senator pat roberts. [applause] thank you, pat. oh, does he love the farmers, pat.s he love those farmers. right, pat. stand up, pat. do you love the farmers, pat? yes. [applause] he will come in, we're talking about a different subject because, what about the farmers? that's good, that is why they love you. representative diane black, terrific woman. representative marcia blackburn, marcia? representative scott desjarlais. i love that name. hi, scott, thank you, scott, right from the beginning. representative chuck fleishman. [applause] representative david kustof, thank you, david. representative phil rowe. [applause] i talk about zippy. i don't have to mention zippy duval. i talk about him. [applause] tom nash, where is tom? thank you, tom. and mark morris, state senate majority leader. all right, i have done my job, now, all right. okay. i have done my job. did i do a good job? did i leave out anybody? i hope not. always trouble when you do that. you leave out one person, for the rest of your life they never speak to you, so. it is always very dangerous. thank y

senator pat roberts. thank you, pat. oh, does he love the farmers, pat.s he love those farmers, right, pat? stand up, pat. do you love the farmers, pat? he'll come come in, we're talking about a different subject, he'll say, what about the farmers? that's why they love you. representative tie an black, terrific woman. representative marsha blackburn. marsha. representative scott desjarlais, i love that name. hi, scott. thank you, scott. right from the beginning. representative chuck fleischmann. representative david kustoff. thank you, david. representative phil roe. i talk about zip by, soy don't ave to mention zip by duval. i talk about him. om nasauf, and mark mor sis, state senate majority leader. all right, i've done my job now, all right. ok. i've done my job. . did i leave out anybody? i hope not. always trouble when you do that you left out one person, for the rest of your life, they never speak to you. so it's always very dangerous. thank you very much. i'm also thrilled to see one of my good friends and early supporters and that is tom, i just s

senator pat roberts. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, pat. oh, does he love the farmers., does he love those farmers. right, pat? stand up, pat. do you love the farmers, pat? yes. [cheers] pres. trump: he'll come in -- we're talking about a different subject, he'll say, what about the farmers? that's good. that's why they love you. representative diane black -- terrific woman. [applause] pres. trump: representative marsha blackburn. marsha. [applause] representative scott desjarlais. i love that name. [applause] pres. trump: hi, scott. thank you, scott. right from the beginning. representative chuck fleischmann. [applause] representative david kustoff. thank you, david. [applause] pres. trump: representative phil roe. [applause] pres. trump: i talk about zippy, so i don't have to mention zippy duvall. i'll talk about him in this speech. [applause] pres. trump: tom nassif. where's tom? tom? thank you, tom. and mark morris, state senate majority leader. all right, i've done my job now. all right? okay. [applause] pres. trump: i've done my job. did i do a good job? did i lea

that's why the pressure is on right now yeah and you mentioned in those list the senators alex a pat roberts he's actually from kansas he's the chair of the senate agriculture committee and that reminds me i know we do talk about the auto sector being impacted by daft a lot on this show it will do it again but how about agriculture how will agriculture fair and how has it fared so far with nafta like agriculture is huge and we know any way you turn it this agreement as it stands has created about one point one trillion dollars worth of trade between canada mexico and the states even when you take the deficit. to consideration the trade deficit there's still money being made here and there's jobs on the line agriculture is a big one and when we talk about agriculture in this continent or on this continent we talk about dairy most of the time because there is a huge industry and the states that would be most impacted are the ones the north when you think of cheese when you think of why i think of wisconsin so wisconsin is one of the big big states here look there you could lose nine point six

that she wanted to speak to and that includes arizona as of jeff flake tennessee's lamar alexander pat roberts from kansas nebraska instead fisher and of course south carolina carolina lindsey graham that big name there so these are the people that she knows already are on her side but she needs them to get behind the ball and start pushing president trump in the direction of saving enough to not axing the agreement now the next round of talks for nafta are due in two weeks in montreal so that's why the pressure is on right now yeah and you mentioned in those list the senator is alex a pat roberts he's actually from kansas he's the chair of the senate agriculture committee and that reminds me i know we do talk about the auto sector being impacted by daft a lot on this show it will do it again like agriculture is huge and we know as it stands has created about one of trade between canada mexico and the states so even when you take the deficit into consideration the big one and when we talk about agriculture in this continent or on this continent we talk about dairy most of the time and the stat

senator pat roberts. [applause] thank you, pat. does he love the farmers. right, pat? stand up, pat. do you love the farmers, pat? yes. [applause] he will come in. we're talking about a different subject. what about the farmers! that's good. that's why they love you. representative diane black. terrific woman. representative marsha blackburn. marsha? [applause] representative scott desjarlais. i love that name. right from the beginning. representative chuck fleischman. [applause] representative david cussoff. representative phil rowe. [applause] i talk about zippy. i don't have to mention zippy duval. i'll talk about him. tom nassif. where is tom? thank you. and mark morris, state senate majority leader. i've done my job now. all right? okay. [applause] did i do a good job? did i leave out anybody? i hope not. always trouble when you do that. you left out one person. it's like for the rest of your life they never speak to you. it's always very dangerous. thanks very much. i'm thrilled to see one of my good friends and early supporters and that is tom -- i just said --

like some kansasans i want to fundamentally change the direction we're on. >> when you almost beat pat robertsared the field for you nationally to give you that shot. they figured the only shot you had of beating a republican in a ruby red state was with somebody with an i. next to their name. this time the democrats want to run for governor. they almost won the governorship four years ago. they say your -- a lot of democrats are arguing your candidacy guarantees crisco back's victory. what do you think of that. >> it is -- i'm tired of the argument that only two parties are entitled to governor in this country. the reality is kansas wants something different. we saw that in 2014 when 43% of them voted for an independent running for the united states senate. and we've built on that foundation. i think we're going to run a great campaign this cycle and i'm confident that we're going to ultimately win. >> one of the ways you projected your bonafide as an independent was you said you were going to caucus with whichever party had the majority. if you had won that senate race. what kind of independ

people on those committees -- pat roberts talking about it on c-span a couple weeks ago, that that is something they need on the same track to get the leverage. host: the caller brings up energy and environmental issues. what is at the top of the agenda for congress on that front? guest: it does not seem to be a huge hot button issue. we could see some infrastructure spending that could have an effect. but there is disagreement about how to pay for it, how much the government should be on the hook. that still seems a little uncertain for me. trade, trump has cast aspersions on that. a lot of people agree it has problems but do not want to scrap it wholesale. guest: we have heard senate republicans pushing back on their trade position and their closed-door lunch is with the vice president recently. there has been some consternation over trade policy. trade issues, possible entitlement reform, possible infrastructure -- what is the window for this stuff to get done? it is an election year, and people usually shut down early to campaign. what is the timeframe here? guest: it is a narrow

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, united states senator from kansas, honorable pat roberts.r. vice president, senator elizabeth dole, distinguished leaders and guests. it is both a privilege and an honor for me to be part of this ceremony for my friend, my colleague, my long-time mentor, bob dole. kansas' favorite son. you know, bob, looking around this rotunda with our nation's most senior elected officials, some, some might say there's no subject on which we could all agree. when congresswoman jenkins and i embarked on a mission last summer to make this congressional medal happen, there was just, to put it mildly, just a tad bit of division in our congress. i knew that to get the senate's attention, i needed to put a little elbow grease into cutting through the noise and the discourse. but in less than two days, two votes, two days, i had this signatures of all 100 senators. [applause] i didn't have to go to them and ask. they came to me and asked if they could sign. it takes a very special person for all 100 of us to be so enthusiastic and grateful, join in common biparti

senate majority leader bob dole when he was running for president came here and not weekend we had pat roberts and with your dad and it was an amazing experience and i've been blessed to be back many times since. i have a junior in high school so we need a little help next year ourselves. she is actually a tremendous student, much better then her dad. we are going to be looking to send her down here. we are blessed with four kids. we live right outside of washington d.c. montgomery county, maryland. maryland usually doesn't get that big of a round of applause i'll be honest with you. a fairly liberal state, but thank you. i had the distinct honor and privilege of being the deputy campaign manager. i came in this defendant and kellyanne conway at the end of the campaign and win the general election and then as the deputy executive director for the presidential transition teamm still live hoped in my little way of building the cabinet and recommending a lot of folks for jobs in trying to build up the white house. it was a tremendous six. that was fair. i walked into the president's office in tru

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the united states senator from kansas, the honorable pat roberts.applause] thank you.s: mr. president, mr. vice elizabeth senator dole, distinguished leaders and guests all, it is both a privilege and an honor for me to be part of this ceremony for my friend, my colleague, my longtime mentor bob dole. kansas' favorite son. this rotunda with the nation's most senior elected officials, some might say there's no subject on which we could all agree. when congresswoman jenkins and i embarq on a mission thomas summer to make -- on a mission last summer to make this happen, there was a tad bit of division in our congress. i knew that to get the senate's attention i needed to put a little elbow grease cutting through the noise in the discourse, but in less than two days, two votes, two days, i had the signatures of all 100 senators. [applause] roberts: i didn't have to go to them and ask. they came to me and asked if they could sign. it takes a very special person for all 100 of us do be so enthusiastic and grateful, joined in bipartisan cause for this uniq

pat roberts said when they talked about giving congressional gold medal, it took him two days to get all 100 senators to sign on. the president commented a lot about bob dole's legacy. not so much in legislation, which is significant. he's one of the most significant senators of all-time here, but getting the world war ii memorial built just about a half mile from here on the national mall. 94 years old, it was his life's work after he left the senate and that opened several years ago and is a legacy to bob dole and the president mentioned that during his remarks today. >> thank you very much, chad. that was a remarkable scene. one rarely seen these days. on wall street, stocks rocking significantly higher. apple announcing plans to hire. the dow closed at the high of 26,000. the tech giant pledging thousands of new jobs. guess what is driving it? that's right, the tax cuts. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. forget and a government shut down. we want to go to the great news with deidra. >> that's right. 26k. the first close above that level. we crossed that mark and clos

i heard he taught lifelong wild cat current senator pat roberts how to wave the wheat. he was unable to join the military due to the loss of one of his legs during an accident. he built airplanes in kansas city. our accomplishments of his including serving as director of the national association of home builders and the founding of the kansas city, kansas, congressional forum, which i have the pleasure of regularly addressing and still going on today starting its 50th year. larry was a mentor to me and so many aspiring elected officials in kansas, dispensing valuable advice and old war stories to help guide us along. he had a gift with humor and ease with people that served him well with all of his endeavors and most of all he was a great man. while we will mourn the loss of larry, i take comfort knowing he is now being reunited with joan, his beloved wife of 73 years who passed away in 2015. larry leaves behind a large and loving family his legacy will live on through his four children, larry, douglas, janet, and cynthia, plus eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchil

republican pat roberts makes a swiping motion to lisa murkowski, all while mcconnell, obviously, eagervote. what's this? a bipartisan crossover, republicans jeff flake and ben sasse pay a quick visit to schumer while bernie sanders packing a punch with his message. >> are there any sanders in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? >> i ask for ten minutes of debate splt debates began. >> i'm not trying to play for political points. even false ones. >> schumer addressing mcconnell directly while mcconnell, he's only speaking to republicans. >> if you want to know the urgency, look into the gallery behind me. >> mcconnell attempts to add swrurn. >> unanimous to adjourn-to-until 11:00 a.m. friday january 19th. is there an objection? >> i object. i object. >> objection is heard. >> i don't know why we're adjourning when we're in this urgent situation. we could vote tonight on cloture and have an entire day to work on this matter. >> will this procession proceed past midnight? whatever the decisions, dems seem proud, round of handshakes, pats on the back. durbin with solidarity a

standard. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, united states senator from kansas, the honorable pat robertse, my longtime mentor bob dole, kansas' favorite son. you know, bob, looking around this rotunda where our nation's most senior elected officials, some -- some -- some might say there's no subject on which we could all agree and congresswoman jenkins and i embarked on a mission last summer to make this congressional medal happen, was there, just to put it mildly, just a tad bit of division in our congress. i knew that to get the senate's attention i needed to put elbow grease into cutting the noise and the discourse, but in less than two days, i had the signatures of all 100 senators. [ applause ] >> i didn't have to go to them and ask. they came to me and asked if they could sign. it takes a very special person for all 100 of us to be so enthusiastic and grateful, joined in bipartisan cause for this unique award. the fact that we are here today is a testament to you personally, bob, to your leadership in congress, to your statesmanship, and perseverance in bringing us the world war ii

senator pat roberts. thank you, pat. oh does he love the farmers. does he love those farmers.p, pat. [applause] pres. trump: he will come in. we're talking about a different subject and he is like, what about the farmers. that is good. that is why they love you. diane black. terrific woman. marsha blackburn. desjarlais. i love that name. thank you, scott. right from the beginning. chuck fleischmann. representative david gstaad, thank you david. phil roe. cities -- zippy's so i do not to mention 15 to bow. duvalle. and state senate majority leader. i have done my job now, all right? i have done my job. did i do a good job? did i leave out anybody? i hope not.you're a struggle when you do that. you left out one person. for the rest of your life, they never speak to you. it is always very dangerous. thank you very much. i'm also thrilled to see one of my good friends and early supporters, and that is tom. i just said presidency tom nasa. i want to thank the american farm bureau. i said i was going to mention you and i am going to mention you because you have been there for the be

we do have reports on social media from pat roberts who says he's fine. the senator says he's fine after the train accident. senator langford says he's fine. danes says he's fine as well. the speaker is fine. there's plenty of security as well, not just the speaker who obviously has security but others, capitol police would be on the train as well. >> yes, we have a number of members of leadership but security here. the focus is not on the people on the train but the people in the truck and the family members of the man who died. >> tell me about the truck. what can you see or what do you know about the sanitation truck and how many people were involved in that besides the driver. >> the truck cab itself appears not to have been hit directly. it looks like the train hit it right where the truck cab connects to the dump truck trailer. the trailer is smashed on the ground with garbage everywhere. the cab still has its tires on it. so there was a direct hit to right where the back of the cab attaches to the trailer. amtrak has just released a statement, an a

people on those committees -- pat roberts talking about it on c-span a couple weeks ago, that that isomething they need on the same track to get the leverage. host: the caller brings up energy and environmental issues. what is at the top of the agenda for congress on that front? guest: it does not seem to be a huge hot button issue. we could see some infrastructure spending that could have an effect. but there is disagreement about how to pay for it, how much the government should be on the hook. that still seems a little uncertain for me. trade, trump has cast aspersions on that. a lot of people agree it has problems but do not want to scrap it wholesale. guest: we have heard senate republicans pushing back on their trade position and their closed-door lunch is with the vice president recently. there has been some consternation over trade policy. trade issues, possible entitlement reform, possible infrastructure -- what is the window for this stuff to get done? it is an election year, and people usually shut down early to campaign. what is the timeframe here? guest: it is a narrow wi

pat meehan, live with when the republicans plan to leave congress. >> take two. take two. new york times fake stories. >> just hours ago president trump slammed media reports that he tried to fire special council, robertueller. we will tell you how the russia investigation is threatening to over shadow his trip to switzerland for the economic forum. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> eagles fans you got to love them. they're lining up for hours all across our area for chance to meet the birds ahead of super bowl lii, and today, have couple of more chances. >> today is friday, january the 26th, good morning, i'm rahel is off today. meisha and katie here to get our day started. good morning once again. >> hey, guys. tgif. so looking outside actually things looking really good.

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robert f. kennedy will give the democratic response. >>> and it's time to get the party started with just a week to go until the super bowl between eagles and patriots. go patshere will be parties and concerts all week long. monday is the always popular media night where players are bombarded by the press with bizarre questions. >> who your rooting for >> the pats. >>take a live look outside -- sky over san jose >>> good sunday morning. it is 7:00 on the dot. here is a live look outside. pink skies over san jose. always a beautiful way to start our morning. not as chilly as it was yesterday morning, that's good news as well. thanks so much for joining us, i'm kira klapper, vianey has a look at our microclimate forecast. you were right, yesterday was a beautiful day. >> wasn't it? the temperatures weren't too hot but it was kind of cool at the same time. >> cool but sunny. >> exactly. today it's going to get even better, if you thought yesterday was chilly today will be a little bit warmer. >> okay. >> that's all thanks to a ridge of high pressure that is what is keeping our skies fairly clear, 44 degrees for the south bay, the peninsula already in the 50s.

pat meehan, live with when the republicans plan to leave congress. >> take two. take two. new york times fake stories. >> just hours ago president trump slammed media reports that he tried to fire special council, robert mueller. we will tell you how the russia investigation is threatening to over shadow his trip to switzerland for the economic forum. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> eagles fans you got to love them. they're lining up for hours all across our area for chance to meet the birds ahead of super bowl lii, and today, have couple of more chances. >> today is friday, january the 26th, good morning, i'm rahel is off today. meisha and katie here to get our day started. good morning once again. >> hey, guys. tgif. so looking outside actually things looking really good. earlier this morning, we had little bit after glitch. all moved out of the way. only one accident out there. but we could have construction to talk about. >> quiet weather. sun glare is going to be a problem once that does come up here, but very, very tranquil. >> quiet today, clear, because of the clear sky, we've not only from the eyewitness weather watcher have reports of some frost developing, but, it is starting get cold outside. a

pat leahy is still trying to say. if one of them can form a bridge to the other side and this could result in god forbid actual legislation, would that be something. robert costa is standing by to talk to us. the good folks that's running cbs. robert costa, imagine having a job hosting a show calls "washington week." >> robert, these days it seems like "washington ten minutes." >> they keep on saying to me, we need more time, senator schumer and mcconnell were talking about something around the state of the union to have an extension around january 30th, they have not been able to settle something. the words inside the white house, inside the capital tonight, probably a shutdown but the talks are closed. >> probably a shutdown but the talks are closed. does that mean a one day or a three day, does that mean pizzas are brought in tonight and they keep at it? >> it means they keep at it and they may not have a short term c.r., they're trying to hammer something out before monday if they need to do a short term c.r. senator flake knows he needs to get a promise from the president and some kind of votes from daca and protect the dreamers deportation. where d