adam rooney... aberdeen we re advantage. adam rooney... aberdeen were just huffing and puffing.tomorrow. just the one game in the scottish premiership today, it went the way of coalminer who won 2—1 at hamilton. saint mirren claimed the scottish championship title today. it's scottish championship title today. it‘s been a big day for those outside of the top flight in both england and scotland. it was the finalfull england and scotland. it was the final full day of competition at the commonwealth games today with the home nations winning 1a of the aa goals on offer. the main successes came in the boxing ring and on the athletics track while one of the remaining goal is to be won is on the netball court. these games may be entering the final straight but this is not the time to let up or slow down. this was england‘s moment. victory for the men, which then passed to the women. england on their way to win the gold medal in the relay, england are the champions. a sprint relay gold. great jump. fantastic. are the champions. a sprint relay gold. greatjump. fantastic. silver in the hi

>> yeah, you did. >> but now rooney is in an argument with another inmate.ou got to say now. say what you got to say bitch. >> [ bleep ]. >> i didn't even [ bleep ] do anything. [bleep] . >> i didn't even [bleep] do anything. >> obviously you did. >> i didn't! >> everybody step in your cell right now! step in! >> the officers order all inmates back into their cells. carpontier and rooney are removed from the unit and taken to segregation. >> i just broke a nail. >> that's it? >> yeah. >> what are you guys talking about? >> a few of the newer girls keep saying a f of us wrote a statent on another female to get her removed. it's false. they questioned us about her. we answered the questions. she was the source of all the problems, so they removed her. chelsea came out of her room from upstairs and started talking so i told her to come down and say it to me. she came to the top of the stairs, so i decided to meet her up there and she just kept getting in my face and she shoved me. >> the whole unit got in everybody's business. just stupid, petty drama. >> both

rooney for their efforts on behalf of producers, mixers, and sound engineers. last but not least, aid like to thank ranking member nadler for his leadership on these issues and his willingness to partner with me in putting these pieces together into a comprehensive and consensus music licensing reform package. sometimes big pieces of legislation can come together only through the efforts of a large number of people who invest their time in making change happen as so many members and so many stakeholders in the music and digital delivery communities have done. it also has to happen at the right time. i would note that only one week ago grammys on the hill brought hundreds of artists to d.c. to explain to their own members of congress how important and updated licensing system is to them. this bill delivers that for them just one day before world intellectual property day when we recognize the value of intellectual property and those who create it. so i am on safe ground when i say that this bill fits right into the perfect sweet spot on both timing and substance

had their chances to grab the win the game's biggest highlight came off the pitch rather than on it rooneyyosh tiny setting up his coach paul gardai who showed off some silky skills a scoreless draw is all these two sides deserved after this display. by this standard stefan who can best cologne have been in sensational form since the break and headed into this game looking to continue their run especially after seeing a flavor of who is in last time outs but often i'm at other ideas twenty three minutes in and says cannot break open the scoring for the home side. i great stuff from here to not those men seem after the break the visitors were in for twenty five minutes of absolute mayhem the on stoppable do not prefer seconds as the floodgates open in spectacular fashion. extended the lead in the fifty six minutes i before score ten provide a five minutes late up look us hoops go the home sites pool it was painful to watch it completed his brace in the sixty fifth minutes and make it five nil and steven zuba then schooled the final goal of the game is that billy goats with the six going to

joining us now, congressman francis rooney. he's a member of the house foreign affairs committee.ongressman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me back on. >> let me get your quick reaction to the president saying he just met with secretary general mattis and he wants a joint meeting with mexico because the wall is slow going right now. what's your reaction? >> i don't feel comfortable with deploying military troops and an increase of violence and escalation of conflict. these people should be stopped at the border and vetted out, just the normal process. and we should have plenty of agents down there to do that. >> there have been emergencies in the past when national guard personnel have been deployed either by governors of various states or by the president, but those have been in emergencies. do you think it would be necessary for the president to get legislation through congress to authorize the deployment of large numbers of u.s. military personnel to the border if that's what he wants to do? >> i don't think that robert kennedy had to get congressional approv

michael: andy rooney. jeff: oh, curmudgeon for sure. loved being andy rooney on and off the air. him myself and miss him so much. bill: i miss so many things that he hated, that i hated too. >> [laughter] n andyl: i love to tell a rooney story. michael: sure. jeff: andy loved to party. he was always at a party and always had his maker's mark on the rocks. and i remember being with him once when they didn't have makers at a bar, and he said, they never have the bourbon you want. >> [laughter] jeff: we were at the super bowl. i can't remember how far back, but we were at a party at the super bowl and i said, andy, you got to meet this guy bruce, come over. i said this is bruce, he is the cfo of the cbs television network. he is the guy who signs your check every single week. he is the guy responsible for all that money at cbs. without looked at him losing a beat and said, well, nobody is perfect. >> [laughter] andy rooneyld the story today, and he was that way always. bill: i will share two quick ones with you. when the actor george c scott passed away, and we were producing a cbs

our thanks to kathryn rooney vera from bulltick capital markets.ok at the challenge of investing in virtue. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." scarlet: time now for our stock of the hour. we are looking at shares of sun power, on pace for the best day in three months. the panel maker which spent more than a year of fighting u.s. import tariffs is buying solar world. joining us now to discuss is they wilson. -- dave wilson. >> solar world is based in germany did -- in germany. they are buying solar world america's. they were at the forefront when it comes to these 30% tariffs proposed back in january. that explains the timeframe as far as how well the stock has done today. if you can't beat them join them. thatyou are with a company does its business in the u.s. and they want to get out from under the tariffs. julia: you used the word germany here -- that is a critical element to the story. >> it is. solar world americas has a factory in oregon. that matters to sunflower because most of their assets are outside o

republican congressman frances rooney not -- francis rooney not on board with the issue of sending troops to the border. here's what he said yesterday to wolf blitzer. >> i don't really think -- feel comfortable with deploying military troops and creating the possibility for an increased -- increase in violence and escalation of the conflict. i would rather have the dealings be handled in a civil context and not a military one. >> this tells us -- over several days the president striking at this issue on twitter and, of course, in person. we saw yesterday he also talked about funding this border wall with military funds. why the shift do you think to the border wall and what's happening with immigration? and what are the obstacles in the president getting his way? >> dave, this has been the well that the president returns to time and time again. it was during the campaign, it was a staple of his campaign. it's definitely an issue that really speaks to his base and fires them up. and you know, the president has clearly been frustrated. he is, you know, a newcomer to washington. not very sa

my sister, rooney mara, she's been on the show, right?ll right, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] she's all right, yeah. congratulations to you, pal. since i talked to you last time, you got married. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, congratulations! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i didn't know -- i didn't know when it was going to be. what it was -- >> i got married i think a a month after -- or a few weeks after, yeah. >> jimmy: you told me you were engaged. yeah, yeah, yeah. what was it like? [ light laughter ] >> i was trying to play it cool. it was great! >> jimmy: did you do a big giant wedding or? >> no, we did a really small wedding. there were about 60 people there. and we had spent all this time sort of searching for, you know, the perfect place to do it. >> jimmy: yeah. i feel like destination weddings are tough, because -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're really asking a lot from your guests. >> you are. which we were willing to do. but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and on top of that, then you want a present and everything. you're like, hey.

martyn rooney who — at 31 — is one of the senior members of the team.so this is the big thing for me. like, i've come here to do a job and come home with some silverware. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tube this morning. 0nto the roads and north—bound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach is slow from the woolwich road flyover. traffic on the a13 is building westbound heading out of dagenham into barking. and in covent garden, st martin's lane is closed after last night's gas leak with lane restrictions continuing on longacre for ongoing gas work. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a reasonably mild start out there this morning. some rain overnight. it is clearing away, though, leading to a more showery day for today with some sunny spells but we are going to notice a bit more of a breeze. quite a gusty wind as we head through the course of the day. some nice spells of sunshine and more clouds this afternoon with more frequent and potentially quite heavy

in order to restore his reputation at that point they suddenly said to me that contracted with the rooney service not with me in a written response as to why to fuse to hear the testimony of those implicated k p m g said no comment and the impact of k.p. and his role in the revenue service is a massive one hour on for school sovereignty in other words bertie to and government finances largely on the basis of taxes collected within south africa has been seriously undermined. yet another extraordinary twist to the saga as this film was being prepared for broadcast from luxembourg and another former sas official was summoned to appear in court on the ninth of april twenty eighth. facing corruption and other charges brought by the hawks investigative unit bizarrely these charges are based on the contents of the now discredited k p m g a report or three strenuously deny the allegations and of our south africa's national prosecuting authority to withdraw the charges. another k p m g scandal involved south africa's most notorious waiting in twenty two teams the group to stage four days of popula

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. >> i want to read you this a sound bite from representative francis rooney, a republican from florida reacting to news that president may mobileye the military to the border. >> really, think feel comfortable with deploying military troops creating possibility for increase in violence, these people should be stopped at the border, vetted out, normal process, we should have agents to do that. >> do you have agents you need? what do you think about proposal from white house. >> any help we can get, we're not allowed to do a lot of things in state, if president thinks that national guard will helpre us given the situation in mexico, certainly we're open to that, if it provides greater security. >> talk about the wall, there has been a debate for years ago back to president campaigns onin the wall. anden omnibus bill he signed the has been talk and administration has admitted this about potentially using defense funds from the department of defense to help build the wall a little bit. now there are a couple of democratic senators, they sudden a letter to secretary mattis, saying based on

rooney: as you can see here, they voted massively for democrats in 2016. that's the blue. and would have left an electoral college of 504 democrats, 23 republicans. across the business world where i come from, employers are responding to the millennials' lack of concern for seniority, refusal to wait their turn, and unquestioning -- and questioning deference to authority. i'm not making a value judgment. i'm telling you, that's the way they are and if you want employees and good people, you got to deal with their concerns. the digital age is different. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. rooney: we republicans have a chance of convincing them that we're nimble, flexible and responsive by adopting this law. if we stay in our rut, like hamlet, we deserve our fate. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. tonko: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. tonko: mr. speaker, last year th

major dan rooney with is had story and there's his wife. we'ller tell you their story.is knot promising making headlines. mike pompeo picked to run the state department faces confirmation hearing a few minutes from now, set to begin a little over an hour from now. join bill and me, another busy morning this thursday morning on "america's newsroom." steve: some quick headlines this thursday morning sipping on straws could be a thing of the past in st. petersburg, florida. the city kicking off a campaign to stop the use of plastic straws. who knows. this week the city council will decide whether or not it will be enforced. malibu, seattle, miami beach are among several cities in the united states planning use of plastic straus. brian: you need a sippy cup if you go there. >> dismantling whiteness and misogyny on campus on a new mural at university of southern california. feminists working with the students on the project. they say it is meant to spark conversations about racism, sexism, xenophobia. that is some of the news. ainsley: folds of honor, you know this organizat

congressman francis rooney, vice-chairman of the house foreign affairs committee joins us now.elcome back as always. forget the skepticism for everyone being so excited about this meeting, but we have been down this road before. b. mcabee wrote careful given the three presidents he's managed to elude. >> there's been some tweets talking about the way things are and being pretty positive about death and pain that they agreed the denuclearization and to possibly talk about the nuclear station. is that president clinton victory little early on this one? >> i think so. he wants to focus on economic issues not so much on the nuclearization issues. there is no basis for the spot that's all. >> the north koreans have been masters of sort of playing the united days in the world going all the way back to the clinton administration. the front-page news analysis agree with the times, disagree, this is what they wrote. all of ranches for a leader who four months ago warned of the united states than he was ready to launch missiles from a nuclear button on his desk a sharpening the question

so let's begin tonight with frank rooney, a columnist for the "the new york times," april ryan, and david jolly. we weighed out the facts there. the president spent the last 24 hours really on a twitter tirade targeting democrats, mexico, amazon, fake news, the justice department, the fbi. do you worry about who's advising him? >> i don't think this was the product of advice. i think what you saw here was president trump simply reacting to his impulses and indulging them on twitter. and i think the question is he going through a phase right now? how long will it last when he's not listening to advice and just his whims. >> the president's frustration really with his cabinet is on full force. jim acosta reporting the epa administrator scott pruitt's job is in jeopardy now. trump is angry over stories about pruitt's action. do you think pruitt can survive, frank? >> no, i don't think he will. this is an administration that is getting sloppier and sloppier, and it's always been sloppy. and it's hard to see how we have smooth management of the country when you have all these melodramas all th

actually this is a sound bite from representative francis rooney out of florida. >> i don't feel comfortable deploying military troops in creating a possibility for an increased, increasing violence and escalation of conflict. these people should be stopped at the border and vetted, the normal process. we should have money of agents to do that. >> shannon: do you have the agents you need? what you think about the proposal from the white house? >> any help we can get. we are not allowed to do a lot of things. this is a federal issue. if the president thinks national guard will help us, given the situation in mexico the caravan people, certainly we are open to that. if it provides greater security and protects our citizens. >> shannon: let's talk about the wall. there's been an endless debate for years going back to the president campaigning on building the wall and only getting a fraction of the spending he wanted in the omnibus bill he signed a few days ago. there has been talk, and the administration has openly admitted, potentially using defense funds from the department of defense in orde

. >> and mull rooneys are very close to the bushes.ngs. so when you say -- we're talking about personal, not political, friendships. >> and not political but yet you look at that front row there and see the image of these iconic figures in american politics over past 30, 40 years, and how they are all so intertwined in so many different ways. and frankly it all started with the woman that they're going there to celebrate, the matriarch. and her journey with her husband and of course the fact they gave birth to the president, the would be president, how they interacted as competitors and as friends. this is one of those moments where you just sort of take a breath and take a, you know, sit back and look at it and say, you know what, this is pretty extraordinary they can all get together at this moment. >> we talk about what a great mother she was when she gave birth to six kids but she was a super grandmother. she called all of them all the time. she had a hands-on relationship with them all. >> and they loved their grandmother very, ve

market watcher, katherine rooney.rine, as the president was speaking about the success of this to a florida crowd that was for businesses and individuals, the packs cuts have been a boon, he's strategizing that this is not only a winner on wall street where stocks were up over 300 points but on main street where it will be a winning issue for republicans in the mid-terms. what do you think of that? >> i think the president has to stay focused like a laser beam on tax reform. the republicans really don't have that many notable successes. we saw the aca repeal failure. tax reform is a winning topic. he needs to stay on message and stick with the winners. one thing i will highlight, what we're not talking about here, how to pay for it. we need to be fiscally responsible unless all the gains in wages and infrastructure and spending will go by the wayside in five or ten years when entitlement programs are bankrupt and our deficit is sky rocketing. >> you can say that about spending, too. a disproportionate about tax cuts.

frank rooney, a friend of mine and columnist for "the new york times," he assesses the james comey situation as such. he goes with the way that comey has written his book, which charts every last tremor of his conscious and the staging of his appearance and promotion of it, he has embedded his own transformation from a crucial witness to a character in a serial drama of nonstop spectacle of trump's life. that drama only serves trump. the question is, you know, i'm sure you would be critical of comey and supportive of comey over time as well, do you think the way jeroames comey has writ the book and gone about the interviews has helped or hurt his overall argument about the president's fitness? >> that's a great question. comey is a complicated figure. and while i disagree with his policy judgments regarding hillary clinton's e-mails and disclosing that investigation to the american public, i was able to interview him as part of the house oversight committee in 2016 when he came to capitol hill. i believe that he is a man of integrity. i don't agree with what he has chosen to do, i don't have

florida congressman francis rooney believes it will bring fresh ideas and make lawmakers more independenting me now should discuss it. term limits without going through the constitutional amendment. >> everybody knows things can be difficult, if not impossible to amend the constitution. there are 12 bills up to do that. now we can find out if those folks want to fish or cut bait. i am doing this because term limits are important. the citizen legislator and spoke of thomas jefferson is important to our country. rotating out more legislators would keep things fresh to get more new ideas, capable responsive to the people. >> bret: all right, you write that you have seven cosponsors, congressman. thomas jefferson public service act. it means effectively putting term limits in place without amending the constitution, reducing that salary of an active member of congress to $1 a year after they serve six consecutive terms in the house or two consecutive terms in the senate. here is bill nelson from florida about working hard. >> i am now the ranking democrat, and if we get a majority, we will, i

phil mudd, frank rooney, and alison. in fact he seems to be poking the president, talking about his hand size and the white circles until hi eyes from tanning. >> yeah, i think revenge is best served cold. i think that that is partly what it is. i mean, don't forget, this is a president who fired him. comey was fired in a way that no one would want to be fired. he didn't know about it. he was halfway across the country. i think he has some scores to settle here, but moreover, i think it gives us an important hint about what he has been saying to the special counsel the what his testimony would be about this question of obstruction. here he says, you know, i'm not going to tell you whether i believe this is obstruction or there isn't obstruction, but he does give you chapter and verse about what the president was concerned about, in certain areas, largely also, by the way, it seems that the president regard the fbi as his own sort of personal feifdom and he could use somebody like james comey as his personal investigator

"outfront" now, josh who cowrote this story and frank rooney, op-ed columnist for the "new york times a desk in the place. a source told you. phone calls between the men go on all hours of f the day and night. i don't know if the it's 3:00 a.m. proverbial michael cohen call. how much is sean hannity influencing policy? >> well, he is influencing policy on a major scale. he talks to the president several times a week. the president sees his show as a good ash trby tor of what his b is thinking and he cares how hannity presents issues. he often talks to advise ers in the white house about hannity's rating and how extraordinary he thinks they are and hannity is one of the people that when the president has a sensitive issue and he wants to test the pulse of what supporters would think, he talks to hannity. several advisers we poke to for this story said it would be difficult to overstate his influence in the white house and how much he channels the president. how much the president channels him back. this is a median response presidency as steve bannon, one of the president's long time a

dan rooney, the owner of the steelers who passed away.s president obama's ambassador to ireland. life long republican. an icon in the community. had respect from everyone. he is someone in a position who could have done something. >> this is going to double up again in the season isn't it until they sign kaepernick? >> until they sign kaepernick and there is next generation of kaepernicks. eric reed, he doesn't have a team. he is a free agent. he had one fry out for the bengals, mike brown, they conservative said you are not going to kneel, right? he didn't commit and he hasn't been signed yet. there will be others. >> football season begins in the fall. 2018 is a campaign year. nfl good look. >> my book is coming up, political football -- that's not the name of it. >> you have a book come out -- >> let's do the mock draft now. >> after the break. >>> coming up, another thing president trump pointed out today that people don't realize. so draw the line. roundup for lawns is formulated to kill lawn weeds to the root without harming a singl

congressman francis rooney. >> bigger question is it a good idea to escalate the tensions unnecessarily>> and you don't think it's a good idea at least right now, right? >> i would rather have the dealings with immigration be handled in a civil context and not a military one. >> dagen: but the idea of deploying the national guard to help enforce the border is not new. president barack obama deployed 1200 troops to do the job back in 2010. president george w. bush dispatched 6,000 back in 2006. jason, what else is the president talking. >> what else should congress do. >> i think the president is doing absolutely the right thing. i think there should have been a wall. i don't think the congress should have passed or authorized a funding bill nor put the president have signed the bill without the 25 billion to do the wall. i do think the troops is good. there is not enough focus. since 2016 there are more than 100,000 unaccompanied children that have come across the border and then we hand them out without doing the proper vetting to people who are gang-related and who knows? i'm sure the

i'll let you chase down senator isaacson and bring us more on rooney jackson when you know it. >>> remember scott pruitt? he may be having the best two weeks ever because all of his headlines have ended up under the radar. you've written some of those stories, yet at that point what i heard from mark short on this show 24 hours ago was he's doing a good job. sure rewe acknowledge we could do more draining the swamp but pruitt's in place right now. what do you make of that? >> i think they're saying that publicly because that's what we have to do. but privately they're selling republicans don't get too far out in front of your skis defending this guy. there weren't a whole lot of republicans outside the white house who were defending him nip ways. a lot of them found it appalling because it gets at this idea of fiscal conservatism and stewardship of money. but the white house is not rallying defense. >> we want to mention what's on your screen which are the first ladies of the u.s. and france taking a walk here in washington. they're look at some artwork and doing a little sightseeing at was

tom rooney basically said the same thing. this process is just corrupted to the core, i think. looking at where chris christie, what he's saying earlier, it's funny because that's not novel. what chris christie is saying is perfectly sane baseline legal advice to a client. bob mueller does not have donald trump's interests in mind. their interests are very different. and the only person who seems to think it's a good idea that donald trump sit down with bob mueller is donald trump. >> and donald trump is still desperately dialing for lawyers. posted on that, mr. president. matt miller and barbara mcquade, thank you for spending time with us. >>> when we come back, donald trump's love affair for fox news -- there is competition for his affects. we'll show you the media organization grabbing headlines for towing the president's line. whether it's a big thing, small thing, or something unexpected, pnc will be right there when you need us. because when it comes to your finances, if you focus on today, tomorrow has a way of working itself out. if you focus on today, when it comes to

. >> andy rooney? curmudgeonch in -- for sure.to myself and missed him so much. >> there were so many things he too. that i hated i would love to tell a story. >> please. party and hee always had his makers mark on the rocks and i remember being with him once when they did not and he said they never have bourbon that you want . and ie at the super bowl said you have to meet this guy bruce. taub. andy, this is bruce cbs. the cbs -- ceo of he's the guy who signed your check everything the week. he is responsible for all that andy looked atd him without losing a beat and said well, nobody is perfect. [laughter] he was that way always. >> i will share two quick ones with you. when the actor george c scott passed away and we were producing the cbs weekend roundup, he refused to talk about george c scott. why? he hated general george patton and by association, he hated george c scott. and the other one is the great american broadcaster robert trout. i look back and andy was sitting about three pews behind. at the end of the service, he

rooney: is it possible that a disruptive, game-changing measure such as this could instill confidence in congress and set the stage for a wave of innovation and accomplishment? history is replete with examples of leaders who serve their country for a time and then return to private life or other public service. it's time to return to the concept of the citizen legislator. i yield. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous con sent to address the house for one -- consent to draws the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor nicholas thomas evans. mr. kildee: a leader in my district and a champion for generalsy county families who passed away rather suddenly just recently. nick was born in london, england, raised in holly, michigan. started his career as a leader in the genesee county branch of

state legislator passed as a piece of legislation i introduced with my republican colleagues tom rooney. again, bipartisan legislation that just makes sense. violence restraining orders. the state legislature passed and congress is working on this issue. senators nelson and rubio are working together just as we are working with congressman the patrick -- congressman fitzpatrick. also in india networking on this issue. i'm confident something will come soon on that issue. there are three other issues i would mention that also need to be part of this discussion. that universal background checks, the simple idea that if you buy a gun you should have to have a background check wherever you buy the gun, is an idea that is supported -- [applause] thatdeutch: it is an idea has the support of over 90% of the american people. straightforward and common sense. it can help do what everyone, democrats and republicans, gun enthusiasts and people who don't like them at all think should be done. that is keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous people. universal background checks can help save lives.

i want to thank tom rooney for working with bhe to help make the people who work so hard to make perfect the iconic recordings we hear every day. our bill will for the first time make mention of engineers and producers in copyright law and be directly paid for the hard work they do. as a musician and songwriter myself, i'm so glad to see bipartisan agreement around these important issues. i'm proud to see all the various folks in the recording industry coalesce around these critical fixes and i'm proud to vote for this and support this bill for fair compensation for creators in the music industry. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, we continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i now yield one minute to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you. i appreciate the time and i ap

rooney: it reached an all-time high. or every 1,000 new wells offshore 20 blowouts occur. taylor industry has had a well off of southern louisiana that has leaked hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil everywhere. leaks from the pipeline leaked 32,000 700 barrels of oil and in 2016, shell oil had a similar leak in one of their cables or pipelines. that is really bad because shell oil is one of the best. shows you that human error cannot be eliminated from offshore drilling. and we should ban it from the gulf of mexico. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. mcgovern: today we celebrate e 29th birthday of general doom the mama of buddhism. he was chosen in 2005. two days when he was six years old, the chinese government detained him and his family. he has not been heard from since. he is the one of the longest held prisoners of conscious. people from all over the world representatives of governments, united nations and repeatedly asked to s

francis rooney said in part there should be enough agents at the border to stop and vet those trying to cross illegally. >> i don't really think -- feel comfortable with deploying military troops and creating the possibility for an increase in violence and escalation of the conflict. >> if president trump follows through with the plan he wouldn't be the first president to send troops down to the border. president obama did it back in 2010, as did president bush in 2006. >> heather: with other things going on china threatening to retaliate against new u.s. tariffs with measures of its own. they announced those. what's the president saying this morning about that? >> right now he is saying there is not a trade war at least for now he seems to suggest a trade war has already happened. he wrote on twitter we're not in a trade war with china that war was lost many years ago by the foolish or incompetent people who represented the u.s. now we have a trade deficit of $500 billion a year with intellectual property theft of another $300 billion. we cannot let this continue. yesterday presiden

you ever heard of andy rooney, guy? 91, and he missed his friday show, and then died on monday at 91 so if you're planning ongoing to 91, you might outlast me but i don't know if i'd bet on that. >> perhaps. >> perhaps, perhaps. i don't know you put money on the line, that's a lot -- we don't need to do that. so we have a much calmer sort of a low stress occupation here i'm betting on myself here you're talking about 295 as that's resistance. is that support or resistance you're talking about >> that would be support kind of think upside down. >> on the ten-year. >> one of the longer term themes which is really important is that the faster the federal reserve responds to threats of higher inflation, the more that inflation expectation gets popped and the more long rates have to come down. when we look out six, 12 months, thinking about three, maybe four marks here, the irony is it will push long rates down your prior guest talked about flattening the yield curve i suspect we'll be pretty close to zero coming into this y

rooney: the u.s. itself will be independent before long. it's estimated the u.s. will supply 30% of mexico's gas by 2030. in the permian basin alone, one of the three producing sands is estimated to hold over 20 billion barrels of oili quiff lens. as the c.e.o. of shell said recently, we will see peak demand for gas and oil within -- gasoline and oil within the decade. shell's latest off-shore platform, the veto, has been caled back from 40,000 tons to 8,000 tons. mr. speaker, please protect florida and make the ban permanent. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. will members please take their conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. mr. mceachin: mr. speaker, i am deeply concerned by the administration's continued assault on essential regulations that protect our health and our environment. all americans need, deserve, and have a right to breathe clean air. historically we have upheld that right to reasonab