speaker ryan: ok. i digress. later today the president will sign an executive order to improve accountability at the v.a. under the obama administration not nearly enough was done to hold bureaucrats accountable for failing veterans at our veterans affairs. despite promises to clean things up, only a smattering of people were moved out of their jobs. only a smattering of people were held accountable. last month, the house passed the v.a. accountability act, to make it easier to bring the kind of steady leadership that v.a. medical centers so desperately need. and last week, the president signed legislation to reduce out-of-pocket costs for veterans and to promote better access to care. these are all very positive steps to deliver the kind of fundamental reform that is needed at the v.a. this adds to what has already been a very incredibly active first 100 days. under the president's leadership, we have cut red tape at record levels, cutting red tape saves families dollars, it saves businesses jobs. in fact, we ha

leader ryan. want to let you know when the house comes in today, the house will be taking up a one measure today dealing with fannie mae and freddie mac and maybing and making a -- transparency a more important issue and the extension, that one-week extension of current -- of current -- the current spending measure runs out tomorrow at midnight so a short-term measure has been introduced. live house coverage here on c-span at noon eastern when they gavel back in. again, paul ryan, the house speaker, is going to talk to reporters momentarily. e'll stay here live. speaker ryan: hey, archer. that's awesome. are you ready, archer? what sticker? i haven't had those in a long time. good morning, everybody. first, i want to welcome all our special guests today. i think it's great to see you here and it's great you see the work your parents do but don't tell them this but they're actually kind of good at their jobs. one of those your daughters? reporter: yeah. speaker ryan: you had one here last year with

speaker ryan: oh, i won't get into -- reporter: do you believe that companies like -- speaker ryan: i believe these health benefits should be extended. i am not going to insert myself into ongoing negotiations that the appropriators are going about the length of that. >> last question. reporter: the tax foundation, their estimates of tax reform and effective tax cuts, you guys cite them on the republican side very often. one of the assumptions is there is no crowdout effect from rising debt. and so i'm curious as to whether you in the past have said you believe a rising debt -- entitlement programs and spending will have a drag on economic growth. is there an -- can you square that circle? speaker ryan: it's all about interest rates, right, jonathan? i think under most models you assume a normalization of interest rates will occur. the question is do interest rates go above their normal rates or do they go higher because of debt and deficits? crowding out investment? i do believe that we have to have fiscal discipline in addition to economic growth. you know me well. i think that mean

ryan mr. ryan: this is a bill a moderate would want to support. some people were concerned about e.h.b.'s. e.h.b.'s were taken out in earlier drafts of the bill, they're put back in. a state would have to find a waiver for essential health benefits. if anything this puts more ederal protections in. every state is a little different. in wisconsin he had -- we had a high risk pool that worked really well. we ought to be given the responsible to do what works for us because the wisconsin health care system is different than the vermont health care system. but even if a state gets a waiver there are multiple layers of pre-existing conditions protections, like continuous coverage. if you have a health care problem and you have health insurance you can't be denied or rated for higher health care costs. if you switch plans, the same restrictions apply even if your state gets a waiver. the more important point, why this amendment is a step in the right direction is we believe the smarter way to go on getting premiums down and protections people with pre-e

bobby ryan, kyle turris, back to ryan. a little magic in game 3. game 5, mcavoy from the point. kuraly off the skate of karlsson. jumping for joy in boston. ed and we have a gam playoff goals. three apiece for burrows and bergeron. we tie the nhl record. 17 overtime games. phaneuf scored the overtime winner in game 2. ryan, game 3. and kuraly in game 5. 17 first-round overtimes in 2013 and again this season. for the senators, the first time they have ever played four overtime games in one series. third time for the bruins. bruins dominated the third period. they scored the only goal. out-shot ottawa 12-3. overtime under way. puck sent into the ottawa zone. anderson up the boards stone. david miller plays the buck for the bruins. looks to fight off elimination once again. anderson moves the puck up the boards. it's knocked down by backes and cleared out by hoffman. puck deflected in deep by stone. chara cutting back. around for mcavoy. stone. pressuring the young defenseman. stone comes away with the puck. brassard with a shot. knocked to the corner by rask. >> pierre: not a grea

bobby ryan, kyle turris, back to ryan. a little magic in game 3. game 5, mcavoy from the point. kuraly off the skate of karlsson. jumping for joy in boston. ed and we have a game 6 because of it. >> kenny: career overtime playoff goals. three apiece for burrows and bergeron. we tie the nhl record. 17 overtime games. phaneuf scored the overtime winner in game 2. ryan, game 3. and kuraly in game 5. 17 first-round overtimes in 2013 and again this season. for the senators, the first time they have ever played four overtime games in one series. overtime games in one series. third time for the bruins. period. they scored the only goal. out-shot ottawa 12-3. overtime under way. puck sent into the ottawa zone. anderson up the boards for stone. david miller plays the buck for the bruins. looks to fight off elimination once again. anderson moves the puck up the boards. it's knocked down by backes and cleared out by hoffman. puck deflected in deep by stone. chara cutting back. around for mcavoy. stone. pressuring the young defenseman. stone comes away with the puck. brassard with a shot. k

speaker ryan: it is all about interest rates. under most models, you assume a normalization of interest rates will occur. do they go above their normal rates or do they go higher because of debt and deficits crowding out investment? i believe we have to fiscal discipline in addition to economic growth. i think that means reforming our entitlement programs. i think passing this health care bill which helps lower the cost of health care is extremely important. one of the biggest drivers of our debt is the high cost of health inflation. you could have a patient health care system that is restored by reviving the individual market. that is one of the greatest things we can do to bring down high health care cost and the deficit. i do believe you have to have comprehensive reforms along with pro growth legislation like tax reform to give you the best of both worlds. adding the debt under control. getting people back to work. and getting faster economic growth. that gives us better revenues. ask a question. how many junior reporters to

than ryan in the role. so none of them like the situation they're in, but none of them can improve their situation by actually going war to the other. so they just complain about each other to the press. >> according to a new politico article, there are at least some people in the white house who think they have a better idea than dealing with paul ryan. and that's on the tax bill. we have one of them saying we aren't listening to anyone else on taxes, says one senior administration official, referring to ryan. it's our plan. karine, that's not the tax plan that paul ryan has been talking about. if they think they can go it alone on a tax plan without the speaker of the house with them, that's going absolutely nowhere. >> that's exactly right. i mean, look. when you go back just a few years ago with president obama and nancy pelosi, they actually had a wonderful working relationship. and nancy pelosi was able to deliver for president obama because she understood and he understood how the government worked.

why not ryan? that is the subject of myself commentary. >> growing concerns that a spike in violent crime in california is due to early release of hundreds of prison inmates in the state. we'll have full report for you stay with us, we'll be right back. lou: more than a dozen states are trying to reduce their inmate populations in prison, but california's massive release of prisoners is blamed for a spike in crime in california, fox news correspondent william with our report. reporter: enough is enough. passing these propositions you are creating these laws that are raising crime. reporter: like a dozen other states california is truein is trying what it calls prison reform. >> vote for proposition 57, it saves money and reduces crime. reporter: last year governor brown soal sold voter on prop 57. >> most recent statistic from u.s. department of justice show violent crime rates in some california cities has increased by over 50%. reporter: releasing nonviolent offenders early and making felony misd

why not ryan?at is the subject of myself commentary. >> growing concerns that a spike in violent crime in california is due to early release of hundreds of prison inmates in the state. we'll have full report for you stay with us, we'll be right back. these goofy glasses. yeah. well, we gotta hand it to fedex. they've helped make our e-commerce so easy, and now we're getting all kinds of new customers. i know. can you believe we're getting orders from canada, ireland... this one's going to new zealand. new zealand? psst. ah, false alarm. hey! you guys are gonna scare away the deer! idiots... providing global access for small business. fedex. ostriches don't really stick vitheir heads in the sand.ve horns on their helmets. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn someing new everay the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medi

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ryan white in the zone. parise a shot on parayko, to the corner. ryan reaves gets to it. out to center ice. dumba. hounded by brodziak. scottie upshall for the blues. moving in. caught by dubnyk. no further play. >> brian: the wild come really hard at the start of this overtime. three-on-two opportunity. coyle shoots this. allen has trouble hanging onto this puck. it was loose the whole time. a defensive play moments before by spurgeon as he's able to tie up paul stastny. going to the net and jake allen who's had a couple of mishandles during this hockey game, turns this puck over. leads to a scoring opportunity for the minnesota wild. some frantic play here in the early going of this overtime. >> john: face-off kicked back by mikko koivu. mikael granlund hounded by carl gunnarsson. scottie upshall. sees it now. he'll steer it in. dubnyk will paddle it. along the boards for granlund. kyle brodziak from neutral ice. nicely by spurgeon. back for suter. here they come. mikko koivu dumps it in. bortuzzo rae readies for niederreiter. niederreiter along the boards. shove by bro

inch paul ryan is bet -- paul ryan is better than some people at policy.of getting his caucus in line, that's where the biggest challenge is. >> let's go help him, okay? >> we'll do this perhaps tomorrow. i'll ask you delayedy, who would do the job if paul ryan is not doing the job. the georgia prolts going to close in a matter of minutes. democrats wants this so bad think because they think it can sink president trump. yet some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to a few places. and then, change those places every few months. enough with that! (echo) with quicksilver from capital one you've always earned unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. welcome to unlimited. what's in your wallet? don't let dust and allergens and life's beautiful moments. flonase allergy relief delivers more complete relief. tion and itchy, watery eyes. flonase is an allergy nasal spray that works even beyond the nose. so you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. charles: t minus less than 5 minutes until polls are

ryan white in the zone. parise a shot on parayko, to the corner. ryan reaves gets to it. out to center ice. dumba. hounded by brodziak. scottie upshall for the blues. moving in. caught by dubnyk. no further play. >> brian: the wild come really hard at the start of this overtime. three-on-two opportunity. coyle shoots this. allen has trouble hanging onto this puck. it was loose the whole time. a defensive play moments before up paul stastny. going to the net and jake allen who's had a couple of mishandles during this hockey game, turns this puck over. leads to a scoring opportunity for the minnesota wild. some frantic play here in the early going of this overtime. >> john: face-off kicked back by mikko koivu. mikael granlund hounded by carl gunnarsson. scottie upshall. sees it now. he'll steer it in. dubnyk will paddle it. along the boards for granlund. kyle brodziak from neutral ice. nicely by spurgeon. back for suter. here they come. mikko koivu dumps it in. bortuzzo rae readies for niederreiter. niederreiter along the boards. shove by brodziak who has the puck. the ex-w

the paul ryan problem. and president trump will not put up with trade abuses by canada. >> they are not able to sell their dairy products into canada and this is going on for a while. we'll not put up with it. >> lou: full report what is behind the dispute with canada and much more straight ahead. >> lou: the trump administration imposed a tariff on canadian lumber and president trump vowed to take care of the nation's dairy farmer and warning canada that a tariff on our product system is a problem. here's the report. >> reporter: u.s. commerce secretary called it a bad week for u.s./canada relations. he outlined a new tariff on the lumber. it is 24 percent. and costing canada $1 billion. and president trump did not hide that the latest shot was in response to protective pricing by canadian dairy farmers. we'll not stand for this. watch. >> >> canada what they did to our dairy farmer are system a disgrace. >> it was was ultrafiltered milk. and canadian farmers drove the price down and 75 dairieses in wiscon

>> stephen: you tell me, ryan. you can't have tacos on a thursday. >> no, that's against the law. >> stephen: so, what day is it ryan? ( cheers and applause ) >> it's tuesday! it's tuesday. >> stephen: right you are, my friend. >> i'm sorry, stephen. >> stephen: don't worry about it. hey, as long as you're here, i'd love-- i'm a huge fan! i'd love to do a comedy bit with you. can you stick around? >> oh, i'd love to, but if this is tuesday, then i'm shooting a movie in l.a. right now. >> stephen: i'll tell you what, how about this? i have an idea. i'm available last thursday to pretape something. are you free back then? >> absolutely. >> stephen: great, let's have done it. >> it will have been a pleasure. >> stephen: ryan reynolds, everybody! stick around. we've got a great show. josh lucas is here. but when we return, i'll ponder big questions with a surprise celebrity guest. who could it be? who could it be? ♪ ♪ starting thursday at kohl's take an extra 20% off easter looks for you and your family. that's an extr

it was mostly given to paul ryan.ou: that's what half of the conference is doing instead of saying paul ryan, grow up, be a leader or get the hell out of the way. >> the trump populist conservative agenda is what's popular in the country. it's not libertarian. libertarianism did not win the election on november 8. that's not what won. that's not to cast aspersions on libertarians. but they had their people and they didn't win. repeal and replace, the border wall. you have got to stay true to what your principles are and i hope there are some real progress tonight. but i have concerns on what i'm hearing so far. lou: they have a man in the white house who showed them how to win. now they have to listen to him. be sure to vote in our follow tonight. should the f.b.i. open a criminal investigation against the former nsa you and rice? like me on lou dobbs, follow me on instagram@"lou dobbs tonight." volume on the big bored 3.2 billion shares and the trade deficit dropping 10% in the month of february. guess what, fewer im

ryan: ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: in another community, uniting in annandale. it was a packed house as people of all religions and joined together in prayer. we are taken inside the vigil after a vandalism against a jewish community center and a church in the area. reporter: it is holy week in united church of christ. those who came to this special service were not here to celebrate easter, they came has united show of force in the face of darkness. >> tonight, we are here for the people in those communities. faither: am myriad of communities filled the sanctuary for a vigil after this church and the nearby jewish community center was spray-painted with hurtful messages of hate. this is also passover, a time of those of the jewish faith celebrate freedom of oppression. >> we are looking at a time where we can look behind is in history. it will always be difficult times and we need to be those of the jewish faith celebrate freedom ofresilient. it is a wake-up call that the fight has to kee that we remain witnesses and understand what happened. in doing so, we re

ryan.ly have the votes. i hadinose meetings. do you have the voteses? you don't take a maybe. that is no. count the yes and they didn't have them for week and week and put the president out on the line and basically i think, then blamed the freedom caucus. to blame the freedom caucus. 15 votes. >> 15 out of the 35 members said no. and the others needed to come around. it is more moderates voting against it than the freedom caucus. >> lou: why is the white house not screaming. >> it looks like they were not close. they were not close to 218. and so i am not sure what ri are an was counting or going on a wing and a prayerer here? he thought they would roll people over at the last-minute. >> lou: he is either incompetent or this shall we say divided in his loyalties. is it charles koch, the business roundtable. who is he working for here? they didn't want the bill to pass and it doesn't didn't. >> they created him and secretary price, they created the bill. this was their bill. >> this was the

the paul ryan problem. and president trump will not put up with trade abuses by canada. >> they are not able to sell their dairy products into canada and this is going on for a while. we'll not put up with it. >> lou: full report what is behind the dispute with canada and much more straight ahead. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some

paul ryan wrecks everything.he house speaker sent his flock on a two-week recess with a pat on the bottom. ryan is not a public servant, he's become a big government piglet who is fattening his ego. it's like he thinks he will die of political secure have politf he's not in the limelight every day. >> moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains and we are feeling those growing pains today. kennedy: ryan was not able to soothe the pain away with a second healthcare at bat. it was a swing and a mess as he tried to shore up last-minute support. his poll numbers could go lower than his widow's peak if he boches tax reform. >> the house has a plan, but the senate doesn't quite have one yet. the white house hasn't nailed it down. even the three entities aren't on the same page yet on tax kennedy: maybe you can whip up another power point and show everybody how much smarter you are than they are. the congressman said we need a change in direction from the speaker or need a new speaker.

is that speaker ryan? >> generally speaker ryan, leadership in general.ctions and looking at the legislative process and the calendar -- stuart: okay. have you pressed him? have you pressed speaker ryan and said we'll stay? >> absolutely, many of us have. look, this is a good thing if we stay. certainly, we don't want to be here for easter sunday, but we can work right through to get this done. we are ready to go. stuart: okay. you know, we'd like to see it. i mean -- >> so would i. yes, we all would. stuart: we really, really would. >> i agree. stuart: you wouldn't say yes unless you get that extra little thing that you've been pressing for, you won't say yes now? >> we -- i haven't seen the amendment. it's going through rules right now. as i understand it, i just heard that this morning. stuart: yep. >> i haven't seen the amendment. there's also some other discussion about waivers for states, there's also some other discussions about some, the regulatory policy and the tax policy that have been ongoing. i don't know if they're done with those yet. so wi

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this is going to be good. >>> up next -- >> he's not jack ryan, okay. >> paul ryan is not jack ryan.between the two of you? >> nothing whatsoever. i was on "meet the press" -- he's really nice. a nice guy. >> all right. get ready for your "mad dash." i don't want it to be on ryan. >> fine. >> also ahead, one of the nation's largest trucking companies is going public here. we'll talk about schneider national. we'll have an interview with the ceo. we have only nine minutes until we get an opening bell. pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right aw

and the net with the traffic in front, presented by bobby ryan. turris once again here, just flings it, with the traffic in front. and lundqvist has to come up with a tough save and a cover-up. >> john: another face-off in his zone. 3:56 left in overtime. off the draw. mcdonagh. stretch pass, grabner is onside. he'll steer it in. fast, is in first. broken up, karlsson. surviving that forechecking sequence. ottawa back out. claesson, fredrik claesson. on the offwing, hoffman. dzingel, with a shot. blocked. defended that time by dan girardi. girardi, along the boards. dzingel for ottawa. hayes, back defensively. girardi again, will float it out. it goes by erik karlsson. icing against the rangers. 3:20 left. >> brian: it goes to three centers. oscar lindberg, just over five minutes in this hockey game. the rangers are rolling three centers right now. stepan, zibanejad and hayes. those are the guys they keep throwing out there. so, something that is overtimes, something to keep on eye on, with a short bench. >> john: kyle turris and kevin hayes in th

all right, ryan nobles at the white house. thanks so much.ut that and other things. and we're going to talk also about michael flynn, the former national security adviser who wants immunity and parentally is not getting any of that thus far. let's bring in our panel right now to talk about this. national security analyst julia, cnn political commentator and washington post editor and national security attorney. good to see all of you. okay. so juliette, let hes begin with you. now that adam schiff has seen documents, although in his statement he doesn't justify in any way why devin nunes wanted to break protocol the way that happened. so what does this tell you about the material that schiff may have seen and whether that is the same kind of material that chairman nunes saw? >> well, we don't know because adam schiff was completely dependent on the white house given how badly nunes just did this. i mean, the whole thing is absolutely ridiculous in terms of if it was or we now know it was white house staff who gave nunes the information. so i

ryan crocker, former abbasid or to iraq. one of your posts from 2007 to 2009 in the washington post. the iraqi prime minister. "my country needs more help from the u.s." weeks ago io visited iraqi troops in western to liberate the city. by any standard they are heroes. i did not ask their religious, regional or ethnic origins. i saw them for what they were. together.nding having spilled our blood together to win this war, we want to work together to win the peace." then about visiting president trump at the conference in washington. spokedent trump and i about how to build on the rategic amewk our country signed in 2008. that strategic framework." what did that the fine? guest: that was negotiated during my time in baghdad. agreementry broad es forutlines bas cooperation, obviously in the security field or on economic issues and so forth. .t is a very good touchstone i don't say that just because i'm the one who signed it. it is a way of shaping our relationship with an iraq that is a strategic partner. iraq has never been t

a congressional source said it is paul ryan's world we're just living in this ryan's world is an absurdist dream, he has managed to put through in his 18 years, just 3 bills into law. he was plucked from an -- to join mitt romney on the ticket in 2012, and they lost. now faced with a prospect of a government shut down, a ryan refusal to fund the border wall. and absolutely hapless speaker on issue of tax reform, who wants to transfer taxes from business, to consumers, once again. renewed efforts to repeal and reprais replace obamacare, ryan has it mucked up to a fairhe e wel well. >> please, just get out of the way. we have a nation that needs to be led. now, quotation of the ev the ending from president trump, sometime you need conflict to come up with a solution. through weakness often times you can't make the right sort of settlement. i'm aggressive, but i get things done. in the end, everybody likes me. there you are. not necessarily you mr mr. rubin -- mr. ryan. >> the trump administration putting your good friends the canadians on notice, condemn their you a unfair trade policies. >>

let's talk about paul ryan now.in talking about health care, everyone's kind of . >>> trying to get signals from the house speaker on where they are. do they have agreements? do they have the votes? as much as he would give us was we're not -- we've not yet made a decision on a vote on health care. >> i think that's paul ryan being very smart and acknowledging that they may not have the votes. they cannot afford -- the republican party, paul ryan, republican leadership cannot afford more egg on their face when it comes to this haelgealt care attempted. they looked terrible the first time. only thing that would make them look more terrible is if they failed a second time. we don't know if they have the votes. not all the tuesday groups, the moderate republicans are in favor and not all the freedom caucus votes are in favor. my congresswoman from south florida told me recently she votes no the second time. she thinks this is worst than the first one because of the pre-existing condition. if they're going to try a seco

they're trying to blame paul ryan ryan. it's an interesting conversation about who's to blame for no signature achievement. >> the previously scheduled republicans is a war we've all been covering is still under way. i think there was -- i would not have been surprised if actually it did go away. it's easy to be friend when you're winning and easy to be at each other throats when you're losing. trump has not managed to heal or even paper over those divisions and, you know, he's got consolidated republican control in both houses of congress and he can't get anything even through the house where you don't need a super majority. i thought that statistic that you played at the top of the show of people 50% -- people's belief that he can get the obamacare repeal going from 50% to 20 ps w%. that's not a small change. that's a lack -- that's a real erosion in people's faith in his ability to get things done at all. and that seems like a big deal. >> the danger is he becomes the status quo. the outsider candidate who disrupted the

paul ryan is taking questions. let's listen in. what this idea represents is seeking how do we lower premiums. how do we lower premiums and continue the protections for people with preexisting conditions. this idea does that. this is one of those ideas that narrows differences and brings people closer to consensus. there are other ideas we are working on and talking about trying to build consensus on to do just that. lower premiums even further. give states more flexibility to address unique needs and still protecting. [ inaudible question ] >> i will never start believing in charts. i'm a big blooifr in project management. we have in our timeline a lot of flex bltd built into it. you know why. we had to work with the united states senate. they move slowly on any given weekday month year than the house does. we have plenty of cushion built into plans and well within the spectrum of timeline we envisioned dealing with the obamacare legislation. [ inaudible ] >> all those things are still the same. >> into the russia ties and metalin

>> it's always been paul ryan's agenda, if you look at the ryan budget of the last couple of congresses, you will see that the agenda -- >> when did donald trump sign on to that? >> i think when he decided to become the nominee of the party. he -- bought into the deconstruction of government, the radical right wing agenda. i don't even know if donald trump will go as far as the republicans in congress. people say, well, how long will it take for the republicans in congress to say enough, donald trump. i said, don't wait for that. because their agenda is very similar to his. if you look at their budget over the last few years, if you look at their opposition to anything to do with the environment, to climate change, and the rest. if you look at their anti woman agenda, lgbt agenda, you name it, they have been there sooner, longer and in some cases worse. now that he's president and they have the power of the signature, then we have to look at what both the motivation of both of them. you see what the affordable health care, president has said, i didn't really want to do that first. >> ri

ryan awaiting. bobby ryan, dumps it back in. puck was batted down with a high stick.es gone here in overtime. >> brian: for the senators, that was a convincing kill against the rangers. the rangers did not have much going on. they were able to keep everything to the outside. they got some critical clears, important times. and the one shot they did have was from a sharp angle that craig anderson had no trouble senators with that kill in overtime. >> john: great job. turris and stepan. will take the draw here. derek stepan attempting to take it off of the draw. vesey, for mcdonagh. ryan mcdonagh. in the zone. flushed out a bit by mark stone. cleaned up by ceci. now, stone. ottawa, back onside. dan girardi. will hinge it back out. here's mcdonagh. nash at the line. he'll step in. rick nash, out in front. vesey, off a stick. good defensive play by cody ceci. ottawa, advancing out to center. ben harpur, the rookie, moving in. off of lundqvist, the rangers are on it. jimmy vesey. with a center ice area now. zuccarello, dumps it in. field ld by anderson. he will hang on. >>

paul ryan debated just as much when he gave that a month ago. we're still waiting on the details and usually the devil is in the details. while we are waiting for that, right now, it looks like the end of the year will be more likely, initially. they want it to get done by august. kevin brady really wants -- he said basically, we want it in august but it doesn't really matter. as long as it has 2017 it doesn't matter and paul ryan said as much. we are waiting for details on that but it depends on what happens with the health care situation. host: al weaver will be following all of this for the washington examiner, available on the website washington examiner.com. thanks for being with us. guest: thanks for having me. host: let's turn back to your tweets. this is from carol wells who says "100 days of lies, corruption and basing the office . couldn't have expected anything else." from thomas "the first 100 days is not a fair measure. it is not around because of severe partisanship." tweet us at c-span wj or share your comments online. from the u.