ryan mcconnell and paul are really intent on avoiding that at all costs. they have set up a strategy where they are going to try to pass a series of packages of appropriations at least to get most of the government put on full-year funding, leaving homeland security, the state department, the justice department and commerce department on a stopgap through the election. that is the plan as we head into september. it could run into turbulent times if trump insists on redoing some of this. he is showing willingness to assign the first of these packages, funding the veterans affairs department. that would reduce the impact of any >> and the house has been out for summer recess. the senate has taken a couple of breaks. human tend us some of the spending bill packages but could you give us an overview or a roundup of the packages that have been passed? the senate -- >> there are three parts. the legislative affairs bill that funds congress itself has the military construction and veterans affairs bill. it has energy and water which funds the army corps of engine

should handle this nonsense again letting paul ryan get away with another insult, not a dime for the wall. by the way, this story about the report that mcconnello the white house with fancy visual aid and convinced the president that he should just let it go because they're such good people in the worship at least for that one appearance in the white house. >> look, i completely agree with you on paul ryan. he's a failed leader. he's hanging around his retirement in place where he's collecting a paycheck and all the perks, but not really been a speaker, giving the party nothing to look forward to. i would cut mcconnell some slack if only he's been a master at handling -- cavanaugh, all of them. lou: i'll cut him some slack, but not much more because this isn't a front to the american people. a valuable service in the confirmation. >> it doesn't solve the whole fiscal issue, the spending. none of it gets addressed. lou: another way of keeping government ever growing larger as we watch the debt going over $20 trillion. the president will have that come to reckon on his watch as well. michael is always, great to see you. thank you very much. the

thank you to my good friend, speaker ryan, leader mcconnell, majority leader mccarthy, the most brave, the bravest person around, where is our guy? steve scalise. i saw you the other night on a very major program, good job. it was great. you've done a great job. and senator cornyn. good job this morning. i was watching. senator, thank you very much. very much for being here. also i want to thank secretary neilsen and director mulvaney, they've been working very well with the group and with congress and a lot of progress is being made. in recent years due to the democrat's obstruction which is what they are, they're obstructionists, their whole campaign is called resist. that's about all they have going. the government has been forced to pass so-called omnibus spending bills where all of the spending is rolled into one giant package in a very rushed manner. last year i said we're not going to do that we don't want to do that again, we don't like it but we wanned to take care of our military, which we did. and we took it beautifully. they're rebuilding the military to a level it's never

a little while ago, congressional leaders, including speaker paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, agreed with appropriators and white house staff, and as far as we were aware, president trump to hold that debate until after the midterms, and during the lame-duck session of congress, they would work out the issues. they would not have a public fight over the border wall before voters head to the polls in november. >> let's take a look at one last issue that is under consideration, which is hurricane funding. what have you heard about the effort, especially by north and south carolina lawmakers, to get funding for some of the relief and recovery? jennifer: this year, the response of fema and others is vastly different than the response we had last year when those three major hurricane struck in a very short amount of time. we also had a lot of wildfires in the west. last year's fema disaster relief fund did not have a lot of money in it. this year, i believe they have about $26 billion available right now. last year, when hurricane harvey struck texas and louisiana in late august, they had abou

speaker ryan,eaajorityr mcconnell. they seem to barely figure in the effort to keep trump moving towardhe cente bob: that's exactly right. and, of course, this is -- a lot of people have compared this to the nixon case, watergate, which i spent years of my life on. and at a certain point, it tipped, and the republicans said, barry goldwater, former late senator from arizona, finally went and said, too many lies, too many crimes. and nixon resigned the next day. where that t point is with trump, if there is one, we don't know. somebody who knows him well after the book came out g said, heng to lash out at you, which he's de. he is a master at changing the conversation, as you know. oid so we're to see efforts to change the conversation, which is fine. but it's -- the core thought i have, there's a war on truth. and the book ends with john dowd, his lawyer for eight months in the mueller investigation. he won't tell in this, because it's too insulting, but he said, you're an f'ing liar. that's the summation. you can't ru

i have the commitment from mitch mcconnell, paul ryan and everybody. we'll do it right after the election where hopefully frankly it will be easy because we'll have more republicans. eric: right now the senate funded $1.6 billion for the wall, the house $5 billion. that's a large number the president would want. >> it's not a matter of if we have this conversation but when. we know the republicans will have this conversation about the border wall and border security funding eventually. the president is saying he believes it may hurt them in the mid-terms if they have this before the elections. so what we have are leadership urging him, this won't bode well for voters if they see we are having a government shutdown before the elections. the president doesn't want that to happen. he's nervous about keeping control of the house and senate. so i'm sure he's listening to them and hearing their concerns. if they are packaging it in a way saying we won't have as many republicans voted in. i am sure that's something they will take into consideration. >> they s

he has received no support from mitch mcconnell, from speaker ryan, from you and a number of your colleagues. he has received immense support, but from the leadership, nothing, at a time when mcconnell and ryan, in any other circumstance would have expected to stand shoulder to shoulder with this president and simply decry the appointment of the special counsel and demand its end. >> well, lou, i think that what you've highlighted is the frustration with the status quo, but imagine how worse things will get if the democrats take over in the mid terms. i think bob mueller purposely doesn't want to give his report to a republican congress. i think they're hoping that the democrats take over that. mueller can issue a report and democrats in the house can have a snap impeachment to take us away from the results we've been delivering for the american people. you look at energy in the democratic party, it's about resistance, not results. we've been critical at times on the show, lou, a heck of a lot better than having the democrats do everything they can to create chaos when we've got a president

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paul ryan or mitch mcconnell, they don't want to get involved because it's messy, you know, to defend constitution. >> it's even messier to go down the slippery slope to allow twitter to make these kind of decisions. >> lou: let's turn quickly to lisa strozk -- excuse me, peter strozk and lisa page. once again, leaking and then peter strozk's attorney trying to make the case that strozk was referring to stopping leaking, not encouraging and orchestrating it. >> of course he wasn't! that is why there is a chart in the inspector general's report that had to diagram all the f.b.i. leaks. they were leaking like a sieve. so was d.o.j. we have confirmed reports and admissions of leaking by bruce ohr and lisa pagement we know mccabe leaked. i was part of their strategy to create this entire false russia collusion narrative. they made it from whole cloth. >> lou: how frustrated would you be if you were this president? i just, i'm sitting here watching this. we have now all sorts of evidence of the corruption of the department of justice, the f.b.i., their leadership rancid and toxic with poli

paul ryan or mitch mcconnell, they don't want to get involved because it's messy, you know, to defend constitution. >> it's even messier to go down the slippery slope to allow twitter to make these kind of decisions. >> lou: let's turn quickly to lisa strozk -- excuse me, peter strozk and lisa page. once again, leaking and then peter strozk's attorney trying to make the case that strozk was referring to stopping leaking, not encouraging and orchestrating it. >> of course he wasn't! that is why there is a chart in the inspector general's report that had to diagram all the f.b.i. leaks. they were leaking like a sieve. so was d.o.j. we have confirmed reports and admissions of leaking by bruce ohr and lisa pagement we know mccabe leaked. i was part of their strategy to create this entire false russia collusion narrative. they made it from whole cloth. >> lou: how frustrated would you be if you were this president? i just, i'm sitting here watching this. we have now all sorts of evidence of the corruption of the department of justice, the f.b.i., their leadership rancid and toxic with poli

mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are against doing that at all costs. they have tried to pass a series of packages of appropriations bills to at least get most of the government put on full-year funding and leaving the homeland security, justice department, commerce department, as sort of a stopgap through the election. that is the plan, but it could run into some turbulent times it president trump really insists on vetoing some of these bills. he has signed the first of these packages which would at least reduce the impact of any shutdown to more of a partial shutdown. >> the house has been out for summer recess. the senate has mostly been in. you mentioned some of those spending bill packages, but could you give us a sort of an overview, a round up of the packages that have been passed, what their status is. the senate passing nine of 12, the house passing six. >> they are calling them minibuses, three parts, legislative affairs, which funds congress itself, military construction and veterans affairs bill that funds the be a, it has the energy and wat

i'm not happy with ryan, mcconnell, or trump at this point in time as someone who cares about the fiscal going forward. neil: jeff, only so much you can say about how a politician or president can move markets. we know they move mightily under this one. they came back from record lows under the last one. is it fair to say each in his own way can take credit for a bull market that is already officially the longest on record? >> i take issue with that, by the way. 1949 to 1966 secular bull market -- neil: you're right. i'm getting no the weeds on that. you're a genius, i apologize, i'm not. they can both take credit in one way, shape or form for the bull we've had? >> i think that is fair. i attribute it to the federal reserve that prevented the country from going into depression. neil: gary touched on keeping interest rates at zero. had it not been for that we might have been in deeper doodoo, right? >> yeah. i think you would have a lot of banks go under. neil: we'll never know what ifs. gary we know that barack obama is sort of out of his shell here. saying enough already. he will campa

americans are unfavorable towards her than favorable but you could say the same thing for paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, whose ratings are actually far worse than nancy pelosi. it is a tactic republicans are using, trying to tie candidates to nancy pelosi when in many cases, it is quite a stretch. many of these candidates have said they would not vote for nancy pelosi as leader of the party. republicans are really trying to use that lane of attack to make voters think that candidates are too liberal for their electorate. nancyjim hobart, is pelosi a factor? guest 2: there is a reason why all these democratic candidates are making an effort to say they will not vote for her. she is incredibly unpopular. a big reason republicans won the house in 2010 and are able to keep the house in 2018. there is an argument that she will be the reason because she is just that unpopular, especially with the types of swing voters that republicans need to persuade. int: we will go to wayne mississippi on the republican line. jim hobart on the republican side and ben winston on the democrat side. caller: thank you. i just

whether it be ryan, pelosi, mcconnell or schumer, they're not doing the job. we need new leadership. i can tell you now that if and when i am elected and go to washington i will not be voting for chuck schumer. >> a 32nd rebuttal. >> i do think we know that phil had a choice and he could have run as a republican or independent probably didn't want to do that and he's running as a democrat. he will be with chuck schumer if he were to go to washington. but back to tennesseans, they want the focus on them. the campaign is really about them. we have healthy jobs and community and then security and making certain that our border is secure so that our communities are secure. we know he will vote with chuck schumer because he has already bought and paid for his campaign with chuck schumer. >> the next question. millions of americans that benefited from president trumps tax cuts but they have also contributed to increases in the federal deficit. how concerned are you about the national debt and what measures would you do to cut the deficit. >> the tax cuts, the way th

paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, and vice president mike pence all delivered heartfelt remarks as the mccain. >> half a world away, wearing our nation's uniform, john mccain stood up for every value that this capitol building represents. then he brought that same to advocate for our service members, our veterans, and our moral leadership in the world. so it is only right that today near the end of his long journey, john lies here in this great hall under this mighty dome like other american heroes before him. >> john mccain deserves to be remembered as he wished to be remembered. a patriot who served his country, a man, yes, of the senate but also a man of the house. a navy man. a family man. a man who made an enormous difference in the lives of countless people, a man of conviction. a man of state. there's a line from his farewell statement that really just grabs me. our identities and sense of worth are not circumdescribed but enlarged by serving good causes bigger than ourselves. that's john mccain. how fitting and how true. >> we gather here today to honor an american patriot. served a c

. >> laura: i think mcconnell and ryan have made a political calculation that funding, or even talk ofhe wall, will spook photos before the midterm midterms. they've even convinced the president of this. here he is last week. >> we are getting the wall done but i have heard so many people, good people, great people, they'd rather not do it before that, they'd rather do it right after the election. they don't want to do anything that will upset the apple cart, and my inclination -- if it was up was up to me, i would shut down government, build border security. [cheers and applause] >> laura: well, mr. president, your inclination is right. this wall must be pelts. he claims he is a commitment from mcconnell and ryan to vote on the wall and its funding after the midterm. but if you are worried about turning out the republican base, wouldn't into make sense to turk about the wall, get it done? years with my radio listeners are today. >> the trump rally that i want to, nobody was chanting "3% gdp." they were chanting build the wall. that is why they voted for this cath. >> we can take care

reporter: yesterday leader mcconnell and speaker ryan said they don't want to see a government shut down. yesterday they were meeting with the president and said whatever happens will happens. he said he's willing to do anything for border security. i'm wondering are you going to watch republicans work on their own through this appropriations process? and essentially shut down the government? or are you willing to work with the republican leaders to -- in a bipartisan way to keep government opened? ms. pelosi: in my opening remarks i mentioned that we're working in a bipartisan way. again, from the culture of appropriations i know that people understand the responsibility there to find solutions, and especially since we won the battle of the resources going into the committee. so that when we are competing for funds we have adequate funds. but the -- we have been working with them in a bipartisan way. the senate has worked in a more bipartisan way, that's why they are further down the road. when we now join in conference with the senate, i think there can be some improvement in what the

this was the only reason i can think of is some republicans in house leadership like paul ryan and mitch mcconnelll after the election to tack onto critical homeland security spending bill things that are not so popular. that is the only reason they would wait. heather: you were reading my mind, why they would want to wait until after the midterms, and how this particular situation could impact the midterms just 45 days away. >> there are some provisions that have been put on the bill in the house that really would be unpopular and undermine the president's hire american agenda by warning employers who like to hire foreign workers for less money than americans and open up this new supply of guest worker visas and green cards for these employers and that is not the message americans want to hear and that is why they want to wait until after the election but people should insist we get this done before the election. there is a political advantage to doing that for republicans and they are missing this opportunity. heather: ice needing an infusion of money. >> absolutely, not just border security. we

senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan are intent on avoiding that at all costs. they have set up a strategy were they will try to pass serious packages of appropriations bills. most of the government on a full year funding and leaving homeland security, the state department, the justice department and,'s department on a stopgap through the election and that's the planet to september but it could run it to some turbulent times toward the end if donald trump insists on redoing some of these bills. he is showing some willingness to assign the first of these packages funding the government like veterans affairs and that would at least reduce the impact of any shutdown, more of a partial shutdown. >> the house has been out for summer recess and there are a couple of breaks here or there. you mentioned some of the spending bill packages but could you give us an overview of the packages that have been passed and what their status is, the senate passing nine of 12 and a house passing sex? >> -- passing six? there are three parts, the legislative affairs bill which

remember, for core trump voters it's not like trump himself has been in love with mitch mcconnell and speaker ryanutinely goes after -- >> it's a routine complaint from house republicans, stop trashing us. >> so why would hard-core trump voters be energized to save mitch mcconnell and speaker ryan? there is a blue wave. and i think things are looking that way. although i'm not completely sold on it. if there is a blue wave, part of that blue wave happens because those trump voters sit on their hands. >> waves only happens when both things occur, turn up on one side and turn down on the other side and this is the first time you're like oh, i didn't -- i hadside. i'd seen evidence, yes, democratic turnout was but republican was hanging in there. >> i would say there's a complacency problem on the left as well, which is -- you're the most rational i've heard, per usual about this, which is i'm not sure there's going to be a blue wave. if you're sitting around and watch the emmys, if you're listening to barack obama, if you know that hillary clinton's written a new foreword or endword to her book, the

he doesn't attack paul ryan or mitch mcconnell, the globalist little rinos. he attacks the man who took on the establishment and that's president donald j. trump. ed: you are correct. but i concur donald trump is the republican party of today. lou: i'm talking about just visa advice jefvisa -- just vis-a-v*f bezos and his paper. paul ryan looks like he'll be trouble right to the last day. and he'll probably pitch a tent on capitol hill once he leaves the speaker's office. ed: why anyone listens to him is beyond me. his premise of altering the budgetary diet. lou: the same way they listen to mccain and lindsey graham. because they were anti-republican. ed: i'm saying republicans should not be listening to him. republicans need to be running on trump. donald trump has 90% plus of republican support. he basically had more than half the independent he ran last time. that's where they need to be. right now the in most of recent poll. ron desantis is down 6 points in the race for governor. and he has separated himself from trump. it looks like he wants to put dista

democrats, republicans, whoever they might be, in this case republicans -- as are they paul ryan, mitch mcconnell? >> every single republican leader on capitol hill. every person who writes a nonmupsly in "the new york times." everybody who is willing to talk 0 bob woodward but says they didn't, these are failings of personal integrity. and it is okay as fellow hugh plans and fellow americans to suggest you have failed yourself, you have failed your family and you've frald your fellow country men by not talking about this publicly. >> this seems like the kind of writing that would drive all these men and they're all men unfortunately no offense, into their offices to figure out what to do. you know how they whistle blow at the highest level of trump administration, writing in "the new york times" for publication that there were early whispers within the cabinet -- cabinet secretaries talked about invoking the 25th amendment. this seems to justify immediate congressional hearings to find out who they were. i would haul up every single cabinet secretary. you have to protect an anonymous source, but

in fact, the republican leaders, mcconnell and ryan, ryan has quit but he didn't leave. l is intensely disliked. if you look at schumer and pelosi, within the party, they have the support of democrats in terms of what they want to do. republicans right now haveel and o leader outside of president trump. >> tucker: that is absolutely true. republicans do not like i paul ryan by and large. who will be the speaker of democrats win? >> l i think pelosi probably wil win in the first instance but don't think she'll continue to serve. i-- think there'll be a struggle behind the scenes. i think there is a problem solvers group that is looking to have some influence if it's close, in terms of changing the rules and naming the speaker. because remember, the speaker technically has to be elected by a majority vote of the house, not the majority vote of a caucus.er >> tucker: so you think pelosi will get it, if the democrats win, pelosi will be elected speaker but then not to serve? >> i don't think she is going to serve through to the next election. my suspicions would be, she would

caller: i am calling regarding paul ryan and i do not like mitch mcconnell. or paul ryan. think both of them are in for the money. and i think they should both be out. they are not standing up. did anybody watch the hearings this week? any of america working together? i agree with the gofundme page. i would actually give to the gofundme page as well. guessing that it won't go to the right places is a naysayer. much -- you know what? allowed charity 600 $800 a year? at least. i would participate in all of that. i am from california and i see the reality going on. i see what is happening over here. i see low wages. i work for a national insurance company and i have seen them make profits while they ripoff everybody else. and this is what obama did. i've worked with them for over 25 years. get pay raises. we do not get pay raises. it their stock is triple and has never given us back. there is a problem in america. there is a problem with standing up for americans. that is where we are not doing it. if you have to shut down the government to get congress, chuck, everyone -- sc

finally had it with the cowardly and incompetent feckless gop congressional leadership as paul ryan and mitch mcconnell fail to deliver a responsible budget and still they refuse to fund the president's campaign promise, the build the border wall. president trump demanding republicans get tough and get with his program. >> we have to get the republicans. we'll get things we want. we've started the wall. everybody wants the wall. we've spent $3.2 billion on the wall. we've got to get the rest of the funding. we're going to get it. lou: and the department of justice and fbi still have not complied with the president's direct order to declassify documents related to the origins of the russia witch hunt. representative matt gates joins us here tonight to talk about the crisis of leadership at the department of justice, the fbi and the intelligence community. >>> our top story, the campaign of the radical left to try to block the senate confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh. the dems sinking to unprecedented depths of despicable political dirty trick to keep judge kavanaugh off the spngt. supreme court. tho

we don't see any sign that the administration, that the white house, that paul ryan, that mitch mcconnellthat leaders in washington are responding. >> yes, well, what i respond -- >> what do you think we should do in the midterms? >> i don't wait for washington to solve these problems. i mean, one of the things i talked about today, the folks in cincinnati, in an interview, is the fact that it's really good. i didn't get this specific, but it's really good we expanded medicaid. so people who have trouble, meant a mental illness, we can have the resources to treat people. you are your brother's keeper. so what paul ryan or what, you know, dick durbin or anybody else does in washington, we can be very effective where we live. we can supply the resources. we can take care of one another. i don't like the fact that washington's broken. i was there when it did work. when we balanced budgets. when we worked across the aisle. to speak out against the division that i've seen in this country. i mean, i -- >> does this situation, the woodward book, the anonymous op-ed, whether it should have been w

[laughter] paul ryan and mitch mcconnell failing to secure funding for the board of all in the upcoming spending bill. congressman jim jordan has vowed to fight for that wall, if he is elected, as the next speaker of the house. >> single biggest promise we made in 2016 was building the border security wall. we not done that we not done what you said but i'm given the chance to lead and get the majority we will focus on getting that done. lou: up next, doctor ford is asked what your members most, but not her claim that but kavanaugh sexually assaulted h her. we'll be right back. [music playing] (vo) after the 1906 earthquake people needed access to their money. so even though bank records were buried, wells fargo let customers withdraw based on their word. we had your back then... ...and we've got your back today. now customers with direct deposit can benefit from overdraft rewind. an overdraft forgiveness feature, only from wells fargo. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next mee

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