a tribute to ryan allen is killed in the rain in yemen last month that a raid.mbat since the presidency began. he died as he lived, a hero battling against terrorism and securing our nation. applause that was the victim's widow. what was the feeling about this? he made a very big feature of ryan allen's widow. some called it an abortive raid in yemen. civilians died as well. there was a long ovation which she of course deserved. the president said that the general was blamed for the failure of vat rate. it is all rather odd? there is no question that he had on his mind the criticisms of the raid, whether it actually yielded much intelligence 01’ actually yielded much intelligence or whether it was baht, why they we re or whether it was baht, why they were not better prepared, they lost touch and expensive aircraft in the process of doing it. i think he focused attention on the suffering ofa focused attention on the suffering of a widow, that's naturally draws sympathy in a room. this was certainly a president trying to pull things together, with an eye to some o

softer tone first address before congress, sharing an emotional moment with karen allen's, the widow of chief petty officer ryan owens, killed in action a month ago during a raid in yemen. the applaud from both sides of the aisle filling the room and lasting almost two minutes. pres. trump: his legacy is at -- eched into >> he was talking to compromise when it came to immigration. pres. trump: i believe republicans and democrats can work together to achieve an outcome that has eluded our country for decades. >> committing to his promises, like building the wall on the mexican border. pres. trump: a great wall. >> repealing and replacing obamacare and increasing the defense budget. for,e agenda they voted the majority of the americans feel is the right agenda is the right agenda president trump is advancing. pres. trump: we have begun to drain the swamp of government corruption. >> getting boos from democrats with chuck schumer saying he does not by the change in tone. >> his speeches are totally detached from reality. president ofhe saying he is one with the people but not following up that talk with action. th

bill to repeal and replace obamacare, but at the last minute, the president told paul ryan to pull the bill. mike allenoins us now from washington where he has been tracking the story. he is the editor of the access am newsletter. what somein with might say of the autopsy -- what happened? mike: we had epic miscalculations at both ends of pennsylvania avenue from beginning to end. so, president trump beginning. we are seeing in the new york times he decided to go ahead to plungeh care, ahead with health care rather than taking up the much easier win of tax reform almost on a lark. a quick conversation with you did not delve into the pluses and minuses. of the other end of the pennsylvania avenue, at the beginning, speaker ryan looking at this more from a matter of policy than politics. when you talk to house leadership about how rough this looks for the parts of their conference, they would retreat to policy answers. in the end, this came down to hear politics. person-to-person. miscalculation at the end. until the very end, people thought it would be knit and talk. they were hoping that they would lim

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republican bill to repeal and replace obamacare but at the last minute speaker ryan told the president to pull the bill. mike allen, co-founder of axios and axios a.m. the newsletter. let me begin with what some may say san assessment, some say is an autopsy. what happened? >> epic miscalculations at both ends of p pennsylvania avenue fm beginning to end. the president decided to plunge ahead with health care rather than taking up perhaps the easier win of tax reform almost on a lark, a very quick conversation where he didn't really delve into the pluses and minuses. at the other end of the pennsylvania avenue, at the beginning, speaker ryan, looking at this from a more of a matter of policy than politics. when you talk to house leadership about how rough this looked for the different parts of their conference, they would also retreat to policy answers when in the end charlie this came down to pure raw politics, person to person. miscalculation at the end. so, charlie, axios told until the very end people thought it would be nip and tuck, looked very close. they were hoping they would limp over the line, but, in f

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ryan faith, molly fromme and chris wilder from the majority staff, thank you. also steve janiskowski, jeannie frans, stewart burns from my congressional staff. and allen lee and pamela whitney from the minority staff. it is because of their countless hours of hard work, mr. speaker, and their negotiation and finding common ground that we will now send this bill from the floor of this house of representatives to the resolute desk of the oval office to be signed into law. i want to thank all. with that, mr. speaker, i urge passage of this bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. all time has expired. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass senate bill 442. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the chair, 2/3of being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair, 2/3 for what purpose does the gentlewoman from wyoming seek recognition? >> i send to the desk two privilege red ports from the committee on rules for filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report th

allen. president'sed the trade agenda, overhauling the tax code and health care bill. the interview was from before house speaker paul ryanled the bill from house floor, and treasury secretary said he thought the health care replacement bill would be approved. this is 50 minutes. [applause] mike: thank you so much for being here. you were saying you were born and raised in new york. sec. mnuchin: i was. mike: in my home country, los angeles. this is your first time in washington. sec. mnuchin: i am enjoying it. mike: what do you like about d.c.? sec. mnuchin: it is a very livable city. that is what i think. mike: the art galleries, the restaurants. not quite as spread out as los angeles and as hectic as new york. mike: how people hear different? sec. mnuchin: i am hanging out with all the politicians. i do not know if there is anybody other than that here in bc -- d.c. secretary, you are just back from london and berlin. what did you learn from your world counterparts? sec. mnuchin: it was a great experience for me, my first foreign trip as secretary. i felt it was important to start in london and meet with my counterpart