ms. carter. you opened up your discussion with such urgency about our black men and how it is killing q every day. -- killing you every day. i want to go back to that with this racial issue. we have a system problem and it is killing people at alarming rates. it is killing our black men. we just had a mother said to be for us and say day by day, the system is killing her. i would like you to speak a little bit more to that, because it is not about repairing the system. it is broke. america is not working. it is not working. people are dying because of it. one is because america has not taken black people out of the allocation of land. you just think that what is the , question for america? is, howtion for america do you really think about black people? people of color? because all of your system and everything you are navigating around is the answer to that question. >> thank you for your question. it is urgent. it is not just killing black men and boys, is killing black women and girls. we are i

certainly judge carter as well as ms. wasserman schultz and their counterparts for the other two bills for being involved in a -- in work products that have been part of an open and collaborative process. the appropriations committee received over 57,000 member request through our database and through our member day hearings. the majority of which are reflected in the bills that have been discussed over the last couple of days. secondly, now members have the opportunity to further make their mark through the amendment process on the floor. the result after two days here is that we have legislation that truly represents the priorities of the american people. these priorities include caring for our veterans, our troops and their families, rebuilding our armed forces and sustaining our national defense, investing in essential infrastructure that grows our economy and creates jobs. i urge all of my colleagues, both republicans and democrats, to support these bills. these are bills that fund federal programs that all americans

ms. lansky and partner lee carter and adam shapiro. good to see you. >> good to see you. dagen: i can't wait to hear lee talk of outrage turned into unbridled rage. people on the left and right have dubbed themselves and instate claims on their issues here this is what you see. even what's happened in the last 24 hours. >> from the college campuses to shut it down, don't listen to people or you can use reason. just yell and scream to make your point. maria: kirstjen nielsen at the mexican restaurant last night. boos and screams at the homeland secretary. dagen: people are so incredibly heated on this issue that is really impossible for them to come to terms with what exactly is going on. people are digging into what they're seeing, what they're believing and feeling and not necessarily open to the other side. this is probably the worst we've seen it in quite some time. dagen: the rage makes you to reason and even blind to arguments when people try to explain why they feel a certain way. there is no listening. there is no seeing the other side. maria: what happens? this is

ms. lansky and partners lee carter. >> great to be here. >> you know they need cash ways like we don't need cash, but we'll take it. we will take your money. he just signaled to the market that he needs to raise money. maria: he's got enormous salary but he just got another vote of confidence. he played to a vote for myself are not built for myself. i think i'll keep my job. dagen: speaking of jobs, if you don't like working for elon musk, go somewhere and find a job. my favorite are the last 24 hours as american job opening out number jobless americans for the first time on record in at least 18 years since we started keeping records. 6.7 million job openings at the end of april. it's incredible. there's an upside to that. maria: how about social security tapping into it trust fund for the first time in 36 years. i thought dagen is all over this and will be tomorrow morning. transfer the talk about medicare. the fund will be depleted three years earlier than anticipated. 2026, eight years to appoint the medicare hospital funds will only be able to pay 91 cents on the dollar of cost. congre

ms. wasserman schultz: thank you. i recognize former chairman dent for his hard work on the bill. i want to recognize chairman carter for taking up the reins on this bill. not in an easy, care-free situation, to come in after a bill has been completely written and then have to manage it. but i'm confident, given the track record that i've seen chairman carter have, that it's going to be be a absolute pleasure to work with him --

ms. wasserman schultz: thank you. i recognize former chairman dent for his hard work on the bill. i want to recognize chairman carter for taking up the reins on this bill. not in an easy, care-free situation, to come in after a bill has been completely written and then have to manage it. but i'm confident, given the track record that i've seen chairman carter have, that it's going to be be a absolute pleasure to work with him -- that it's going to be an absolute pleasure to work with him as it has been. as you know the milcon v.a. bill has a strong reputation for common ground and bipartisanship. chairman dent set a cooperative e e and was inclusiv throughout the processe throughout the process before his retirement. the milcon portion of the bill is up by $241 million over last year's enacted level. in my opinion, the f.y. 2019 request adequately provides funding for both components. one item that i want to point out in the milcon portion of the bill is new funding for enhancing security and safety. the bill includes $150 million for enhancing much-needed force protection and safety concerns at military installatio