representative scott taylor sits appropriations committee. good to have you with us. rep. : good to be with you. i am a national security guy. it is good to have security for our borders. i agree with the president, quite frankly, when we are talking about having more money for security on the wall, if you will come whether that is technology or a physical wall. also looking at a marriage in terms of integration as well as chain migration, getting a handle on that and perhaps e-verify. i love all of those things. however, i think it is important for our party and leaders in general to lead on this issue. we will not rest your eight-year-old kid if you have him with you or you cannot hold the kid accountable for the sins of the parent. i believe, and what i would have loved to a scene, is a separate bill, if you will, to get more security, to get more orientation and immigration policies to reduce chain migration and a mandatory e-verify, things like that. at the same time, dealing with this population that are known, right, they have a background check, the program, they ar

host: congressman scott taylor, thanks very muchor joining me. >> thank you. host: now to the docrats, who are livid about a republican vote to release a secret memorandum said to accuse the fbi and justice department of misusing their authority in the russia investigation. mithe memo was cioned by the republican chair of the house intelligence committee. the president now has five days elto decide whether tose it. democratic congresswoman jackie spear sits on mmittee. i caught up with her. the state of the union is taking place tonight against a particularly dysfunctional backdrop and the key committee that you sit on seems to be zed by political, partis bickering. has trust between democrats and republicans completely evaporated? >> it has. regrettably so, because this was always bipartisan. it was always about protecting the security of our intelligence community to promote american safety, to make sure classifiedo ments were maintained as classified, and that is all out of the window because of this effort by devin nunes and the committee to politicize the

scott taylor, former navy seal, turned congressman tweeted this -- congressman scott taylor is joiningnow, good to see you. >> thank you. liz: why did you donate your salary? >> if we're not working we should not get paid, it is uncontionable if congress gets paid. and military is not, i can't in good faith continue to be paid if we're not doing anything, we sent our first payday to vets house for homeless veterans, and second with n22, that deals with preventing veteran suicide. liz: did anyone in congress follow our example. >> a lot of folks did, i saw some, defer it as well. if i am not working, i don't want the money. liz: vice president pence blamed democrats for playing politics with military pay in his speech to u.s. troops. >> a minority in senate decided to play politics with military pay. you deserve better, you should not worry one minute whether you are going to get paid. know this, your president, our vice president, and american people are not going to put up with it. [applause] liz: you are a navy seal, how do the good men and women of our military react to speefns like

we turn now to scott taylor. scott taylor is a republican congressman from the coastal region of the commonwealth of virginia. comm congressman, always good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> does your party have the votes to prevent a shutdown? g >> i believe we do. it's bad for virginia. it's bad obviously for the troops. there's no question about that. i have the honor of serving in a district that has more military and veterans than anyone in the nation. it's bad for them. and we're trying to make sure this government stays open. >> why do we get so close so often, congressman? why do we play this game every few months? >> well, as a new guy, i'm just as perplexed as you are. it's something that, you know, i campaigned on. we need to get back to an order and run this government like we're supposed to. i think this is the third or fourth -- >> number four since september. >> well, you know, if we had this discussion the next time, i'm probably going to be a no. because it's important to deal with this

the armed services committee chair and representative buchanan, stephanie murphy and scott taylor are also along. our live coverage continuing this afternoon, we will be at the white house at 3:30 p.m. for the briefing with sarah sanders. live coverage at that time. overseas, another trip to the middle east, vice president mike pence on a trip yesterday in israelthe knesset highlighting the long-standing relationship between the u.s. and israel and president trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem announcing it will open at the end of 2019. [applause] vice pres. pence: president r the supremers of court, citizens of israel. [applause] [indiscernible] [sounds of protesters] language]foreign >> please, mr. vice president, i apologize. vice pres. pence: it is deeply humbling for me to stand before this vibrant democracy. [applause] vice pres. pence: to have a great honor to address this knesset, the first vice president of the united states to be afforded that privilege. capital jerusalem, the of the state of israel. [applause] [applause] i brings. pence: greetings from a

>>arthel: congressman scott taylor. thanks for joining us. thank you for your service. >> thank you. >>eric: meanwhile, demonstrators gathering on several cities across the country for a second day of women's marches. they are again calling for equality. las vegas has a huge rally making a big push for voter registration and that is great as well. - - is in las vegas with more. >>reporter: thousands of women have showed up in las vegasto speak out on a number of issues. but the one that we've heard over and over is , get out to vote. this rally is a power to the polls. the reason nevada was chosen, it is a swing state and they are hoping to get seats in the upcoming election. we have heard from a number of speakers so far including the president of planned parenthood. take a listen. >> white women, listen up. we've got to do better. we've got to do better. [applause] it is not up to women of color to save this country from itself. that is on all of us. >>reporter: women in the stands tell us they showed up to spotlight a number of issues in t

. >> joining me now is scott taylor. thanks for joining me. busy weekend. here we go, i know you have supported, sir, a fix for daca and taken heat from ultra conservative groups for it. do you agree with senator graham and how come you voted with the president on this one? >> so yes, you know, i'm a national security guy. i believe in more border security and having dissi belie disincentives but i believe we should do the right thing and help this population and group. that being said, there is good faith negotiations going on for awhile now in different areas in the house and senate and with the presidency, as well. i do not believe, however, and i think most american people would agree most that want to deal with this population should hold up the funding for the government. you mentioned vice president mike pence, that was probably right where he was a few weeks ago and in afghanistan on christmas. it is absolutely unconscionable that we would hold up government funding for the troops for that population, which we do want to help. >> let me just say, th

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joining us is republican congressman scott taylor of virginia. a pleasure to see you, sir. >> good morning, chris. how are you? >> what do you think, do you have to protect the special counsel? >> you know, i think if people have is a lawmakers politically calling for the fire of mueller, they should have it equally for trying to protect him. the president hasn't fired him. let it take its course. >> how do you know it's not going to happen? if he did make a move on special counsel, it would then be too late. >> well, look, it's been over a year now. look, if i was the president, i'd be pissed too. it has been a political hammarby democrats on this. it didn't happen in over a year. let it take its course. there's political folks on both sides. some people calling to protect him. let him take its course. >> do you think if you just let it go now, everything will be fine? the answer seems to be yes. >> yes. >> do you think releasing the memo similarly, because that is another point of intrigue right now. do you think that memo should get out there

scott taylor, s/cong. nanette barragán, s/randy serrano, @serranonews --pkg no hay garantía.ertas en poco más de veinticuatro horas si el congreso no logra aprobar un presupuesto. s/cong. paul ryan, paul ryan expresó optimismo este jueves asegurando que un presupuesto federal se aprobaría este jueves en la cámara baja. la medida no incluiría una solión para daca. y así es como lo prefieren algunos republicanos. s/congscott taylor, quiero un acuerdo. y estoy peleando por un acuerdo. pero separado de dinero del gobierno. desde temprano soñadores de todo el país presionaban a políticos en los pasillos del capitolio a que voten en contra del presupuesto si no incluye un amparo que los proteja. s/cong. nanette barragán, "en contra. porque no tiene las protecciones para los dreamers. pero de aprobarse la medida pasaría al senado. y ahí todo podría cambiar. republicanos como lindsay graham y mike rounds ya han declarado públicamente que, por diferentes razones, no apoyarán el presupuesto de la cámara baja. uniéndose a varios demócratas que podrían descarrilar un voto en el senado an

i talked to scott taylor about this, a former navy seal, republican congressman from virginia beach.ved in mexico. there has to be protection on the border but we have to let in,ers indreamers i will take on scott taylor again. it doesn't have to be a physical wall. you need something there. maybe i'm negotiating for both sides, we have given you more money to protect the border, it is not a physical wall but it is effectively a wall. alix: so you wind up getting a pass? david: i am making it up. only the government keeping going. coming up, we speak with cory gardner, a senator from colorado, a republican. he will be at the meeting talking immigration. we will talk about that and marijuana. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: risk on. the 10 year yields hitting a nine-month high. prepping for new records as the fed debates the target. not so fast. u.k. prime minister theresa may's attempt to reshuffle the cabinet as senior administers refused to leave. in lasain all on display vegas. the global stage for innovation. david: welcome to bloomberg daybreak on this tuesday,

let's discuss with scott taylor of virginia.ongress ma'am, first time i've seen you since the first of the year. the best to you and your family and thank you for serving. do you have any reasons to competent -- >> that's never been an issue for me personally. i haven't seen anything that would indicate he's not mentally fit to be the president. you've seen these attacks, and george bush had attacks on him as well. >> do you see him as a real stable genius? >> i wouldn't have choch those words, but i think there is instability in the news, social media, stuff like that, but there are a lot of stable things happening. it's a different approach, of course. there's definitely room for argument, but yearly there's stability in the economy. eye uss has been utterly destroyed, so there's some instability, but also some great things happening. >> so you get a cause-and-effect effect issue. is it because of the way the president has behaved that we have improved conditioning, or despite the way he behaves? >> i don't think they're direc

scott taylor sits on the veterans affairs and military construction committees.d district in virginia also has more military members retired and active than anyone else in the country. he joins us now. congressman, when did you realize -- i bet you didn't even realize when the government shuts down lawmakers still get paid. >> you know, now that i'm on this side, i understand that. but it's obviously if we're not doing our work we shouldn't get paid and certainly not getting paid while the military doesn't get paid who are overseas fighting for us. brian: you are doing what with your sal rinchts every sal? >> every day we are shut down i will donate it for homeless veterans and second one n-22 deals with preventing veteran suicide. and if we do it today, if we're going to shut down today it will be operation home front actually helps active duty families with financial hardship which is obviously appropriate for right now. so lawmakers feel a little bit guilty i'm going to put my salary to something or not take my pay. do you think we have this shut down which is

the armed services committee chair and representative buchanan, stephanie murphy and scott taylor are also along. our live coverage continuing this afternoon, we will be at the white house at 3:30 p.m. for the briefing with sarah sanders. live coverage at that time. overseas, another trip to the middle east, vice president mike pence on a trip yesterday in israelthe knesset highlighting the long-standing relationship between the u.s. and israel and president trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem announcing it will open at the end of 2019. [applause]

> i also want to ask you about what your colleagues on aughtther side of the aisle congressman scott taylor from virginia to me earlier. he said the reason the democrats own this shutdown is because democrats must work with republicans. they do have to get to 60 votes in t in the senate, they only got 50. so to pass whatever's in front of them they had to get to 60. >> that's correct. it was a by tart san rejection in the u.s. senate of the harmful house concerning resolution. and let's make this very simple for the american people. continuing resolutions harmful to our military. secretary of defense mattis said that a few days ago and we have been continuing to do these short-term spending measures without ever passing a budget. i have been in congress for three years now, i've not seen a single budget from the republican leadership. that's ridiculous. we need to take a stand and fully fund our military and not keep doing these harmful short-term crs. >> how about this one. at the top of the show your clique said he'd be willing to concede some funding for the border wall in order to prote

as far as danger is presents, congressman from that area, former navy seal, scott taylor, told the local russia's weaknesses t sailed first near the u.s. within a year ago within the first few weeks of president trump's inauguration. it traveled up and down the atlantic coast in 2014 and 2015. even docked in havana in 2015 last year, when the president was asked about it, when it was off of connecticut, he said, well i could just blow it, quote right out of the water, he much rather get along with russia. we're told by pentagon officials when this ship recently docked in jamaica, the political officer aboard had to a accompany all sailors, lest should defect. guys? brian: very interesting. steve: griff, don't we do the same thing essentially? reporter: we do, absolutely. there is ship leaving the russia coast there. we routinely fly in the baltics our air force equipment which is, we believe, far superior to what the russians have off of our coast here in the atlantic. brian: darn right. carnival cruises goes there too. they also go to moscow. ainsley: okay for us to do it. they are not

the mayor directed the election of officials not to send out taylor's to people with hispanic names. scott, a worker care testified and said when he pulled out the hispanic names, he asked them to pull out the names of democratic voters. said hispanic,he he said he did not know. then he testified hispanics was a proxy for democratic voters. race or party? it does not seem at these are discrete categories. i think it is a great improvement over the race or party approach, it does not require a false choice between one or the other. theunctionally recognizes race and party separation. it makes it hard to draw legitimate distinctions between normal politics and something that draws the line into racial discrimination. as one of the lower judges in said, i wouldurt say that is a different kind of theory. it may also lead to southern exceptionalism. be, the same strict voter id law is unconstitutional in north carolina because of the large concentration of african-american voters but legal in wisconsin? voters inerican wisconsin overly -- overwhelmingly vote for the democratic party but they on

scott shaffer is next. >> joining us now to talk about the governor brown and san francisco's new interim mayor are columnist at mission local jess esconazi. and university of san francisco professor james taylor. welcome, everybody. it was a very emotional and dramatic week at the board of supervisors. joe, tell us what happened and where we are right now in san francisco politics. >> what i wrote is it was a deeply ugly scene, and it was that, and a very counterintuitive outcome in which the left leaning bloc of supervisors, at this moment in american history, up seated a black woman, a city native who worked her way up from the projects, and a wlolot of perso strife and unseated her in favor of a white venture capitalist. >> is that what you mean when you say ugly if >> the ugliness was the heartfelt and angry reaction of the crowd, many of whom are also african-american, grew up with her, and saw this as part and parcel to a pattern of disenfranchisement and frankly race ii racism. they couched this blow against white billionaires who are backing her campaign, and in order to stifle a white billionaire, they elevated a white millionaire. [ laughter ] >> james, is there more at play here? >

the time for trivial fights is behind us. to republican congressman scott taylor from virginia. to reach out to tonight? reach out to tonight? president can and should speak to all americans. all americans. things like that that republicans and democrats can agree on. and democrats can agree on. fastest—growing population politically. politically. it is important that he speaks out to all americans. speaks out to all americans. all sides can come together on these big issues like immigration. big issues like immigration. that is just provoking a shutdown? just provoking a shutdown? thing he can talk about and then talk about immigration. talk about immigration. and at the same time they want to deal with the population. deal with the population. for all americans and i think we can come together on that. come together on that. now the president has a serious proposal. proposal. together and solve the immigration problem. problem. how important is his tone going to be? town is extremely important. important. common, and how to move forward on that, the tone is important. that, th