mussolini's fascism and national socialism he became a kind of eminence greece in the background sort of intellectual. kind of mentor for a variety of the right groups that were rising up in italy and so forth he lived and he died nine hundred seventy four but he has works now been picked up by the altar right and people of that sort so it struck me that you know to have first place julie's name checked in the new york times was strange enough but to have that be done in the in the context of you know the new president of the united states and steve bannon at the time was still on board you know he was still part of the bench there so and again the odd thing again all these things seem to link him to something else the other odd thing about all of that was that the context in which he was named checking julius what was an allusion to alexander doogan who is another terry political thinker who has links with the traditionalism julius several. associated with and he too depending on which sources you. use has had some effect and some influence on some of the ideas or themes that are inf

is no doubt that hud programs help a number of our citizens, they are a critical part of the nation's socialn i look at the data, and i look into the faces of our fellow citizens, it is hard not to conclude that h.u.d. has failed far too many for far too long. it does not appear to be for lack of resources, the h.u.d. budget has doubled, whereas the family budget -- which pays

academy of social insurance posted this event. >> i think were ready to get started. on behalf of the national academy of social insurance of board of directors, whom we have two representatives who will be introduced to you momentarily, the extraordinary dedicated staff of the academy, many of whom are here, and members of the lifeblood economy, i like to welcome all of you to this annual briefing we conduct with a key group of panelists on social security finances. i'm the chief executive of the academy. i just came back, along with josh, from arlington cemetery, where today we commemorated the 50th anniversary of the end of robert kennedy campaign. knowing the age group in this room, how many of you have heard of robert f kennedy? i feel much better. i asked the interns that, and you get all these like who? i work for them as you know. i was on his senate staff, and you might say today as you might expect a very, very difficult day. yet very uplifting. what does that have to do with this? in 1968 his campaign was an 85 day campaign. he gave one speech on social security. in michigan i belie

an act was established which created the first national social care system, though it was on my localties and they were able to charge to run those services. today, researchers are warning the nhs is at risk without more funding for social care. they estimated shortfall of millions of pounds. over two decades, there have white papers and government enquiries into reforming social care, but nothing has changed. the government's next initiative in the autumn needs to achieve more. archive: mrs finn is being attended to by someone from the old people's personal hygiene service... the early days of the care system born alongside the national health service in 1948. a glimpse of changes which would transform the lives of mrs finn and many others. the care of old people's health is also the concern of the local authority. but over time, the split between a free nhs and a means—tested care system run by councils has, according to today's report, led to fundamental unfairness. as michael basford, who grew up with the cradle—to—grave promises made then has discovered aged 83, and with dementia

circles in the uk, in particular, in aristocratic circles, how enthusiastic they were for national socialismst let us stay in the present times, because we can continue accusing each other of our past here and there. i have assumed this office. i spent about two years in israel writing my phd there. i speak arabic and hebrew. so if you can get hold of a single anti—semitic quote of myself i would like to see it. minister, if i wanted to put a charge to you personally i would have done it. it is not about you adore and i am not suggesting for a moment it is. it is about the freedom party. but as a spokesperson, yeah, i can only repeat myself. if you want to bore the audience... ok, let's move on. let's talk about russia before closing this interview. 0k. russia is an important part of collective foreign policy—making in europe as well. it doesn't strike me as a little difficult for you that again the party that nominated you, that holds some of the key positions in the government, signed a pact with vladimir putin's party, united russia, some years ago, still in place, as far as i understand,

social insurance. its mission is to advance solutions and challenges facing the nation by increasing public understanding of how social insurance contributes to economic security. before we begin, i wanted to call attention to -- bill already thanked our staff, which i would echo, but in addition i wanted to call attention to a brief which elliot conservatisc the back, that's available, many of you picked it up on the way in. today's briefing is at first glance about numbers. the financial outlook for social security. projected revenue, projected spending, trust-fund reserves, et cetera, over the next 75 years. i wanted to highlight two other numbers which are relevant today, one bill already touched upon. the first is that today at 74th anniversary of d-day when millions of -- when hundreds of thousands of americans stormed the beaches of normandy. 53,000 americans died that day and many more were injured. so i think that's something we should keep in mind today. and as bill mentioned also, it's the 50th anniversary of the assassination of robert kennedy. both of these events bring to mind the sacrifice

social security system and fiscal solvency. this is 1.5 hours. >> ok, i think we're ready to get started. on behalf of the national academy of social insurances board of directors, we have two representatives who will be introduced to you. the extraordinarily dedicated staff of the academy, many of whom are here, and our members who are the life blood of the academy, i'd like to welcome all of you to this annual briefing that we conduct with a key group of panelists on social security's finances. i'm bill arno, i'm the chief executive of the academy. i just came back, along with josh gotbalm from arlington cemetery, where today we commemorated the 50th anniversary of the end of robert kennedy's campaign. knowing the age group in this room, how many of you have heard of robert f. kennedy? oh, i feel much better. i asked the interns that and i get all these, like, who? i worked for him, as you may know. i was on his senate staff when i was the age of an intern. and you might say, today was as you might expect, a very difficult day, yet very uplifting. you might say, what does that have to do with this? in 1968, his

we vividly recall, with horror, the rise of national socialism, the nazis, but simultaneous to that,tation, sexual libertinism, intellectual growth, open tolerance of excess in all things. all the constraints of the victorian age seemed to be crumbling for a while. during the weimar era, as it's called, people flocked to berlin, to its cabarets, its clubs. art thrived, its cinema led the world. escape from the hardships of daily life were everywhere, it seemed. this right alongside the rising tide of evil that would soon eat half the world and reduce much of it to ashes. ♪ do you see any parallels between germany in the '20s and where we are today? >> yes. >> else: like when you read isherwood or other people from other countries coming to germany they say, "oh, everything is so cheap and affordable and you can get anything, anything you want." >> le pustra: living here, it's just -- just go for it. people come here and disappear into the nightlife and live their fantasies. and again, it was exactly like that in the '20s. it's the same, but just different. >> anthony: brendan nash is

including radical ideas such as nationalizing essential social services like the health system pensions and my general imitations on the finance industry. some characterize as antibusiness or risky for investors. but is. the conservative candidate evander kane is seen as the favored choice for private businesses and investors he's vowed to cut corporate taxes and support oil and mining projects he also wants to punish former. link to smuggling. drug trafficking should not be considered a political offense it is disgraceful and unacceptable for colombians that drug dealing former members of fark can be elected to parliament rather than being sent to jail or extradited. but others fear that major changes to the agreement with dark could undermine pace still fragile after generations of armed conflict. last night saw the first heavyweight clash of the world cup in russia two european giants facing each other portugal and spain soccer fans of course were hoping for a fantastic match and that is exactly what they got. just four minutes into the game and can still remember how did johnny come

that said, social security does face financial challenges and it's important we talk about those. the national academy of national insurance, people from the right, left and center can talk about our insurance program in a civil discourse and also to -- and social security is the most important of those programs. with that i would like to ntroduce our speakers, steve and doug.n, henry their full bios are in the pacts. if you want more information on the speakers. i would like to introduce steve to begin talking about the programs. >> great. >> thank you very much. and we are going to do a tag team. e have a number of slides. we don't want toll keep you from the eloquence of rest of our folks. >> we have a lot more detail. the three primary changes is in he area of trust fund. 2016 all the way out to 2022 and the next trustees' report we brought one more year. and after that, then in the 2017 trustees' report, five more years to 2028 and we are going another four years to 2032. this is pretty good news. and why? the experience has been quite remarkable. and we have slides. but applications have

it is very important and fundamental to every aspect in life right now to our national defense. social security is one of the drivers of the debt, not the biggest, but one of the drivers of the debt. i want to focus on yesterday i was asked to be on a foxbusiness news interview and some folks here came up and commented about the interview and i wanted to focus on that for a second and the interviewer was speaking with his cohost and said do you think you'll ever see one dime of social security benefits but she said no and he said i don't think so either but then he asked me is that what you done with social security is like what bernie made off did and he is in prison now. that is exactly what the guy said to me. growing up -- [laughter] growing up and going through potential life and not focusing on that but focusing on trying to provide myself a retirement when i retired i really was not sure i could get social security because i read about it in the papers and the past and is always negative about the prospects but once i got older and studied and got here and looked at the stain of

bless the memory of the american-led allied troops who anded in normandy 74 years ago defeating national socialism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, on may 15 i join several of my colleagues from the house and senate officials from usda, ambassadors to the united states and 150 volunteers at a meal packaging event hosted by the nonprofit organization rise against hunger and the kraft-heinz company. mr. mcgovern: we packaged meals that will be sent to mozambique. i admire the efforts of rise against hunger in hosting meal packaging events like the one i attended. they've served million offs people across the globe aze that word -- work toward the important goal of ending global hunger by 2030. i also applaud the work of kraft-heinz for their laudable goal of delivering meals to those struggling with hunger. the c.e.o. and board members traveled to d.c. to lead the event and i'm grateful to their commitment to ending hunger once and for all. i yield back my time. the speaker p

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fascinating is how this populist mement on social media has really empowered people and really restored in them a new set of powers that transcends even a physical nation. it's a social media nation that they're looking to rule. >> thanks very much. "messing with the enemy." make sure you pick up a copy. is the president's cancellation of the philadelphia eagles just another example of how the president is dividing us by race? we'll discuss. nta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com start winning today. prepare for your demise, do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. you're in the business of helping people. we're in the business of helping you. business funding to help make a difference. another way we have your back. the powerful backing of amer

s budget has gone faster than any other budget including social security, and national defense. h.u.d. resources have not been the challenge, h.u.d. focused and success has been. again, when president johnson helped to launch h.u.d., he said his purpose was not only to relieve the symptoms of property, but to cure it, and above all, prevent it. secretary carson, i want to applaud you, and ask the administration, not only for your efforts, but in an attempt to root out this commission, but -- to help able-bodied citizens achieve president johnson's goal, and achieve lives of dignity and self- respect that comes from self- sufficiency. because we know that these fellow citizens are not liabilities, they are national assets. we want them to feel wanted and needed in society, and to realize they are full of potential, with their god-given talent. when it comes to home affordability, we know there is no better home affordability program that a growg economy, with the good job. fortunately, -- unfortunately, under the policies of this congress, 1 million jobs have been created. unempl

at a global venture fund for social entrepreneurs and she cofounded a national nonprofit social enterprise in her 20s can you imagine that. she has contributed to fortune, forbes, the chronicle of philanthropy and stanford social innovation review and appeared in program such as npr and abc news. leslie served as a trustee and volunteered with crossroads africa. she holds an mba from harvard and advises the washington dc area. please join me in welcoming leslie crutchfield. [applause] >> thanks for that great introduction. it is so great to be back here and be part of the 32 anniversary celebration and see faces friendly and new to talk about how change happens today. it is a pleasure for me to be here because i grew up by chester county and i was reflecting as i drove up from washington dc on what an impact nonprofits have had on my life and how i got involved in the social sector. i attended a high school near wayne, pennsylvania, and we were involved with raising money and awareness for nonprofits, and alcohol and drug abuse recovery center and i started reflecting, how much is changed

national rally. and finally, social groups in argentina will convene in front of the national congress in buenos airesssed yet. now it‘s time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, good to see you. i‘m ben mundy, this is friday‘s sport briefing. on the way, england‘s cricketers prepare for another pakistan probe. nadal‘s clay cruising continues. and get ready for a rather tasty table tennis trick shot. let‘s take a look. ok, so the most widely viewed and followed sporting event in the world is now less than two weeks away. we‘re talking the world cup in russia. and 1998 winners france will face italy later as they fine—tune their preparation. didier deschamps was captain all those years ago. he‘s now got untiljune 16 to get his team ready for their opening match against australia. france also play peru and denmark in group c. italy won‘t be there — they failed to qualify for the first time in 60 years. to cricket, and england have some work to do to restore their reputation. captainjoe root leads his team in the second test against pakistan later. the home side were heavily beaten at

months or was sentenced to ten years in prison last week in abu dhabi for quote defaming the nation on socialmedia one of newf tweets went like this she said quote i never bow down to any authority never flattened any official and never turned my back on any oppressed this is enough honor the two arrests were also reported by prisoners of conscious our rights group that documents the arrests of saudi nationals both human rights groups argue that saudi authorities want to silence the voices that speak out against their opinion pro-government media outlets have splashed the activists photos online and in newspapers accusing them of betrayal and of being traitors. is a researcher for human rights watch she says there's a real concern for the safety of saudi female activists. and crackdown on women's rights activists and freedom of expression in saudi arabia has been widening both in scope and severity and it is honestly pretty perplexing given that the former you know the so there mitoy m.p.'s kind of the imam and some man is one of of reform and modernization but so far what we've seen are limi

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nation. in her social events and her behavior that she exhibits years, she's this symbol of calm optimism and support. celebrating the victories, ceremonially receiving colors from captured ships and battles won. nd this whole time she's telegraphing out to the public, hey, this is just what happened. his is what it means for us as a nation. in a way that really sustained support for the war effort. her letters during this time period are just amazing. just filled with spirit. of her cousins as they are beginning to put up on the lawning them of the white house, already looks well to my eyes, i've an advocate for fighting when it sails over quaker. old tunisianeep an saber within my reach and she literally slept with a sword the bed. it's true. hen referring to rumors that the arrogant british cochran had threatened to set fire to the she added i dose not tremble at this but feel affronted that the admiral me notice that he would make his bow in my drawing room soon. of course, question know what happens. the morning before the british invasion of washington, dolley her husband had asked her

we are starting with development nation's where social infrastructure is mature.o spread our services and other markets. i know it might take decades, but that is my eventual goal. electric hasral been kicked out of the dow jones industrial average. has been part of for more than a century. ge stock has fallen 27% and is the worst performer in the dow, a distinction that held last year as well. it will be replaced by walgreens boots alliance and will take effect prior to the open of trading next tuesday. taking a look at markets trading at the moment, we are looking at, a shanghai market a decline of .5%. we are on the cusp of a bear market when it comes to the shanghai market. certainly this reaction largely in part to trade tensions really starting to accelerate that decline. hong kong keeping its head above water. we are seeing a more balanced view of things in asia than those declines in the u.s. overnight. rishaad: it does look as if sensing a pause in all this. that is what we have at the moment. in turkey, slight movement there to the upside last time i che

there's no doubt that hud programs help a number of our citizens that are a critical part of the nation's social safety net. but when i look at the data and when i look into the faces of our fellow citizens who seem to be trapped in lives of dependency, it's hard not to conclude that hud has failed far too many for far too long. . . . . . i'm not sure any member of the house has greater credibility on the subject. for those who promote diversity i call upon them to respect diversity of opinion which is the single most important form of diversity in a free and democratic society. i also lament as i look back that there was a time in america's history where you could be denied service in a restaurant based on the color of your skin, now apparently it's the color of your voter registration card. to all my colleagues, particularly those who disagree with my political size don't hone a restaurant. but if i owned a restaurant in dallas, i want you to know you would be welcome there there and you can go to tex-mex or barbecue. as we eat, i would not yield you the moral high ground, i would not lessen m

there is no doubt that hudd programs help a num of our citizens and are a critical part of the nation's social safety net. but when i look at the data and when i look into the faces of our fellow citizens who seem to be trapped in lives of dependency,t hd not to conclude that hudd has failed far too many for far too long. over the last 20 years, the hudd budget has doubled. it has grown faster than every other federal budget. hudd resources have not been the challenge. hudd focus and success has been. again, when president johnson helped launch hudd, he said its purpose was not only to relieve the symptoms of poverty, buto cure it and above all prevent it. so secretary carson, i want to applauou ihis administration, not only for your efforts to attempt to root out discrimination to promote affordable housing, but very, very importantly to help abled bodied citizens achieve president johnson's goal and achieve lives of dignity and self-respect that comes from sel sel sel self-sufficien self-sufficiency. we want them to realize their full potential of their god-given talents. when it comes to ho

on facebook, the company flagged as a national security threat. the socialirming it has data partnerships with four chinese electronics firms to create facebook like features was one of them the third-largest smart phonemaker criticized by us intelligence, facebook saying they will end that agreement by the end of the week. donald trump said he would be a great jobs pres. and certainly delivering on that. there are more jobs in the us than workers to fill them. >> we are going to win so much you might get tired of winning and you will say please, please, too much winning. >> there were a record 6.7 million job openings in april, the highest number since the us started tracking at 18 years ago. only 6.4 million american workers needed jobs and we need to hear a lot more stories like that. what a great problem to have. hoping to claim a place in triple crown history, the 2-year-old called arriving in new york for saturday's belmont stakes justify already winning the kentucky derby and the preakness. and the kentucky derby, americans sarah became the first hors

social security is their primary or sole source of income. along with most americans, think that we should solve this primarily on the more money inside. careful studies have been done by the national academy of social insurance talking to americans about what they would prefer. people overwhelmingly choose to sell this problem primarily on the revenue side. i think it is justified for policy. social security benefits are modest. recent trends justify it. social security's tax base has eroded. finally, we are still phasing in some of those cuts from 1983. the full retirement age is rising from 66 to 77. there is a cut across the board that is not yet good. everyone has skin in the game. we should focus primarily on higher earners because of the straat indth mentioned in addition, differential mortality. higher income people tend to live longer. we cannot do it just on high earners. either on the tech side or benefited. we should consider doing some things like raising the rate and broadening the base. how shall we do? -- should we do it? it should include the disabilities trust fund and the retirement survivor's trust funds. those programs are very closely linked. we should also co

intelligence as a potential national security threat to the social network said it and other u.s.y's work with chinese firms to integrate services into smartphones. facebook says information from its integrations with huawei was not stored on huawei servers. tesla investors have backed the board, defeating a proposal to require an independent chairman and approving the reelection of three directors. the board had advised keeping elon musk as ceo and retaining directors. others wanted an independent chairman after claims that it missed model three targets and the board had failed to oversee elon musk. the white house says president trump is seriously considering bilateral deals with canada and mexico. larry kudlow said the president would prefer to negotiate separately despite the nafta commitment- partners to a three-way trade accord. they have agreed on nine of 30 issues under discussion. globalld bank is warning growth is set to slow over the next two years as central banks raise rates and fiscal stimulus starts to fade. the world economy will expand 3.1% this year, sliding to 3

when the bipartisan national commission on social security social security reform issued the 1983 report adding two individuals from outside of the executive branch would be good public policy. and help to install confidence. we really need in the dependent folks outside of the trump administration to contribute to their assessment of the medicare program and the current situation is not good public policy. the president and the senate could really get on this. we cannot let this go for another year. with regard to the 2018 report. my comment on this is that i don't think we are seeing here anything that would be a huge surprise with the trustees that determine the trust fund would become insolvent. it doesn't meet the short-term or long-term standards of financial adequacy. they been seen saying that for years. i don't think there is any surprise here. the congressional budget office said a couple years ago that 2026 was the year let there would be insolvency. this has been going on in year after year. in the media there is this unfortunate tendency to focus on the hawaii trust fund wit

. >> dub nation showing off its pride on social media. check out some of the photos posted online. of course we want to see your photos. post yours with #dubson7 and you might see them right here on tv and on our website abc7news.com. >>> let's talk about the other star of the curry family, aishah, who is back with another show on abc. >> executive produce, host and judge a cooking competition called family food fight. the series will feature eight families trying to claim the title of number one fame. judges will be announced later but we're certainly excited to see her back on abc. >> she has such a good personality and perfect for the show. i'm excited about it. >> reggie and i were just talking about it the other day. ayi ayisha curry needs her own show. >> and, boom, it happened. >> somebody ten steps ahead of us. >> or listening to us. >> don't you wish you had that power, mike? >> i don't know. i might be dangerous. that's great. i wish her the best. i wonder if she'll feature the kids at all. they may steal the show. you're never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather. h

nation truly is. [applause] the ending of slavery, women's suffrage, the civil rights segregation, of every single one of our socialauses has been an effort to fulfilling the powerful national truth that all women and men are children of god, given the rights given to them by their creator. this is what made the american revolution so unique. that soughtolution not to establish a home for people brought together by a common blood or common soil. it sought to establish a home for people united in a quest. while it is true that we have never been completely true to our founding idea, it is a testament to america's greatness that for over two centuries each generation has fought and succeeded in moving us closer to it. that is why pledging allegiance to our flag, or standing for the national anthem is not about ignoring what our nation has gone wrong. it is about honoring the 253 that-old resolution continues to this day. [applause] nothing, nothing is more american than the belief that all men are created equal. that continues to thisnothing is morn the belief that every human being is endowed by god with the inalien

trump sitting with his arms folded across his chest it sort of ignited a caption contest on social media. national security advisor josh bolton added his own caption that says just another g7 where other countries expect america will always be their bank. the president made it clear today, no more how much of this is just posturing? >> reporter: certainly at this point it's not posturing the tariffs are in place canada and europe said their retaliation would begin on july 1st. from their perspective, they have a couple of weeks where they believe the u.s. might come to the table after the singapore summit to potentially try to work out a new deal. insofar as the u.s. position, they have already imposed these tariffs. they're so angry but to put the trade concessions in place before the talks concluded, that's unfair. the picture the administration was very happy to share because it shows the president sitting down with all of those leaders flapging him they appear to be seeking the president's -- his -- his word, his permission, whatever they're discussing each government shared a different versio

national child labor committee. who did it report to, what impact did it have, was it government-based or private? julia :it was private-based, but a group of social reformers. it was instigated by a group from alabama, which many find surprising because the south had so few child labor laws. he got in contact with kelly and the national committee and said there should be a national -- this should be a national organization. at the beginning the national child labor committee favored state-based regulation. they thought of you exposed the problem in every state brought in child labor laws that you would get a solution to the problem. eventually the child labor committee in 1910 comes to advocate federal legislation. and they achieved lobbying successfully the couple child -- the two national child labor laws to be introduced because they believe that the longer states could compete, that would push the age that children work. those ended up being struck down by the supreme court as unconstitutional. and in the 1920's, the national child label -- child labor committee lobby for an amendment, right after the adoption of women's suffrage and provisio

players who mr trump had implied were unpatriotic because of their protests against social injustice during the national speak for themselves. and you can see more of that on bbc.com. nasa says it has found evidence that there might once have been life on mars. the discovery was made by the curiosity rover, which discovered what nasa says were organic molecules in rocks dating back three billion years. their conclusion, while it's not necessarily evidence of life itself, it can't be ruled out. we found organic molecules in rocks from an ancient lake bed. those organic molecules could have come from life. we don't know that there was never life on mars. the organic molecules that we found are not specifically evidence of life because there are other sources of making those molecules, including things that are non—biological in nature, things like meteorites, oi’ even i’ock processes. we can attribute geology all by itself, without life, to making organic molecules, and the information that we have doesn't tell us which source is responsible for what we have. masoe being a bit cautious about those finding

and dub nation shows pride on social media. the hashtag dubs on 7 and you might see them on tv or on corrects ebts o abc7news.com. inkts there are new crew members heading to the international space station. >> see the engine is igniting there. and liftoff. so you. >> american doctor serena chancellor joined a russian and german that kazakhstan. they are will be greeted by american and two russians there. the space station has been continuously occupied by restating astronaut crews since november of 2000. in moun you view nasa was showing off the future of low altitude flight together. very interesting what they are doing. the agency is helping to develop a high-tech system to manage the thousands of unmanned affect expected to fill the towns over skies and cities in the coming years. the test something going on nationwide with partnering including the f.a. chl a and commercial companies like amazon envigging a drone delivery service in the future. >> in the future, the air space is likely to be full of unmanned vehicles. auto

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forced to pick up the pieces of childhood mental health epidemics driven by social media according to the chief executive of the nationallay in the mental health of not just children but adults? it's a really big, really important. other social media companies manipulate their members to stay on, to do things. so do kids apps, that is bad. we don't do. first of all, we will only take 16 and older, facebook has an app which is called messengerfor kids, facebook has an app which is called messenger for kids, can you facebook has an app which is called messengerfor kids, can you imagine this, six—year—olds on and out, they start to brainwash them into social media. it is unconscionable. i have written about this. i also write about privacy. what about the issue of the authorities like the fbi, however, governments, who need information from users of mewe, users who they believe could be up to something very dangerous? terrorism activity, unwanted and unpleasant activity through mewe. would you hand over their information? there are very strict rules in our company for our members, we are for the good guys. we have strict t

countrs do this, you play the national anthem for big social occasions whenever you get together.ught it was particularly directed at the people that were killed in battle or people who bed. it's about love of country. trump has grabbed it into a social issue where he can get the black players against the men to die ford the country. he's creating a drama that isn't implicit at all what they were doing. >> here's the bigger thing. he created there because he did not like the turnout. this all comes down top crowd size. that's what this president is about. it's about the size of the crowd. >> speak to me, republican. i love when people identify who they are. >> i'm a republican. i don't consider the president part of my party. >> how about those guys we see at football games? i figure they're trump people. it's freezing out. up at a green bay. they've got the attitude. that he tough. he thinks they're his people. trump thinks they're his people. he has a point. >> where he's making a fundamental mistake is he's doing this in lf e 2018 midterm elections. donald trump maybe his polic

he's able to pull this off is that he successfully united economic conservatives, national security conservatives and socialy powerful bloc. one caveat among all voters, trump has a majority negative approval rating. >> take us inside trump's thinking here as he and the administration are compiling a short list for supreme court nominees. >> the supreme court wasn't something donald trump thought about a lot. he knew his supporters were super interested in some of the social issues he were to consider. so remember during the campaign he announced his short list for supreme court justices to fill the scalia vacancy. he thought that was a political masterstroke that got his conservative backers riled up. he added to that again in november. one thing we have on axios this morning is a chart listing how conservative that list is, far more conservative than justice kennedy, who he's replacing. trump is going with conservative allies like ralph reed, the federalist society which vet as lot of conservative judges at the lower positions. one thing to note, the ages. trump is very interested in appointing young just

national association of social workers. faces and voices of recovery and 100 others. secretary carson from h.u.d. visited our district and witnessed firsthand the success of nonprofits in helping individuals rise above addiction. i urge support for this rule so we can continue to work together in a bipartisan mapper to improve housing options for individuals recovering from substance abuse disorders. it is time to allow for innovation and focus on what happens after treatment. and allow people to access transitional housing addiction recovery services that focuses on work and self-esteem and financial literacy and stable housing to move into a life of permanent recovery, hope and nonsubsidized housing scenarios. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky yields back. the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis recognized. . . mr. polis: i'd like to recognize mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for 3 1/2 minutes. mr. doggett: yes, america does have a fire when it comes to opioid crises. what we're getting

while i support the social safety net wet government programs could possibly contribute more to our national wealth than strong families and empowered parents? [applause] the third pillar for strength is working together in communities. our churches neighborhood schools sports leagues and especially when my son's football team beat the neighbor's team, these were each of the slip up oke of our lives. they are where we give and receive love and strength of the people we know the best. the very concept of community social organization separate from the government that values everyone's neighbors is a strong guard against the radical you were on your own individualism promoted higher government entire society over the last 30 years. one good example of how divisive the nicely that we have become from each other comes from a speech given several months ago by hillary clinton. she told the foreign audience that she won in places that representative two-thirds optimistic diverse dynamic and moving forward. complicit in that comment is that the rest of the country the ones that didn't vote for her