the prescott there early -- press got there early. trump also spoke with mitch mcconnell and republicans in the upper chamber. they released a joint statement with paul ryan and donald trump saying they will have additional discussions and use the opportunity to unify the p party. trump tweeted, great day in d.c., rings working out really well. reportedlyoon, trump met with james baker, one of the iconic figures, and lindsey graham of south carolina, who has been very anti-trump, reportedly had a cordial call with trump today. wallace, republican , what is anything was accomplished today with trump's visit ? >> he is obviously a rising star in the republican party. he is revered by establishment figures, and viewed as having a bright future, but i am more intrigued by the potential political opportunity of donald trump beginning to get a toehold on matters of national security like the meetings he had with does go moreer and with the view of less is more. i think the phone call with lindsey graham is very significant. : the fact that

. >> prescott. >> yeah. >> do you have any more questions about transferring out tomorrow? >> no. >> i'm way outnumbered but i have a radio and, you know, i have good people working with me. you know, everybody here looks out for everybody else. >> for officer ed massey who came to spring creek from the military, diligence is rule one. >> i'm watching the inmates, i'm looking for what you'd call body language, posturing. if there's a problem, they will posture. if you're watching you can head off stuff before it starts. >> that's the one i was looking at. i think he's all right. he's just messing around, probably. >> you're always making sure that you have an escape route if you need one. if that's locking myself in a cell or whatever. >> i don't need the receipt. y'all are tricking. >> spring creek enforces a zero tolerance policy for inmate infractions. >> our department use of force policy is called p-a-i-d, p.a.i.d. the application of force is passive aggressive, intermediate and deadly. we always try to start with passive. you talk to a prisoner, show a presence of sta

donald trump has won the west virginia and the prescott primaries a week after driving his competitors out of the republican race for the white house. ted cruz's name was still on the ballot and he said he might reenter the contest if he performed well. bernie sanders is a projected winner in west virginia, the only primary on the democratic side. it would be his 19th state victory but has just 37 delegates up for grabs. >> canadian oil facilities representing more than 90% of production taken off-line during the alberta wildfire have emerged unscathed. operations are already bringing back some of the roughly one million barrels per day of supply. officials say that although fort mcmurray lost almost 2.5 thousand buildings, the vast majority survived, including the airport, water treatment plant, hospitals and schools. britonsthan half of think that the only way to curb immigration is for the u.k. to vote to leave the european union and the referendum. that is according to a poll by ifs is maury. 95% of people backing brexit say it's the only with the cut immigration. even one and five

president, i would also ask unanimous consent that following people: marion gibson, debra prescott, eric hanson and tim mccroson, detailees to the governmental affairs committee be granted privileges to the floor for the remainder of the second session of the 114th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. carper: thank you, mr. president. we have been on the floor many afternoons, late afternoons. everybody else is packed up and heading for home, you have to listen to me wax i hope eloquently talking about some of the very good people who work at the department of homeland security. and when you look at people who do important work for our country, there is a lot of valuable agencies, a lot of valuable, very valuable people, hardworking people, but some of the best and brightist are -- brightest are folks who work at the department of homeland security and try to protect us, our businesses and our country. i have come regularly to the floor now for a couple of years to highlight some of the great work being done by the men and women who serve us at the department of homela

prescott,dia in arizona. democrats line. caller: hi there, mr. johnson. republican -- a guest: libertarian. caller: well, he was a republican as a governor, wasn't he? guest: yes, but a libertarian ,epublican governor, today libertarian presidential candidate. i want to draw a distinction. you cannot bear your past. ry your past. i want to see you and bill weld support bernie sanders. there's a lot of people out here that want bernie sanders to win the nomination. ,f he is not in the nomination i'm sure you would take home the if you had all the ideas that bernie sanders has and three quarters of america have. claudia, here is a pitch to make to everybody out there. sidewith.com. get online, take that political quiz. really simple. 60 questions, you don't have to register. at the end of that quiz, you get paired up with a presidential candidate most in line with your views. don't we all away to ourselves to find out who we align with we it toith -- o ourselves to find out who we align with and side with? 70% with bernie sanders. there is crony capitalism.

and officers like jeff prescott who is retiring after 20 years of service. and corporal christie bennet who serves as the public information officer. christie recently received the silent wilbur award. these are just a few of the long list of arkansas law enforcement officers who serve our state, but there are many more where those names came from. i know i join all arkansans in extending our appreciation to all arkansas law enforcement officers, not only this week but every week. i yield the floor. mr. coats: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. coats: mr. president, we're all too familiar with the famous promises president obama made to sell the american people on his obama proposal, and i said, yes, "sell." we now know from the white house revelations made by former members who worked for the president, we know that they -- the white house has been actively engaged in selling their programs and selling their proposals to the american people through some admittedly sophisticated ways in using social media to achieve a goal. j

prescott,dia in arizona. democrats line. caller: hi there, mr. johnson.ublican -- a guest: libertarian. caller: well, he was a republican as a governor, wasn't he? guest: yes, but a libertarian ,epublican governor, today libertarian presidential candidate. i want to draw a distinction. you cannot bear your past. ry your past. i want to see you and bill weld support bernie sanders. there's a lot of people out here that want bernie sanders to win the nomination. ,f he is not in the nomination i'm sure you would take home the if you had all the ideas that bernie sanders has and three quarters of america have. claudia, here is a pitch to make to everybody out there. sidewith.com. get online, take that political quiz. really simple. 60 questions, you don't have to register. at the end of that quiz, you get paired up with a presidential candidate most in line with your views. don't we all away to ourselves to find out who we align with we it toith -- o ourselves to find out who we align with and side with? 70% with bernie sanders. there is crony capitalism. the

. >> if you are talking to women who want to be able to prescott themselves. that is important.ocal issue. he says i'm going to do away with gun free zones on the first day in office. probably not possible. >> "new york times" cbs news poll asking what should republican leaders who disagree with trump do now? 80% support trump. 17% don't support trump. as the republican thought leader yourself. >> that's come a long way. and part of that is that the primary season is effectively over for the republicans. it's continued for the democrats. i don't think that anybody six months ago would have predicted that because we had 17 candidates. we only had four and thought her opponents were weak. their basis changed. i think at this point shows the republicans are like okay we need one unifying factor and that is hillary clinton. they want to beat her. >> saying things like, you know, i'm not going to endorse donald trump but i'll vote for him. what is that? >> i would hat empathy for them. they know their districts -- >> what is the difference between voting for and endorsing someone? >>