eastern time they will start with called the vote-a-rama.angford continuing on the senate floor. we will be there at 11:00 p.m. eastern time for a special edition of "special report" with all of the news. coming up next, sarah huckabee sanders joins martha maccallum for "the story." then tucker carlson will be on with the attorney general jeff sessions from el salvador. thanks for inviting us a deer home tonight. that's it for this "special report" from the white house. fair, balanced, and unafraid. stick with fox news for the latest. >> we all come and have a chance to voice those ideas, voice those perspectives, and have a lot of healthy competition. with that competition you usually get the best results. the president like that type of competition, and encourages it. >> martha: breaking tonight, the president "likes that kind of competition," in a moment the press secretary will be her to explain that comment and also to to respond to a profanity laced tirade that was given by her new boss. he has put out another tweet to try to explain t

the nate is about to start its so called vote-a-rama.here are things now and what is happening right now? >> reporter: well, we're still waiting for them to close off the 20 hours of debate. there's activity now on the floor. it would currently repeal the so-called cadillac health insurance plans, a tax on those health insurance pranlans. this is not part of the vote-a-rama. at any moement, this portion of the process should end. what we're waiting to see here, anderson, is whether or not these group of senators and republican senators are breepprd to vote for this scaled down version of obamacare repeal. there are many senators that will remain undecided. many were walking onto the floor. our team of reporters that scattered out by the chamber were asking the senators, have you made a decision? a couple of them said yes they had made a decision but they didn't want to reveal that decision until it went down. this whole process has been pretty peculiar. >> it's called a skinny repeal. what is being repealed? >> reporter: so the main crux

and they got 10 hours and they start something that we call a vote- vote-a-rama. hundreds of amendments to this bill. most of this is symbolic vote. how do we get here? the republicans' two big plans to repeal and replace or just repeal obamacare failed in spectacular fashion in the last two days. the repeal plan lost nine republican votes. mostly moderate and some folks focusing on the process and they thought it is disaster. the process does not get any better today. at the end of this vote-a-rama, mitch mcconnell is expected to introduce a skinny repeal. it is a bill that'll get voted tonight. it is something that did not exist two or three days ago. >> vote-a-rama, all right, we'll take a break garret, it is extraordinary of what's happening on the hill. up metroplex, munext, they need something else, vote-a-rama sounds much more fun than it is. ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no ♪ sooooo gassy girl. so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you

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hours of debate left and what looks likely tomorrow as a late evening of what they call it vote-a-rama, a series of votes on amendments offered although democrats senator schumer as you heard they are saying they would not offer additional amendments. here is john bresnahan of "politico" tweeting about that saying that democrats say they won't offer any more amendments to republican health care bill. they want to see the republicans quote skinny repeal bill before they do anything else. fox catching up with susan collins on health care process. she says there are no decisions. only to find out when we find out the final bill at 3:00 a.m.? the capitol reporting on some of the votes you might have seen this afternoon the heller amendment on medicaid expansion, devote their 10-90 and the other one bob casey's measure that would deal with language and that failed to pass 48-51 so the senate is back tomorrow, 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span2. we will spend some time this evening hearing from you and your thoughts on the process. let's go to brenda who is in fayetteville north carolina on

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julia: vote-a-rama, i like that word, even if the subject matter is serious. be back, no doubt with you soon. we will take a look or the major averages stand now as we go toward the close. abigail is standing by. abigail: we are looking at gains and record highs for the three major averages. simultaneous record highs on paper. and mid earnings season, so they are very positive. -p 1% my performing - outperforming. and along with the stocks, ang in texas instruments, they did beat on their second-quarter estimates. excuse men we have, come away of texas instruments offering a third-quarter revenue review that is solid. turnaround under the ceo lisa sue happening on the new chip. facebook, paypal, facebook expected to post more than 40% year-over-year growth on the top and bottom line, so the growth there. suggestal, the option that this could move by 6% upper down. speaking of options, we are going into the bloomberg to take a look at this. investors facebook, very bullish. white, the shares of facebook trading near record highs and in inge the call to -- climb

they wanted to see what was next, were they going to continue, on with the vote-a-rama. what was the plan. everyone kind of sat in the senate chamber. usually, people hit-and-run. they come in, they might even called her name in the back of the chamber, they set with a thumbs-up or thumbs down and they leave. they go back to the heart center office building across the street or they go back to a committee hearing. here, everyone was pretty much sitting in the chamber or having conversations and the back of the room. nobody left because everyone wanted to see how this went down. this is going to be one of the most consequential votes of this congress and it is going to be about that people remember for a long, long time. even if they had some point manage to repeal and replace with on >> definitely. speaking of, john mccain he didn't want mesa's vote. he's one of the three that cast his vote for note today. we heard some cheering going on when i was talking to bret baier loader earlier. did you at all hear what that was about? obviously, we could tell it was probably the

vote rama very, very long. at the very end, republican leaders will put up the bill, likely the skinny repeal that they want their members to vote on and kick back over to conference committee or the house, that's what matters. you can kind of tune out the ten or 11 hours before that if you want. >> but you can't, phil. we appreciate you being there and covering it all so we don't have to. >> this is the democrats concern. this is called opening debate, but it's only a 50-vote rule. it's not like the obamacare vote where they got 60. democrats can propose anything they want, true. and they can vote every one of them down in a minute, like that. >> thank you, panel, for all of that. meanwhile, troubling new intelligence on north korea. it suggesting kim jong-un could be capable of a nuclear missile launch by early next year. is the north korean leader about to conduct another test? we'll tell you next. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and

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for the latest on what some are calling a vote-a-rama. is the attorney general's departure eminent? we will hear from tom perez, the head of the democratic national committee. he tells us how democrats can win back the hearts and minds of what democrats called the forgotten american's. ♪ -- americans. ♪ new sanctions imposed against individuals in venezuela. the venezuela bureau chief joins us from miami, florida. let the ask you what we are seeing here, a list of individuals hear from the treasury department. we are not looking at the wider sanctions. these are targeted on individuals. >> this list just came out minutes ago. --people on it that are in close circle of advisers. we have the interior minister -- minister. this is all coming up in the buildup to sunday's election for plandent nicolas maduro's to rewrite the constitution. david: he has been pushing for this assembly that would take place in august will stop what has the president -- in august. there have been reporting that something was coming for the past several weeks. the opposition which has been protesting this pl

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we are bracing for the start of tonight's vote-a-rama, as the white house pivots to taxes and seemingly gives up on the border adjustment tax, while the house prepares to leave for summer recess tomorrow. must be nice to take a vacation amid all of that. to the health care scramble, just a few moments ago. a group of top senate republicans slammed the idea of a skinny bill. >> the skinny bill is policy is a disaster. the skinny bill, as a replacement for obamacare is a fraud. the skinny bill is a vehicle to get in conference to find a replacement. it is not a replacement in and of itself, and i am not going to vote for the skinny bill, if i'm not assured by the house that there will be a conference where my idea and other ideas can be taken up so we can actually replace obamacare. i'm not going to vote for a bill that is terrible policy and horrible politics just because we have to get something done. gerri: and the beat goes on, right? so now, mitch mcconnell needs senators graham, johnson, mccain, purdue and lee to get on board or kill the health care bill. joining me congressman paul

una experta nos habla de los cambios al rama de tps que permitirÁ algunos beneficiarios tramitar la residenciala bahÍa. luego de que recibimos un poco de actividad de precipitaciÓn. las temperaturas van a ir aumentando y, por lo menos en san josÉ, no la esperamos en mÁs de 80. en nuestras hijitos se va a sentir en el norte de california. el condado de san mateo no toma las medidas necesarias para proporcionar la informaciÓn en lÍnea en los idiomas que hablan los residentes. dicen que el inglÉs no es su lengua materna y la mitad ellos no dominan bien el idioma. el departamento del alguacil del condado ya se comprometiÓ a traducir su pÁgina web en varios idiomas. pueden solicitar la residencia permanente. un fallo emitido en marzo por el tribunal general de apelaciones abre la puerta para que los beneficiarios del te pese tramiten la green car inclusos ingresaron a estados unidos sin documentos. el fallo que fue en el 2017 implica que una persona que tuvo aprobado un tps se considera una admisiÓn para aplicar a la residencia permanente. cualquier familiar que haya entrado ilegalmente los estados

. >> once we got on the bill, there is expedited process, 20 hours of debate and the famous vote-a-rama at the end where we vote until we get fatigues and worn out and quit. so we'll conclude one way or another either late thursday night or friday morning. >> reporter: there you heard it, vote-a-rama, voting on aufrl the amendments. the only one that matters is final vote, that's most likely a vote on skinny repeal, repeal of individual and employer mandates, not sufficient for senator portman or senator collins. back to you. melissa: breaking news, facebook is reporting second quarter results. let's go back to nicole petallides, she's got the numbers, nicole? >> reporter: all right, earnings per share and revenue beat the street on the top and the bottom line. stock is down 3.3%. earnings per share, 132, revenue 932 billion. so those are beats on the street. much like for the entire earnings season. mark zuckerberg came out, good second quarter and first half of the year, community is 2 billion people, focusing on bringing the world closer together. we know instagram has been a huge pa

todos republicanos, que exigen que se anule el memorando del 15 de julio de 2012 y ordene que la ramaiÓn en el futuro. los demÓcratas dijeron que esta carta es una afrenta a nuestros valores. el abogado experto en temas migratorios que nos acompaÑa hoy dice que todo dependerÁ de la voluntad que tenga el dependerÁ de la voluntad que tenga presidente donald trump. en otra protesta reportada en houston, los activistas reportaron que el activista es un criminal por estÁ siendo sometido a juicio. por ahora no se tiene claro si mÁs estados liderados por gobiernos republicanos se unÍrÁn a la peticiÓn. activistas hacen un llamado a la calma. pedro: activistas y soÑadores dicen que van a activar todas sus fuerzas para seguir en lucha y seguir la decisiÓn por el fiscal general de texas que pone en riesgo la estabilidad de miles de familias inmigrantes. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios el. jorge: el congresista de new york calificÓ a anti estadounidense la ley aprobada por la cÁmara de representantes que quitarÍa fondos federales a las ciudades santuario. ¿quÉ pasarÁ ahora cuand

and just feet away we met samir, standing watch over his baby girl, rama, one of the youngest victimsf isis. poor little thing. she's dehydrated. she's malnourished. i've been told that the mothers can't breast-feed because they don't have enough food. there's been no clean water. we were able to ask isis to let you out with the baby to get food? after months living as prisoners in their own homes, denied the basics for survival by extremists who claim to be men of god, many are overcome by the agony of what they've endured. malak and dalal are trying to reclaim pieces of the life they once had. do you feel angry about what's happened? sad? but these girls refuse to be held hostage ever again. dalal wants to become a teacher, to use education as a weapon against isis. her little sister just trying to enjoy life, as only a 6-year-old can. too many children bear the wounds of war. physical and mental scars, symbols of their survival. and miraculously, despite an uncertain future, their hopes and dreams are still alive. for "nightline" ian pannell in mosul, iraq. >>> next here, we're wit

reportan 16 siniestros de distintas proporciones y por eso las autoridades recomiendan quitar las ramasí como comunidades costeras en el paÍs. para el aÑo 2060 ciudades como san francisco, alameda, oakland y san mateo verÍan inundaciones unas 26 veces por aÑo. jaime: esta es una simulaciÓn de cÓmo el centro de san francisco podrÍa inundarse en las prÓximas dÉcadas y segÚn un estudio de la uniÓn de cientÍficos preocupados, para el aÑo 2060, varias comunidades en la bahÍa incluyendo san francisco, alameda, san mateo, palo alto y oakland, verÁn inundaciones crÓnicas debido al nivel mar. ya existe el 90 comunidades en el paÍs que enfrentaron a inundaciones crÓnicas, significa 3% de su tierra Útil se inunda 100 veces por aÑo. para el 2100 hasta 170 comunidades. >> la situaciÓn es muy delicada, porque en algunas de esas comunidades hay cosas que pueden ser para reducir el impacto de las mareas. pero hay algunas arias que es mejor dejar. jaime: varias ciudades de la bahÍa ya han tomado acciones para mitigar los efecto los del incremento del nivel del mar que segÚn investigadores estÁ directame

there will be a vote-a-rama. >> you think that involves drinks and dancing. sadly it doesn't. >> is there dancing? >> it's actually the least popular amusement park ride. >> there's only dancing around the issues. no actual cha-cha. >> we are on a roll. someone help us. john, where are we with health care? >> we are in a thicket of senate procedu procedures, a very popular thing for the american people to pay attention to. this matters. the procedural hurdle was cleared yesterday and today is going to be a series of votes and amendments to try and decide what actually the republican bill might be. but there still is a long way from consensus, there are competing plans. and this is, once again, the recurring theme of this era, not normal. >> let's put up another graphic that gives you some of the different slices of problems here facing the senate. repeal and replace in full is just a straight line item. failed and failed in a big way. more republican senators said no. repeal and delay which is getting traction, but is of very deep concern. why? because it cre

then we refer to what we affectionately refer to as vote-a-rama on this bill. democrats would love to have this final vote come down to something like 3:00 in the morning to imply that senators somehow are sneaking this plan in in the middle night. when that vote-a-rama wraps up, the leader will offer what's called a manager's amendment, this skinny repeal. it's all being hashed out today. it's incredible after seven years we're going to come down to essentially 2 1/2 days of discussion on something that will lead to this repeal bill which will literally be just the elements that they think they can get 50 votes for. we're talking about, as kelly said, repeal of individual and employer mandates. there's no guarantee that even that can pass. a number of senators say they won't vote for repeal unless they know where they're going, unless we know what some kind of replacement looks like. and the risk you take to the individual market by pulling those mandates saying we'll hope for the best is not insubstantial. a lot will be hashed out here, most of it behind clos

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>> we are looking at thursday afternoon for the vote-a-rama. is a repeal only vote today, but that should also fail. you are going to see a lot of ups and downs, but until we get a final vote on a package, a lot of people are calling it a skinny repeal. a lot of it is people throwing ideas around in the senate. everyone gets to have their say. the real vote will not be until mitch mcconnell throws it all into a bag, and believes he has something that can get 50 votes plus a tiebreaker. alix: what is the timeframe on that? >> all up thursday into friday morning. we know the senate likes the poll on minors. alix: is it realistic that on friday morning we will come into have something health care analyst and investors can look at? >> that is a possibility. that is why we are in this rapidfire series of votes so mitch mcconnell can try to figure out how to triangulate the bill. do not underestimate yesterday's bill. even getting into a vote, three days ago i do not think that was possible. mitch mcconnell is good at this. he knows when to push and

opportunity they're going to be there all night in what's called the vote rama and a final vote tomorrowit is very likely that they have the votes right now. this was all theater to confuse people that what their intention s after your healthcare and the american people have to stand up and fight back and demand that we join the rest of the world, every advanced economy in the world except for ours provides healthcare as a right. it brings down costs. it increases quality. and it's just the absolute right way forward. and we can't be back in a debate where we're, you know, wonderin about propping up these insurance companies >> you know that's not going to happen. the republicans aren't -- that is -- that is nothing that's on the plate. there's no interest in that healthcare is a right idea. right now on capitol hill as it stands >> there's no interest by the republicans but what the republicans are pushing, there's no interest by the american people. the american people, it's 17% approval rating for what the republicans in the senate are trying to ram down the throats of the american pe

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. >>> getting ready to pull an all nighter in the health care, it's known as a vote rama. a skinny repeal of the repeal act. it would include a repeal of the health care law. >>> the intense debate over changing the name of jeb stuart high school that's been going on for two years. they will finally hold a deciding vote. it was named in honor of a confederate general. if the name is changed, it wouldn't happen until 2019 and could be costly. keep an eye on the nbc washington app for the results of that vote. >>> we're staying on top of a developing story out of ohio this morning. one man is dead and seven others hurt after a ride malfunctioned on the opening day of the state fair. people were thrown from the fireball spinning ride. officials say the ride was inspected thoroughly before the fair began. now governor john kasich ordered all rides to be shut down until more safety inspections are done. >> the fair is about the best things in life. and then tonight with this accident it becomes a >> three of the people injured are in critical condition this morning. >>> now to

. >>> getting ready to pull an all nighter in the health care, it's known as a vote rama.f the repeal act. it would include a repeal

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there's going to be a vote-a-rama here. there's going to be a lot of back and forth before they get to the bill that they're actually going to vote on but this is still a very big development for mitch mcconnell and it likely signals that they have enough votes for this vote later this afternoon to get the bill to the floor. >> thank you. let me just remind everybody. if you don't know all these faces and names of senators who are key in this whole repeal and replace or just repeal, let's rewind to just last week. so the president's sitting at the white house, he has this lunch with a number of republican senators. i don't know who was up for putting this whole seating chart together but sitting to the president's right is the senator we're talking about, this republican senator who was the no vote, dean heller of nevada. listen to the president's quip and watch senator heller's face. >> this was the one we were worried about. you weren't there. but you're going to be. you're going to be. look, he wants to remain a senator,

in jerusalem are preventing men under the age of fifty from entering temple mount also known as a rama al sharif and as paula slay reports it's a move likely to reignite the already tense situation of the holy site. the situation here in west hollywood a neighborhood of arab east jerusalem is extremely tense this has been a flashpoint of violence in the past and police have fought in additional reinforcements there are heavy security barriers they've closed a lot of the roads into the old city and also have secured they checkpoints between east jerusalem and the west bank even more now the police have also threatened that they are expecting casualties today indeed if islands explodes and there has been violence here in the past i was. ok. thank god thank god the was was was. was. thank god i don't believe in the next thank you on this tuesday night dozens of palestinians were injured when clashes broke out at the last a mosque several were arrested by the israeli police particularly off to keep of youngsters climbed on to the mosque and flee the palestinian flag from there was the was.

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we expect the vote-o-rama to start later this afternoon. schumer had said no amendments will happen until they actually see the bill. can and should the senate pass a skinny repeal? >> we need to pass a measure that can go to conference that we can build on. we all need to recognize this isn't the end of healthcare. this is the beginning. negotiating from a position that republicans believe can be the foundation for a sustainable fiscally sound healthcare policy. obamacare is none of that. >> julie: okay. so let's talk obamacare because obamacare, one of the biggest problems and what most americans hate most about it is that obamacare promised to be affordable. it was the affordable care act. there is nothing affordable about it the skinny bill basically is it going to slash these premiums? because that is what is killing americans right now. some people in certain states, north carolina, for example, are paying over $1,000 a month. those prices and those premiums are going to skyrocket come january. they need to get this done. >> well, we

. >> vote-rama will be roll call vote after roll call vote and it will culminate late thursday night, maybe early friday morning on pass or fail with this bill. but it's something that's key. that will tell us what's in the bill and that will dictate whether republican senators can vote for this. we can't estimate how that will turn out because that universe is not formed. kennedy: this is still a * fluid situation. the president also said tonight that the nation has to stop being so divide. >> america must also be united because when america is united. america is totally unstoppable. kennedy: earlier at the white house the president made it clear he's not happy with republicans who voted no. >> we have two republicans that went against us which is very sad, i think. it's very, very sad for them. but i'm very, very happy with the result. i believe now we'll over the next week or two come up with a plan that's going to be really, really wonderful for the american people. obamacare is a disaster. it's failing on every front. it's too expensive. it gives horrible coverage it was gotten b

rama, all it means is once you begin debate on a budget resolution, which republicans used to debatecare, anybody can offer as many amendments as they want. you can have dozens, hundreds, thousands straight there's no limit to how many amendments can be offered. it usually means late-night hours. these things can go overnight where members are voting between the hours of eight p.m. and 8:00 a.m. with no real break. it means this could drag out for a very long time. the process in the senate where people can offer as many amendments as they want. vonnie: the vote yesterday was to allow debate. we have 20 hours of free legislative debate. when does that really begin? pretty much for show because a lot the real talk probably happens not in the senate chamber. when does it begin? >> is a couple of votes today, this vote to do the clean repeal of the affordable care act. later today there will be a vote by democrats, known as a motion to recommit, essentially saying let's hit stop and send this bill back to committee to work and to put some -- to actually crafted and do something through

it's known as a voter rama. 2 t. would include a repeal of mandates, including the health care law. >>> your child could be attending a school with a new name. it includes changing the name of jeb stuart high school. they will hold a deciding vote finally. the high school was named in honor of a con fed ral general. if the name is changed, it could be costly. keep an eye on the app for the results of that. >>> breaking news now at 5:05. the inmates who escaped from riker's island in new york city has been found. that escapee was located by two department much corrections staff members on the island before 3:00 a.m. there was concern that 24-year-old hill may have tried to get to laguardia airport across the river from the prison. you can see on the map here that jail is in the middle of several boroughs. the department of corrections says he jumped a fence. he was missing around 7:30 p.m. when the head count was off by one. >>> we're also staying on top of a developing story out of ohio. one man is dead and seven oth

. >> right now at the capitol, a vote a rama under away to repeal and unlimited number of health care reform amendments that are voted on without debate. if passed, they could be cobbled together in what lawmakers are calling a skinny repeal. for example, the tax on medical devices, which neither or republicans like, and the mandates that require individuals and employers to purchase insurance. they're bracing for a long-night of votes, one that could extend well into the morning. >> there's one democrat that's going to have 100 amendments of their own. let's turn to presidential politics and push back for president trump. they're sending a strong woman about his public shaming of attorney general jeff sessions, weighing in on the policy change, the president announced by tweet, ban on transgender troops. blayne alexander has that report. >> the army's top general struggling to explain what happens next, after president announcement banning transgender people from the military. the pentagon, he said, is awaiting actual orders from the president, but -- >> will today and will tomorrow

we will take you to capitol hill for the latest on what some are calling a vote-a-rama.rney general's departure eminent? we will hear from tom perez, the head of the democratic national committee. he tells us how democrats can win back the hearts and minds of what democrats called the forgotten american's. ♪ -- americans. ♪ new sanctions imposed against individuals in venezuela. the venezuela bureau chief joins us from miami, florida. let the ask you what we are seeing here, a list of individuals hear from the treasury department. we are not looking at the wider sanctions. these are targeted on individuals. >> this list just came out minutes ago.

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getting to the skinny bill, the vote in the boat itself will happen and what happens is the vote-a-ramaon these amendments. fast votes. it's late here and you may hear the janitorial staff rolling through with garbage cans. disregard that. if they get to conference, whether republicans can somehow pull this out to a win. >> by that point, we are going to be talking about legislative mentorship. they would've gone from point a to point d. the theory they hopes is true that they will be so close they will come up with something. more data in terms of what members are willing to vote for. if they can get something better than the skinny bill. on that point in terms of policy, i would point out yes this would repeal the individual mandate, the other so-called repeals in this bill are temporary. eight years, three years, they are patches. not long-standing, permanent legislation. not crafted that way. one of the reasons why i think this bill would have to be changed and why you have so many senators worried about this piece of legislation being implemented into law is that it gets rid of the

over on capitol hill, the senate cannot move forward with a planned vote over rama on health care becausens yet. as another wild day in washington. if the that began

they are about to go into their vote-a-rama, which is all of these amendments. anyone's guess what they come out with. we will reserve judgment until we see what the senate produces. mark: gop leaders are main confident they can push a bill through. it is still unclear how that will happen, or what will be in it. white house chief strategist steve bannon's plan to raise the top income breaks for the highest earners could find support among congressional republicans. according to one lawmaker who is familiar with the proposal, it could be part of a populist message to sell a broader tax overhaul. supports paying for middle-class tax cuts with a new top rate of 44% for those who make more than $5 million a year . the current top individual rate is 39.6%. in a move that supply speculation that he would resign, sweden's prime minister instead fired a number of ministers in his cabinet. it's an effort to end a political crisis triggered by a breach of classified data. the sweden home affairs and infrastructure ministers are out but the defense minister stays. opposit

i want you to describe for us this vote rama process. >> starting sometime tomorrow what will happen is the senate will open up the floor to any senator who want to offer an amendment. senators will offer amendments on whatever they want to talk about that's relevant to the bill. the senate will consider those one after another. it can be a relatively fast process or confusing. a lot of times the staff and members don't know exactly what the amendment they are look at is about. normally you see these on budget resolutions. sometimes the far bill. this is a little bit different. gerri: you know what this remind me of. when people would talk about throwing stuff at the wall, it's a little bit like that. they keep pitching and pitching and waiting for something to get traction with the senate. at the end of the day everything they put forward with the exception of will you talk about this on the floor has failed to pass. just to remind people. repeal, the full repeal, the clean repeal went down yesterday. yesterday the senate gop plan went down. we are still look at something that will