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and great companies with economic opportunity and prosperity here in georgia and beyond. from the farm to the new york stock exchange she has lived the american dream and i am confident she will work every single day to keep that dream alive for children and grandchildren and generations of americans to come. like senator purdue she is an outsider like trump she is smart and accomplished and a savvy businesswoman and ready to take on the status quo of the politically correct and the special interest she knows that washington is fundamentally broke she knows we need to drain the swamp. she knows our senior senator purdue said the road to socialism will not run through georgia. [applause] >> kelly leffler will stand with our president and senator purdue and our allies to keep america great. . . . . right here in georgia with drugs, weapons, violence and fear. like senator isakson, kelly supports our veterans and will protect the military installations and communities they support here in our state. she is a trusted leader who knows how to get the job done. she will make our small-business owners, farmer

prosperity. here in georgia and beyond. from the farm to the new york stock exchange, kelly is really lived the american dream. and i am confident that she will work every single day to keep the dream alive. for our children and our grandchildren and for the generations of georgians in americans to come. like senator perdue, kelly is an outsider. like market trump, kelly is smart and accomplished in a savvy businesswoman. and like our president, couto kelly is ready to take i'm the scotus quo, the politically correct, and a special interest. she knows that washington is fundamentally broke. she knows that we need to drain the swamp. she knows that as our sin to be senior perdue says, the road to socialism, will not run through georgia. [laughter] [applause] kelly leffler will stay on with our president, senator perdue, and their allies in the house and senate. taking america great. she will in this impeachment circus in washington and get congress back to working for the people of our country. she is the woman of faith and conviction who believes that w

york and i loved it. david: you became ceo and goldman prospered, did pretty well. then george w.h becomes president of the united states and he made a couple of interest to you to be secretary of the treasury. you repeatedly said you were not interested. is that right? hank: correct. david: why were you not interested? hank: i enjoyed doing what i was doing. i had a family that was vehemently opposed to the president. my mother, my wife, my kids. i think also at the root of things, although i did not tell myself it was the reason, i knew i was doing a pretty good job running goldman sachs, so i said no a few times. they kept coming back. the last time jim baker made a pretty compelling case, and more than anything else, what hit me was i looked at things and said, guess what? i go around, i recruit all the time at business schools. i tell people welcome change, change is your friend. we all hate change. maybe it was fear of failure preventing me from serving my country. as soon as i saw that, i said i will not let that stop me. i made the jump. david: when you joined the governme

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york. you've seen this prosperity. you've seen the crowds. do you see also what i see?nd this impeachment circus? >> for 25 years stuart i've been coming to new york the first week in december. i've never seen this many people in the streets, people with smiles on their faces, in the stores spending money, i mean that's what this country it is all about. donald trump has got us back on the right track. they are fighting him every day trying to run the clock out on him hopefully we can get something done in the next five years. >> well you're a candidate for the senate. you're going up against former attorney general, so it's going to be a primary fight before you get into it. >> right, in three months. stuart: how are you looking? >> it looks pretty good but i'm excited about the u.s. mca possibility going through, because the farmers in the south and in alabama are hurting, stuart. they are hurting. they need help with this. they need help because you know the tariffs are kind of pulling them back a little bit but u.s. mca would be a huge, huge hit for the people and t

i can tell you that impeachment never came up once but they talked about how crowded new york was, how prosperoususinesses are and not one word about impeachment because, again, if you are listening to the media, this was a fore gone conclusion before president trump was even nominate today run as a republican. maria: maxine watters for months now, for years impeach 45, they we wanted to impeach him right after he got elected, steve. >> i'm looking at the future, the markets have completely shrug ged this off. you two camps, how did you put it personality versus performance -- maria: personality versus policy. >> you're 100% about that, that would be the fight for the next year. maria: look what happened at the end of the year, we have usmca, house members to vote today on improved north american trade agreement that is expected to create 200,000 jobs, up to 200,000 jobs, kristin, your reaction to what's going on one side of the screen on economic indicators booming and the other side where the democrats want to take him out. >> well, very important for democrats to get usmca across the finish li

. >> earlier this month you told the "new york times," in a time of prosperity bloomberg took aggressived that bloomberg still holds similar values? >> i hope not. >> okay. >> i hope not, but there's nothing i could say that would prove otherwise. when i was speaker of still council we had to sue him. he wanted to put a policy in place that would have limited single homeless individuals access to shelters. we sued him and beat him. when mayor, he took away housing vouchers, which people in shelter i run shutter shelters those to get to permanent housing. he eliminated those. they're back now. when we had money, only future actions it prove he's changed. >> let me ask about maybe buttigieg. leading in iowa and some polls in new hampshire. struggling, still, of course, between many minority groups. does his sexuality really play role in why he's not getting more traction between minority groups? >> look, i think, is there homophobia out there for candidates? 100%. >> still. >> i know which i ran for mayor. 100%. >> even in the city of new york. >> absolutely. don't kid yourself. as there i

reemergence of a peaceful and append it prosperous direct just as it has undermined the sovereignty and stability of lebanon news syria, and yemen. in recent weeks, the new york times has had legs of the extent of the public is also the trend is build up an arsenal chart range ballistic missiles in iraq. in order for us to deter the united states and hold american troops at risk, and potentially strike a reasonable allies and partners. in fact, just this morning, and as an state, and iranian link groups hopeful recent missile attacks against military bases housing american troops in iraq, operations that have grown increasingly sophisticated, and according to radio, at least nine attacks against u.s. targets in iraq in the past six weeks. in these challenging developments, fully staffed u.s. diplomatic presence in baghdad, is vital to persuade iraqi leaders to forgo violence against protesters, threats posed by the interference of iran and other helpful actors and secure u.s. interests. i partially made 14th estate department issues in order to departure and instructed all of their emergency personnel to leave iraq in response to increased security threats. a

and flip answer don't be so prosperous because you don't hear about homeless going to jackson, mississippi and charleston, west virginia but going to places like seattle, new yorkse was new mexico so it is outside of these big metropolitan areas as well. >> but in general you look at a city like seattle, lots of homeless, you want to guess how many probably were in the 1970s when seattle was detroit? probably not as many but to some degree this is a consequence. austin texas used to be a college town and now it's a major homeless problem. >> mike to bring you in here for a second when you look at the numbers in new york, the housing and urban development just last week put out homeless ness numbers for states all across the country. i know bill deblasio isn't the governor of new york. he's the mayor of new york city, but new york city is a huge portion of it. since bill deblasio has been the mayor in new york city, new york state the homelessness rate has increased by 14.3%. do you lay that all at the feet of bill deblasio or is he just one part of the puzzle here? >> i'm the kind of person, i don't like, i don't want to play the blame games any more. i just wa

prosperous future, and i american leadership brought to bear on this issue. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i yield as much time as i may consume to myself. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> i rise in opposition to 326.. i have great respect for my colleague from new york, mr. who has been a longtime hampion of the u.s.-israel relationship and as i was listening to his opening he rks, there's a lot that said that i strongly agreed with. kind of n: and it pained me realizing that he didn't write this actual resolution that's before us know it would have been worded differently and it would have received support, unfortunately, many of the opening remarks, which i are gly agreed with, deliberately not in this resolution. opening it's a great for another resolution, not this one. came to the we house floor and we almost unanimously passed a resolution strongly oppose b.d.s., and included a lution ot of what this resolution tries to do. it's a watered down version of what we did last summer, but woke up the next day, many members in this house said, do w

prosperity at home. voters are not blind. let's sum it up like this. speaker pelosi has just insured the re-election of president trump, that is my opinion. and here's the front page of today's "new yorker, dressed in black for the vote, the headline reads, it's your funeral. matt macoviak with us now. matt, speaker pelosi, what was that all about? may not even send the articles of impeachment to the senate? what is going on with this? >> yeah, you know, the incoherence of house democrats is breathtaking. on one hand, trump is such a incredible threat to the country and national security and the constitution that he must be impeached in four weeks. on other hand now that they impeached him they will not forward articles of impeachment to the senate. the house gets to set their procedure. the senate gets to set their procedure. pelosi has far less leverage in the senate that even she thinks. if she thinks she has any leverage she is mistaken. stuart, you have been on air. i've been able to watch most of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's floor speech just now. it is absolute tour de force. i hope every american watches it. it will be on c-span within minutes. i'm sure it will be

prosperity. >> look at who they put at the podium. have you seen the meme out there with all the house democrat leaders standing at the podium and over the top of them it says new york york, new york, massachusetts. this is a coastal elite impeachment. a coup that they want to continue to wage against middle america, against the people that sent him there to be a disrupter. he's totally disrupted and he's come out looking -- sitting pretty. it's absolutely amazing how he's cruised through this and it is cutting against them. you don't need to have a poll to know this is hurting democrats. watch the vote they will take on impeachment. they are going to lose up to ten possible democrats to vote with republicans on impeachment. not only is this not bipartisan, it's bipartisan against. stuart: that means if there are even five votes against impeachment, and they come from house democrats, that means the democrats who are going forward with impeachment are hyper partisan. i mean, exaggeratedly so, for heaven's sakes. >> this is the left. look at the articles they are using. the vague language of obstruction, the vague language of abuse of power. they didn't even bring th