what's up, neal.ok, neal, we all know what happened, the big question is, how did this happen? more importantly, why did this happen? >> i will tell you why. this is a classic case of not staying in your lane. if ja rule the musician, not ja rule the concert promotedder. dude, stick to what people like you for. taking your shirt off and growl singing at ashanti. >> but neal, i disagree, shouldn't ja rule be encouraged to step out of his comfort zone and spread his wings? >> no, no wings. because let me show you what happens. this is is ja rule in his comfort zone, and this is ja rule outside his comfort zone. you know what is outside your comfort zone, trevor? the danger zone. in fact, the very idea of leaving your comfort zone is stupid. if i go in for surgery, i don't want the guy with the scalpel to say up until this morning i was a roofer. but i decided to get out of my comfort zone and well, here we are. >> look, neal, that's fair. but you have to give people like ja rule credit for believing in

. >>> next, a conversation with republican representative neal dunn from florida's second congressional district. he sat down with us to talk about his medical career in the military, and his legislative priorities as a new member of the congress. from capitol hill, this is ten minutes. >>> congressman neal dunn, what were you doing before you joined the u.s. house of representatives? >> i was a surgeon in panama city during neurological surgery and i've been doing that there for 25 years or so. >> and what was your practice? and why did you decide to go to panama city to open it? >> oh, so panama city my wife and i chose that after careful thought when i got out of the army back in 1990. we wanted to go to a place that was friendly to the military. you remember that the country hasn't always been friendly to veterans. it is now, but in that era around bay county, all along the coast there of gulf coast of florida has always been very, very friendly to veterans of all sorts. and so we felt immediately at home in panama city there. >> and before you left the military, you were a doctor i

. >> congressman neal dunn, what were you doing before you joined the u.s. house of representatives? >> guest: i was a surgeon in panama city doing your logical surgery, and i've been doing that for 25 years or so. >> host: and what was your practice, and why did you decide to go to panama be city to open it? >> guest: oh, is pan that city, my wife and i chose that after careful thought when i got out of the army back in 990. we wanted to go to a place that was friendly to the military, ask you remember -- and you remember that the country hasn't always been friendly to veterans. it is thousand. but in that area around bay county, all along the gulf coast of florida has always been very, very friendly to veterans of all sorts. and so we felt immediately at home in panama city there. >> host: and before you left the military, you were a doctor in the military -- >> guest: yes, that's right. >> host: tell us about your military career. >> guest: that is actually fun. i went straight into the military right out of medical school and served this a number of diff

neal katyal, former acting solicitor general of the united states. for coming back to talk with us. >> thank you. >> we now have this new round of reporting about the seriousness of the fbi investigation, the closeness to the president in terms of this person of interest. if the president is freaked out by this new reporting, if he was reviewing his options to kibosh or screw up this investigation, what would be his best bet? >> just following your first guest, we think of checks and balances as being courts, but the real story this week is the press and people like devlin and the "new york times" doing that kind of reporting which is what our founders envisioned in the first amendment. that's actually the answer to this question which is sure, there are all sorts of ways a president can stymie a special counsel but the regulations were drafted with a lot of input from erica holder, janet reno, to try and say sunlight is the best way to avoid a president who's going to try to endear. all those options you mentioned like firing muller or ordering the

pitched back along and a shot by neal is blocked off. another try by josi getting a piece of that was rust. around behind, battled for arvidsson. got it to forsberg. then to the back ellis, a shot, jammed loose off of neal, cleared by crosby, and that's it. in the expansion era, this is the fewest number of shots that a winning team has ever had in the stanley cup final, a dozen. previously tampa and los angeles had 15. but it's not the shots, it's the goals, and pittsburgh had five. nashville had three. you're watching the stanley cup final, presented by geico. game two is wednesday night on nbcsn. pregame coverage begins with "nhl live" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next, except on the west coast is your late local news, followed by "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." for eddie and pierre, phil jackson, charles barkley, vince gill, clint hurdle and francisco cervelli, i'm mike emrick saying good night. on nbcsn, our stanley cup final coverage continues from pittsburgh. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of

neal observed there is no small business here. on thursday, it is no myth, there was a small business here. mr. motul, from the chicago area, who testified two or three times how in favor he was of border adjustment. very powerful testimony. you can look at the record. point number two, it is interesting, we are an hour and 20 minutes into this hearing and no witness, no member of this body has mentioned the myth of $1700 negative impact on average middle americans that has been running on television ads criticizing the border adjustment tax. really interesting. i xhencommend the critics not u what factcheck.org called balogna. professor clausing was pretty dismissive of this w.t.o. question. i think we have to be sort of measured and sobered. she made a claim this will inevitably lose before the w.t.o. and quickly in the testimony was tripping us down into the valley of retaliation. i thought, it is important to recognize that the director general, alberto azaveido of the w.t.o. has noted there are lots of gray areas in the w.t.o

congressman neal dunn, what you doing before you joined the house of representatives? -- neurological surgery. i been doing that for 25 years or so. >> what was your practice and why did you decide to go to panama city to open it? >> panama city, we chose it after careful thought when i got out of the army in 1990. we wanted to go to a place of us from a to the military. the country has not always been friendly to veterans but it is now. coast, era all along the the gulf close -- gulf coast of florida, it's always been printed a veterans of all sorts. >> and before you left the military you are a doctor in the military? >> that's right. dunn: i went straight into the military out of medical school and served on a number of different places around the world. and had a chance to see a lot of different types of surgeries. i settled on neurological surgery. kidney stones, prostate cancer. that became sort of my specialty. fell,hen the berlin wall they called all the surgeons in and said go home. find a job, the war is over. it was for six months only. then kuwait. city ens

they along with representative neal of ways and means and frank pallone have been leading in this effort to spell out the consequences and find a better way, so thank you, including ms. delauro, wear manage hats here, including most important of all, a person with a pre-existing condition. the republicans started when they started with their bill they'd exempt themselves from any negative provisions of this bill. imagine that. but let me just say a couple of things as we go forward. the most compelling statements we have here from the experience that maureen and emily and relating -- have told us. one of the reasons they're in a hurry is because they need this money to get -- to give a tax break to the wealthiest people in our country this bill will have the biggest transfer of wealth in the history of our country. robin hood in reverse. taking from the middle class and working families in our country $600 billion and giving it to the wealthiest people. that is the goal of their tax bill but they need this money from your health care, your health care, in order to do that. a. b, they're

neal: and fewer protections for the american family. the question we're going to offer is the following, we would prevent any of this legislation that is proposed that would be considered harmful to the consumers as the republican bill does. americans need assurance about health care. and by the way, some predictability, during my time of service here, i have seen how difficult it is to do health insurance. and there is only one person in washington who said, who knew health insurance could be this complicated. for those of us who served here for any extended period of time, we all knew that health care was complicated in terms of delivery and economic consequence. but that's not enough for our friends today. they want to change the basic tenet of the guarantee of ending pre-existing condition. i have a republican friend and said i wish i was still in the house because i would vote against that bill because my daughter had a liver transplant and now it's up to a governor of a state to decide. we need the guarantee of medicare, coupled w

he represents the second congressional district of florida. , whatgressman neal dunn were you doing before joining the u.s. house of representatives? >> i was a surgeon in panama city. i have been doing it for 25 years. >> what was your practice, and why did you decide to go to panama city to open it? that wife and i chose after careful thought after i got out of the army in 1990. we wanted to please friendly to the military. the country has not always been friendly to veterans. it is now. the gold coast of florida has always been very friendly to veterans of all sorts. we felt immediately at home in panama city. before you left the military company were dr. in the military . tell us about your military career. >> straight into the military out of medical school and served in a number of different places around the world. had a chance to do all types of different surgeries and settled on kidney, bladder, and prostate. specialty. my when the berlin wall fell, they called all the surgeons in. they said help them, find a job, the war is over. it was for six months only, then we were in kuwait

pallone, and i would compliment, richard neal, our ranking member on ways and means and mr. yarmuth on budget for their superior knowledge on this subject as well. when you know the facts and you care about people, you can't possibly vote for the bill that they voted for today. so what do they do? either they don't know or they don't care or both. some of our members think they really don't care so that's why they don't want to know the facts. but this is a see central debate for our country because it's about the health and well-being of our country and the measure of the strength of america, not just the military might, but the education and the well-being and it's about our strength. and also about an allocation of our resources. right now, the republicans are having a beer party to celebrate one of the biggest transfers of wealth from working families to the richest people in our country and that's what they have been about, the trickle-down crowd is having a beer party in the rose garden. but we will continue to take the case to the american people. and by the way, they

neal and myself, thank you for being here today. the meeting stands adjourned. [ hearing concluded ] [ hearing adjourned ]

amy: that is attorney neal katyal. bob ferguson, attorney general of washington, your response? think he has it spot on. rudy giuliani, when i mentioned his quote that the president asking him to create a muslim ban, those words came after donald trump was president. these statements, it is not a one-off from one campaign event back many months ago. there is a pattern of comments from the president himself and his get visors making very clear what they want to do. and frankly, every federal judge so far has looked at this case from the original travel ban to the revised when, whether those scumepublican or democrat have all agreed the injunction must be -- or democrats, have all agreed the injunction must not go forward. amy: let's go to rudy giuliani, close ally of president trump picking on fox news. >> to tell you the whole history of it. when he first announced to be said, muslim ban. he called me up and said, put a commission together, show me the right way to do it legally. i put a commission together with judgment casey, congressman mackall, pete king and a whole group of

i thank him, congressman scott, i thank frank pallone, john yarmuth, richie neal, our ranking members who have done such excellent work on this debate on the values of our country. mr. speaker, our colleague, mr. clyburn, began mr. speaker, i want to join him. i think those words bear repeating. over 50 years ago dr. king said, of all of the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and the most inhumane, because it often results in physical death. we come to the floor with the luther king's dr. words in our hearts. the affordable care act is a civil right, a fundamental right for every person in our country. not just the privileged few. so in the spirit of mr. clyburn and dr. king, let us be prayerful about how we go forward on this very personal issue, about the well-being of every person in our country. speaker ryan once called this bill an act of mercy. an act of mercy. there is no mercy here. indeed, inequality and inhumanity is exactly -- that is exactly what trumpcare has in store for the american people. but when he said it's an act of mercy, ears what

congressman neal dunn, what you doing before you joined the us

chairman brady, ranking member neal, members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify about comprehensive tax reform. adm began as a oil processor in minneapolis 115 years ago. today we employ nearly 20,000 employees in the united states serving customers in 160 countries. our network allows us to source craps, to transport them to our facilities, to transform them into food, feed, renewal fuels and chemicals and to deliver them to customers on six continents. we support the earth farmers and businesses in significant ways. in 2016, we purchased $25.9 billion in goods and services from farmers or vendors in all 50 states. i am pleased to say we have employees in 25 of the 26 states represented on this committee. and congressman neal, we hope have to the opportunity ton invest in massachusetts, too. adm's reach open global mash kets for america's farmers who have run a trade surplus for 50 years. but u.s. companies like adm now compete with well-capitalized, non-u.s. companies who often enjoy tax system with lower rates and borde

neal kennet got 229 and 270 plus. —— neil kinnock. gordon brown left 258. miliband left 232. 200?! is lowering expectations. if you say, as long as he gets 200, he can stay, they are building expectation. a lot of labour people are hoping he will not stay, but there is a big support element in the labour party that wants him to state. he can't be removed easily. it is much more difficult now with the nec changes. and also the fact that actually there is a massive constituency within the party, democratically elected, and huge support. that is quite right as far as the party rules go. the telegraph, blocking drones delivering drugs and phones... i do apologise, we have got to head over... labour's election manifesto, let's bring up the cartoon, i'm getting ahead of myself. how could we missed this out?! that is not an internet ransom demand, that is the manifesto! we are running out of time. very quickly onto final story. blocking drones delivering drugs and phones. this is really interesting. at night time there drones that dropping drugs, guns, phones come into jails and detected.

pitched back along and a shot by neal is blocked off. another try by josi getting a piece of that was rust. around behind, battled for arvidsson. got it to forsberg. then to the back ellis, a shot, jammed loose off of neal, cleared by crosby, and that's it. in the expansion era, this is the fewest number of shots that a winning team has ever had in the stanley cup final, a dozen. previously tampa and los angeles had 15. but it's not the shots, it's the goals, and pittsburgh had five. nashville had three. you're watching the stanley cup final, presented by geico. game two is wednesday night on nbcsn. pregame coverage begins with "nhl live" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next, except on the west coast is your late local news, followed by "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." for eddie and pierre, phil jackson, charles barkley, vince gill, clint hurdle and francisco cervelli, i'm mike emrick saying good night. on nbcsn, our stanley cup final coverage continues from pittsburgh. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of

neal. mr. neal: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for one minute. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. mcgovern. this procedure that we're witnessing here this morning based on what happened at the white house for the last 48 hours has all the charm of a ransom note. the idea that this is put in front of us so they can provide a tax cut at the expense of middle-class americans is really what we're voting on today. so that child who is born with diabetes across america can no longer be guaranteed health insurance if we turn this option over to the states. anybody who's come from local or state government, you know this. that money will be used to balance the budgets in economic downturns at the expense of those who need it for health care. and another essential point here as i think we go forward. the other side -- by the way, there's only two on the other side. what's amazing about this, when you consider that argument they had with us yesterday about

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off michael "sportscenter" with stan and neal, carlos did an impression.tom nine, yankees are down two. they get one. ellsbury not getting the flyers. jake throws him out. houston, 3-2 winner. >> anything else? chlt that's all we got. >>> up next in "the pulse," doctors are sending out a warning over the rising number of injuries called avocado hand. >>> and the best mother's day present. what a football coach told this mom right here about her son that received this reaction. >>> and check out our face book page in this story getting a lot of shares. baby, nearly 14 pounds at birth. that's on atmfans.com. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. men who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause ha