ms. america. i caught up with ms. new jersey and a carbon where she grew up. we did the interview jersey style in her backyard. i asked caitlin about that moment when she was on stage which is the first runner-up and waiting for one of their names to be announced. i went back to my own memories with jc new jersey. so i asked ms. new jersey how did it feel at that moment? >> the crowning moment, honestly i will never forget that presley as i live. i really try to take a mental snapshot of it. what i'm 97 years old hopefully by make it that long i can time travel back and relive it as many times as i can. >> it caitlin has a lot of trips up tricks up her sleep. she has traveled the world as an assistant to a mentalist evolutionist. i asked her how she got started in magic? >> it's become a hobby of mine which is fun because sometimes you don't always have a full stage to be able to perform a dance on which is my talent i used to compete. but magic is a bit more mobile. >> i asked wayne mentalist evo

olsen points out in her book, less than half the population of america will be white. ms. olsen includes herself -- excuse me, has given hundreds of interviews and includes those in the book that she's going to talk about. her families that she's talks to throughout america. a few weeks ago our own mayor, judd ashman, was on "united shades of america" to discuss what it's like to be the mayor of one of the most diverse cities in the country. i urge you to go look at that on cnn and see a what his response is. gaithersburg has experiences shift in what's coming in america, and now we're going to talk about that paradigm shift. the name of the book is "not the cleaver family," and i'd like to warmly welcome ms. maria leonard olsen to the dais. [applause] diane's. >> thank you so much for that. i'm so excited to be here. i grew up in montgomery county and i was the only dark skinned person in my entire white parochial kensington classroom in the 1960s through 70s. my parents were forbidden by law to marry in the state of maryland in 1961. when i tell my children that or even s

ms-13, you compare them to isis in america. >> it is, julie, i thought it was a spot on speech. veral things about it, ms-13 is the isis, the al qaeda, the tele- band of the western hemisphere, it is a brutal, vicious organization, they torture, behead, murder, extort, terrorize, and they raise money the same way as isis, through robberies, drugs, and ransoms, the only difference is that isis kills to die, and ms-13 lives two, and we cannot fight this alone, arbeiter our border is t secure, dea narcotics operations, and expedited extradition, into the thing he is talking about, which is very, very important, i thought it was spot on. >> julie: you, i am glad that you mentioned jeff sessions, because his trip to el salvador sort of brings us back to why president trumbo pegs him as the attorney general, because these two were unified on the front 25 ms-13, they together vowed to devastate ms-13, and both of them in fact to blame obama era immigration policy for its thriving. they have to get back together behind the scenes and maybe try to mend the feud that has been going on betw

are going to do to keep america safe. ms-13 rts to dismantle without strong partnerships between law enforcement agencies at the federal, state and local levels. let me be clear. we will be relentless in our pursuit of every member, associate and leader of ms-13. from the command and control element in el salvador to the lone gang member walking in our communities, we will target all of you. we will bring a laser focus to the absolute destruction of this cowardly organization that terrorizes the most july erble in our country. this is time to end. however, it's time for every member of ms-13 to be in fear. look over their shoulder, look in their rear view mirror, because i.c.e. and its partners are coming hard and we're coming strong. [applause] >> at this time, it is my privilege and honor to introduce the tremendous advocate for i.c.e., for the rule of law, an advocate for everybody in law enforcement, your congressman, peter king. [applause] mr. king: thank you very much. thank you. what a great day to welcome president t

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america. welcome in. come in, please. please. as a result, ms-13 surged into the country and scoured and absolutely destroyed so much in front of it. new arrivals came in and all made recruits of each other and fought with each other and then fought outside of each other and it got worse and worse and we've turned that back. more than 150,000 unaccompanied alien minors arrived at the border and were released all throughout our country into united states communities at a tremendous monetary cost to local taxpayers and also a great cost to life and safety. nearly 4,000 from this wave were released into suffolk county, congratulations, including seven who are now indicted for murder. you know about that. and in washington, d.c., region, at least 42 alien minors from the border surge vsh recently implicated in ms-13-related violence, including 19 charged in killings or attempted killings. say what happened to the old days when people came into this country and they worked and they worked and they worked and had families and they paid taxes and did a

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his overall contribution, you know that the work they're doing, cooperating on rolling up ms-13 gang's over america, you look at what jeff is doing taking over sanctuary cities in the liberal mayor is refusing, there is a lot of good in jeff sessions and i think it's a big mistake for the president to in any way do something except move forward with him. >> jon: the president tweeting today, attorney general jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on hillary clinton crimes, where emails and dnc server, and Ñ-letter acres. joining us now, josh holmes and jim kessler. thanks very much for being with us today. josh, to you first, what would be the reaction on capitol hill, if this president were to follow through on discussions that he's going to fire the attorney general? >> not good. i think congress in particular is focused on an agenda here. to give you a real world impact on how this is negatively affecting the president's agenda, jim and i have come on for the last six weeks every tuesday to talk about health care and here we are, at the most a seminal vote in the united states and we're ta

america. so i hope today's witnesses is raible to help us understand how ms-13 east activities in central america force children and families to make the long journey here. i also hope today's witnesses can help us understand how addressing the root cause, root causes of this violence in central america fits into the federal government's efforts to fight ms-13 here at home. thank you mr. chairman and again i appreciate you're holding this hearingism. >> thank you. for the benefit of the committee as well as witnesses, i'm going to have one of my colleagues, chair from 11 to 11:25 so i can go and ask questions on trade and finance committee down the hall. i should be back. we all need to remember the two-hour rule would be in place db no i guess we'll be done by the time the two-hour rule go into effective. i'm going to sprous the pam and i'd like to swear you after that then i'll take your testimony. karl rojas, acting chief of the u.s. border patrol. miss rojas has a long career in law enforcement. she began with the riley county police department, man tat tan, kansas, onned the border patrol 19

>> well, our streets are already really bad in the inner cities in america. but the ms-13 gang we've dealt with in congress here. i believe i saw this data correctly, there are about 13,000ms-13 gangs in america. about 30,000 gang members in el salvador. that's where their connection is. el salvador is the most dangerous country in the world. has the highest violent death rate in the world. that is pro-live rating in our inner cities. we know that from preuens in california, ms-13 gang members have ordered murder hits as far away as virginia. i think that our justice department will get ahold of that when they hear that we are determined to focus in on ms-13. take the worst criminals off the streets. we have to keep going until we have an anywaying of law abiders not rewarded law breakers within these sanctuary cities. why would you want to be mayor of a city that was protecting crime? you must have a majority of criminals to support your re-election. >> harris: you'll have to ask mayor emanuel of that in chicago. i'm going to have to let you go, but i'm so glad we got

. >> reporter: ms-13 is one of the most violent gangs in america. >> the vicious, disgusting and horrible. >> we have machetes as a weapon of choice. chains, sometimes with a lock. >> reporter: the fbi says there's a surge of ms-13 activity in recruitment in the last two years. we wanted to know what leads them to join. >> they can do whatever they want. the old immigrants, they feel if they go to the police, they get deported. whatever happens to them, let it happen. >> this gives them the opportunity to tell immigrants, what are you going to do, report us? they are going to accuse you. they are going to associate you with us. >> reporter: these gang members agreed to be interviewed if we disguise their voices. speaking out against the gang can be deadly. at 16 and 17, they have already been gang members for years. >> at one point, i feel like, is that what i'm for, taking somebody's loved one and hurting them? >> ms-13 -- they hurt beth. >> we are getting them out and going fast. we are liberating towns like long island, where i grew up. >> reporter: for some, long island means summer i

. >> reporter: ms-13 is one of the most violent gangs many america. >> the vicious and disgusting and horrible ms-13 gang members. >> we have machetes as a matter of choice, chains with a lock. >> the fbi says there's been a surge of activity and recruitment in the last two years. we wanted to know what leads some young people to join ms-13. >> this gives them the opportunity to tell immigrants what are you going to do? are you going to report us? they're going to could you see y accuse you. >> speaking out against the gang can be deadly. the surprising thing about them is how young they are. at 16 and 17, they've already been gang members for years. >> we are getting them out. they're going. fast. we're libertying towns like long island where i grew up. >> for some people, long island means summer in the hamptons, but not far from the beach, ms-13 has been on a killing spree. >> oh, my god, no. >> in the last two years, the fbi says they've committed more than 20 murders on long island. >> we're seeing they're targeting some of the most recently arrived youth who are also in transiti

. >> reporter: meanwhile, the attorney general was in central america talking about dismantling the ms-13 there in their base. >> more than 90% completed -- >> reporter: for instance this graduation of teens who today completed a summer work program that kept them off the streets. >> anything you know in the streets can get you in trouble. >> reporter: he says this is what ms-13 gang members need. >> those young men are lacking hope for their future and nothing more dangerous than individual who is have no hope for their future. >> reporter: the ms-13 is active in other bay area cities and the fight there continues. >> thank you, damian. a major decision in the trial of kate steinle. the gun that was used to kill steinle. the defense says the shoots was accidental and the gun was pointed at the ground when it went off. they say the agent's testimony will support their case. >>> homeless encampment is being blamed for a brush fire. there is worry from people who live nearby. chuck copola live on this. >> reporter: the charred remains is one of several that surrounds this mobile home par

ms. norton: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . wilson: mr. speaker, president trump's success during his overseas trip to poland and the g-20 summit in germany makes it clear that america is once again the clear leader of the free world. in poland, the president reaffirmed that western nations will stand together against threats to our security and our way of life. his remarks focused on his strategy of peace through strength, increasing defense spending, confirming our commitment to nato, and promoting american energy as an alternative to russian sources in eastern europe. during the g-20, president trump made it clear that under his leadership america remains commi

and you look at the work they're doing cooperating with homeland security on rolling up ms-13 gangs all over america, you look at what jeff is doing taking on sanctuary cities and the liberal mayors who refused to protect their citizens from criminals, there's a lot of good in jeff sessions. i think it would be a big mistake for the president to in any way do anything except move forward with him. >> martha: you wrote a book called "understanding trump" and when you look at and say things like our leisured ag and then talking to the boy scouts about how important loyalty is, and his daughter-in-law spoke to us basically said look, loyalty is the main factor here and he clearly feels that jeff sessions threw him under the bus when he recused. >> right. i think he thinks jeff sessions made a huge mistake, and he believes as a result of that that is in this enormous fight with mueller that was probably not going to exist. on the other hand, i would point out that loyalty is a two-way street. there's a point where people have said that the guy was with you from the very beginning and he makes one big mi

america. welcome in. come in, please. please. as a result, msto the country and scoured and just absolutely destroyed so much in front of it. new arrivals came in, and they were all made recruits of each other. and they fought with each other. and then they fought outside of each other, and it got worse and worse, and we've turned that back. in the three years before i took office, more than 150,000 unaccompanied alien minors arrived at the border and were released all throughout our country into united states communities. at a tremendous monetary cost to local taxpayers and also a great cost to life and safety. nearly 4,000 from this wave were released into suffolk county. congratulations. including seven who are now indicted for murder. you know about that. in washington, d.c., region, at least 42 alien minors from the border surge have been recently implicated in ms-13-related violence, including 19 charged in killings or attempted killings. you say what happened to the old days where people came into this country, they worked and they worked

ms-13. the gang isn't just a problem in central america, the department of justice estimates there are more,000 members in the united states. the trumps administration has made eradication of this gaining a priority. and he spoke to law enforcement in long island today. >> together we are going to restore safety in our streets and we are going to destroy the violent criminal cartel ms-13 and other gangs. what ms-13 is particularly violent, they don't like shooting people because it's too quick and fast. they like to knife and cut people and let them die slowly. and they enjoy watching that, these our animals. and they are threatening so violently our people. we will find you, arrest you, glu, and we will deport you. >> tucker: and we have a guest joining us now. i don't know over mischaracterizing your position, you believe there is something wrong on cracking down on ms-13. >> what happened today is that there are people standing up to the hate of this administration and rejecting one horrible act to score points for a political administration and agenda. this is a president who called imm

the attorney general himself has traveled to the nerve center of ms-13 and is standing in solidarity with our partners in central america. indeed, earlier today just hours ago el salvadorian prosecutors announced they have filed charges against and arrested over the past 36 hours hundreds of members of ms-13 in el salvador. many of the defendants are members of ms-13's click who are centered in the la paz department of el salvador. earlier this year members of this ms-13 clique committed several high profile murders in el salvador. the shooter of these murders fled to the united states and is now in i.c.e. custody pending proceedings. this prosecution showcases just how closely we are working with our partners in el salvador to combat ms-13. specifically, u.s. law enforcement agents with i.c.e. who are on the ground in el salvador are coordinating with their counterparts here in the u.s. to ensure that the shooter is removed from the united states as quickly as possible to face charges in el salvador. this investigation is being handled by salvadorian gang prosecutors trained and mentored by embedded doj prosecutors in

america. welcome in. come in, please. please. as a result, ms-13 surged into the country and scoured and just absolutely destroyed so much in front of it. new arrivals came in, and they were all made recruits of each other and fought with each other, and then they fought outside of each other, and it got worse and worse and turned back. more than 150,000 unaccompanied alien minders arrived at the border were and released all throughout our country into united states communities, at a tremendous monetary cost to local taxpayer and also a great cost to life and safety. nearly 4,000 from this wave were released into suffolk county. congratulations. including seven who are now indicted for murder. you know about that. in washington, d.c. region, at least 42 alien minors from the border surge have been recently implicated in ms-13-related violence, including 19 charged in killings or attempted killings. you say what happened to the old days? people came into this country. they worked and they worked and worked and they had families and paid taxes and

ms 13d members from our streets. so with prosperity and security and strengthening america home so president donald trump's has done allhat and more and it has only been six months. as the president would like to say in the oval office that is a good start with the trump whitehouse. [applause] i assure you toots' turn up the heat on a promise that every republican made to the american people that this president made to tell you we will keep our promise to all of you before the summer is out we will repeal and replace obamacare. [cheers and applause] >> you remember the broken promises they made talking about that with job creators remember if you like your doctor you can keep it? if you like your health insurance you could keep it? tens of thousands in kentucky found out the hard way that is not true we were told health-insurance costs could go down now we know the facts. the average premium is a staggering 75 percent higher in four years. president obama he promised as you would spit -- save $2,500 per year if obamacare became a lot. -- but instead a savings of 2500 the average obamacare premium cost is $2,000 more to

the justice department said the ms-13 gang is a threat to public safety. operating in central america with members in the u.s. >> this gang's chilling motto means kill, rape and control. they seek to live up to this motto through truly shocking acts of violence designed to instill fear. >> on twitter over the past couple of days, the president has called jeff sessions, beleaguered and week. in an interview from el salvador, sessions called the comments "kind of hurtful." but says he has no intention of stepping down unless the president asked him to. >>> the house of representatives approved a spending bill that includes the cost of building a wall along the u.s.-mexico border. the plan sets aside $1.6 billion of taxpayer money to put towards building that wall. during his campaign, president trump promised he would make mexico pay for the wall. for now, plans for the wall have been pushed back the trump administration email to members of congress yesterday saying two companies who submitted bids to build the wall but were not selected, are appealing the government's decision. the con

america. i love the work that has been done by inner-city on ms. and we will be working all of the members and making sure they understand the significance about what we have put in, which is the vision for the future of this country. i do not >> i met with senator enzi on a weekly basis and we talk about a lot of things. this is one of the things we've talked about as he is the budget chairmen in the senate. of course right now the senate is working on a lot of different issues. he certainly understands where we are going and we'll carry that message back to the senate. >> mrs. black, did you ask cbo to do an economic analysis of the budget and did they tell you they were unable to do it? >> this cbo as you know uses a static and that is something the cbo has done for years. we also recognize the cbo scores on the wall. so there will be a difference in what we assume in our budget because we assume economic growth for things like regulatory of farm and tax reform in getting power back to the states. so it is not that we are in conflict with one an

america. it is unacceptable that one in four women are sexually assaulted on campus. thank you, my colleagues, or bringing us together to point out the outrageous statement from ms. jackson. i know there was an apology, but ist does not erase what inside. a yield on to the distinguished chair of the women's task force. >> thank you, leader pelosi.

ms. roybal-allard: it is difficult to understand how we make america secure minibus does not include the bill for department of homeland security, which is responsible for security at our borders, security in the coastal maritime environment, security for surface and air transportation, security for cybernetworks and critical infrastructure and helping state and local jurisdictions prepare for, prevent and respond to terrorist attacks and natural disasters. instead of including the entire d.h.s. funding bill in the minibus, the majority is expected to use a second rule to insert just one part of that bill. funding for the president's border wall, ignoring much more pressing and immediate security needs. because the department has failed to submit to congress a required report laying out the long-term plans and justification for border infrastructure, members of congress are unable to responsibly evaluate the long-term border security strategy and comprehensively assess its costs, benefits and tradeoffs. $1.6 billionormous initial price tag, members should at a minimum have the opportunit

ms. roybal-allard: it is difficult to understand how we make america secure minibus does not include the bill for department of homeland security, which is responsible for security at our borders, security in the coastal maritime environment, security for surface and air transportation, security for cybernetworks and critical infrastructure and helping state and local jurisdictions prepare for, prevent and respond to terrorist attacks and natural disasters. instead of including the entire d.h.s. funding bill in the minibus, the majority is expected to use a second rule to insert just one part of that bill. funding for the president's border wall, ignoring much more pressing and immediate security needs. because the department has failed to submit to congress a required report laying out the long-term plans and justification for border infrastructure, members of congress are unable to responsibly evaluate the long-term border security strategy and comprehensively assess its costs, benefits and tradeoffs. $1.6 billionormous initial price tag, members should at a minimum have the opportunit

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well, great champion of the working families and farmers across rural america out of the state of minnesota, senator klobuchar. ms. klobuchar: thank you so much. it is great to be here with these strong leaders. i remember at one point in your former job, "time" magazine declared you the best governor in the country. i've always told him he's welcome in minnesota where we have 10,000 lakes and plenty of water for him to walk on. it is good to be here. just yesterday, i was with a family from cambridge, minnesota. it's a little like berryville, people work hard to get ahead they care about their families, their neighbors. these twin girls i meant, marea and evelyn. both played softball. one was a pitcher and one the catcher. they were identical twins. but there was one thing that was very different. and that is that one found out she had juvenile diabetes. her mom goes to the doctor, they get all the help and gradually over the years the costs have gone up and up and up for the testing strips , for the insulin, and now we're in a situation where the cost of ince rain has gone up three times over what it was just a

that the attorney general himself has traveled to the nerve center of ms-13 and standing in solidarity with our partners in central americaed, earlier today, just hours ago, el salvadorian prosecutors announced that they have filed charges against and arrested over the past 36 hours hundreds of members of ms-13 in el salvador. many of the defendants are members of ms-13's. [speaking spanish] who are centered in the department of el salvador. earlier this year members of the click committed several high profile murders in el salvador. the shooter fled to the united states and is now in ice custody pending immigration proceedings. this prosecution showcases just how closely we are working with our partners in el salvador to ms-13. specifically u.s. law enforcement agents with ice on the ground are coordinating with counterparts in the u.s. to make sure that the shooter is removed from the united states as quickly as possible to face charges in el salvador. this investigation is being handled by salvadorian gang prosecutors who are trained and mentored by embedded doj prosecutors in el salvador and salvadorian police officer

ms. sanders: good afternoon. of "made inlast day america" week this afternoon, the president will welcome living survivors of the attack on the uss arizona at pearl harbor and the families. other events this week have focused on the products and goods bearing the highly esteemed "made in america" label. truly the most prized things to have come out of our country are the brave men and women who have risked their lives protecting the freedom of americans and allies around the globe. at 2:00, the president signed an executive order that will ensure the men and women of the greatest military in the world have the ships, aircraft, vehicles, and other supplies they will need to keep us safe in the years ahead. this order commissions the first-ever whole government assessment of america's defense, industrial base, marking the first time since president eisenhower that an american president is investing personal attention into the health of the united states defense industrial base. is committed to maintaining the secure supply chain and robust wo

ms. castor: this bill weakens' america's commitment to clean energy and harms jobs that are being created and it stalls consumer cost savings tied to energy efficiency and democrats have a different vision one that lowers costs on our neighbors back home and helps create the higher paying jobs. an mendment creates investment by $177 million and reduces for the fossil energy account. now energy efficiency and newable initiatives have a proven return on investments for taxpayers. this amendment is paid for by reducing but not eliminating accounts that do not have the same return on investments for taxpayers. investments in energy efficiency and renewables create jobs and help make our businesses more competitive. energy efficiencies reduces costs for consumers and wouldn't that be a positive development for taxpayers back home that congress is asking to put more money back in their pockets. the amount proposed in the republican bill is so low that america will have to reduce the number of research, development and demonstration projects that are supported with industry, with at our great na

the attorney general himself has traveled to the nerve center of ms-13 and is standing in solidarity with our partners in central america. indeed, earlier today, just hours ago, el salvadoren prosecutors announced they have filed charges against and arrested over the past 36 hours, hundreds of members of ms-13 in el salvador. many of the defendants are members of the clique who are centered in the la paz department of el salvador. earlier this year, members of this clique committed several high-profile murders in el salvador. the shooter in these murders fled to the united states and is now in i.c.e. custody pending immigration proceedings. this prosecution showcases just how closely we are working with our partners in el salvador to combat ms-13, specifically u.s. law enforcement agents with i.c.e. who are on the ground in el salvador are coordinating with their counterparts here in the u.s. to ensure that the shooter is removed from the united states as quickly as possible to face charges in el salvador. this investigation is being handled by salvadoren gang prosecutors who are trained and mentored by embedded d.o.j.

ms-13 members as enforcers. they became prominent in los angeles and spread across the country. the uptick in violence has risen because of more arrivals into americacall it a long-term war with a revolving door. back in march, and ms-13 member arrested in new york for sexually assaulting a 2-year-old girl has been deported four times. there are some 10,000 ms-13 members in the u.s. after being involved with several disputes on social medi media, in a fight at a high school, 16-year-old girl was targeted by the game to be murdered. and then her best friend were walking down together where they were spotted by ms-13 members were carrying baseball bats and machetes. they were savage killed. over a school dispute, and the parents were in the audience where the president gave a speech today. she told police that they were threatening her daughter two years prior before her murder. >> martha: thank you. the parents of this young lady kayla. a horrific story in our thoughts are with you and your family. you have been determined to turn it into a fight so that it doesn't happen to more families. how does this happen to your daughter? >> she's been having

it was going after the ms 13 gang members who basically began there. they migrate to america and caused discussed in the horrible had it. but the full interview will be on tucker carlson's show. there has been so much happening less not forget that. most important to you our business news audience. the big six making a major announcement. the heatedly debated border adjustment tax is officially mia. it has been removed from the tax plan that was just floated by the president and the big six republicans also promised legislation on tax reform and that it will come in the fall. charlie we will look at the market also. they have come back up off of the lows. this is more than a hundred points. it has been down 23. up to 79. the senior advisor to president trump is pushing for an upper income tax increase. maybe bringing up. to 44%. they will be pain and effective tax state and local taxes. it would be really incredible. that is why the markets aren't positive and more about getting rid of that. that was a tax those very controversial. a lot of people thought it would stop tax re

in the united states, a lot of it is fleeing people ms-13 violence in central america. it causes problems throughout the region. our hope is to have stable nation states where people are prosperous and come to the united states because they either come here legally or because they come here to invest or come here as tourists. if that is our goal, you can't do that in nations in which a significant amount of its capital is being spent managing or attacking these groups to take these groups on. and you can't do that in plac places -- >> another one of our computer literate friends asked, you called the mexican government a willing partner, how does that play out in the mexican elections? >> that's up for the people of mexico to decide. it's not venezuela or cuba. they will have a free and fair election and will decide new leadership. our hope is we are prepared to work with whoever wins. it's an important relationship. obviously that's a question that will be answered, but my hope is that it's in the best interest of mexico and the united states for that to be the case. >

on friday we were in new york city talking about ms-13, something that is the scourge of america, he'sing the fight to the criminal element, dealing with north korea, dealing with russia, and now he has solidified the inner circle of the west wing with john kelly, anthony scaramucci, two great individuals. i think it's all coming together extremely well as we move into tax reform. let's remember, it was six months ago that president trump said let's not work on health care. let's move on tax reform because we're not going to be able to do health care by ourselves. we need democrat help. he knew we weren't going to get democrat help. we didn't get democrat help. we wasted six months. >> democrats say they weren't invited to the table. by the way, you didn't actually need the democrats. you could have done it just with republicans in the senate but that didn't work either. >> of course you're not going to get 50 out of 52, not with collins and murkowski and john mccain. >> you can't blame democrats for that. >> sure we can. they're the ones that created obamacare. they wouldn't help us f

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ms. castor and mr. lujan. >> thank you, mr. pallone. we're at a remarkable place here in america. after decades of bipartisan work, the overwhelming number of american children have health coverage. 95%. that is something to celebrate. and i wanted to thank all of the policymakers, the doctors, the nurses, folks back in our local communities that have worked to achieve a 95% coverage rate. this is smart policy. this makes america stronger. kids are healthier. they do better in school. they miss fewer days of school. they're more likely to attend college. and they earn higher wages. but all of this progress is at risk, because the gop has produced bills, one here in the house, one that's even worse in the senate that came out yesterday, that will rip coverage away from america's kids. all of the progress we have made is at risk. why? just to give massive tax cuts to wealthy special interests? those are not our values. our values are reflected in the fact that we work together in a bipartisan way to make sure that kids see a doctor and get the care they need. what the gop bills do i

and in central america we are moving forward aggressively against ms 13. specifically pursuant to the president's direction and executive orders they have directed atf, dea, fbi, and the marshall service, to prosecute the gang members. both of which directly target ms 13 members and their associates. they focus specifically on violent crime and criminal immigration enforcement. we also have cross border collaboration to attack ms 13 from all angles. the justice department and the department of homeland security are coordinating antigang efforts to ensure that we have criminal gangs to bear. we continue our partnerships with state local law enforcement across tntry whose brave men and women are on the lines against the fight for ms 13. we work they are helping us take the fight to ms 13 on it's home turf. the attorney general himself travelled to the core and is standing strong there with our partners. just hours ago. they have filed charges against and arrested over the past 36 hours hundreds of members from el salvador. they were centered. members committ

people because they come from another country. .ven the move on ms-13 30,000 to 50,000 members in this gang which run from central america to canada. i know some of the people in nassau county and suffolk county say with what has been said, this is going to stir the pot because they are going to take advantage of the comments the president made as they approached the community. he is going to get rid of you, trying tolike he is do us. foreigners often do not interact with the police because of the situations in their homelands. we had this same problem with the asian community in the lower east side years ago. my partner and i were learning cantonese just to relate to the people so that the abuses they were suffering through robbbberies, assaults, we could deal with it, but they were not reported to the police. it will be the same situation in brentwood, where the latino community will not come to the police because their fear of ms-13. ms-13 is saying, we are e on yor side because they are coming us all as immigrants. we want police to be safe, we want community members to be safe. one way we create safety is we have be

this ms-13 gang that you were talking about has its roots in central america, in el salvador, but it'sc out on long island. there are immigrant communities in brentwood, nearby central islip as well, and authorities tell us that the gang has been linked just over the last year and a half to 17 murders in this area. so the question becomes what is the federal government doing, and administration officials have been telling us the president will talk about a few different things. we'll show them to you. one thing, we're told, is call for more i.c.e. agents, immigration and customs enforcement. 10,000 more, is what we're expecting. more immigration judges as well as passage of kate's law which would be a crackdown on sanctuary cities. and finally, we do expect the president to talk about building a border wall some to do when he -- today when he addresses this crowd. he's being accompanied on air force one by congressman peter king who represents this area along with some others in the area. i spoke to congressman king, and he was telling me on the phone this morning, on the radio, neil,