session the senate adjourn until the next pro forma session. monday, december, 23, at 10:00 a.m., thursday, december 26, at 3:15 p.m., monday, december 30 at 2:00 p.m., thursday, january, 2 at 6:30 p.m. so for the information of all senators, when the senate adjourns on thursday, january 2, 2020, it will next convene at 12 noon on friday, january 3, pursuant to the constitution. following the prayer and pledge, the morning hour be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, and the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day. finally, following leader remarks the senate be in ad period of morning business with -- in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask that the senate stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. icer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: last night the house democrats finally did what they had decided to do a long tim

we had a couple of pro forma sessions over the weekend to follow house rules, and the house rules committee meeting on tuesday with a floor debate on wednesday. also a busy week on capitol hill with the house voting on a spending bill to avert a government shutdown on tuesday. and a vote on the usmca trade deal which will take place on thursday before lawmakers had out-of-town for the christmas holiday recess. and back in january, the senate will take up the articles of impeachment. our live coverage continues over the course of the next couple of days. a reminder on the web at c-span.org, and take us along on the free c-span radio app. from this morning test judiciary session as that gavel came down, for a very brief session. lawmakers on the committee voting on two articles of impeachment. >> did judiciary committee will come to order. after agreeing to the articles of impeachment against president donald j. trump, depending business will be in favor of the house. the question is now on the motion to report the resolution. at 755 the amendment favorably to the house. pursuant to cause fiv

look for some brief pro forma sessions tomorrow and sunday. then the rules committee meeting on tuesday. in the meantime, back to your phone calls. we also have one for independents. the president's meeting with the president of paraguay and there is a meeting with reporters in the oval office. we show you that coming up in just a couple minutes. eric in buffalo, thank you for waiting, good morning. it is past noon in washington here. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have followed donald trump since the 1970's. he's not what he says he is. they have to get into his financial records. deals,with her china jared kushner with 666 5th avenue. there is so much they could get into. democrats should hold the impeachment and just keep on bringing up more articles of impeachment on donald trump. there is a lot more that the american public does not know. a lot of these people calling in, you should ask what news channel they follow. a lot of these angry democrats sound like they are following fox news. what we have are the articles of impeachmen

in any case it's expected to be a procedural thing, a pro forma session.n impeachment, so be on your toes. weird things happen. that's tomorrow. that's saturday. sunday -- we believe by midnight sunday night the house judiciary committee is expected to release its full report on the impeachment of president trump. technically, that's supposed to guide the floor vote that's going to happen on wednesday, but we also expect that to be a really substantive report including potentially this might be the place where the house ties the ukraine skancandal to things in the mueller report and other patterns in the president's behavior. tuesday the rules committee is going to establish the rules for the floor debate on impeach. . that night we also expected to see hundreds of marches and vigils all across the country in support of impeachment tuesday night, impeachment eve. because on wednesday the full house is expected to debate and vote on whether to impeach president trump, which would make him only the third impeached president in u.s. history. that's the plan.

life to the house for a pro forma session. east coast -- your calls and reactions to today's developments by the house judiciary committee. a white house reporter telling reporters this has been a wild week. randy in midland, north carolina. thank you for waiting. caller: appreciate you having me on the air. i am a republican. i work full-time and have a part-time business with me in my sons. host: what is your business? isler: the side business stump grinding, grading, light hauling. we do that on her days off. have you been watching of the house judiciary committee? caller: as much as possible. i have been watching. my full-time job allows me some time to watch tv. in the evenings me and my wife watching the recaps we can. it is likee to say an alternate universe. mainstream and see a completely different take on what has happened that what i've actually seen with my own eyes on the house floor. how people ared misconstrued to the truth if they watch the mainstream media. they are not getting the full facts. they should be w

i may not agree -- >> we leave this hearing for a moment take you live to the senate for a brief pro forma session.

>> xerox is saying in its presentation to hp investors that, on a pro forma basis, the combined revenueld be about $66.8 billion, with hp contributing $58 billion of that total. they are also saying that there are certain products of hp that can be sold through xerox and certain efficiencies that could be made, and they could unlock $1.5 billion of additional revenue. the problem is, with a company that large, is $1.5 billion enough to convince those skeptical of a deal? and it also did not answer the question of whether revenue increases over the midterm or long-term would be possible in a declining industry? taylor: revenue growth, synergy sounds great. is it realistic? nico: xerox would say yes, it is realistic. they have been crunching the math and they have found the right now hp is selling a lot of its computers and printers through either direct sales to large customers or through indirect channels, which means basically resellers. xerox has a whole team of folks who sell to small and midsize businesses. they say, we can sell your pcs to our existing customers. we can have your p

. >> so the williams report tend to be pretty pro forma, but i do have a question. i don't know if anybody on staff is here to answer. if not, we can get back to this later. if you look at the document, there is 11 facility complaints, and nine were resolved and two unresolved. so i want to know -- first of all, i would like to know what the facilities and the complaints are, because there is no supporting documentation around that and what the timeline is to resolve the issues. i don't know, dawn -- >> i can follow up on that and get you a response, commissioner. >> but an even bigger issue, and i've been bringing this up in different matters or forms, the first item is textbooks and instructional materials. i would contend that part of our instructional materials at the elementary level is having a robust classroom library and we don't have that. so i feel like we're violating the williams laws or rules that are set in place by williams, which actually was part of my first time on the board. because the textbooks are not really being used in elementary schools. if

they're trying to bring to bear on mitch mcconnell and the republicans to have more than just a pro forma trial. that is righta: and this is an idea that has been floated by people outside of congress to say this is how democrats could insist on getting witnesses like john bolton and mike pompeo from the trump administration. it has become a bit more of a political confusion then pull oc intended for it to bit -- the nancy pelosi intended to be. she was asked about it and had an unscripted moment where she said she was not happy with the senate trial, but even her top deputies were surprised and admitted behind the scenes that was not their first plan a. david: thank you so much to anna from washington. now we turn to los angeles where our chief washington correspondent is in los angeles for the presidential debate. what are we expecting? kevin: seven candidates will be on stage. the top-tier candidates dynamics have not significantly changed. joe biden still leading polls nationally but dipping in iowa and new hampshire. he will tried to draw a contrast between bernie sanders, who mainta

senate would began rolling in shortly for what is expected to be a brief pro forma session. the house judiciary committee voting to improve articles of impeachment against donald trump possibly coming to the house for, for a full vote next wednesday. chuck schumer spoke about the house's articles of impeachment. impeachment. the house judiciary committee will continue today its markup of artic

president of the united states where he usually does shady things, so let's assume that that's just pro formam not creating a low bar for the president of the united states. what i'm doing is telling you he is here running true to form. >> true to form. i also argue also means dirty in this case. now, the best you'll get from republican electeds, not what mukasey is, they'll say trump has a unique way of communicating, or, if pressed, i would have said it differently. so the party that once argued in impeaching bill clinton that they needed to cleanse the office, forget about crimes, cleanse. now, dirty donald in the white house, that's okay. look, the democrats had it out for him, they say, that this isn't a fair look at the facts, they say. then their main man in the senate says this. >> we all know how it's going to end. there's no chance the president's going to be removed from office. >> so he just did what you complained about them doing in the house. dirty to do what you say you're better than. senate majority leader says he's in lockstep with the white house and that the ending is alr

i think they're just doing this pro forma group photo. there's president trump as you can see. >> is that a smile. >> well, none of the leaders are smiling at the moment. but obviously we will get into everything that's happening overseas and everything that is happening here in the u.s. because the house judiciary committee takes over the impeachment inquiry this morning as things aren to get even more interesting. we have a preview next. ♪ - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. but the most important gift is the one you give to the person who believes in you...all year long. every best. gift. ever begins with kay. he borrowed billions donald trump failed as a inbusinessman.ear long. and left a trail of bankruptcy and broken promises. he hasn't changed. i started a tiny investment business, and over 27 years, grew it successfully to 36 bi

even the pro forma nature of being president and allowing a burial with full military honors.e's buried in arlington for a world war ii veteran. he assigned that could kind of favor status, but it started with the pronunciation of the name. >> you know, it's interesting. he's sitting there using the name and he's implying that it sounds like some kind of genital and, well, isn't that funny? but of course it reminds you of uncle whoever that counselor at camp. everything about the man is easy. it's always easy. so, for example, never mind the history of the man who he's talking about, his significance. donald trump has the historical sense of roughly a kitchen cabinet. the past doesn't matter except as possibly it flatters him in the present. once again it's about orality. before you can write history down, people tend to preserve history in their heads, often with some one or two people who remember the history. and the history tends to be massaged to fit the needs of people living difficult lives in the present. just mastering details such as what franklin pierce's wife's nam

it was pro forma. timothy: what kind of training did they have for new congresspeople? rep. holtzman: none. timothy: none? rep. holtzman: none. timothy: you get to washington, what are your assignments? rep. holtzman: well, i didn't get to washington day one of the new congress. i understood that you had to go and select a committee and be on a committee. and so i sat around with my advisers and just to give you an idea of how remote the idea of impeachment was, i mean, not only remote, non-existent. we sat around and tried to figure out what would be the best committee to be on. and we all agreed since my predecessor had been on the house judiciary committee for 50 years -- 50 -- that it would probably be good to break new ground and try something different so i wouldn't be compared to him and try to get on another committee. so i went down to washington to lobby not to be put on the judiciary committee. in those days, freshman members of congress weren't listened to. so i came down. i remember going to see in those days the ways and means committee made the decisions. the

but in the end, there's a pro forma quality to this impeachment, right?e have a feeling that we know the outcome so much that it becomes hard to listen to two sides talking past each other over and over and over again for hours. >> hell hath no fury like a member of congress who will miss their flight home on friday. i think that's one of the things we learned, really. that's the only explanation for why they were so upset. having the vote last night or this morning, there's no material difference especially over something as serious as impeachment accusations that the president used his power to ask a foreign government to influence the u.s. election and then withheld evidence in the investigation of the process. dana, it's inevitable this vote is going to happen. the house judiciary committee will approve it. and next week the full house will vote to impeach the president. and one of the things i've been struck by over the past 24 hours is there is talk there may be some democratic defections. some may vote against it, and there may be more. but a democ

the joke about him looking up from hell, even the pro forma nature of being president and allowing al with full military honors. he's buried in arlington, world war ii veteran. he assigned that to kind of favor status. it started with the pronunciation of the name. >> you know, it's interesting. he's sitting there using the name, and he's implying that it sounds like some kind of genital, isn't that funny. of course it reminds you've of uncle whoever that counselor at camp. everything about the man is easy, always easy. for example, never mind the history of the man who he's talking about and his significance. donald trump has the historical sense of roughly a kitchen cabinet. the past doesn't matter except as possibly it flatters him in the present. once again, it's about orality. before you can write history down, people tend to preserve history in their heads often with some one or two people who remember the history, and the history tends to be massaged to fit the needs of people living difficult lives in the present. just mastering details such as what franklin pierce's wife's n

tomorrow the house is going to have a pro forma, very brief session that they need to do to introduce the articles in a sort of technical session. we don't expect anything substantive to happen there, but you never know. on tuesday the rules committee will very briefly have their own moment where they basically need to play their part in getting the impeachment articles onto the house floor under the rules of debate by which those articles of impeachment will be considered. again, we don't expect that to be a substantive thing but anything can happen. that night, tuesday night next week we are expecting there to be demonstrations and marches all over the country on the eve of what is expected to be the house floor vote on impeaching donald trump. groups like indivisible and move on are expecting demonstrations and marches in support of impeachment all over the country in all 50 states on tuesday night. again, the eve of what is expected to be the house floor vote for impeachment. and then on wednesday morning the house will convene for a full floor vote on these two articles. if the h

so our viewrers know, in 10 minutes will we be going to a brief pro forma in the house.e will be back on the backside of that, but senator dorgan, the last we saw the house, the last action they took was impeachment of president trump. you sat in on the trial of bill clinton when he was impeached. what would your advice be to those senators? senator dorgan: there's no joy in being in the united states senate and having to sit as a juror. the house, obviously the house of representatives develops articles of impeachment when they think they are necessary. they send them to a jury called the united states senate. the senate is a political body as well. it is not as if you have got a jury of people who have not been the politicall questions leading up to when the senate gets the impeachment resolutions. the senatee is that will do this in a responsible way. i did notice senator mcconnell, he has already set i am not impartial but the fact is -- the oath you take requires you to be impartial. you take an oath. i don't know where all this goes, when the senate leader says we

and johnson new new and to you for not o only doing it but going through it he could've given a pro formach nobody ever said a bad word and we get thrown together something. [laughter] but those that weren't there it change the definition. you could not be a decent governor at least in our part of the country you cannot have that threshold unless you were serious. mesh you are serious about education. that was a huge thing. and it still is. [laughter] and when i was president and the one thing that you know you can tell somebody a serious or not and if there is a remote chance and once you have done that enough with charlottesville not very long and then to agree on everything everybody was committed to making a difference. and i think we did there still a heck of a lot to do but for what whatever is appropriate to do again but never forget that we had a chance to help and had america a better place. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> clearly it was a summit worth celebrating please join me to think president clinton and governor bush for sharing their ideas. [applause] >> thank you al

house pro forma session of the decade.ing morning prayer, cast chaplain -- the guest chaplain reflected on the stabbing that happened on saturday just outside new york city in which five people were wounded. texas church shooting that happened on monday. , we pray,y god reflect, meditate in different ways. but as a year, a decade and 2020 unitedmay we reaffirm the hope of langston hughes. let america be the dream the dreamers streamed. -- dreamed. dreamed a nation founded on the quality, rights, a constitution established for a more perfect union, for liberty, for us and our posterity. must reflect those dreams. with this decade's last house prayer, we give thanks for progress, look ahead with hope. wide open to prejudice, hatred, terror that remain. fueling violence like the anti-semitic hanukkah party attack, the texas church attack sunday. foring almighty god strength to dream the bravest dream are dreamers streamed, our people dreamed. .e shall overcome we shall overcome. we shall overcome some day. believe weheart i d

they are almost pro forma. one of these trials, the federal judge calls both sides in usually. what we understand, there's going to be something they will call, they will call these guys in likely, and they will say you want to try one more time to settle this before this goes. i put low chance on them settling it. i think the ags are, you know, they want to break this thing up, obviously, t-mobile/sprint, they do not want to break up. they may do some more give-backs, some more price cuts, some more stuff for union workers, whatever it is that, you know, the two, you know, left of center progressive attorney generals want, if they ever agree to let this thing go. but for all intents and purposes, this thing will likely go to trial on monday, and then you know, it's something that you have to watch, if you own the stock. i mean, it's an existential threat. you could get the judge, from what i understand, is not quite a full-on progressive, he's a clinton appointee so you know, you could see the judge, you know,

i think that there is all pro-forma stuff you have to put out just to kind of cover your bases. i think the bottom line here is the president's facing a trial in the senate and schumer has done a good job of setting up the goalpost around fair trial. not necessarily the final vote. that's why we've been talking about witnesses and all of those things over the last two weeks and not actually who's going to vote for impeachment. or rather who's going to vote for removal and who's not. >> robert tsai, thank you. noah, joel, natasha, you are all staying with us. ahead, the billionaire candidates taking over the airwaves in an effort to take over the white house. will it work? we'll ask one of them next. democrat tom steyer will join me. and later, no christmas surprise yet. kim jong-un threatened he was sending us a gift. but we're still waiting. what does it say about north korea's nuclear capabilities? s . they're walking into a trap. your orders are to deliver a message calling off tomorrow morning's attack. [ dramatic music ] why in god's name did you have to choose me? if you d

>>'re saul -- we're all saying this is historic, but basically this is now a pro forma exercise in my the democrats want to get it off their plate as soon as possible. it's not convulsing the nation. even democratic candidates aren't talking about it very much on the campaign trail. i tend to believe when he gets acquitted in the senate as he inevitably will, that this like so many over things in the trump era, and two weeks later, it will feel like it happened a decade ago, and it will have very little effect on the politics going forward. >> ruth marcus, the democrats may not be talking about it as much -- i don't know if that's exactly true, but we know that president trump is talking about it a lot, tweeting about it a lot, including something you should know he said, after watching the disgraceful way that brett kavanaugh was treated by the democrats and now seeing first hand the same radical left, do nothing dems are treating the whole impeachment hoax. i see why so many dems are voting republican. you see strong echoes between the kavanaugh confirmation and what's going on righ

so let's assume that that's just pro forma? >> no. i'm not creating a low bar for the president of the united states. what i'm doing is telling you that he is here running true to form. whether that warrants removal. >> we know that if you were counsel, if he were lucky enough to have you as counsel. >> what did i ever do to you? [ laughter ] >> that's right. but, look, let's be honest. he needs as many people like you as he can get around him right now because he needs someone to help him with better judgment. but he says here's what i'm going to do. i'm not going after biden and this ukraine stuff. it'll be helpful for it to come out. i'm going to have ukraine own it. >> you tell him don't do this, this way. i don't know that that's what he said. i think he said this is a handy way to get something on biden. i'm going to do whatever i do. >> but he did it the wrong way. so why don't the republican defenders admit that and say, but, here's our argument against removal. because denying everything it seems they are open to suggestion o

he could have given a pro forma speech, nobody would ever say a bad word about it and we could have thrownogether something that didn't require the staff. it wouldn't amount to a hill of beans but looking at what these governors did and the ones who weren't there, it changed the definition of being what a governor was. you could not be a decent governor at least in our part of the country, you could not cross the threshold of accessibility unless you were serious about helping education. that was a huge thing. it remains one of the great moments of my life. we went through campaigns to gather, and then he was on the white house fellows program, he agreed to serve, the white house fellow, jeb said he spoke to them. we have been through this. one thing you need to know, you can tell if someone is serious or not or the remote chance of changing someone else's life, it doesn't take long to know, i was in charlottesville not very long. does it help because of the meetings we had when it didn't matter we agreed on everything. everybody who is committed to making a difference, everybody was commi

senate for a brief pro forma session. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order.he clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington,d.c., december 23, 2019. to the senate. under the provisions of rule 1 paragraph 3 of the standing rules of the senate, i appoint the honorable roy blunt, a senator from the state of missouri, to perform the duties of the chair. signed chuck grassley, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:15 p.m. on thursday, december 26, 2019.

trying to do that right now, but they are talking about a value of $31 because they're valuing the pro formany, they're saying it adds $14 a share now, the deal is worth $22 $17 in cash, the remainder in xerox stock. they're saying, but profo forma that stub, at the multiple we think it should get, confusing, but their implied value they're saying is 31 actual value on paper, 22. he's going to make a big argument about why this they got to get three weeks of due diligence. >> i think the combination is a great one. they delivered a good quarter, no one seemed to care at all in the end, what happened in 2018 was that hp wanted to merge. so it just is natural to keep pushing and pushing. >> and they will the key date to remember, the window opens on i think right around christmas for nominees to the board. that will be a key moment there, hp, does they allow them diligence in some fashion or stiff arm going to be sort of the key here and then is xerox going to move forward with a proxy fight. far, far smaller, $8.7 billion in revenue compared to $58 billion in revenue at hp but much higher mar

the house gaveling down from its pro forma session, the next section at friday, 9:00 eastern. when the house gavels back in, watch live coverage here on c-span. back now to the white house summit on mental health. what i would like to do for a few minutes. >> let's start with you. in terms of the imd exclusion that they express concerns if we live the imd exclusion we open the door to institutionalization of thousands of people. do you have comments about that? >> it will not open the door community treatment will always be cheaper and government will always will be a cheaper option if it is effective. but then go back to snakepit conditions of the past of one flew over the cuckoo's nest but it is the lack of money for hospitals that created substandard conditions allowing them more money that is truly therapeutic. and to have the panelist speak about the continuum of services that are needed to support the seriously mental ill. what do you see as a continuum of care what happens if you don't have those kinds of services? but these fights over scraps so now we are worried abou

dupont's nutrition and biosciences business dupont at $26.2 billion, the combined company will have pro forma9 revenue of more than $11 billion. $2.6 billion in ebitda here with us at post nine, iff chairman and ceo andreas fibig and dupont's executive chairman ed breen thanks to you both thank you for being with us. you're coppiming right off the conference call you just held. ed, let me start with you. on the call you said iff is the best partner in every respect, you obviously indicated there was a process you evaluated a number of potential outcomes for this business. why was this the best one for your shareholders? >> we made the decision based on strategic fit and culture. this creates the global leader across all the ingredients spaces, the broadest portfolio by far and we'll have double the r&d of any other company in the industry so strategically we love this, we can really offer our customers full set solutions that nobody else, any competitor, can do the interesting thing was it was a competitive process, there were three people that wanted to merge with the company and all three o

so our viewrers know, in 10 minutes will we be going to a brief pro forma in the house.ll be back on the backside of that, but senator dorgan, the last we saw the house, the last action they took was impeachment of president trump. you sat in on the trial of bill clinton when he was impeached. what would your advice be to those senators? senator dorgan: there's no joy in being in the united states senate and having to sit as a juror. the house, obviously the house of representatives develops articles of impeachment when they think they are necessary. they send them to a jury called the united states senate. the senate is a political body as well. it is not as if you have got a jury of people who have not been the politicall questions leading up to when the senate gets the impeachment resolutions. the senatee is that will do this in a responsible way. i did notice senator mcconnell, he has already set i am not impartial but the fact is -- the oath you take requires you to be impartial. you take an oath. i don't know where all this goes, when the senate leader says we will

today they are holding a pro forma session in the house. it is possible they could file a report on articles of impeachment resolution. we expect this to be a brief session with no legislative business or vote. we will return to the testimony of inspector general horowitz. after this live coverage of the u.s. house. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, december 14, c., 2019. i hereby appoint the honorable kathy castor to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. pray.in conroy: let us gracious god, we give you thanks day.iving us another you have blessed us with all good gifts and with thankful express our gratitude. you have created us with serve other to people in their need, to share and her in respect affection and to be faithful in the responsibilities we have given. in this moment

we take you to the pro forma session of the house. ey are doing a series of short sessions until they come back. the speaker pro tempore: the order.ill now be in the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, ashington, d.c., december 30, 2019. i hereby appoint the honorable g.k. butterfield to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the chaplain, rabbi arnold e. esnicoff, chaplain, u.s. navy, retired, washington, d.c. e

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senate as meeting now for a pro forma session.they have been doing this every three days while congress is on a holiday recess. the second session of the 100 16th session begins friday. .... provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable debra fischer, a senator from the state of nebraska, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: chuck grassley, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate previous order, the senate >> congress returns to work the first week of january. here is what is ahead. the house is yet

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senate for a brief pro forma session. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington,d.c., december 23, 2019. to the senate. under the provisions of rule 1 paragraph 3 of the standing rules of the senate, i appoint the honorable roy blunt, a senator from the state of missouri, to perform the duties of the chair. signed chuck grassley, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:15 p.m. on thursday, december 26, on thursday, december 26, >> pro forma sessions are scheduled every three business days innocent until they the oe new session january 3. we return out to the discussion with tom steyer. >> this should be an incredibly fun and choice season for all of us so let's try to do that if we can. >> thank you, mr. steyer. >> happy holidays. >> here's a a look at some of r future programming this holiday week. >> this holiday week booktv is on c-span2 every day with primetime features each night starting tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern wi

the senate is about to come in for a brief pro forma session, part of c-span's network to bring you gavel to gavel coverage of the senate and the house and now to live coverage of the u.s. senate. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., december 13 2019. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable roger wicker, a senator from the state of mississippi, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: chuck grassley, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate will stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on monday december 16, 2019. >> and so the senate is gambling out now after the brief pro forma session. they will be back monday to debate the conference report. this morning the house judiciary committee approved two articles of impeachment against donald trump, abuse of power and obstruction of congress, those articles of impeachment go to the house floor for a vote next week possibly w

we take viewers live to the house floor for a brief pro forma session. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will be offered by the arnold e. ain, rabbi resnicoff. chaplain, u.s. navy, washington, d.c. arnold e. resnicoff during these holy days, christmas, hanukkah, kwanzaa, more, some sing different congress, reflecting the beauty, diversity of communities, cultures, faiths, that make our nation rich. yet we americans, we the people, share songs of unity beyond diversity. when we embrace our nation's highest dreams, our lives become its songs. of america we sing. o beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the years. of america we sing, o beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strife who more than self their country love and mercy more than life. god bless our lives, our leaders, with a patriot dream of love of country, love of ercy, freedom, justice, over party, over self to cooperate, sacrifice, even compromise for the art of the possible for the greater good. god bless america we sing. help us we pray. forever make this nation worthy of that blessi

i may not agree -- >> we leave this hearing for a moment take you live to the senate for a brief pro forma session. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., december 26, 2019. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable john kennedy, a senator from the state of louisiana, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: chuck grassley, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 2:00 p.m. on monday, december 30, 2019. adjourn:e rules

we are going to take you to the floor of the house in just a they say will be a standard pro forma session. a brief session on this friday morning with many key votes expected next week. live coverage here on c-span. >> the prayer will be offered by chaplain father conroy. >> loving god we give you thanks for giving us another day. the firsting days of session of the 116th congress, help the members of the house and those of the senate to act wisely and carefully in the important work they do. throughation passes this holy season for millions of americans, may there be goodwill communities and peace and reconciliation or those virtues -- >> communications and messages. the chair announces the speaker reappointment effective december 16, 2019, pursuant to section two of the civil rights commission amendment act of 1994. the house of january 3, 2019 of the following individuals on the part of the house to the commission on civil rights for a term expiring december 15, 2025. the clerk: mr. peter from cleveland, ohio. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12 had been a of rule 1, -- 12-a