it over his head, it went in off the bar, and it had everything!m it over his head, it went in off the bar, and it had everything! it was incredible. and the power of social media these days, people have made memes. if you look at it, it looks like the isle of man flag! yes. the beady eyes out there, not only with social media glowing about the goal, some identified that. it's one man two legs, but it works! it's a work of art! two legs, but it works! it's a work ofart! —— two legs, but it works! it's a work of art! —— it is one arm and two legs. let's see it in all of its glory! arsenal are back up to third in the p

mr. walker, from north carolina. >> jim, thank you for your work as chairman. and hope we are able to really fulfill our promises to the american people in getting to the bottom of some of the issues and concerns we have with@ca as a whole. i have been privileged to work with you the last few years. we look forward to seeing what we can get done. thanks. privileged to be part of it. >> ms. vicki robin sson is withs today as well as mr. john dicken, director of health care at government accountability office. and jonathan seagull, welcome. all will be sworn in. please rise and raise your right hands if you would please. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? please show each of you have answered in the affirmative. you are way ahead of me. let's start with our first witness, ms. robinson, you ha. >> good morning. thank you for the opportunity to discuss our work overseeing the federal and state health insurance marketplaces established under the affordable care

walker served our country both at home and abroad. mr. speaker, little elm is in north texas and has a population of about 3,500 people. it has 21 police officers, and deektive walker was the longest serving officer in that town. detective walker's youngest child is only a few months old. his four children need to remember that their father died a servant of the people of little elm, texas. he'll be remembered by his family, his friends, and community as a model officer who really protected the innocent. most importantly, he would be remembered as someone who genuinely cared about the people of the community that he loifed in. before he became a detective with little elm police department, walker served as a school resource officer at little elm high school. students there remembered him as someone who could talk to the students and put them at ease. in fact, the kids just loved him. they often would arm wrestle with their beloved officer during lunch time. one such student, lionel valdez, met walker at school about the same time val les s

walker's attorney, public defender eli o'brien argues for probation. >> mr. o'brien? hank you, judge. ms. walker, as i detailed in the motion, is a young woman who unfortunately has had a lot go wrong for her. she has been bounced around in foster care. at the time of this incident she was homeless. she was living on the street, and the broadway neighborhood, we all know, isn't very good. she was on the streets out of necessity. she didn't have a stable home life to go to. she got caught up with the wrong crowd. and this confrontation resulted in her taking steps that she understands now were not appropriate, and she is here today to take responsibility for that. since this has occurred, her family has rallied around her and made the adjustments to where if she was to be released on probation, she could stay with them immediately. probation is going to hold her accountable. she's not going to be living on the street. she wants to get as far away from broadway as possible. she's young enough and she's smart enough that if she were given a chance on probation, i think sh

mr. daily. >> vice president walker. >> i was looking at that eliminating the 9 times fee if there's a willingnesspay the actual costs we've incurred to submit the necessary application and fees for the two years ago of vacant building ordinance requirements that's what i would say is fair and as long as that happens then the department can do what needs to happen to facilitate in moving forward with permits to do what they want i mean ultimately to restore this building to use i mean, i think that is a fair resolution of covering our costs and . >> we'll have to honor the kind of the policy which is - >> yeah. for the two years. >> for the two years. >> and i don't know - the department was contacted by neighborhoods to obviously there are people living around that and tired of the problem. >> it is a policy that you know took a long time and it works sometimes, i think that is misunderstood on the consequences of that. >> i think that is working very well on the ordinance we handed this and most people comply with the fee it is what it is. >> if we could do some math and compose that as a resolu

former president herbert walker bush has been admitted to a houston hospital. mr.hief of staff tells our houston affiliate khou that the 92-year-old former president is in stable condition and is doing fine. the reason for his hospitalization was not disclosed. mr. bush suffers from a form of parkinson's disease. he's expected to be released in a couple of days. >>> and president obama commuted the sentence of chelsea manning. manning is the army intelligence analyst convicted of leaking classified information. prosecutors say the sensitive diplomatic cables published on wikileaks put americans' lives at risk. in 2013 she was sentenced to five years in prison. she'll now be released in may. secretary of defense ash carter is reportedly against the move. speaker of the house paul ryan calls manning's commutation just outrageous. >>> and president-elect trump vows to build a wall along the border. it was one of his campaign promises. while trump insists he'll build that wall many experts say it's unrealistic and could prove insufficient end. take a look. >> reporter:

for more, let's speak to one of mr trump's supporters, the former republican congressman, bob walker.ining us. there are fights that some politicians need to have, and then there are unnecessary ones. is this one unnecessary?” think it is the donald trump. he enunciated during the campaign that he was going to build the wall, and he was going to build the wall, and he said mexico was going to pay for it. the question was, how are they going to pay for it, and that is a matter for negotiation. going to pay for it, and that is a matterfor negotiation. he going to pay for it, and that is a matter for negotiation. he said that the negotiation stance is that this is not going to go away, mexico will have to respond in some meaningful way to the fact that the wall will get built. and you are a veteran of the transmission period when a new administration is taking place. we have had a disagreement over torture, what to replace obamacare with, differences over what sort of border tax should be imposed. how would you characterise the way it is going? i think so far they have done remarkably we

mrs may said she'd be setting out details of her brexit strategy over the coming weeks. here's our political correspondent, carole walkermonths in power, the prime minister has begun to signal what she wants from the brexit negotiations. brexit means brexit. she knows that no longer satisfies anyone. she denied muddled thinking, said britain would take back control of its borders and appeared to him that would mean leaving the single market. people talk in terms of somehow leaving the eu but keeping bits of the eu. we are leaving, coming out so the question is, what is the right relationship for the uk to have with the european union when we are outside. the campaigners on both side of the argument took that asa both side of the argument took that as a clear signal we will leave the single market. labour are not satisfied. she had one question put to her three times and still not a nswered to her three times and still not answered it which was ru prioritising immigration over access to the single market. i think now from the triggering of article 50 and the most important negotiations for a generation, we need more clar

mr. daily. >> vice president walker. >> i was looking at that eliminating the 9 times fee if there's a willingnesspay the actual costs we've incurred to submit the necessary application and fees for the two years ago of vacant building ordinance requirements that's what i would say is fair and as long as that happens then the department can do what needs to happen to facilitate in moving forward with permits to do what they want i mean ultimately to restore this building to use i mean, i think that is a fair resolution of covering our costs and . >> we'll have to honor the kind of the policy which is - >> yeah. for the two years. >> for the two years. >> and i don't know - the department was contacted by neighborhoods to obviously there are people living around that and tired of the problem. >> it is a policy that you know took a long time and it works sometimes, i think that is misunderstood on the consequences of that. >> i think that is working very well on the ordinance we handed this and most people comply with the fee it is what it is. >> if we could do some math and compose that as a resolu

reacted to the meeting with misgivings, after mr trump said he supported the use of waterboarding in interrogations. here's our political correspondent, carole walkertheresa may says her meeting with president trump will be an opportunity to renew the special relationship, to discuss a future trade deal and the importance of strengthening defence and security cooperation. but how will she respond to the new president's latest remarks? some of his advisers do not agree with him but donald trump says he would consider methods such as waterboarding to tackle international terrorism. when they are chopping off the heads of people because they happen to be a christian in the middle east, when isis is doing things nobody has heard of since medieval times, but i feel strongly about waterboarding ? as far as feel strongly about waterboarding ? as farasi feel strongly about waterboarding ? as far as i am concerned, we have to fight fire with fire. i want to do everything in the bounds of what we can do legally but do i feel it works? absolutely, i feel it works. the foreign secretary says the government's stance is clear. the prime minister did answer that

mr. trump. remember the congressmen who flew across state lines to avoid voting on governor scott walker's budget? there is a new policies one-third of residents want top secede from the united states. listen to the leaders of the women's march. >> i'm not as nasty as a swastika on a flag and i didn't know devils could be rest recollect, but i feel hitler in these streets. a mustache trade for a toupe, nazis renamed the cabinet. yes, i'm angry. yes, i am outraged. yes, i have thoughts thought an awful lot about blowing you have the white house. jesse: president trump responded to madonna with this. >> she is disgusting. i any she hurt herself very badly. i think she hurt that whole cause. i thought her and a couple others. but she was in particular, what she said was disgraceful to our country. jesse: the left that spent the last year smearing trump as rude, crude and unprofessional. moist's hard for them to make a value-based case against president trump. chelsea hand letter has this to say about the first lady of america. what you have donald trump on your show in. >> no. >> what about melania?

mr. trump. remember the congressmen who flew across state lines to avoid voting on governor scott walker's budgete is a new policies one-third of residents want top secede from the united states. listen to the leaders of the women's march. >> i'm not as nasty as a swastika on a flag and i didn't know devils could be rest recollect, but i feel hitler in these streets. a mustache trade for a toupe, nazis renamed the cabinet. yes, i'm angry. yes, i am outraged. yes, i have thoughts thought an awful lot about blowing you have the white house. jesse: president trump responded to madonna with this. >> she is disgusting. i any she hurt herself very badly. i think she hurt that whole cause. i thought her and a couple others. but she was in particular, what she said was disgraceful to our country. jesse: the left that spent the last year smearing trump as rude, crude and unprofessional. moist's hard for them to make a value-based case against president trump. chelsea hand letter has this to say about the first lady of america. what you have donald trump on your show in. >> no. >> what about melania? >> me

mrs may said she'd be setting out details of her brexit strategy over the coming weeks. here's our political correspondent, carole walkern power, the prime minister has begun to signal what she wants from the brexit negotiations. brexit means brexit. she knows that no longer satisfies anyone. theresa may denies muddled thinking, saying britain would take back control of its borders and appeared to hint that would mean leaving the single market. people talk in terms as if somehow we are leaving the eu but we still want to keep bits of membership. we are leaving, we are coming out, we will not be a member of the eu any longer. he the question is, what is the right relationship for the uk to have with the european union when we are outside? though campaigners on both sides of the brexit argument took that as a clear signal we will leave the single market, labour are not satisfied. she had one question put to her three times and still didn't answer it, which is, are you prioritising immigration over access to the single market? that was the question she did not want to answer. i think now, 10—11 weeks from the triggering of

mr. trump's cabcabi, it's confirmed it's the least since george herbert walker bush in 1989.resident-elect donald trump defied his own america's first brand and spent the first night of inauguration week with nearly 140 different foreign ambassadors and diplomats. >> we have put together a team i think the likes of which has never been assembled before. >> the for diplomacy as mr. trump continued his feud with congressman lewis. lewis said he's the first he will boycott but failed to mention he did the same in 2001 with george w. bush. >> you don't forget something like that. so he got caught and it's pretty bad and it's making him look bad frankly. >> the president-elect's harsh words have given democrats already dubious reason to join lewis's boycott. >> as far as others not going, that's okay. we need so badly, i hope they give me their tickets. >> this is really about standing on principle. >> so far not one senate democrat has backed the boycott. >> i've gone every year whether it's republican or democrat. >> republicans say inauguration day is or should be bigger than p

scott walker talked to one of them earlier and asked the person, what are you protesting? and he said nothing. he just didn't say a word. >> i think if mrsclinton was elected, we would have protesters. we've had protests in every election. we happen to live in a news cycle that we have cameras at every street corner and eyes on everything. is it symbolic of everything? no. but i will say this. the country is probably as polarized as its been over the last eight to ten years. i don't know if that's good or bad for markets. the markets don't seem to care. i think regardless -- >> we saw that flip in the mid-term. the country was really polarized with health care. >> but there is no mandate here. the dems won by the popular vote and in the swing states where they won, they won by 1%. a lot of people don't think it is a legitimate win. when you consider the knowledge of the russian hacking. >> we can go back and forth over that. >> look at california and new york. >> it doesn't matter. >> the founding fathers knew better than you do. >> and your guy thought it was rigged. your guy thought it was rigged. right until november 8. 9:00 p.m. >> i

reacted to the meeting with misgivings, after mr trump said he supported the use of waterboarding in interrogations. here's our political correspondent, carole walker. theresa may said her meeting with president trump will be an opportunity to renew the special relationship come to discuss future trade deal of importance of strengthening defence and security cooperation. but how will she response of the new president's's remarks although some of it advises don't agree with them, donald trump has said he would consider methods such as waterboarding to international terrorism. when they are chopping off the heads of people because they are eight christian in middle east, when isis is doing things nobody has heard of this medieval times, would ifeel strongly about waterboarding 7 medieval times, would ifeel strongly about waterboarding? we have to fight fire with fire. i want to do everything within the bounds of what you are allowed to do legally. do i feel it works? yes. the prime minister did answer that question in the house of commons yesterday. she was very clear that oui’ yesterday. she was very clear that our principled position and our object

expressed misgivings about that meeting, after mr trump said he supports the use of waterboarding in interrogations. here's our political correspondent, carole walker. theresa may says her meeting with president trump will be an opportunity to renew the special relationship, to discuss a future trade deal and the importance of strengthening defence and security cooperation. but how will she respond to the new president's latest remarks? some of his advisers do not agree with him but donald trump says he would consider methods such as waterboarding to tackle international terrorism. when they are chopping off the heads of people because they happen to be a christian in the middle east, when isis is doing things nobody has heard of since medieval times, would i feel strongly about waterboarding 7 as far as i am concerned, we have to fight fire with fire. i want to do everything in the bounds of what we can do legally but do i feel it works? absolutely, i feel it works. the foreign secretary says the government's stance is clear. the prime minister did answer that question in the house of commons yesterday and she was very clear that our principled po

walker is live outside of trump tower. hey, kristen. i want to remind our viewers that mr. trump said about this issue on new year's eve -- well, play a little of that first, kristen, and then we'll get to you. >> i know a lot about hacking and hacking is a very hard thing to prove so it could be somebody else. i also know things that other people don't know. so they cannot be sure of the situation. >> kristen, that's the backdrop, this as the president-elect is expected to receive his intelligence briefing this week on wednesday. >> reporter: that's right. and signaling that after that, he may give more information about what it is that he knows that other people don't know. he was pressed by reporters to give more details and he wouldn't do it over the weekend in mar-a-lago. but, richard, the bottom line here is that this could be setting up the first big battle between president elect trump and congress, including members of his own party who say they do believe the intelligence and that they're prepare to scale back. >> we believe that putin has hand into our elections

mr trump plans to hand control of his business empire to his sons. but the us office of government ethics criticised the plan. let's get more with economics correspondent andrew walker, joins us. there is so much to talk about in terms of trump this week. that press conference, we were waiting with bated breath! those of us waiting for more meat on the bones in terms of his economic policies left disappointed, didn't we? indeed, and in a way it is not that surprising, we knew he would talk about is conflict—of—interest in choosing what he would do about his own business interests, and then there was the salacious stuff, the security related stuff that came about russia. what was that about i iamjoking! i i am joking! unsubsta ntiated, i iamjoking! unsubstantiated, i i i am joking! unsubstantiated, i am not going into it! inevitably it overshadowed proceedings, but the markets would have liked more detail about economic policy, and i think two particular areas, the plans for a big boost in spending on infrastructure, questions about to what extent that will be financed by the government or to what extent the private sector will be involved, those are very important q

. >> barack obama, and george herbert walker bush and mrs.wonderful. we love them so much and pray that they're comfortable and hopefully well. >> yes, thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, nancy, so much. >>> one of the democrats looking to find common ground with the incoming president, senator joe manchin joins the conversation, and he brought his grandkids. as we go to break, let's go to msnbc's jacob sewinger. i have a joke here about him being a grandchild but we won't go there. jacob, go. >> reporter: good morning, mika, good morning, joe. we are about a mile down from the capitol building on the national mall. you can kind of see people way town there in the distance. it's a bit lonely at the moment. if i give you a 360 look around, you can see the smithsonian here. in the distance the press broadcast booth where a lot of shows will be originating from today. when president obama has inaugurated the crowd stretched wau all the way down to the monument. over here is the museum of national history. hopefully i'll have more company in th

here have expressed misgivings, after mr trump said he supported the use of waterboarding during interrogations. here's our political correspondent, carole walkertheresa may says her meeting with president trump will be an opportunity to renew the special relationship, to discuss a future trade deal and the importance of strengthening defence and security cooperation. but how will she respond to the new president's latest remarks? though some of his advisers don't agree with him but donald trump says he would consider methods such as waterboarding to tackle international terrorism. when they're chopping off the heads of people because they happen to be a christian in the middle east, when isis is doing things nobody has ever heard of since medieval times, but i feel strongly about waterboarding 7 as far as i am concerned, we have to fight fire with fire. i want to do everything in the bounds of what we can do legally, but do i feel it works? absolutely, i feel it works. the foreign secretary says the government's stance is clear. the prime minister did answer that question in the house of commons yesterday, and she was very clear that our princ

walker commissioner nakajo. >> commissioner hardeman. >> first of all, mr.orso i thought you as a a child understand math and numbers but that's the easiest part of our job you can swift there that most of numbers off the top of your head given a test because but for you to break down the way you do to understand that is the difficult part that's the learning process for you also numbers are not leaning by the proof of that i commend you to go through each item remember exactly what you did that's remarkable thank you. >> thank you for that we have the right person in the job. >> on the chiefs residents i think i asked you this a couple years ago the square footage size chief. >> proximate. >> chief rivera would that that. >> not off the top of my head his. >> when you look at the numbers i was talking to any wife a couple of days ago our home for 38 years now we've spent more on the home than we paid for it and not added a square inch when you see those numbers and you're a homeowner you understand when you have to replace this and everything has to be repl

walker, is at westminster. a hint of good cop, bad cop with jean—claude juncker saying he wanted a dealfor everyone, but mr tuskat britain can't pick and choose? yes, there have been politely warm words from a lot of senior european figures all saying that they appreciate the clarity to a degree at least which they got from theresa may yesterday but reinforcing the point that you heard from donald tusk that you can't pick and choose and also making the point, many of them, that britain cannot expect a better deal outside the european union than it has at the european union than it has at the moment inside the eu. well, i'm joined by neil carmichael who chairs the education select committee and was a leading campaigner to remain inside the european union. what do you make of those remarks we have heard from eu leaders? do you think they are going to gang up to make sure we are worse off they are going to gang up to make sure we are worse off outside the single market? i think those remarks reinforce the need for us to make sure we maintain good relationships with the 27 nation states and brussels as a whole. it

walker bush was taken to a hospital after fal falling ill in texas. >> our fox affiliate in houston reporting 9-year-old was brought in and said to be doing just fine this morning. mr. bush who suffers from form of parkinson's disease will remain at houston methodist for evaluation over the next few days. he was not feeling well and was brought in and will go through tests the next couple days and we'll keep you updated as soon

walker bush was taken to a hospital after fal falling ill in texas. >> our fox affiliate in houston reporting 9-year-old was brought in and said to be doing just fine this morning. mr. bush who suffers from form of parkinson's disease will remain at houston methodist for evaluation over the next few days. he was not feeling well and was brought in and will go through tests the next couple days and we'll keep you updated as soon as we learn more. >> "good day", everybody, on this wet, wednesday, january, thank you for wacking up early and joylinging us. >> hi, bob. >> you know it's a holiday monday and it's already wednesday. >> right? >> this was kind of a quick week. >> zip ago long. >> not soon enough though until friday. you need your jaekt, brum brel a, araptorss at the else about fargo center tonight. temperatures in upper 30s and 40s out. there visibility not great in many places. dover, delaware, atlantic city, new jersey, lancaster, pa, reading, trenton, up in mount pocono, six miles visibility at the airports. so watch out allow extra time. where we are in the upper0s. lancaster, reading, pottstown, trenton, pretty closing to freeze in mount pocono and cou

lieutenant walker wi, who will conduct the hearing, has just watched surveillance footage of the alleged fight, which occurred behind a bathroom curtain. >> one of them gets up, goes in the bathroom. then mrllows in his wheelchair. then you can't quite see them fighting. you can see shoulders moving like punches being thrown, but the curtain's in the way. so you can't physically see it, but you can tell that, you know, like i said from the way the shoulders are moving that punches are being thrown. >> i think they should pretty much find me not guilty, but we'll see what happens. >> honeycutt says he and the other inmate, who asked to remain anonymous, were only arguing and that it never got physical. >> it looked like they served you anoti notice. what can you tell me or what are you willing to tell me? >> no incident took place. no fight took place. i never touched him. he never touched me. that's point blank what it is. >> okay. well, basically the evidence is a review of the video shows that punches are being thrown by the shoulder movements that i can see. the deputy writes in her report that you guys were involved in a physical altercation from what she saw. >> she didn't see nothin

scott walker, jeb bush, business executives and senators. the amazing part of mr.they never thought he was going to run. once he was running, he never looked back. >> cory, let's ask you besides. there are probably 60 empty seats, 70 empty seats close to where he's sworn in tomorrow because a whole bunch of democratic congressman have decided that they're not going to show up. but for the millions of people who voted for donald trump who are watching right now, what does tomorrow mean to them? >> it means the fulfillment of a promise. what you get for donald trump, which politicians have forgotten about is the truth. and even if you don't like what he says, he's going to tell you the truth. he's going to tell you that we're going to put america first. and if you're in america, and you want to be put first for a change, it means jobs for our country, renegotiating bad trade deals. he's going to do exactly what he talked about on the campaign trail and the reason is he's not accountable to the washington special interest. he's accountable to the american people these

mr. walker: our reporters will be ask