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joining me on set is you believe are cann congressman rodney davis. appreciate you being here.i think you share our gratitude senator mccaskill is okay. >> absolutely i do. claire, i'm glad you're okay and senator manchin, great job. >> i want to talk about immigration and what exactly the house is going to do. it seems as though and i want to know what your assessment is of where things stand. but the compromised negotiations seem to have fallen apart late last week. now, there does seem to be some discussion of doing a separate stand alone bill to address family separation. is that the case and would you support that? >> absolutely. i hope to co-sponsor it. but i hope we can actually get some movement on immigration reform. we've had a lot of people -- our leadership team has sat down with all facets of our republican conference because we're not getting assistance from the democratic side to address the issues all of us have said are bipartisan issue. let's secure our border. there are areas of our border that has to have a physical structure. not just with illegal immigrati

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congressman rodney davis was one of them and at the practice and plays catcher. we'll talk to him coming up in our 11:00 a.m. hour. >> now, history is against me because for whatever reason you win the election and then you lose lots of seats. i think we're going to do very well. i really do. i think the economy's doing so well, we're doing so well as a nation, i think we'll surprise people. >> bill: that on board air force one. bret baier and when it comes to republicans holding on to congress in november, president trump said he's not worried. on twitter he writes the republican party is showing big numbers and people are seeing what's being done and result speaking loudly. >>> and our fox news politics editor, chris stirewalt. you can see the strategy, increase the economy. >> first, i want to thank you for doing this hardship duty under those difficult circumstances, brother. you're bearing up for the rest of us. [laughter] what's he supposed to say. that's why we don't listen to partisans that much because he can't just say something. he can't say republican

richmond can turn it around if they can get through rodney davis. another facebook question. the empires, pep boys, and bat boy's independence? >> that is to say are they members of congress or not? that's a good question. let me talk to my sources and come up with a good answer. >> ronnie davis is the catcher and takes a ball. they go back to work, the second offering. 5 - 1 the democrats lead. we have a host of people put in the broadcast on tonight. as richmond with the two and zero. richmond is now one pitch away from loading the bases with two outs and bringing mel brooks to the plate. here is the three and zero. that is low, ball four. our first critical spot in this game, bases loaded with two outs. the pinch runner is going out there. davis kenna shoved him off and said no one staying in the game to run. it's going to be mike bishop who will pinch-hit. no swing. >> bishop is playing for the third year in a row. he had a hit and an rbi two years ago. freshman at the university of michigan. he played in last year's congressional football game. that is when members of co

rodney davis, and a member opposed, each will criminal five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: mr. chairman, i'd like to yield myself two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: mr. chairman, addressing the issue of aquatic invasive species has not always been one where all the great lake states have seen yie to yie. however this amendment reflects an agreement between myself, my good friend mr. mitchell, as well as our two states and our two governor. first, this amendment clarifies that the operation and maintenance of any project authorized subs quint to the chief's report for the rhodes study is done in an 80-20 federal--- for the plan don road study is done at an 20-20 federal-nonfederal cost share. so with this language, we are making it clear that illinois wants to have some skin in the game on this project. in addition, my amendment requires the corps following the construction of any project authorized subsequent to the chief's report on brandon road study to consult with the governor of t

this is memphis, angela davis, rodney is probably in the back in this picture and up in my fbi file. i didn't know that until this new book came up, the memphis 5 which we worked on so the struggle went on. we also think one of the myths is when king died things ended. actually they accelerated. in memphis they certainly did and all around the south they certainly did. how do we remember king? the unions remember king, they know what this is about and they were pushing that forward. workers know it. i love this picture. in front of the lorraine motel when it was ready to be closed down or was closed down at this point which now is the national civil rights museum. i will stop and let rodney make some comments and open up for a few questions and discussion. [applause] >> thanks, mike. mike is doing tremendous work because i think often times we have allowed dr. king's memory to be sanitized. people think i had a dream, and that is it but the reality of it is dr. king was always fighting for justice and recognized that poverty and racism and militarism, the triple evils had to be thoug