please welcome paul w. saying you have beautiful legs. >> oh. >> jimmy: and two of them. >> thank you so much. two of them. >> jimmy: was that all you doing the whole thing. >> the alphabet backwards was me. the hand stand was a very talented stunt double. >> jimmy: did you examine multiple legs to match. >> i think it was a country wide search. yeah. it is hard to find the exact hamstring, actually while he had legs that looked a lot like mine when he got into the diaper he had the most intense farmer's tan i'd ever seen. like brown legs and i'very white legs. we were shooting at night racing against the dark before the sun came up and the make up artist who was very talented wasn't prepared for this, she had to run to the trailer and back like, ah, why you do this to me. why you do this to me. but she did a great job. great job. >> jimmy: she's either got to make that part tan or your part white. one of those two things. you are lucky didn't go the other way. >> she made the right choice, yeah. >> jimmy:

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we have a whole week of new shows with el fanning, casey affleck, tatiana mass lawny, paul w.n toll man, sir anthony hopkins, music from playboy, carty, and queen with adam lambert singing lead. so that will be a lot of fun, please join us for all of that next week. our first guest is an emmy and golden globe-winning american citizen with a very funny new mockumentary about racing bicycles on drugs, it's called "tour de pharmacy." >> you seem very, very proud of your homeland. >> indeed i am, i miss it. being here in france, i miss it back home. i bless the rains down in africa. >> right, right, like the song. >> oh, not familiar with that. >> it's the lyrics to the toto song "africa." >> not familiar with that. but at any rate. it's going to take a lot to -- >> to drag me away from you. >> that's what i was going to say, that's so bizarre, i was going to say drag away from this great interview. >> jimmy: "tour de pharmacy" premieres july 8th on hbo. please welcome andy samberg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look great. >> yes! >> jimmy: the glasses. the glasses are

the paul w. painer jr. civility and professional award was also created in his honor to remember his fantastic work and reward other outstanding lawyers in georgia. mr. painer was an honorable person who did everything possible to improve our judicial system and he gained respect from lawyers all over. he will certainly be missed as an asset to our community and entire legal field. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> to request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. as a former prosecutor, i rise to state the obvious -- president trump committed obstruction of justice. we have direct evidence that the president asked f.b.i. director for loyalty, that he demanded it, that he ask the f.b.i. director to drop an investigation into michael flynn, that th

we have a whole week of new shows with el fanning, casey affleck, tatiana mass lawny, paul w.man, sir anthony hopkins, music from playboy, carty, and queen with adam lambert singing lead. so that will be a lot of fun, please join us for all of that next week. our first guest is an emmy and golden globe-winning american citizen with a very funny new mockumentary about racing bicycles on drugs, it's called "tour de pharmacy." >> you seem very, very proud of your homeland. >> indeed i am, i miss it. being here in france, i miss it back home. i bless the rains down in africa. >> right, right, like the song. >> oh, not familiar with that. >> it's the lyrics to the toto song "africa." >> not familiar with that. but at any rate. it's going to take a lot to -- >> to drag me away from you. >> that's what i was going to say, that's so bizarre, i was going to say drag away from this great interview. >> jimmy: "tour de pharmacy" premieres july 8th on hbo. please welcome andy samberg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look great. >> yes! >> jimmy: the glasses. the glasses are yours.

it's fun noony that rand paul w saying that this wouldn't let the free market do its job.hen we shop for health care, we don't shop the way we would for cereal or a pair of jeans, it's very different and i think that's what people are responding to. we still have a system that's just way too complex. >> it's not only the complexity. i think the biggest issue when we look at the house bill from just a month ago was the cbo analysis. right? and the analysis is not going to come out, probably until monday on this. but the real question is, how many are going to remain uninsured, are costs going to rise and pretty much across the board, with the exception of repealing taxes, which is really favorable to the wealthy, fafrable to the insurers, the medical device companies, most americans are going to get hit, whether it's on subsidies, there had been subsidies in place to help them pay for insurance. they will decrease. whether it's on deductibles and copays, that he has are going to be phased out over two years so i think across the board if you look at the traditional american

w. bush, paul bonn chilly. good to see you. >> hi, lauren. lauren: can u.s. and south korea find common ground dealing with north korea? >> absolutely. it sounded like it today. for a president his critics say he doesn't know where he wants to go, doesn't know what he wants to do, and doesn't get the strategy of diplomacy showed that every time a foreign leader comes. it was a love-fest today. the south korean president was not some he could be warm with, because he is on the left in his country. they would really not get along very well. i heard equally determined presidents to do whatever it took to fix the north korean problem. i saw president trump speak specifically about trade in a way quite blunt but not rude. the south korean president doesn't have any response to that that was negative. in his own quiet talks with our house of representatives was just as tough as donald trump about what we have to do with north korea. i think they're off to a very good start. if i were the chinese government i would be worried alliances are coming together around pre

paul: michael served as the 81st attorney general of the united states under george w. bush. judge, welcome. >> good to be here. paul: let's focus first on what's the appropriate behavior for a senior justice department official like the fbi director in interacting with the president of the united states because when you go into the oval office it's intimidating thing, i guess. how was he supposed to behave when the president pulls him aside and says something like he said with -- by michael flynn? >> the same way he would behave any place else. yes, the oval -- the idea of the oval office is intimidating, he may be in fact, intimidating for the first few times you're there, for the first 15 minutes. [laughter] >> if you've been -- the u.s. attorney in two districts f you've been the deputy attorney general f you've been for a number of years, the director of the fbi and you're intimidated by being in the oval office, you're in the wrong job. paul: how should he have react today that? >> if he thought what he says he thought, mr. president, we can't have this conversation. >>

w. bush and speaker of the house paul ryan.bout each man's sacrifice and what it means. >> whether you know it or not, you're helping lead this nation, and so i want to thank you for that. i want to thank you for your service, and i want to thank you for what you're going to do for the country. >>> which trump administration officials reportedly losing favor with the president? sounds like the start of a joke but -- nor smud ge. nor scratch. nor damaging uv rays. nor glare of night can keep you from the clearest vision possible. ask for crizal no-glare lenses. and live life in the clear. finance your glasses with no interest if paid in full within 6 months, and get up to $30 back when you combine select essilor® brand lenses. visit essilorusa.com for more details. >>> welcome back. the business travel forecast is nice if you can ignore the east coast. perfect in the middle of the country. a stray shower in wyoming and colorado, but not horrible. the heat continues in the desert southwest. salt lake city, 93 today. tomorrow we e

. >> heather: joining us now, paul, former senior advisor to george w. bush.hink for joining us. >> you bet. things have me. >> heather: some sinners are deeply divided. how can they reach a consensus? >> it will be very difficult. 52 republicans in the house. they need to have 50 republican supports. whatever measure they bring forward, plus the vice president. that gives them 51 votes they meet under reconciliation to move a measure. right from the beginning, the expectations is that they're not going to get a vote from rand paul. he's like a vote for anything. that means they can only lose one more, and it might be mike lee. the third center who is up for grabs, apparently, is ted cruz, but when you're that close to 50, a lot of people start to get weak, and you have to do a lot of hand-holding to get it acros across. >> heather: that is a good word for. how do you get those centers like the three that you mention, the over conservative ones, to get on board. do you make the build more conservative or more minor? >> here's where thing. you have to do both s

w bush. mr blakeman, paul ryan today said that the reason that the president had put pressure on donald trump because "he's new at this". frankly, if that is the best defence that republicans can come up with, it suggests the bar is pretty low, doesn't it? no, it does not. the president did not order the fbi director or anybody else to stop an investigation. what he said to the... he asked him... he said at the... he asked him... he said at the time, it was an expression of frustration, if anything, that it's respect that he had for flynn, a decorated general, he thought he'd been through enough and it would hope —— he'd hope there would not be a criminal liability. that's in the a criminal liability. that's in the a direction to do anything and comey didn't do anything based on that conversation. it was not a direction, you are quite right, but it was an ask or a request and they got into that. i wa nt to request and they got into that. i want to get into the question of how republicans respond to this president whose approval ratings are down 36—37, 38%. president whose approval ratings are

w. bush picked to run iraq, l. paul bremer, gave him one. >> and those who were on high before, in particular the baathists... >> narrator: he promised to purge the iraqi government. >> ...will be removed from office. >> narrator: he also issued an order that disbanded the entire iraqi military. >> you had something on the order of 250,000 iraqi men, military age, all trained in using weapons. suddenly, they were all out of a job. >> narrator: the powerful message: saddam and his sunni-controlled army were no longer in charge. >> army was the central instrument of saddam's repression of the kurds and the shia. i think the decision not to recall saddam's army, from a political point of view, is the single most important correct decision that we made in the 14 months we were there. >> narrator: but on the ground, the american military commanders could feel the effects. >> the effect, frankly, was devastating. i think that's where the seeds of what became the sunni insurgency were largely planted. >> we had, you know, long

reports when the senator was running for president he had his own issues w from short-lived trump campaign manager and lobbyist paulanafort to russian oligarch whose visa was revoked because of close ties to the kremlin agencies. john weaver one of the top advisors told circa my sense is davis and manafort doing pro putin work were using potential mediums with mccain. they didn't know this and neither did we until after the fact. circa learned that mccain met twice and they were arranged by manafort and the partner davis. that wasn't all. russian ambassador sergey kislyak then the deputy foreign minister lobbied washington officials to get the visa reinstated. u.s. intelligence warned the camp there was possible russian military connections to the policy advisors. it sheds light on the operations aimed to interfere with the u.s. elections and the attempts to influence the lawmakers. the big difference between the two campaigns is there is no public evidence to date that trump met with any russian figures banned from the u.s.. while mccain did. mccain did acknowledge that he was present at two events one in switzerl

paul krugman here. i'm quoting former speech writer for george w. bush. what do you say to that critique? >> that could have been a quote from members within our own conference, me included. it's one of the areas that we've discussed making changes on. i do give the leadership a lot of credit because they had that scored and now we know what that is, just in terms of the investment taxes being repealed. that's $172 billion over a ten-year period of time. if we decided since it doesn't impact people under $200,000 in income, if we decided we were not going to repeal that obama era tax, we would have $172 billion available that we could reapply back in to perhaps fix some of the issues that have been of concern to people around the country. so i think that's on the table. >> interesting. >> and one of the items we share here -- i give leadership a lot of credit. if we hadn't scored that and laid that out separately, we wouldn't know how much we have going forward. it's one more bit of information that's very important to the senate. that's what this is about. this is policy driven. we reall

paul butler, professor at georgetown university law school, and former federal prosecutor at the department of justice. and michael allen, managing director of beacon global strategies. he's also a former special assistant to president george was well as former staffer of the house intelligence committee. paul, the white house has not commented yet on whether or not the president will try to invoke executive privilege. given all that the president himself has already been saying, hey, james comey, you better hope i don't have tapes, can they try to do it even? is it too late? >> so the idea of the executive privilege is that the president should have a right to have private conversations about sensitive matters. courts don't always uphold that in cases of high public interest, like russiagate. so president nixon tries to assert it with regard to the watergate tapes. obama tried it in regard to the fast and furious investigation. it wasn't allowed. trump has two problems. one, the exception, if there is a compelling government interest. second, as you say, stephanie, he waived it. you can't tweet and give interviews to lester holt, talking about what comey said, and when comey wants to talk about it, say, no, it's privileged,

. >> bill: house speaker paul ryan and former president george w.h visiting the adaptive training foundation in dallas founded by a former nfl player to help former athletes and military members who have lost a limb or suffered the effects of other injuries. ryan called the visit a very humbling experience. >> shannon: nothing like that to put things in perspective, right? any complaint that you have about your day, looking at those heroes and what they're experiencing. >> bill: when those guys walk in it's like hey. have a great time. nice to see. >> shannon: president trump not backing down from his belief that a travel ban, his words, is absolutely necessary right now here in the u.s. >> i don't think the president cares what you call it. whether you call it a ban, whether you call it a restriction. everybody wants to get into the labels of it. the bottom line is he is trying to protect the citizens of this country. >> shannon: how president trump is firing back at critics of the policy and what he is asking the department of justice to do about

. >> he's a dumpster fire and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell are figuring out the best w to accomplishhat. but the way they're doing that is throwing away things i fought for and a lot of us fought against. they have to figure out where they're principles are beyond defending this guy but also having a process they claimed they wanted. >> in the wednesday of mitch mcconnell and prine, they have understood faster than democrats the way partisanship works is this is the way it is. to mitch mcconnell's great credit, he understands that. >> right. we can talk about the innovation and the success of their understanding of the politics. but if we focus on the substance, nothing they're doing behind the scenes, under the cover of donald trump's chaos, will in any way impact the life chances of everyday folk in any way improve the life chances of working people, will in any way improve the bottom line of people working their behinds off every single day. >> that's part of reason the ahca has been unpopular. b that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good ev

w. bush. >> big question here. there is a republican pat following the meme, rand paul.ve always had concerns behind closed doors. what are you hearing? >> republicans are coming together and we will have a vote that will be successful through the senate. the hospital looks different different than the senate bill. democrats need to know whence the senate bill is passed, there's going to be a reconciliation between the two bills. a leader says he will allow amendment then they will have to vote again. plenty of drama to play out before an actual bill will go to the president for signature. lauren: no need for the drama or viewers were sleeping stage by democrats. >> at nothing more the democrats want to do than kill this bill. it's not going to happen. democrats can't have it both ways. one way they say you have the power. is your obligation to come up with the bill. they haven't seen anything because they would sabotage it. at the right time, the bill be presented. they will vote on it. the senate bill isn't the bill reconciled from the final bill that the house and sen

speaker paul ryan was here this morning. we know former president george w. bush called scalise's wife late last night and we do expect to hear again from the lead surgeon, who's been the man taking care of scalise within the last ten minutes or so. they just came out and said, this might be closer to 3:15 than 3:00. so ali, we'll get back to you. >> you'll keep an eye on it for us. garrett hake at the hospital at med star hospital. we're following some important changes that have just announced by president trump during a speech in miami in the last hour on the united states cuba policy. now, the president is rolling back some of the changes that were put in place by the obama administration. he said he's canceling them. it's not really true. the policy changes include ending individual travel designations to cuba and channeling economic activity away from the cuban military. other types of educational travel will still be allowed, but people have to go in groups. very similar to how it used to be in cuba. a short time ago, the president laid out some of his

w. bush and paul ryan paid a visit to a nonprofit training facility. to bridge the gap between rehab and heavy fitness regimen. t it was both. beautiful. >> let's talk about a story now that's going to have you talking to your kids about what they share online. at least ten students who were accepted to harvard university had their admission offers revoked because of some things they posted online. morgan ratford is on the cambridge campus for us. >> reporter: good morning. almost 40,000 students applied to come here to harvard this fall, and only about 2000 got in. it was a dream come true except for a hand full of students who had their dreams shattered before they made it through the gates. it's one of the nation's most exclusive universities. but for one group of incoming harvard students, their coveted spots have already been taken away. at least ten incoming freshman had their recent acceptance withdrawn after posting extremely offensive images and postings on facebook. they pd often poking fun at pop culture, but these made fun of minorities, th

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mind the leak of the nsa document and paul botticelli joining us right now, the tractor programs of action institute. also former policy adviser for president george w. bush. thank you for being here first and foremost. >> and running, cheryl. >> this really is the first concrete after we've seen by the administration to crack down on leaks to the media. what do you make of this arrest and do you think she was an easy target? >> the administration got a tremendous amount of help that put this document out there. within a day of her providing it, they caught her and it's because the intercept to review it. normally they say you confirm the contents. you made them easy to figure out the person. they reduced it to six people at access in no time they found out it was reality winners. lauren: to rethink this had an effect on the 2016 election results? what is the intelligence community saying about this? >> it's hard to see it had a real site but it does give us more evidence of how much the russian government was involved in spying. this is the gr you come along syrian military intelligence unit is way into the communist days. they're actually trying t

w. bush. adviesz 4 potis. you have not been vindicated. stop talking. you're heading into a giant purgeary trap. paul attorneys tell him to stop talking, to put away the tweets and just be quiet? >> they should absolutely tell him that, and have no doubt they probably in the past has told him that. his staff have told him that, but he doesn't listen. he views this as his direct communication mode with the american people. but as any lawyer who will tell you involved in criminal investigations, it's very easy for a client to trip himself up and get in major trouble through speaking directly and through the use of social media. it's a real problem, and going to be more of a problem as these investigations continue. >> may i add something to that, because one of the things we've herds allen dearthwits and others have an interesting point to is they believe -- and i'm not sure i disagree -- but they believe you cannot obstruct justice if you're doing something you're entitled to do, in case the fbi director. but if it's combined with purgeary it becomes obstruction of justice. so he's walking poerjsy int

w. bush and house speaker paul ryan visiting the adapted training foundation in dallas.orget. ainsley: think about what all of those individuals have seen fighting for our country. steve: jillian, thank you. hillary clinton is back and now she's slamming the president's response to the attack in london. >> we're building leaders by building bridges. steve: is that really an answer? head henry live from washington coming up next. brian: i don't even know what that means. i can't wait for her to tell me. and have you seen this? one guy's water slide stunt going viral. jillian think so it's real, i don't. ainsley believes everything jillian believes. ainsley: it's definitely real hey dad, come meet the new guy. the new guy? what new guy? i hired some help. he really knows his wine. this is the new guy? hello, my name is watson. you know wine, huh? i know that you should check vineyard block 12. block 12? my analysis of satellite imagery shows it would benefit from decreased irrigation. i was wondering about that. easy boy. nice doggy. what do you think? not bad. what do you

w. bush administration created a lethal scandal with their claims about weapons of mass destruction in iraq. paul wolf witnesses at the pentagon asked the cia to investigate the top weapons inspector in iraq who had turned up no evidence of saddam having any wmd. when the cia report came back without any evidence to smear hans blix, paul wolf owitz reportedly went through the roof, hit the ceiling. when the cia sent an envoy to pursue if iraq was pursuing weapons in africa, they said he wasn't doing that. the bush administration's ensuing response to the fire storm said the media damaged material about that envoy who the cia had sent to africa including the fact his wife was a covert operative for the cia. they named her. they outed her. and the ensuing investigation into that, a sort of bad ass u.s. attorney gotta pointed as a special prosecutor got appointed to look into the cia agent. the bush folks and the conservative media went after him, too. a guy named bill krystal went on news saying patrick fitzgerald is a partisan, he's out to politically wound the bush administration. >>> in this cur

w. bush administration created a lethal scandal of their claims about weapons of mass destruction in iraq. paulwitz at the pentagon reportedly asked the cia to investigate the top u.n. weapons inspector in iraq who turned up no evidence of saddam having any wmd. when the cia's report came back without enough evidence to smear hans blix, paul wolfowitz reportedly went through the roof in response, hit the ceiling. when the c.i.a. itself sent an envoy to check out if iraq was pursuing nuclear materials in africa, the envoy found that saddam was not doing that. the bush administration nevertheless said he was doing that. the brush administration said they fed the conservative media, damaging material about that envoy who the cia had sent to africa, including the fact that his wife was a covert operative for the cia. they named her. they outed her. in the ensuing investigation into that, patrick fitzgerald got appointed as a special prosecutor to look into the outing of that c.i.a. agent. the bush folks and the allies in the conservative media went after him, too. bill crystal went on fox news and

w with. it was blast getting to work with mark paul he was great straight man.who knocks them down. great pair >> would you guise ever get together and watch the show together? >> yeah, yeah, we would on wednesdays we would have a screening with the director and sit down and getups san sit and watch, upping, whatever was a couple weeks before and by that time it was done it had all the special effects and the music and all the added stuff. we got to see what the public was going to see. >> dustin, do you geoff tired of people calling you screech. >> no, i got my own theme song. i got my own brand. >> i'm running this all the way to the bank. okay. >> is it hard when you're a successful child actor ungrow up we talk bout challenges you've h how hard is that transition especially for you? >> for me i got out of the hollywood grinder pretty decently. i never had drug problem. i'm not an alcoholic. i don't smoke cigarettes. i rarely swear. it's like i got out pretty unscathed i think. a lot of hollywood child stars get out, g through such great turmoil that i think

w. hallahan catholic girls high school. the students along with their families and friends gathered at the cathedral basilica saint peter and pauling guard is set to retire. before she leaves area students wanted to give her a special goodbye. today the saint anthony of pad what regional school community paid tribute to louise. she's been a crossing guard at the school for 28 years. well, today students and staff thanked her for her years of friendship and for of course helping to keep them safely. >> still ahead on "action news," is your phone spying on our while you shop? a new study says the majority of retail apps do just that to save you money but there are ways to protect your privacy while still picking up those good deals. >> she may be good enough to play on the boy's team but that doesn't mean she is one. what this eight-year-old had to fight to prove she was really a girl during a soccer tournament t even more incredibly she lost. >> plus, three dates, three exotic cars and one camelly? that may sound like, you know, excess but it was the recipe for prom success in one north philadelphia neighborhood be. we'll take yo

w. bush and ceo of american majority. good morning to you all. jason, let's start with you. i want to share a bit of what rand paul had to say this morning. he is one of the four republican holdouts. let's take a look. >> my problem is insurance companies already make $15 billion a year. i don't think the taxpayers should give them any money. so i really am opposed to the idea of giving insurance companies money and saying will you lower your prices. >> what do you make of that? rand paul, those are tough words. is this just political tough talk? at the end of the day, is this thing going through in a few days? >> sometimes i look at senators who say things like this and think what they really want is single payer and this is all a conspiracy on the part of republicans, blow up the health system, blow up the insurance companies, and inevitably end up there. >> the president did tell -- did tell -- he did tell the australians that they had a better system than we did. guess what? they have single payer. in all sincerity. >> part of what they're doing here is the cbo said last time correctly, warning the republicans, they should have listen

paul ryan. you can throw them all under the bus. host: the hill reporting that mitt romney ran for president and holds a forum for republican on a yearly basis. w. of his guests will be the former vice president, joe biden. speaking at the associated press reporting. he's going to headline a summit that's led by mitt romney. he will interview mr. biden at the invite only weekend retreat in deer valley, utah. participants with knowledge of the summit told the news wire, high profile republicans including the house speaker paul ryan and senator john mccain and lindsey graham will be speakers. biden is attending saying he believes in bipartisan and importance of keeping good lines of communication open. read more about that at the hill this morning. anthony, washington d.c. independent line. caller: good morning. i think they doing as best job they can. he's a pathological liar. he would say how the president is upset. he tweets from anonymous sources everyday. he's undermining those guys. i feel sorry for them. of three of them all day long on one subject and have three different answers. host: we had several viewers saying they appreciate the pr

w that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from washington, miss jay paul. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mzjayapal: i -- rise today in strong opposition to the wrong choice act. this bill will have a devastating impact on the ability of regulators to protect everyday americans from future wrongdoing on wall street. if you support consumers, you must oppose the wrong choice act. if you want to make sure that consumers have a fighting chance against those big banks and against illegal practices, then you must oppose the wrong choice act. because this act guts the consumer financial protection bureau. in nearly six years, the consumers bureau has returned nearly $12 billion to 29 million americans. hurt by illegal financial practices. reduced 7.7 billion in consumer debts while winning 3.7 billion in compensation for consumers. it has benefited nearly 50 million households in the form of new protections, shielding consumers from surprise costs and terms on their house reports, and their credit cards. at a time when we have a student l

w ho hooray, we're not really changing obama care. and i think it looks a lot like obama care, actually. >> thank you. we have to go. >> senator -- >> there you it, kentucky's jr. senator, rand paul, saying he is one of four senators who is opposed to this bill that was unveiled roughly three hours ago for those of you keeping score at home. it only took two republican defections to kill it, it seems as it stands right now, the bill is dead on arrival right now. we're joined now by ali velshi, also page winningham, and garrett hake as well. we want to spend time looking ba back, he admitted that he has not read the bill and it's entirety, what he has seen so far is enough to help him figure out he is against it. the win over moderates in the senate, and what that has done you're seeing here is a provoking from the right side. he says he is speaking for three others. these are four of the most conservative senators on the republican side. it was about this change that had been made from the house bill to the senate bill involving subsidies or action is credits. helping lower income people pay for health insurance. it tied it to age and one of the biggest complaints you heard and t

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paul ryan said. let's listen in. with a it is led republican white house. >> look at what we have done already. 22, 24 clinton 40 24 george wbush. into the first hundred days, 18 four h w bush, 20 44 clinton, seven for george w. bush, 15 for obama, 30 and this congress. 30 laws in the first 100 days. --shna review x, congressional reviews, 14. i think we have been productive. to december 23, you go away from christmas. ok that is the date i will take. we have to get tax reform done by then. >> what you have a finished on the desk by the calendar year? how can you possibly rewire the economy in a couple of months? >> it is a year. have taxis not to reform slip into calendar year 2018. we want to make sure that the time to your closes, people are going to come into a new tax system. that is one we are very focused on achieving. we have to get past reform done. want to get our appropriations process of and running, which for us means beginning to rebuild our military. we have ambitious plans for reversing our military. we have a lot to do -- a lot of to do on that. we have the biggest increase in border security and 10 years i

w that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized. ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from washington, miss jay paul. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mzjayapal: i -- rise today in strong opposition to the wrong choice act. this bill will have a devastating impact on the ability of regulators to protect everyday americans from future wrongdoing on wall street. if you support consumers, you must oppose the wrong choice act. if you want to make sure that consumers have a fighting chance against those big banks and against illegal practices, then you must oppose the wrong choice act. because this act guts the consumer financial protection bureau. in nearly six years, the consumers bureau has returned nearly $12 billion to 29 million americans. hurt by illegal financial practices. reduced 7.7 billion in consumer debts while winning 3.7 billion in compensation for consumers. it has benefited nearly 50 million households in the form of new protections, shielding consumers from surprise costs and terms on their house reports, and their credit cards. at a time when we have a student l

paul ryan said. let's listen in. with a it is led republican white house. >> look at what we have done already. 22, 24 clinton 40 24 george wsh. into the first hundred days, 18 four h w bush, 20 44 clinton, seven for george w. bush, 15 for obama, 30 and this congress. 30 laws in the first 100 days. --shna review x, congressional reviews, 14. i think we have been productive. to december 23, you go away from christmas. ok that is the date i will take. we have to get tax reform done by then. >> what you have a finished on the desk by the calendar year? how can you possibly rewire the economy in a couple of months? >> it is a year. have taxis not to reform slip into calendar year 2018. we want to make sure that the time to your closes, people are going to come into a new tax system. that is one we are very focused on achieving. we have to get past reform done. want to get our appropriations process of and running, which for us means beginning to rebuild our military. we have ambitious plans for reversing our military. we have a lot to do -- a lot of to do on that. we have the biggest increase in border security and 10 years in