we use the it's a little tortured logically, but you are the head of omb. do you know whether or not this document exists because it's supposedly an omb document that was reviewed by political, because sean spicer is saying it's false and not real. is that true, is there no such document? >> two things. you said it's tortured logic. it's sound logic if what you are trying to do is see what the cbo is coming out with it. >> i get you want to anticipate what they are doing, but it's a little tortured in terms of doing it. >> go to your second point about the political story which i just found out about this morning, i don't know if there's an omb document or not, and i have not seen one and did not ask for one to be done, and it's previous there was one done under the previous administration, and all i know is omb knows we don't count coverage. >> how with the previous administration have done an analysis about a plan they didn't know about yet? >> they did, and back in january -- >> you mean in january, not back during the obama administration? you are sayin

that just makes omb irrelevant. >> i mean, but the president has his own omb director, handpicked by president, the director of omb is handpicked by him. how can they not be working not no concert with each other? >> once again, i don't think this administration has their policy people directly from the president and his team in the white house reviewing what omb is doing yet. that could be the only explanation i have for this, is that president trump's people are not looking at what omb is doing. they haven't been hired or there's nobody to oversee them from the administration. that's the only answer that i have. >> congressman, real quick, while i have you, since it is the huge issue on the hill right now, where are you on the current obamacare repeal and replace bill? >> i'm not sure yet. i want to see a full repeal. and i don't like -- there's no way to mess around the edges on this. we probably need a full repeal. and that's not what we have right now. i'm still looking at it, not going to say one way or the other right now. >> congressman duncan hunter, please come back on, we

>> john, who is here from omb, is the appropriate person to ask on that. they've done several briefings on the budget. we could have omb definitely get back to you on this, if you can contact him after this. caitlin. >> you keep going back to the fact that the president used wiretapping in quotes. last night he said it was important that it was in quotes. out of the four tweets where he accuses barack obama of wiretapping him he only used quotes in two. in two he specifically said he tapped his phones. he didn't use the term wiretapping. minutes ago you said it was communications being swept up. can you definitively says feels like barack obama wiretapped trump tower? or does he feel like it was broadly surveilled? which is it? >> he was clear last night. he talked about it, as you said. >> he wasn't clear. >> he was. he said he meant it, he put it in quotes. it was very broad. that's what he meant by the use of the term. >> so was it phone tapping? >> it was surveillance. i think we have covered this ten times. >> there is no specific answer of what it wa

the omb director said today and yesterday in a background briefing that what the omb didn't put in the budget, they listened to every promise the president made and created a budget policy around that. that's why you're seeing major cuts at the state department in terms of the foreign aid budget. i asked the omb director how much of the 10.1 billion, the 28% being cut from the state department budget would come from the foreign aid program? he said most of it. they're also cutting payments to the united nations climate program as well. there would be big cuts in the environmental protection agency. 31% of its budget will be gone and the budget director yesterday indicated that they would be eliminating 3,200 positions. there would be a 17.6% cut to hhs and a dramatic restructuring to the national institutes of health, which this administration has gone a little off of its direction in terms of what it was intended to do. the budget director said you have to look at both sides here when cutting things like the block grant program from housing and urban development. some of the money goe

>> that's not something omb does. >> reporter: if you're advocating for a plan that you say because it wants to cover everyone, how are you going to assess whether you have been successful. you are not going to project that yourself and cbo projections you say are invalid? >> if you look at what the goal is which is to make health care available to every american, as i said, you have a choice right now that's either we support a failing system that there is no choice and the premiums are going up or provide them with a system that we're looking at which does address the 30 million people, gives them a

this is omb's job and i don't know why they are playing this game with us. they need to waive the budget control act if they truly want to provide money for the department of defense for the safety and security of united states and if they don't i don't even know why we are wasting our time with his hearing. secondly let me ask you about the civilian hiring freeze announced by the president. this hiring freeze affects civilian workers at the department of defense could we estimate there are 742,000 civilian workers, 1.3 million active duty men and women. on january 23, 2017 president trump issued a hiring freeze of the federal civilian workforce at the department of defense. how has this hiring freeze impacted the department's day-to-day operations? what impact does it have on the resources you will have available when it comes to readiness and in the investments which you believe are necessary for national defense and are we hiring contractors to avoid this frees? >> senator we are not right now hiring contractors in the spirit of the president's order howe

this is omb's job. i don't know why they are playing this game. they knew to waive the budget control act if they truly want to provide more money for the safety and security of the if they don't,nd don't know why we're wasting our time at this hearing. freezey, this hiring announced by the president affects the civilian workers of the department defense. we are under arrest -- we estimate there are some hundred 42,000 and stop and on january 23, 2017, president trump ordered a hiring freeze of the federal civilian workforce at the department of defense. how has this hiring freeze impacted the departments a two-day operations? what impact does it have on the resources you have available when it comes to investments you need are necessary for national defense? are we hiring contractors to avoid this freeze? >> senator, we are not right now hiring contractors. that would violate the spirit of the president's order, however i have been given and i have passed delegated liberal exceptions authorities, waivers, frankly, in order to keep shipyard worker

here's what the omb director said about those two agencies this morning. listen. >> i think the president finally got to the point where he said, do i really want to make the coal miner in west, the autoworker in ohio trb single mom in detroit pay for the national endowment for the arts? the answer is no. >> reporter: this budget also proposes to eliminate the $3 billion in funding for the community block grant program and housing and urban development. that's dr. ben carson's new portfolio. part of that funding goes to meals on wheels. while a lot of people are saying this shows this administration is hearless, meals on wheels only gets a very small percentage of its funding from the federal government. nick mulvaney said they are approaching this budget the way you would a private corporation. does it make sense? do people want it? is it a good use of taxpayer money. it will go through the hill where it is expected to go through some substantial changes before it's voted on. melissa? >> melissa: thank you very much. meanwhile on capitol hill, all the buz

>> john, who is here from omb is appropriate person to ask. i know they have done several briefings on the budget. we could have omb definitely get back to you on this, if you can, if you can contact him after this. wiretapping. few minutes ago it was communications swept up. can you definitely say he feels like barack obama wiretapped trump tower or was broadly surveiled, which is it? >> he was very clear about this last night. he talked about as you said. he was. he meant it. put it in quotes. it was very broad. so that is what he meant by theg or -- >> it was surveilance. we covered this 10 times. reporter: no specific answer what it was. >> i understand that but that is the point of them looking into this, caitlyn. i think the idea is to look into this. have this house and senate intelligence committees look into this and report back. reporter: follow up on that. ifll this comes out and there is no proof that president obama had any role in any wiretapping there was no wiretapping will president trump offer apology? >> three times this wee

this is omb's job and i don't know why they're playing this game with us. they need to waive the budget control act if they truly want to provide more money to the budget of defense to the safety and security of the united states. if they don't, i don't know why we're wasting our time with this hearing. the civilian hiring freeze announced by the president. this hiring freeze affects the civilian workers at the department of defense. we estimate 742,000 civilian workers, 1.2 activity members of the military. president trump issued a hiring freeze at the department of defense. how has this hiring freeze impacted the department's day-to-day operations? what impact does it have on the resources you will have available when it comes to readiness and the advancements you believe are necessary for a national defense? and are we hiring contractors to avoid this flereeze? >> senator, we are not hiring contracts. i think that would violate the spirit of the president's order. i've dedicated liberal exceptions authorities, waivers, frankly, in order to keep shipyard

lou: i have to give omb director mick mulvaney credit today. he put on a virtu very virks rtn explaining the budget. lou: i think it' such an empressivempressive performancee omb director. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you think it's time for the american bar association to set simple standard for impartiality and fairness for judges. we would like to see a little something from you on that, aba. and we would like to hear your vote. cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. follow me on instagram@"lou dobbs tonight." the dojones industria and s & p down. since the election, the stock market gained $3 trillion in value. i haven't mentioned that for probably a day or so. my sources in washington studied the trump administration has cooled on a border tax. but is considering an import tax that would be targeted the tax on goods including automobiles. a remind tore listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio. president trump blasting the so-called overreach on the courts that blocked his extreme vetting travel

trish: okay, still here, still waiting for sean spicer and the director of the omb, there are plans toretty big budget cuts in washington. that's what donald trump wants to do, he drained the swamp and evidence he's working on it. still with me, ashley webster, gerri willis, ford o'connell and capri cafaro. one of the things people are mo frustrated with, ashley, when it comes to washingtois the sense of bloated government and the fact they don't feel it can ever change. i do think that this was a really fundamental reason why he went to the white house and here he is, delivering on what he promised to do, and so for those members of the left that are freaking out and saying my goodness we're going to lose "sesame street". he promised an increase in spending for the military and he was going to get rid of all the things we didn't need that may be seen as superfluous. >> and he got elected on that and making the difficult decisions. it's what the country wants, the faith in the belief in lawmakers is terrible, i hate to say this, they are used car dealers who i'm sure are wonderful peop

omb is involved, i've seen a couple of proposals, i'm not at liberty what we think is plan a, plan b, plan c at this time, but i had four meetings on tax reform in addition to obamacare, and it's a busy week. suffice so taye, the administration is not waiting on any of these things, we're working on these items every single day and hope to have a specific tax proposal in next few weeks. eric: we spent about 42, $43 billion in foreign aid. is some of that aid air marked for maybe cutting back and maybe paying for some things like military spending? >> a lot of it is. in fact, that's probably the most -- the budget items you can tie most directly to what the president said when he ran for office. we are going to propose to reduce foreign aid and propose to spend that money here. so, i think some of the proposals you will see by march 16th foreign aid-- >> any specific countries looking at cuts? >> well, a lot of our foreign aid doesn't necessarily get targeted to a specific country. so, when we talk about changing a particular aid program it may have impact in various different nations,

transparency board put in with the inspector general that was there, there was a lot of oversight by omb, and administration, state reinvestment act. that is not because of anything auditors rticular the g.a.o. were all over that, ig's all over that. was there zero abuse? you nswer is clearly no, are dealing with a program that big. nevertheless, by all all independent reviews, it appeared to be quite effectively managed from waste, abuse standpoint. host: bob in hometown, illinois, line for republicans, good morning. caller: morning, c-span. my question is, before the lection, periodic commercial would say national debt increased by $2.4 billion a day. $2.4tion one, who gets that billion everyday and since trump has been in trying to save taxpayers money, has the number gone down at all? much.you very guest: there is a whole -- a whole ll be happy, separate section to the g.a.o. website at g.a.o.gov, that talks about the federal debt and issues, obviously coming into a where difficult decisions will have to be made about the long-term fiscal sustainability with rising y healthcare cost,

he served with president george bush's budget director of omb.ly. >> what do you make of the skinny budget? >> i was just reflecting as director mulvaney was there. i've been at that podium having to do exactly what he's done. that's a tough job. he's been there about two weeks and reflecting on that as somebody who has been at both ends of pennsylvania avenue and now i represent credit unions that have to sit across the table from families every day and work through their budgets, work through their finances, it's tough in just two weeks to take basically only 30% of the budget and try and do the puts and the takes in order to meet the priorities of the president's campaign promises and roll them out in some kind of blueprint that's going to make sense not only for the agencies that he has to work with as omb director but also for the congress that has to actually work through the appropriations process. that's a tough job. >> given that this is obviously kind of when it comes to negotiating a budget or presenting one to congress, what are the t

according to the omb data from february of last year the tax collected for 2015 was $85 million, similar forecast for this year, for '16 and for '17. on top of that, mr. chairman, i find this really ironic. an article from 2011 suggested the irs also needed to hire an additional personnel to oversee the collection of this tax at a reported cost of $11 million, further raising the cost of the tax, lessening the net revenue to the treasury. mr. chairman, the tax on indoor tanning much like other punitive taxes on obamacare, i think need to go. i wanted to clarify a few things and hope that i have done so and i am urging my colleagues to support this provision of the bill. >> we're going to leave the house, ways and means committee now, as they continue to mark up the republican plan to replace the affordable care act. you can watch the rest of it on c-span2 or online at c-span.org. this is one of two marathon mark-ups for the healthcare law replacement today. the other one, the house energy and commerce committee. that is live now on c-span. we expect both mark-ups to be in session late to

here is the omb director. >> you had an american first candidate.e you american first president and now american first budget. more money to enforce the laws, more money to secure the borders. more money to take care of our vets. more money for school choice and less money for things like foreign aid. that's exactly what the president said he was going to do. that's what the budget is. >> reporter: this thing could run into a bring wall like some republicans in congress. some think the cuts are too severe, happening too quickly and a lot could change between now and the time that the budget is finally passed by congress. listen to how the speaker of the house paul ryan put it just a short time ago. >> when a president submits a budget, that is the beginning of the budget process. then it goes to the budget committees. then it goes to the appropriations committees and we will a full hearing about how priorities will be met. but do i think we can cut spending and get waste out of government? absolutely. where and how and what numbers? that's something

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so, i think we were behind the curve on having a director of omb. we got in here, i think we produced a blueprint that is consistent with the president's principles and priorities. but he's already made it very clear that we'll have a budget probably sometime in may that will outline the more specifics of the revenue piece, the entitlement piece, and the full details of all this. but that's -- eliminating a $20 trillion debt and tackling the current deficit is something that's going to take a little bit of time, something the president is committed to reducing. i think we talked very extensively about the president's commitment to protecting taxpayer dollars and using the more efficiently. this budget and a lot of the action the president has took on other projects including the f-18, the next generation of air force one shows the president is committed on very, very personal basis to getting involved in programs and policies, to reduce the deficit and respect taxpayer money. this is step one and it's a down payment on that goal. >> as for future st

omb, the attorney general and then finally to the president, right? that process is designed, of course, to include the entire expertise of the executive branch. omb's job of central clearance and olc's job with injustice to make sure that something has form and equality -- and legality checked off. most executive orders come from departments and not from the executive branch. 1930's toers over the the mid-2000 anyway have originated and mostly been developed outside the eop. that matters as well. so, finally, just a little note, since we are sitting on the side of washington, d.c.. who controls the scope? you do. all right? the way the statutes are written in terms of the delegation, the power that is included or not included, the vagueness of a statute can matter very much for how presidents are able to interpret their power and to issue executive orders channeling up our. -- that power. not just in statute but i might say in your shed is important as well. is important as walter when congress does not debate on issues of warranties, you wind up wit

this is omb job and i don't know why they are playing this game with us. they were need to wait for the budget control act and if they want to provide more money to the department of defense and if they don't i don't even know why we are wasting our time with this hearing. cycling, a mask you bet the civilian hiring freeze announced by the president. this hiring freeze affects the civilian workers at the department of defense. we estimate there are 742,000 civilian workers, 1.3 million active-duty men and women. on january 23, 2017, president trump issued a hiring freeze of the federal civilian workforce at the department of defense. how has this hiring freeze impacted the department's day to day operations? what impact does it have on the resources you have available to come to readiness and the investments which you believe are necessary for national defense and, are we hiring contractors to avoid this freeze? >> senator, we are not right now hiring contractors. i think that would violate this be of the present order. however, i have been given and i hav

so we're looking to omb to see what we can do on that. thank you very much. [applause] >> i was supposed to talk about transit, but i'm going to start out of talking about wasn't officer my favorite subjects which is autonomous or self-driving cars. when i first started talking about self-driving cars, people thought it was science fiction and then google was nice enough to send a car to cato headquarters to take people on ride, and even more affirmingly, last august the ceo of ford -- as significant an impact on size as ford moving the assembly line is over 100 years ago. and that is why today, we're announcing ford's attempt to have a high-volume, fae level four fully autonomous vehicle, in commercial operation in 2021, in a ride, hailing or ride-sharing service. ford is going to be mass producing vehicles with full aautonomy in five years. so no staring wheel, there's not going be a gas pedal, a brake pedal and adriver won't be required. >> imagine that is going to totally revolutionize everything about transportation and it's going to make a big differenc

mick mulvaney, omb director going as far as to say yesterday may be the omb should do other things other than scoring bills this big which is exactly what the cbo is supposed to do. the president just got through a 45 minute listening session with what the white house called victims of obamacare, people who signed up for obamacare who were either unable to go to the doctor they use to see because those doctors dropped out of the plan or were unable to afford the huge deductibles that went along with the insurance. basically, they went without healthcare. the president promising that under this new plan, all of that will be better. listen. >> the house bill to repeal and replace obamacare will provide you and your fellow citizens with more choices, far more choices at lower cost. americans should pick the plan they want. now they will be able to pick the plan they want, able to pick the doctor they walked, able to do a lot of things that the other plan was supposed to give and it never gave. >> the president and white house info sales mode, full dealmaking mode in terms of the affordable

and i say well, one of the things we learned is that you can become the director of the omb and not pay taxes. [laughter] i love you mick. mick said to his credit he said, that he was willing to be the most hated man in washington as the head of omb. mick, you have been taking care of about four years ago. [laughter] he needs a new goal is what he needs. now, what have we learned about trey? he told us that you can wear a black suit and white socks and coal it fashionable. and no matter your hair, you can have a part-time job on fox news even as a member of congress. and yesterday, a true story. yesterday he learned something new. he was coming in to. >> guest: my historically black colleges and universities. and he was coming down the hallway. and one of the security guys simon said sir where are you going? and present going to. >> guest: the historically black university. and he looked at him and said, show me some id. [laughter] this even happens to wipe you blessed this is awesome. anyway, - people say what have you learned personally?being a congressman. now you all know that we as

. >> omb director said this budget should come as a surprise to no one. what might surprise the president's how difficult it proves to be to get the budget you want through the congress you need. >> bret: john, there is a controversy over the lack of presidential portraits at va facilities across the country. >> the other day it was brought to the attention of florida congressman brian mast, who himself is a disabled veteran. that there weren't any portraits of the president. west palm beach and other facilities. mast, with a group of veterans, went to the va with their own portraits of president trump and hung them up on the wall. after they left, va staff took them down which prompted the white house to send a directive to the va. which it passed along to all of the hospitals across the country to allow dignified and appropriate unauthorized portraits to hang in va facilities until the official ones have been delivered bird we are told that the portraits that mast and the veterans provided our backup at the va facility in west palm beach and the of the

politics, that his own omb director is more of a libyan, conservative, this is not what trump ran onmuch trump knows this and the why the ins and outs are, and the cuts. this is not the kind of campaign that trump ran. and a lot of the voters supported him with the assumption that there will be some continued role. >> one thing the president know is new york city, and there have been -- the proposed cuts have gone deep in counterterrorism in new york city and so forth. i want to put something on the screen, the new york news cover. it is a left-leaning publication. but wow, look at that. it is in his own hometown, a target in what has replaced the world trade center, saying, "madness." pretty stark. >> even if you go with the assumption that he ran as a nationalist, populist, he ran on government is so big, we reneed to reorder our priorities. he's doing a terrible job out there. he's allowing nick mulvaney go out there and cut meals on wheels and other programs rather than the president come out and say, this is what we stand for. this is the guy who is the master of marketing but t

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i am like well, one of the , things we learned is that you can become the director of the omb and notay yo taxes. [laughter] tim scott: i love you, mick. mick said, to his credit, mick said that he was willing to be the most hated man in washington as the head of omb. mick, you have that taken care of about four years ago. he needs a new goal is what he needs. ey, whate, --t tr have we learned about trey gowdy? he told us that you can wear a black suit and white socks and call that fashionable. hair -- tter your [laughter] tim scott: no matter your hair you can have a part-time job on , fox news even as a member of congress. and yesterday, true story, yesterday trey learn something new. he was coming in to talk to my historically black colleges and universities. and he was coming down the hallway. and one of the security guys saw him and said sir, where are , you going? he said, i am going to go talk to the historically black colleges and universities. they looked at him and said, show me some id. [laughter] tim scott: i was like, it even happens to white people. this is awesome, man.

the omb is floating a 14% cut to the coast guard's budget, $9.1 billion, and an 11% cut to the tsa budget, $7.6 billion, and an 11% cut to the fema budget, $6.7 billion, which funds the federal emergency response to tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes. critics say the cuts could weaken safeguards at airports and on our coastal borders wle working to secure the southern border. those are the highlights. from a facebook friend might have you wondering, can you still be friends? will their politics force a change in status? soledad: facebook and google were roundly criticized for fake news reports on their sites that were shared during the election cycle by many of their 2 billion users. a pew research center survey found one in four americans sharing fake news stories via social media. facebook has gone live with a new flagging system that tags fake news stories with the label "disputed." users flagging articles click the upper right-hand corner of a post. those articles will be sent to a third-party fact-checking organization, and if the article fails the test, it's flagged but not remo

california congressman duncan hunter said in a statement, quote, omb needs a reality check truly.ongressional source who spoke to cnn was skeptical such a proposal could even pass congress given the coast guard's important role in security. back to you. >> rene, thank you very much for that story. well, back to our top story, house republicans new health care plan, it's meeting resistance from even within the gop ranks. can president trump push it through? we get "the bottom line" on that. >>> also a visit to the eye doctor can be as simple as checking your e-mail. can you trust an online exam. cnn's jacqueline howard put one to the northwest this edition of "teaching care of your health." >> reporter: with a few clicks of the mouse, you can take a vision test at home. the results go to an affiliated eye doctor who can provide an eyeglass prescription for a fee. it's not an exam but it's convenient. >> is that enough data for a respectable health care practitioner to deliver a prescription? i would argue no. >> reporter: after taking two tests digitally, i went for an office visit

we will see what the omb director and hhs second have to say. the caveat that the republicans are putting out there is this is phase one and a lot of a lot of the cost-saving items will not come in till phase two and phase three. doing things to lower the cost of health care in total. we will be hearing more about it in the next couple minutes. >> health and human services secretary tom price has the plan won't cost americans more out-of-pocket. >> i firmly believe no one will be worse off financially in the process we are going through, understanding they will have choices that they can select the kind of coverage they want for themselves and their family, not the government forces them to buy. there are costs that need to come down we believe are going to be able to do it through this system. >> dana: president address the replacement effort at the white house earlier today. >> the press is making obamacare look so good all good all of a sudden. i am watching the news. looks so good. they are showing these reports, and the republicans frankly

. >> how do you square what you just said with the omb said? do you think that omb was out to lunch? keith hall. he was appointed by a republican congress. you think that he's wrong? >> no. i think he's not scoring the plan that republicans are talking about. what he scored is what happens if you totally repeal obamacare. he's not taking into account, there's going to be a new system that reduced the cost of health care, brings premiums down. and, anderson, the point i would make and donald trump would make, when you reduce the costs of insurance, more people can afford it. the problem we have bright now, we're going off this cliff. the average increase of premiums across the country was almost 25% last year. middle class health care cannot afford the current system. >> can you help me. he scored the repeal. he didn't score the replacement. where is the replacement if it wasn't in the republican bill? >> such a hot topic right now. >>> harsh audio surfacing of paul ryan slamming donald trump, less than a month before the u.s. presidential elect

s/mick mulvaney, oficina admistración y esupuesto (omb) el director de la oficina deadminiracin y presupstorcoles que espera el presupuesto se revele dentro deu semana y quel presidentequiere incrementar los fondos para la seguridad l pas, haciendo recortes en otras partes del presupuesto. (gfx) de acuerdo al documento los presupstos de tsa ye fema se reduciran en un once por ciento y el de la guardia costera en catorce por ciento. mientrtanto el gobierno estaradestinando ms de cinco milmillon de dlares pa la construccin del muro, camas encentros detencin y lacontratacin de unos 500 agentes fronterizos. algunos grupos conservadordicen estar a favor de rertes en el gobierno pero en contra dque se usen para pagar por un muro en la frontera. s/wadi gaitán, iniciativa libre "sabemos que hay áreas dentro del gobier donde hay malgto. y el dinero del gobierno es dinero que salde nuestros imestos. hay un deber que sean responsables. s/randy rno de hacerse los recortes, esoso serían suficiee para financr el famo muro ququiere el presidente trump. scalca que ese cosría miles de millones de dóles qute

the omb is floating a 14% cut to the coast guard's budget, $9.1 billion, and an 11% cut to the tsa budget, $7.6 billion, and an 11% cut to the fema budget, $6.7 billion, which funds the federal emergency response to tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes. critics say the cuts could weaken safeguards at airports and on our coastal borders while working to secure the southern border. those are the highlights. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. from a facebook friend might have you wondering, can you still be friends? will their politics force a change in status? soledad: facebook and google were roundly criticized for fake news reports on their sites that were shared during the election cycle by many of their 2 billion users. a pew research center survey found one in four americans sharing fake news stories via social media. facebook has gone live with a new flagging system that tags fake news

kimberly: the omb said wall of the administration is not giving up on health care, they are moving forward on other issues like tax reform. another hot topic is climate change. this week, the president will sign an executive order eliminating the obama-era policies that lowered carbon emissions from power plants. >> our actions tuesday will make sure that whatever steps we take in the future will be pro- growth ,pro-environment, in the framework of the clean air act. kimberly: last year, the supreme court but the clean power plan on hold pending a judicial review. the president's motorcade made the25-mile trek from white house to sterling as the pr than an hour at the club and held three short meetings. this is the eighth weekend in a row the president visited properties that he or his family owns. and i have a suspicion part of the reason he spent more time there yesterday is it was nicer to play golf. josh: about 30 degrees nicer. officially the temperature today was 58 degrees, but that was at midnight last night. we spent most of the day in the 50's. right now we are getting rain come

we are looking to omb, seeing what we can do on that. thank you very much. >> i was supposed to talk about transit, but i'm going to start with one of my favorite subjects, autonomous or self-driving cars. when i started talking about it eight years ago, a lot of people thought it was science fiction. then google was nice enough to send one of their cars to cato headquarters to take people on rides. en more affirmingly, last august, the ceo of ford -- >> we are announcing the intent to have a high volume sae level 4 fully autonomous vehicle in full operation in 2021 in a ride hailing or ride sharing service. ford is going to be mass producing vehicles with full autonomy in five years. that means there's going to be no steering wheel. there's not going to be a gas pedal. there's not going to be a brake pedal. of course, a driver is not going to be required. >> imagine that that's going to totally revolutionize everything about transportation and it's going to make a big difference for transit. it's going to make a big difference for what

omb has spent months waiting for documents while psa as revealing be documents for privilege. really have 40 attorneys to invest in the hundreds of cases. and to be much better cent sundays are waiting for relief. despite uh challenges created to be committed and the thinking for the opportunity to testify i look forward to answering your questions. >> mr. paul your recognize. >> mr. chairman you have a slide? >> can you give it example have made times the gse has provided your office? >> message is an example that was submitted testimony with the type of document production we are getting is an eye problem it would go directly to those issues retry to investigate in the case was their disclosure and what was the reasons they had to take against the uh was a blow were? when did this 100 percent redacted we cannot get the information. >> does it appear to you what is inconsistent that it might raise suspicion? in is that clear? >> ink what is motivating them but it does raise concerns some '02 have overly broad redaction star you aware tsa oh where a assert attorney-client priv

school students face terrorism charges after allegedly discussing plans to what police call a coull omb ine style attack. >> the two christie administration aides will face jail time. governor christie denied any wrongdoing. >>> yesterday mayor redd said she would not seek a second term. the mayor said there's still working to be done. if you need to report a crime in allentown there's an app for that. allentown police unveiled a new app yesterday that allows anyone with a smartphone to share tips with police. >>> in montgomery county police are searching for this thief. the burglar stole two drawers from cash registers at hatfield pizzaria. he got a way with a donation jar. >>> north carolina's controversial bathroom bill could soon be coming to an end. >>> also -- >> understood to his core it was a sacred obligation. >> how former vice president joe biden honored his son at a ceremony in delaware. >>> saved by a stranger. we'll explain how a mother and son trip in a car ended up with life-saving cpr for a 1-year-old. ssicboyington with y watching the roadsw cs out the e we're keeping

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