joining us from capitol hill is new york republican congressman peter king.gressman, thanks very much for joining us. i know you -- you support overriding the veto. you believe it will happen. also in the house of representatives, but you also know the president and his top national security advisers are warning a very severe national security consequences for the united states. do you not take that worry into consideration? >> well, wolf, i am the prime sponsor of this bill in the house. i've worked on this now for four, five, six years, and, no. we've taken all of this into account. the fact is all we are doing is closing a loophole in the law. the way the law currently is, and this involve sovereign immunity a terrorist government carries out a terrorist attack here in the united states, planned it and carried it out that they could be sued. the court in new york, though, unfortunately in this case, said because it was planned overseas if there was saudi involvement overseas they couldn't be sued. we're saying no matter where the attack is planned, oversea

congressman peter king with the house homeland security committee is standing by to join us. that's next. our heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. >>> right to this news conference in elizabeth, new jersey. details on what happened with this one suspect being taken into custody. >> there was an exchange of gunfire and he was then taken into custody. two of the officers that were in an exchange with him ultimately are not critical in terms of injures. they did exchange gunfire. one officer was struck in the abdomen but into this bullet-proof vest. the other had some glass that struck his forehead, but not into his skull. so we're really grateful the linden police officers who confronted rahami are not in critical condition at all. my understanding is that the suspect is currently undergoing surgery, but unfortunately i don't have furth

you heard peter king say, i think it is a great idea. defense spending shouldn't be e-quaided with domestic spending. that will ring pretty well with a lot of skeptical republicans and maybe some independence and certainly military service mims, their families, veterans that may not like him or may have concerns about him as commander in chief but will appreciate the talk. >> a state like florida, which could be the most important state among the battleground states in terms of what could tip the scales of the election, by military vote there. this is not heavy policy. this is more, hey, let's do more for veterans and to strengthen the military. pure politics in a general election campaign. >> there are a lot of democrats and a few republicans that think the u.s. is already spending too much on defense, on military matters. if you take a look, the numbers, the bottom line numbers, the u.s. spend more on defense than the next half a dozen, maybe even dozen countries combined even if you include russia, china, iran and north korea, in na c

i also want to acknowledge representatives peter king and particularly jerrold nadler and senators johnand charles schumer for their tireless leadership and efforts to achieve congressional passage of this measure. there is no doubt as to the passion they bring to advocating for victims of september 11, 2001 attacks. a passion that i and many others share. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, at this time it's my pleasure to both welcome back the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, and to yield to him a distinguished member of the judiciary committee, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. poe: i thank the chairman. . speaker, sunday marks 15 years since america was viciously attacked in 2001. . i was driving my jeep to the courthouse in texas where i was a judge. people stopped on the side of the road because they were listening to the radio about how planes were used as a weapon to attack our nation. 3,000 americans and people fro

still with me, new york republican congressman peter king a member of the homeland security committee and chairman of the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence. thank you for sitting and listening to that with us, congressman. i want to ask you about some of what hillary clinton had to say in the big picture in the war on terror but given your position, given obviously that you're a new yorker, you have a lot of experience in this. you were in congress for 9/11. let me ask you about this case in particular and start with whether or not you believe that this is a lone wolf or potentially a cell and obviously the concern that people have whether it's domesticated or regular citizens, is there one guy out there armed and dangerous on the loose or a group of people who want to do harm to america? >> at the crime scene yesterday, i was down there with governor cuomo and it's a miracle no one was killed. let's leave it at that. but as far as law enforcement and the fbi, my understanding as of late yesterday and this morning is that they definitely thought it was more than one pe

my name is peter king. i'm the vice chairman of the san francisco ethics commission and i'm happy and honored to be here to speak on behalf of judge called for this position. if you see fit will be joining us as our fifth member good supervisor brett and is to help position that was appointed by the board of supervisors because of a busy schedule he resigned a wild go so that's why supervisor cop the vacancy is there. supervisor cop mentioned, known him had been his friend and also his admirer in san francisco government for over 40 years. i've watched him as a san francisco supervisor as a state senator and as a judge. he has the ultimate in integrity and knowledge and intelligence relating to ethics and law. he is someone that will bring more than a breath of fresh air to the ethics commission. he will exalt it tremendously in my opinion. he's quite corrected i been on the ethics commission now for about 22.5 years. when i came on the prior executive director before the deployment of land palo, the commis

and i said peter king, the former chairman of the homeland security committee has a bill -- two bills that are supported by over 85% of the american public. bring them to the floor, mr. leader, on the premise that we ought to debate, consider and vote. bring them to the floor. bring mr. king's bills to the floor. bring the senate bill. you know the senate bill has 68 votes. and i will tell you, mr. speaker, i will tell the majority leader that had he brought the senate bill to the floor, we were precluded from voting on the senate bill, mr. speaker. majority leader just said we ought to bring the bill to the floor. isn't it the right thing to do. if it's right for the senate and we can control the house and i was the majority leader and i could decide to bring bills to the floor or not bring them to the floor. the majority leader has that authority. bring the senate bill to the floor. if, in fact, as the majority leader just said, we ought to have debate, consider it, if it goes down, fine. if it passes, that's the will. if that is a good premise in the senate, it's even a better prem

you interviewings congressman peter king. what are you been doing up there? >> they are very persistent and go up to everyone. we have been picking up on what they asked the former congress men or high executive people and ask the same questions. we love seeing young students involved. it is exciting and inspiring. >> natalie with the fashion institute of technology thanks for being with us. you can see what she is tweeting out. c-sp c-spanbts if you want to see some of her work. this is c-span.org and multitude of opportunities on this site. you can watch livestreams of every minute of the debate, spin room sights and sounds, video on demand, and you can chose which camera feed to watch the debate from and you can easily create your own video clips of your favorite debate moment. that is all at c-span.org. >> thank you, peter. you can see one of the pictures available on the website is from the very first presidential debate in 1960, 56 years ago tonight this all began and changed the way modern campaigns have been conducted. let me tell you about what is co

joining us now to help us flesh it out, peter king, a republican and member of the homeland security committee. congressman good to see you tonight. >> thank you, meg. >> narrator: let me start with you broadly because you're somebody who gets briefed on this kind of thing. what are we missing here? as this unfolds today, this man apprehended, what's your take on it? >> first of all the police and the fbi did a great job. they pretty much have this narrowed down, i'd say by late sunday afternoon, sunday evening. terrific police work. i don't think it's over. hopefully this is it. hopefully he's the only one involved. but i do know that the police and the fbi, they are looking oversea to see if there's any overseas influence or involvement. they're looking at if there's anybody else in this country involved. we don't know for certain that he's the only one. about 10 bombs were made all together. he had to bring them back and forth in one day from new york -- from jersey to new york, two stops in new york and then the bombs back in elizabeth. so this is -- it's not definite that he was

jam packed show for you tonight complete with former fbi director in charge new york congressman peter king and james wools woolsey. we begin with katherine reporting live from washington. >> tonight the fbi is focused on rahai b rahami's travel saying that the frequency of the trips were not suspicious at the time. and has number of trips did not show he had help the finance the flights. the fbi is now investing who he met with and whether they a plan to siege. he immigrateds to the u.s. when he was 7 years old, a naturalized citizen. the victim alleged that ra ham my showed signs of radicalization. the fbi followed up on the lead but there was not enough to pursue it and the original allegations were withdrawn. here's how the fbi described the contact at today's news conference. >> there's nothing to indicate that currently he was on our radar. we had a report of a domestic incident some time ago. the allegations were recanted and i don't have any other information. >> police say they're not looking for other supports or a broader cell they're running down leads from the new york city sur

republican congressman from new york, peter king. he has endorsed his party's nominee, also known as donald j. trump. good to have you. that's the big concern. if you get that trump on the stage tonight, america will see and make a judgment about whether or not that's what they want as a president. >> if anybody understands, it's donald trump. i'm confident he will adapt and say what he has to say or protect his style. ted cruz is different than hillary clinton and he sort of adapted his attacks to each opponent. i think you'll see a line of argument and attack, if you will, that is different. again, we have to wait and see because i don't think anyone can predict what donald trump will do. but i think he will do very well. >> help me understand how you see the expectations. a little bit of a story line going through the media, hey, look f look, if he can come out and you can envision him as president and he comes out a winner tonight. i don't even get that conceptionally. i feel that the bar is very high for him tonight. he has to c

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and peter king, a congressman from new york, knows them both well. i talked to him earlier today. >> people have not seen donald trump in a one on one debate. >> reporter: do you worry about him in that environment? >> if anyone can handle pressure, it's donald trump. i would worry about anyone in it's really in some ways a one man detai debate. no matter what hillary does, it's not going to change people's opinion of hers. >> we talked about this this morning, troy, when donald trump is off the prompter, when he's off that, does he revert to his natural instinct, which is attack dog, throwing out all of the stuff that played well in the primary, on the big stage, particularly against a woman, he has to watch it. he's he has to kind of temper some of that stuff. that will be what a lot of people are looking for tonight. can he deftly walk that line? and that becomes the central question, who looks presidential? i think hillary clinton has kind of passed that test. people know she has the chops. the question is, does donald trump and we'll find out to

joining us now, new york congressman peter king, who sponsored the bill, and terry strada, along withaitlyn, who lost their husband and father, tom strada, on 9/11. thank you all so much for being here. let's start with you, congressman. >> yeah. >> the house passed it unanimously, and the senate passed it unanimously. every single one of our representatives is in favor of this. >> right. >> and the president's going to stop it? why? >> there's pressure from the saudi saudis. this bill was so finely drawn, terry was at every step of the way. >> unravel things meaning what, our relationship with saudi arabia? >> they feel saudi arabia is cooperating with us in certain areas. we don't want to antagonize. listen, they cooperate sometimes. sometimes they don't. we have to send a signal that they have to cooperate all the time because there's strong evidence this is what may have happened on 9/11. if they have nothing to worry about, don't worry about the lawsuit. as far as the president threatening to veto it, donald trump came out and said he supported the legislation. it's important for

. >> reporter: congressman peter king is a supporter of the often-unpredictable nominee. are you nervous about what you might see? >> there's always a certain dynamic tension when it comes to donald trump. he's either going to be more on message than usual tonight or more spontaneous. >> reporter: we expect him to come in more subdued. christina shocky tells us clinton was preparing as recently as this afternoon, near the debate site. >> we are feeling great. hillary has really prepared for this, it's something she's taking very seriously. she sees this as a huge opportunity tonight to speak to millions of voters about her plans of what she would do as their president. >> reporter: in the spin room we also found basketball coach and trump supporter bobby knight. >> i've been around donald trump long enough to know that here is a smart man and here is a tough man. and those are ingredients that i think we have to have. >> reporter: when it comes to advice for the big game, he takes a less is more approach for trump on disagreeing with secretary clinton. >> i think my respo

. >> "the washington post" reports congressman peter king, who was with trump earlier in the day said, "it was actually trump who told me what was going on. he leaned over and told me that hillary wasn't feeling well. i said, really? that was all he said." robert costa reports if asked about clinton's health, trump is supposed to tread somewhat carefully, he may raise questions about the campaign's transparency, but the focus should be on her comments over the weekend. >> friday night hillary clinton seemed to write off half of the support donald trump is garnering. >> you know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racists, sexists, homophobics, zen phobic, islam phobic, you name it. and, unfortunately, there are people like that. and he has lifted them up. he has given voice to their websites that used to only have 11,000 people. now have 11 million. he tweets and retweets their offensive, hateful, mean spirited rhetoric. now, some of those folks are ir deemable, but thankfully, they are not a

presidential nominee donald trump said that he didn't know anything about it, but new york congressman peter king also republican told the "washington post" that during the ceremony, it was trump who told him about clinton's health issue saying, quote, it was actually trump who told me what was going on. he leaned over and told me that hillary wasn't feeling well. i said, really? no doubt we'll be hearing much more about what happened to the democrat presidential nominee, and how she is recovering in the days to come. lucy? >> thank you. in bucks county hundreds gathered at the garden of reflection, brad sattin joins us from lower makefield. >> reporter: coyote a night. lucy, the garden of reflection in bucks county opened in 2006. really turned no a special place. as i step out of the way. you can see where fragments. you will see on paper 4,000 doves, a symbol of peace and love. people came with a promise they would never forget 9/11, 2001. >>> peter flowers says we must always remember, he and others with the warriors watch riders stood at attention as people require arrived at the gander of r

. >> "the washington post" reports congressman peter king, who was with trump at the 9/11 ceremony earlier in the day said, "it was actually trump who told me what was going on. he leaned over and told me hillary wasn't feeling well. i said, really, that's all he said." if asked about clinton's health, trump is expected to tread carefully, that the week's focus should be on her comments at a fundraiser over the weekend. >>> let's go to those comments where hillary clinton seemed to write off half the support donald trump is garnering. >> you know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. right? the racist, sexist, homophobic, zen phobic, islam phobic, you name it. and, unfortunately, there are people like that. and he has lifted them up. he has given voice to their websites that used to only have 11,000 people. now have 11 million. he tweets and retweets their offensive, hate fful, mean spirited rhetoric. some of those folks, they are irredeemable, but thankfully they are not america. >> clinton went on to say the

you interviewings congressman peter king. what are you been doing up there? >> they are very persistent and go up to everyone. we have been picking up on what they asked the former congress men or high executive people and ask the same questions. we love seeing young students involved. it is exciting and inspiring. >> natalie with the fashion institute of technology thanks for being with us. you can see what she is tweeting out. c-sp c-spanbts if you want to see some of her work.

we go now to new york congressman peter king, who sits on both the house intelligence and homeland security committees. congressman, governor cuomo just international terrorism. do you think that's the case? >> we don't know. in fact, in many of these cases we don't know until two, three or four days later whether or not there is a terrorist link. whether or not it's connected overseas. whether or not it's homegrown. the fact there is no evidence right now doesn't mean much. we have the times square bombing back in new york in 2011 i guess it was, and there was no... it took several days before we realized that was coming out of the taliban and pakistan. the boston marathon we didn't know for several days if that was terrorism. so i think we have to assume that terrorism is always a real possibility and go from there. whether it turns out to be or not, we don't know, but i certainly would in the think of ruling out terrorism at this stage. >> dickerson: what's the best way to react for the public and law enforcement officials in incidents like this? we now are so connected that the minute s

john dickerson of face the nation discussed the attacks with peter king sits on homeland security and intelligence committees. congressman, governor cuomo said there are no links to international terrorism, do you think that's the case? >> we don't know. in many of the cases we don't know, two, three, four link. whether or not connected overseas. whether or not it is home groechblt the fact there is no evidence right now. doesn't mean much. times square bombing in new york, 2011, guess it was. and there was no, took several days before, to realize that that was coming out of the, taliban in pakistan. boston marathon bombing we didn't know for several days for certain if, if that was terrorists. so i think you have to assume from the start, terrorism is a real possibility. whether it turns out to be or not. you know we don't know. certainly would not even think of ruling out terrorism at this stage. >> what's the best way to react for the public and law enforcement officials in incidents like this. we now are so connected. the minute something happens, there is a kind of a rush to, to,

and i said peter king the former chairman of the homeland security committee has a bill -- two bills that are supported by over 85% of the american public. bring them to the floor mr. leader, on the premise that we ought to debate, consider and vote. bring them to the floor. bring mr. king's bills to the floor. bring the senate bill. you know the senate bill has 68 votes. and i will tell you, mr. speaker, i will tell the majority leader that had he brought the senate bill to the floor, we were precluded from voting on the senate bill mr. speaker. majority leader just said we ought to bring the bill to the floor. isn't it the right thing to do. if it's right for the senate and we can control the house and i was the majority leader and i could decide to bring bills to the floor or not bring them to the floor. the majority leader has that authority. bring the senate bill to the floor. if, in fact, as the majority leader just said, we ought to have debate, consider it, if it goes down, fine. if it passes that's the will. if that is a good premise in the senate it's even a better premise

. >> peter king is chairman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, melissa, thank you. >> what do you make of this move? >> it is very troubling. fortunately it was in powder form and it was less lethal than gas. we have to assume that isis will use these type of weapons as a last ditch effort. and it sows that this is where president obama's failure three years ago to enforce the red line -- i'm sure the chemical wh weapons were taken from assad's stockpiles, and the fact that the president did not enforce the redline for the chemical weapons in 2013, that is why they're still available today, and he did not cooperate with the russians, we have to assume there is a lot of them around the country that can be used against our troops, iraq troi ts and it's very concerning. >> what do they have to do differently, what do they take into consideration? >> at a minimum they have to take with them chemical weapons here. it's very heavy, it wearis you down and obstructs. but it definitely creates a new danger for them and it will require them to have weapons. >>> the suspect accused of settin

. >>> new york congressman peter king said there was a reason he knew they were all connected.o bombs in chelsea and a bomb in south jersey, they were constructed by the same people as far as the materials used, the christmas lights, all of that was identical. >> christmas lights, what do you make of that? >> i have not seen exact pictures, but it is a technical term, in afghanistan and iraq, they would make presser placed that were strung out on a line. and in a more technical way, you can use a christmas light to create a blasting cap. there are really two major components of bombs. the electronic engineering side and the chemistry side, the explosives that it blows up. both sides the technology and information are readily available. >> how sophisticated were these devices in your condition? >> until we get a report back saying how they were initiated or set off, it is thoohard to s. it could have been a closed loop circuit that is not sophisticated, but very reliable. it could have been more sophisticated and using radio controls. you send a signal through the air. generally

and he received several standing ovations and peter king reminded that pence is a perfect balance totrump. >> donald trump is high octane and mike pence is steady as it goes. and mike pence is perfect guy to balance out donald trump. >> and in a later press conference. pence was asked about his campaign refusal to use deplorable comment. >> he deflected back to hillary clinton's comment of trump's. >> i never heard a mange candidate speak about the american people with such contempt and addressed the david duke affair. >> for all of the world, i have no idea why this man keeps coming up. donald trump and i denounced david duke repeatedly. we said we do not want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him. and earlier in the reception, he was asked another uncomfortable question from jeff tornon said his daughter thinks that trump hates women. he said his daughter needs to watch the speech about the day care program that trump is laying out. pence met with a lot of senators over there including ted cruz. there might be be speculation of cruz offering an endo

congressman peter king coming up on that later this hour.nd another potential terror attack, a man goes on a stabbing spree in a mall in minnesota, allegedly shouting about allah. asking his victims if they were muslim. details next. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. >> let's take a look at the dow futures. shrugging off terror for a while. we're going to open up higher when the market opens in 15 minutes. isis claims responsibility after a knife wielding man injured people saturday evening. the attacker reportedly asking at least one victim whether they were muslim and retchferend allah. joining us is zuhdi jasser. this is the type of attack we have all feared. middle america, mall in the middle of the weekend. isis inspired. your thoughts? >> what we need to pay attention to, this attack

homeland security adviser with is and new york congressman peter king is going to stop by as well. you don't want to miss a moment of it. we kick it off with our top stories, afghan immigrant suspected of planting bombs in new jersey and new york facing attempted murder charges this morning. adam shapiro with the latest, adam, good morning to you. adam: good morning, maria, behind me in the restaurant that mr. rahami's family owns, he lives in the apartment above and the fbi raided looking for evidence as they build the case for federal charges, as we take a look at the video after the shootout in which he was wounded, not life-threatening, we now know that he has been charged with five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, this by the union county prosecutor and his bail was set at $5.2 million by state superior court regina. these are the state charges in new jersey because of the shootout with police. the federal charges are still being formulated and you can see that police officers, fbi agents still here in elizabeth, new jersey, they were able to track down

my name is peter king. i'm the vice chairman of the san francisco ethics commission and i'm happy and honored to be here to speak on behalf of judge called for this position. if you see fit will be joining us as our fifth member good supervisor brett and is to help position that was appointed by the board of supervisors because of a busy schedule he resigned a wild go so that's why supervisor cop the vacancy is there. supervisor cop mentioned, known him had been his friend and also his admirer in san francisco government for over 40 years. i've watched him as a san francisco supervisor as a state senator and as a judge. he has the ultimate in integrity and knowledge and intelligence relating to ethics and law. he is someone that will bring more than a breath of fresh air to the ethics commission. he will exalt it tremendously in my opinion. he's quite corrected i been on the ethics commission now for about 22.5 years. when i came on the prior executive director before the deployment of land palo, the commis

republican congressman peter king. >> having this secret team of experts, it was very secretive, arroganton the american people. >> as her public battle for health care intensified, a personal medical crisis surfaced in arkansas. >> my father had a massive stroke, and i immediately flew to little rock and was by his bedside. >> less than three months after she arrived at the white house, hillary's father, hugh rodham, died. >> it was, you know, just a terrible loss. >> he was very demanding of his kids. i think hillary gets a lot of her tenacity and her determination from her father. >> tenacity and determination she'd need five months later for her marathon health care testimony before five subcommittees on the hill. >> first of all, there is no free lunch in this health care plan. it is not going to be free. everybody's going to be paying something, even people who are on medicaid now will be paying something if they work, unlike today. we think that is a big step forward for responsibility. >> the detractors were surprised. it was a tour de force. it was incredibly sensitive, direct. >

>> new york republican congressman peter king, who had voted against impeachment, delivered the news.nate of perjury and obstruction of justice. >> she put the phone down and it was a slight pause, and she said harold, we were talking about an upstate county in new york. >> instead of talking about the fact her husband had been acquitted, she wanted to get back to business? >> right back. i could see in her body language that there was a sense of real relief, but she's not easily distracted from the issue at hand. >> that issue was the launch of her own political career. >> bill was really encouraging her to do this. lots of people come forward and say you really should think about doing this. >> hillary clinton felt like she needed something of her own. she needed to essentially move away from being an adjunct of her husband. >> maggie haberman was a local newspaper reporter covering the senate campaign. >> she saw an open seat and the field was basically cleared for her. >> i'm starting a listening tour of new york. >> the senate race had been a mini-presidential race in terms of st

joining us now, new york congressman peter king.ember of the homeland security committee and obviously a committee that has had its hands very full since the events of that day. congressman king, first of all, update us on the 9/11 bill as many people have called it, the house passed it. the senate passed it. it's now in the hands of the president, but the president has said he is likely to veto it. what is your expectation of the events that will take place from there? >> john, this bill would allow 9/11 families to bring the saudi government into court. it doesn't say anyone is guilty or innocent but it gives them their day in court. it passed in house, in the senate. it's bipartisan. the president is threatening to veto it. donald trump has said he supports it. i would ask hillary clinton to urge the president not to veto this bill. it should not be vetoed. it's a sign of unity. it gives families the opportunity to have their day in court. it's finely drawn. it's very precise. it's not going to open up the flood gates to any of t

. >>> new york congressman peter king saying that he assured they are looking at other suspects at this time. a raid going on in elizabeth, new jersey and home believed connected to him. right over restaurant that said chicken. live in new york city. dan hausle. 7news. >>> expert say the bombing new york city had is similarityings to attack in boston marathon. new york an explosion. a few blocks away pressure cooker device found. boston marathon in 2013 pressure cooker bombs were used to kill three people and injure more than 200 others. those who led the boston investigation say the new york city police have a lot of evidence >>> we found in boston on building tops, you know, on adjacent streetways. >> expert also believe that just like with the boston attack surveillance video will be key to finding who is responsible for the bombing. be sure to stay with # near for continuing coverage o of the bombing in new york and in new jersey. when we're not on the air you can always get the latest updates online using our mobile or tablet apps. whdh.com. >>> to the race for the white house. can

peter king was on our network earlier today, he was talking to the fact that hillary clinton brings uphe fact that we need more intelligence and surveillance. do you think we need more surveillance? >> i think we need more of everything. our number one priority is to protect the american people. i do believe that we need to support law enforcement in any way that we can. i would like to see more attention to social media. many of these people are recruited through social media. we should be countering that. he apparently was brought here when he was 2-year-old, he was raised in the american culture of this great country. why in the world would he turn and try to hurt people. i think we need to spend more time looking at social media and looking on surveillance that basically captured him of many of the businesses of surveillance equipment and they all provided that working police in a coordinated way to find a solution. i am so proud of new yorkers and proud of our first responders and i was there yesterday for a good portion of it. today, they're so appreciative and every single perso

. >> reporter: congressman peter king is a supporter of the often-unpredictable nominee. are you nervous about what you might see? >> there's always a certain dynamic tension when it comes to donald trump. he's either going to be more on message than usual tonight or more spontaneous. >> reporter: we expect him to come in more subdued.

and i said peter king, the former chairman of the homeland security committee has a bill -- two billst are supported by over 85% of the american public. bring them to the floor, mr. leader, on the premise that we ought to debate, consider and vote. bring them to the floor. bring mr. king's bills to the floor. bring the senate bill. you know the senate bill has 68 votes. and i will tell you, mr. speaker, i will tell the majority leader that had he brought the senate bill to the floor, we were precluded from voting on the senate bill, mr. speaker. majority leader just said we ought to bring the bill to the floor. isn't it the right thing to do. if it's right for the senate and we can control the house and i was the majority leader and i could decide to bring bills to the floor or not bring them to the floor. the majority leader has that authority. bring the senate bill to the floor. if, in fact, as the majority leader just said, we ought to have debate, consider it, if it goes down, fine. if it passes, that's the will. if that is a good premise in the senate, it's even a better premise