ms.linton: i did. the first returns that came in were not what we thought, from florida and north carolina, but we knew that those would be challenging states. we still felt good about everything we knew about the states to come, to get the electoral college majority. and it went downhill from there. it was a shocking, devastating evening. i write in great detail about it. because i wasn't prepared for that. charlie: you had a victory speech, but not a concession speech. ms. clinton: i did. it was an effort to reach out to all those people who were against me, who my opponent had stirred up against me, as well. because i thought it was important to be president for everybody. and that's what i was looking forward to do. charlie: you found out about 12:00 it was not going well. ms. clinton: that is right. charlie: you chose not to go speak that night and to wait and come back the next morning. ms. clinton: right. charlie: and you try to speak to the idea that your heart was smashed, your s

ms. telnaes: i am liberal. people would say you are just a democrat. i am not a democrat. i am a registered independent. liberal, some are more conservative. we will attack anyone. i have done plenty of cartoons about democrats behaving badly. host: -- what were the circumstances? ms. telnaes: i was born in sweden. my mother in german. my father was working for ibm at the time. we just happened to be in sweden. everyone assumes i am swedish but i am actually norwegian. became american citizens when i was a teenager. i went to swedish school from first to third grade. host: where did you get your schooling? education? a college ms. telnaes: to do editorial cartooning, you know you don't go to school for that. i went to college for a couple of years and i decided to go to an art school. school that teaches character animation. to california for college. imagineering division at august the company. that is how i started. i had no intention to become an editorial cartoonist but i felt, there

ms. mcmahon: an only child. that is right. my parents realized they had perfection, and they stopped. [laughter] steve: what role did that have shaping your political views and ideology? ms. mcmahon: not so much my political views, but my parents were honest, hard-working people. who were employees at cherry point airbase. we lived about 15 miles from the airbase. both my mom and dad worked there. i had a fantastic upbringing and childhood. my paternal grandmother lived with us most of my life. so i had that dual advantage of having an older person's perspective, as well as having my parents' perspective. steve: i read that you were a tomboy? ms. mcmahon: i was a tomboy, yes. i guess i still am a tomboy. i still like to play sports. i played baseball with the boys at recess. i could never jump rope. it was something i could not do. the girls seemed to be very involved in jumping rope. since i was my father's son and my mother's daughter, i learned how to play baseball and basketball. and

ms. huckabee sanders: the president choles the latter of the two options. the president made the best decision in light of the fact that the system set up by the obama administration in clear violation of federal law. president obama even admitted this himself when announcing the program, calling it a temporary stop-gap measure. and calling on congress to act. daca was initiated after congress he can pliftly rejected the same proposal -- explicitly rejected the same proposal in legislative form. in other words, president obama didn't just suspend federal law but implemented a policy congress had explicitly rejected. there's a misconception that daca primarily serves as a shield from deportation. this is misleading. daca grants work authorization to nearly 800,000 individuals who are not legally authorized to work. daca recipients whose average sage in their 20's were not in an enforcement priority before and they certaintyly won't become a priority now. the priorities remain the same. cri

ms.elnaes: there is no leeway for them. they see any kind of regulation as taking away the right to own a gun. i think it is more about money. gun issues have always been something for me. host: what about the millions of people who pay money to the nra? what do you think they are about? ms. telnaes: i know people who are nra members. some of them do not have a problem with regulation. but some of them are rethinking their membership. you will see this with most issues, we go after people who have a lot of power and institutions. the nra has a lot of power. just because of the size in the amount of money they have people -- have. i am not talking people who i don't think should own a gun, i'm talking about the nra and the policies they have. as you will see with any other issue i address, you do not attack individual people. host: let's watch the one we have of the nra. [gunshots] ms. telnaes: this is right after the sandy hook massacre. we could not get any legislation passed. you did no

ms. huckabee sanders: good afternoon. this morning, faced with the real possibility of a potential immediate shutdown of the entire daca program by a federal court, president trump took the responsible and constitutional step of announcing that the administration will be phasing out the program over the next two years. today, september 5 deadline, was set by the plaintiff's presenting the administration with two and only two real options to choose from. the likely sudden cancellation of the program by a judge, or an orderly wind-down that preserves the rule of law and returns the question to the legislative branch where it belongs. the president chose the latter of the two options. the president made the best decision in light of the fact that the system set up by the obama administration in clear violation of federal law. president obama even admitted this himself when announcing the program, calling it a temporary stop-gap measure. and calling on congress to act. daca was initiated afte

ms. suzanne kelly, who is the c.e.o. and publisher of the sigh ofer brief, who will moderate the discussions. ms. kelly. ms. kelly: thank you vutch. appreciate being here. welcome to everyone this morning. i hope you're geared up for a great conversation. congressman, thank you. mr. schiff: i'm delighted to be in a situation where the house gets to go first. i want to compliment insa for recognizing the proper order of things this morning. ms. kelly: yes. well, i wonder what went on behind the scenes. we'll have to get to the bottom of that. it's fantastic to have you here. with so much going on in the , so much ce community of it showing up in sound bites on television, on a daily basis, so much politics back and forth, when you take a deep breath, and you sit back aunled look at all the things we're dealing with, security clearance reform, an investigation into russia, the 702 come up for renewal later this year, how do you prioritize what you think is the most important? mr. schiff: it

ms. lofgren, each will control 30 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from idaho. mr. labrador: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials to h.r. 3697. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. labrador: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 3697, the criminal alien gang member removal act. i introduced this bill with chairman goodlatte and representatives comstock and king for a very simple reason. the united states is facing an ever-growing danger from transnational gangs, and u.s. immigration and enforcement, better known as i.c.e., needs more tools to deal with this danger. the federal government's most important responsibility is the safety and security of the american people. however, we're not fulfilling that responsibility when we allow gangs to illegally enter our country with the expressed purpose of victimizing innocent americans. i

ms. easton: and you're making the point that having gotten that i level where they can eat, that when you start taking that way, you might see population level. senator ernst: yes, and that is when you might see a popular revolt. the standard of living is higher than in the past, and those who have experienced those decades of want and need, now that those wants and needs have been met and fulfilled, they don't want to go back to that standard of living. so if we start to see that they're not able to sustain their own population internally, the living standards start to drop, you may see that popular revolt, but then what happens when the people rise up against such a brutal regime? those are questions that are unanswered out there. ms. easton: and how have you viewed china's behavior in the last six months? has it evolved? senator ernst: it has evolved and they have, in my estimation, when it comes to north korea, they have been very good partners. in what way? senator ernst: working on

they are not ms-13. we could craft a measure that avoids that outcome while still going after ms-13. we didn't actually sit down both sides of the aisle to work together to reason together, to make that happen. i would like to note in terms of the smuggling issue. that's a big problem. we have unanimous agreement on the smuggling issue. we have worked together with the wilbur force act and other acts in a bipartisan way to deal with that. but we didn't bifurcate smuggling from harboring in this bill. that's why the nuns and the catholic bishops have contacted us asking us not to support this bill. i would like to note just finally that the first obligation that we have is to keep america safe. and we fail to do that if we craft language that really is just part of the broad deportation agenda under the guise of an anti-gang bill. and there's great concern that that is what has happened here. one of the elements that is referenced as a predicate for gang activity, the five people who are working together,

ms.linton: that's a sign of something. actually it was my therapy, to be really clear. lissa has been a friend of mine and a colleague of mine for a long time now. is a terrific writer, was a great reporter when she worked for "the post" and other publications. so i take what she says very seriously when it comes to writing. she did come to see me like a number of my friends who rallied around, came to support me, you know, just listen to me vent, share their concerns and worries, and i had, after the election as you can read in the book pretty much nothing i wanted to say to anybody. i was so devastated, and it was incredibly painful, and it took weeks of just getting up every day, cleaning closets, going for walks in the woods, all of the things that i did, to begin to clear my head. but, of course, other people were commenting and writing about the election, and i just didn't think there was a broad enough view, really, and comprehensive understanding of what it looked like to me in re

ms. telnaes: it is a head. it is rolling. i think the rolling shocks people. it is commenting on the ridiculousness of having a country like saudi arabia on a human rights council. that is not the first cartoon i have done on that issue. i have another one on that. brian: what do you think of the united states paying 22% of the u.n. bill and getting something like this on it? ms. telnaes: i think the u.n. s important. i do not have a problem with that. i am not criticizing that. i am criticizing what the u.n. is doing. but the u.n.'s political, just like anything else. brian: why would they have somebody from saudi arabia on the human rights council? ms. telnaes: you should be asking someone from the u.n. that. ot a cartoonist. brian: december 24, 2015 news eport that involves you. >> kruse who have been gaining ground on donald trump in the post is angry over a political cartoon featuring his daughters. this as he intensifies his > the washington post ran this >> after the 5 and 7-year-o

ms.umai: a shy housewife should absolutely grab this job opportunity. and in the process, learn how to make a more confident impression. in the beginning when the customer, they not trusting us, that how i can deal as a man -- they are all women. some of customers make the order in minimum quantity, because they don't trust that we can deliver it. but after the first deal and the second deal and the third deal, now they depend on us in all their quantity, and big quantity. we keep it female because we want to provide our women, muslim women, with an environment where they feel relief if they want to work freely without wearing hijab. we feel more comfortable. host: the women are only wearing their veils inside the factory today because of the cameras. ms. zumai: in the beginning, it because i need the money. but they later discover that the work, it means more than this. that work means to secure yourself, feel your value, your right in your community. now the target of the girl when she

ms. huckabee sanders: good afternoon. the president is constantly monitoring hurricane irma and the federal government is working closely with our state and local partners to ensure the safety of the coastal communities. in his weekly address to the nation this morning, the president noted this is a storm of historic destructive potential. he's asking that everyone in the storm's path remain vigilant and heed all recommendations for government -- from government officials and law enforcement. our message to the american people is this, with gratitude for our first responders and prayers for those in the storm's path, we are behind you 100%. with that, i'd like to bring up the president's homeland security advisor, tom, to discuss specifics on the federal government's ongoing preparedness and response after. after, i'll be up to take questions. thanks. mr. bossert: thanks, sarah, thanks to each of you for being here. can't add too much more to that. let me jump into my thinking here. as yo

ms. pelosi: good morning everyone. as you know last night, leader schumer and i had a very productive meeting with president trump. we agreed to a plan to work out an agreement to protect our nation's dreamers from deportation. we insizzed that the bipartisan dream act, the one introduced by congresswoman roybal-allard would be the basis for the protection and review border security measures that do not include building a wall as we go forward. we urged the president to make permanent the cost sharing reduction payments under the affordable care act. earlier in the day, leader hoyer and i and chairs of the aucus -- that would be the asian-pacific american caucus, , we had a very good meeting with the speaker in which we agreed to move forward in order to put forward the dream act on the floor as soon as possible. he, too, wanted to see some border initiative, which we said we would look into. we suggested to him and to this white house that the border package that passed the homeland secu

ms. sanders: good afternoon. i would like to start by saying the president and all of us at the white house were thrilled to see scott -- congressman's the least back on the floor today. our thoughts and prayers have been with him and his family for many weeks now, and we will continue to root for him as he makes a full recovery. today, the president actively engaged in the recovery efforts in puerto rico. he received an update from the femur at -- the fema administrator. the full weight of the united states government is engaged to ensure food, water, health care, and other white saving resources are making its way to the people who need it. the president waved the jones act. this ensures that resources make it to the islands, but we will focus on the challenge of distributing those resources. challenges.esents government relief workers are there, including 7200 troops on the island working tirelessly to get people what they need. we have prioritized life-saving resources to hospital, an

ms. it is vital that all nations work together to do our utmost to solve that problem. with that, i'll turn it over to ambassador haley. ambassador haley: thank you very much, and i will tell you that next week is not going to be short on topics. i think, first of all, we can all say it is a new day at the u.n. the u.n. has shifted over the past several months. it's not just about talking, it's about action. the members are starting to get used to act, whether it's security council resolutions, whether it's with u.n. reform, whether it's with peacekeeping, we're starting to see a lot of changes at the u.n. they are all anxious to see what the u.s. delegation looks like next week, and i think they will be heavily impressed with the fact that we have the president, the vice president, the secretary of state, and many members of the national security council coming to really show the u.s. strength that we have in the world. and i think -- obviously this will be the first time that the presid

ms. huckabee sanders: good afternoon. this -- this morning we had the honor of joining the president at the pentagon to observe the anniversary of september 11 with the families andurvivors of the horrific attack our homeland that ok the lives of 2,977 ofheir brothers, sisters, sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, husbands, and wives 16 years ago. the lives of those survivors and families were changed forever on th d and our country has never been the same since the unimaginable evil of terrorism reached our shores. in response to the attack, we are -- in response to the attack we are memorializing today, the department o homeland security was created to address the threatse face from counterterrorism and border security to disaster preparedness and relief which we know all too well. the men and women i responding to thesetorms embody the spirit under which d.h.s. was establisthe presidt recognized a pentagon police officer o sped to the scene of the crash at the pentagon as soon as he hear

, e intent cambiar sus vuelos para un poco ms tarde.ms de lo originalmente planeado. indignada, llam a nuestro centro de llamadas. "yo he averiguado que no existe el motivo por el que ellos no me dejaron viajar en el avin." efectivamente, en el sitio del departamento de estado, travel.state.gov, esta publicado que el salvador no exige que el pasaporte de un turista tenga ms de 6 meses de vigencia al momento de entrada, lo cual nos confirm por escrito la embajada de estados unidos en el salvador. le enviamos esa informacin a avianca, y aunque inicialmente insistieron que su sistema indicaba que para viajar a el salvador, era necesario tener pasaporte vigente mnimo por 6 meses, al recibir los datos que la misma embajada nos envi, reconsideraron, y decidieron reembolsarle a la familia del cid los mil 435 dlares que tuvieron que gastar por los cambios de planes. arlen outro la informacin es clave, asi que si usted va a viajar al extranjero, averigue de antemano los requisitos del pais que visitar, y asi, si hay cualquier confusin en el aero

ms. tsongas: they care for the whole person. medical and ther behavioral health. in my district i have seen the important work that goes on at community health medical center massachusetts. in lowell, lawrence, gardner. in 2016 these facilities and their staff cared for more than 100,000 people. unfortunately, community health centers are facing a funding cliff if the community health septre program is not re-authorized by the end of this year. a lack of funding means too many of my constituents would immediately lose access to care, putting the health of their communities at risk. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to work together and make sure this vital program is funded. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. bacon: mr. speaker, i rise

palabras fuertes y ms amenazas blicas entre estados unidos y corea del norte.este viernes. donald trump publico un tuit en el que dijo que kim jon-un, de corea del norte, es un hombre loco al que no le importa dejar a su gente morir de hambre o matarla y que sera retado como nunca antes. s/federico de jesús, analista 00:17 "si siguen los insultos, las amenazas, y francamente la inmadurez pues no se va a poder llegar a una resolución pacífica que tanto se necesita". (kim jung un) el jueves el lder norcoreano dijo en un comunicado, por primera vez escrito en ingls, que domesticara con fuego a donald trump a quien llam "un viejo desquiciado" segn medios surcoreanos, kim jon un podra estar preparando la prueba de una bomba de hidrgeno que lanzara sobre el ocano pacfico para responder a la amenaza de estados unidos. una que se dio esta semana en las naciones unidas donde el presidente estadounidense advirti... (nat up trump) que si se vea forzado a defender a este pas o a sus aliados no tendra ms remedio que destruir totalmente a corea del norte. s/rafaelmedina, cen

ms. sanders: good afternoon. i would like to read a statement on the recent attacks in the u.k. and the country of france. the united states condemns the attack in london that targeted civilians during their commute. we are grateful that no one was killed in this incident and our thoughts and prayers are with those and we wish them a recovery. we are arrests of -- aware of the results -- of the arrests in paris. we are thankful to soldier was not injured. we are aware of the attacks in burgundy. france is our oldest and one of our closest allies, and we will provide support to their investigations. president and key members of his foreign-policy team will be in new york for the united nations general a survey. -- general assembly. >> good afternoon. i want to begin by acknowledging the attacks in europe. the united states stands in solidarity the with the people of the united kingdom and france. we will work to prevent attacks and the united states remains committed to defeating terrorist

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ms. number four, to enforce the individual mandate. number five, to reinstate full support and funding for enrollment outreach activities. and number six, to consider repealing the health insurer tax. and in return i would recommend that you demand me and my colleagues to step up to the plate. i can tell you with certainty that many will get back into the market. you don't have to take my word alone. call them directly. i did. i recommend, for example, that you call my friend and colleague, joe, c.e.o. of anthem, and mark, c.e.o. of aetna. thank you for the honor of sharing these thoughts with you. and i look forward to our question and answer. senator alexander: thank you, mr. tyson. ms. tomczyk, welcome. thank you. my a number is tammy and senior principal and consumer actuary for oliver wineman. i'm also a fellow of the society of actuaries and a member of the american academy of actuaries. it's an honor to have the opportunity to provide testimony to you today. since passage of the a.

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ms. jackson lee: thank you very much, mr. speaker. at 2:00 a.m. this morning, one of our -- unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. 2:00 a.m. this morning, our h.p.d., houston police department faced a tragic incident of one of our officers that was participating in a stop long with other officers on 59 south. and unfortunately, a driver that paid no attention to the flashing lights and the work of these officers, sped through and to garcia. he was in surgery with his family and all of those who could be there, the chief and the mayor were there with him. i simply stand to ask for ayers for ernesto garcia and his family and we are well aware of the work of the outstanding police and fire during hurricane harvey and all of the time. so i wish him the best and strongest recovery. as a young man who just entered the police department, just graduated, and i know that our prayers will help him and his family. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. fo

ms. so there would be a structured set of goals and timelines and percentage like, here's the timeline and we would -- our goal would be to do 70% in this time frame. this year and next year it goes up to 80% and so on. it's pretty complicated, and i can't go through it in five minutes. but for the existing monographs, what we planned to do is put forth a dash board that would be in advance. and that would -- because the industry is going to have to submit for the existing, what are now existing monographs. they have to resubmit something, and then we'd have a timeline of when we expected that to come in and then there would be an orderly process with timelines for accomplishing that. mr. schrader: can you share that with us? dr. woodcock: absolutely. mr. schrader: i am sure the industry understands they have to resubmit? dr. woodcock: that is the plan because right now we have this giant sort of mulch of documents that have been sent in over the years. we want to use the current scientif

ms. pelosi: you are putting it -- reporter: that is what we are hearing. ms.elosi: i was very proud of the common sense of our members injected into that discussion when they are calling it for hunters and sportsmen. they don't need what bill puts forth. i don't think they are advocating that at all hunters and sportsmen. but i never even thought of that. reporter: there is a cultural war against the nfl and the president's comments since last friday and continued every single day. ms. pelosi: the president is the deflector in the chief. any time he is going to lose until alabama, whatever it is, he is going to divert attention to and he succeeds with it because omb is paying attention to it. the fact is our constitution guarantees people the right to express themselves freely. this president has a different view when we salute the flag and the kinds of comments that he has made is beneath the dignity our s office, our flag and constitution? reporter: do you think it is against the original message? ms. pelosi: i think it is unfortunate, this is a unifying opp

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ms. palin: hello, alabama. roll tide. it is so nice to get to be here, really, and to pretty much find out. it was already getting chilly at home when we left last night, snow on the mountains. i was so happy to land here and not a snowflake in sight. it's good to be here, though, home of some great, certainly great football champions. and great patriots. and your former senator jeff sessions and the next senator of the great united states will be represented by judge roy moore, coming from alabama, thanks to you. [applause] know, i followed the judge's career for many years. and, you know, he was deplorable before deplorable was cool. he has always been an inspiration through these years. so are you ready to send the loudest message that you can send to d.c. at this time? the loudest message to the swamp? are you ready to tell them "here comes the judge?" [cheers and applause] ms. palin: we need you, alabama. alabama, remember, it was here in 2015 that senator sessions defied the politic

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ms. mccollum: i do, mr. chair. the chair: the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized for five minutes in opposition. ms. mccollum: i strongly oppose an amendment that narkse money away from the e.p.a. this bill already cuts the e.p.a.'s main operating count by $240 million and the air we breathe and the water we drink are endangered by the policy decisions that are being made in this bill. the consequences will be felt in communities across the nation. now, i understand from many cutting the e.p.a. is an easy target. but i want my colleagues to understand what this amendment would be cutting if adopted. this account funds programs that are important to both sides of the aisle, including permitting for construction projects across the country, toxic risk prevention and parts of the successful brown fields program and pesticide licenses. i understand the money would direct more funding to states in appalachia and appalachia is suffering, from raging environmental harm. unfortunately, i ca

ms. rosen of nevada. amendment number 39 by mr. grothman of wisconsin. amendment number 46 by mr. grothman of wisconsin. amendment number 51 by mr. king of iowa. amendment number 54 by mr. grothman of wisconsin. amendment number 56 by mr. smith of missouri. and amendment number 58 by mr. babin of texas. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote series. the chair: the unfinished business is request for a recorded vote on amendment number 15 printed in part b of the report 115-295 by gentleman from iowa, mr. king and the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 15 printed in part b of house 115-295 by mr. king of iowa. the chair: a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the c

--en el choque, 3 personas ms resultaron con quemaduras severas.o/cesar --en san francisco, arrestan a un hombre bajo sospecha de atacar con unas tijeras a una persona. --la polica inform que el sospechoso de 50 aÑos y la vctima pasaban la noche en un albergue para desamparados ubicado eb las calles quinta y bryant cuando ocurri la agresin. --el hombre lesionado fue llevado a un hospital donde se recupera de las heridas. vo/blanca --identifican a la vctima de un tiroteo mortal registrado en un campamento de indigentes en oakland. --se trata de "dominic jarvis", de 34 aÑos, quien la noche del martes pasado se encontraba en la esquina de la avenida northgate y la calle "sycamore" cuando un sujeto le dispar. --las autoridades indicaron que "jarvis" discuta con el sospechoso cuando el sospechoso lo bale. cesar --- la emergencia en el condado de san diego por el brote de hepatitis a, parece ser ms grave de lo que se pensaba, y es que varias calles del centro de esa ciudad estan infestadas de heces humanas --- roll open --- "francisco fajardo" nos tiene

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