scully says saucers crash in aztec, and not only did skaauce crash, scully says, but bodies are found. three to four-foot tall alien beings, really cementing the modern idea of the little green men comes out of scully's books. he also claims that the saucers come not from mars but from venus. the 1950s are really kind of a key time in a mars/venus battle over where these flying saucers come from. scully loses popularity after 1952 because "true" magazine publishes and extensive article debunking his entire book, pointing out the fact most of -- or really all of scully's sources are professional con men, and really just spending page after page making fun of scully for believing the con men and even making fun of how terrible frank scully's writing is. it is a really mean article. it destroys cully's credibility. but scully's ideas are going to have a really long shelf life, and actually just in recent years there's been an uptick in people trying to attract some of the roswell tourism away over to aztec and publishing new books saying that scully was right and saucers really did crash

steve scully, of course, is from my home state of louisiana. a very good friend of my for 20 years. , of course, ise from my home state of louisiana. is there is the general limitation people have that the level of discourse is weighing upon us now and large numbers of the american people, three fourths of the american people believe that is true and there's and we see people from different parties and ideas and persuasions agreeing. this is different than the founders intended. and that level of statesmanship we used to regard in this country, i think we can get back to that in this country. pedro: you want to make an impact as an individual. as a freshman, and how do go about doing that? rep. johnson: you put your head down and get the work done. i think there's an opportunity in an environment like this. free nation in the history of the planet and yet we have these tremendous challenges in front of us. i got up at 5:30 a.m. that is what is required to do this job right and to do it well. i think we are seeing that. pedro: how do you do the

scully: they want my baby. why?nment cloning experiment to try and create a super soldier. you saw your son affect the mobile over his crib. he spun it as if with his mind. scully: i'm scared for you, mulder, and for william. ( garbled radio transmission ) radio dispatcher: this is sector station to unit one. unit one, please report. unit one reporting. no traffic or unusual activity, sector station. tell her my ass is freezing off

[applause] congressman scully's -- scully's --scalise: my security detail are part of my family and jennifernd i treat them as family because they are with us everywhere. on that day, june 14, that was no different, they came, 6:30 in the morning and we arrived at the baseball field to play and practice for a game of charity baseball. nobody would have suspected what happened. as soon as the shots were fired, when i was laying on the ground, one of the things i pray for is that dave and crystal would be successful in carrying out their duties. both david and crystal are incredibly well-trained and professional. when i was laying there, not long after the first couple of shots were fired, i heard a different caliber weapon which told me they had immediately engage the shooter. if they do not act so quickly, even after being shot, both themselves, continued to engage the shooter and got him down, which not only save my life but the life of a lot of other people here in this chamber today. crystal could not be with us today by david bailey is with us , you are my hero and you saved my life. tha

steve scully's returns to the u.s.se, and boy, does he have his work cut out counting votes next week at the house takes up the republican budget. they passed this out of the budget committee in the summer. what took it so long to get to the house floor? >> the build typically passes with only republican support, --ch means you need at the the vast majority of the republican caucus in the beginning, and we heard from the

as vin scully once said, we're all day to day. >>> in st.bs addison russell chasing after a foul ball. he doesn't catch it but accidentally kicks over a guy's full plate of nachos. the guy was more worried about his food than addison'sr new plate of nachos and took photos. the cubs won 10-2. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. i'm not sure what's worse, losing a beer or losing food. >> it's

it's mulder and scully and jokes. >> seth: and you have adam scott as either your mulder or scully.dibly talented, really funny guy. and on the show, you sort of play the skeptic. >> yes. >> seth: he plays the believer. >> yes. >> seth: but in real life, it's the opposite. >> opposite, yes. he doesn't believe in anything and i -- [ laughter ] no, he doesn't believe in that stuff, and i just don't think we're alone here. >> seth: got you. so you think -- you believe in extraterrestrial stuff. do you believe in ghosts? >> all of that, yeah. >> seth: what's the thing that you're afraid of the most? is there something? >> afraid of? i don't deal with being afraid. >> seth: okay, that's good. that's nice. because if i believed in that stuff, i think i'd be terrified. >> i mean i -- i'm a -- scary movies scare me. >> seth: oh, really? [ light laughter ] >> yeah, like later on after the fact. >> seth: uh-huh. >> like the first -- when i first moved to l.a., you know i was living alone and stuff, and i went to see "sixth sense" and "blair witch project", not knowing i was afraid of scary mo

nancy: representative steve scully still remains in physical therapy.uring a court appearance today, a judge made clear that matthew phillips knew that he could receive the death penalty or life in prison if convicted. the maker of the medicine that he used against his wife to kill her said there was no evidence that the drug can lead to violent behavior. nancy: 7 on your side health matters and what could be a big breakthrough in diagnosing all timers disease. a new study -- alzheimer's disease. researchers have created a blood test that lets them identify the disease. diagnosed from brain scans and metal testing. to gotests still have through years of evaluations before mccain way to patients. jonathan: prince george's county is set to do more pesticide spraying for mosquitoes after a mosquito pool tested positive for west nile virus. this time, butat residents are urged to take precautions to avoid being bitten. the spring will take place tomorrow in hyattsville and bladensburg. it was more information on wjla.com. nancy: you can i see too much of th

as vin scully once said, we're all day to day. >>> in st.bs addison russell chasing after a foul ball. he doesn't catch it but accidentally kicks over a guy's full plate of nachos. the guy was more worried about his food than addison'sr rus rus new plate of nachos and took photos. the cubs won 10-2. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. i'm not sure what's worse, losing a beer or losing food. >> it's food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> all right. thanks so much for watching. we appreciaterriou yt now, jimm star of the >> we're talking to people about the new provisions for the graham/cassidy health care bill. has you or anyone you know ever used health care? >> not tha

good morning to you scully said we're in berlin down by the river spray and if you'll forgive the pun that's what happened in these elections the votes were sprayed all over the place and it was a party that had a really disappointing result but it did secure a fourth straight to the german chancellor paid to the christian democrats gained the most votes but it was a lot less than they'd expected social democrats suffered what's being described as a crushing election defeat only twenty percent of the vote for them that's their worst result since the second world war but for the right wing euro skeptics the alternative for germany party this election proved to be a major breakthrough for the first time they have gained enough votes to enter germany's national parliament. thank. the cd you would have hoped for better results but we mustn't forget that we achieved our strategic objectives we have a mandate to form a new government and no government can be formed against all without us. through the difficult for social democracy we missed out on our election. after losing our central regi

[laughter] senator scully's -- senator lise: thank you, mr. senator. you have no idea how great it feels to be back here at work in the people's house. >> for the past 30 years, the video library is your free resource for politics and washington public affairs. videot in c-span's library at c-span.org. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> education secretary betsy devos talked about education policy at the kennedy school of government at harvard university on thursday. several students and the audience protested her appearance by raising their fists, snapping fingers, and holding up banners. she later took questions from the audience. this is just over an hour. [applause]

go with another word when you sit down for starters and i was stand up push on them with help of scully but at the cable i get a nickle to the leg and that last thing and i feel as if that it. for reason that this is still when i see the of the organ or collective. it a global we would you be more forgiving exercised in your lunacy. while some west of time liberties are under attack in russia there's a class that is liberal culture and enjoying its influence in society and a lavish lifestyle. i was. aware. next to russia's most glamorous official a famous t.v. personality and putin is going to do what finney assumption is one of the most fashionable intellectuals writer and review editor. nikolai will scoff. irish to talk to him at the offices of his print and web magazine snow which caters for well heeled liberals and opinion for. it occupies a loft in one of the capitals missed expensive locations. yet almost all this is us campbell who is somebody to him but it took more than that news that's the president that i thought of as which unfortunately. there's a she would let i wish the w

doctors described steve scully's at imminent risk of death when he arrived in their care.fter weeks of grueling inpatient recovery followed, prompting frequent speculation of when or if steve scalise would return to the demanding job. back to our cause. our question, how concerned are you about election security? democrats (202) 748-8000. republicans (202) 748-8001. our independent line (202) 748-8002. this is tony in colorado. caller: good morning. thanks for taking the call. i thought i would build on from the callers that called in from the republican line. two issues concern me about the election. the first is the idea about fake news. our president now will say if he doesn't like it it is fake news. that term that he is dangerously appropriating from what our national intelligence agencies are trying to explain to the american public. fake news has been placed into our social media. you had one caller who called in that explains even though he oted for donald trump, he saw many of those fake news articles. media as part of my job. you can place ads targeted by ip addr

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they describe an aging, understaffed facility were the last operating room in which steve scully saidurgery had to be closed because of a skew its debts because of a sewage leak days later. the main operator is in the hospital basement and some of the rooms are under bathrooms. " today.ge of the "usa the "washington post" editorial boards is an overdue debate, at last, on foreign military operations just took place on the floor yesterday. senator rand paul push forward an amendment that would require a new authorization of military force. they say the amendment voted down by the amendment on wednesday would have not solved any of the problems with the current mess that dates back to 2001. sponsored by senator rand paul, longtime critic of use efforts abroad, calls to repeal the 2001 aumf and the 2002 authorization of force in iraq on a six-month delay. while the amendment's supporters argued that the ticking clock would have force lawmakers to collaborate in drafting an improved aumf, there is no guarantee that a gridlocked congress would have been able to produce a bill in time. if y

and scully is the rationalist, the doctor. >> a lot of folks who enjoyed "the x files" who otherwise have been drawn to the show by its, for lack of a better way to put it, stick it to the man ethos. don't trust the government or big business or anybody but yourself ask can your friends and family, i guess. it's a message that's somewhat dark and cynical, but was kind of a breath of fresh air in the early '90s. >> the '90s was a time of conspiracies. and the internet was starting to spread beyond just like hard-core computer users. so you could have message boards and use net news groups. and everybody wanted to talk about the black oil and the bees and mulder's sister and what the cigarette smoking man was up to. and people were so nuts for this show. >> it's just pure science fiction. that's probably what i like most about it. >> it changed the way people watched television. >> you could sense the successful creators trying to see how they could do things different five or ten years ago. sometimes that led to really challenging network television that was cool and fun to watch. and

. >> scully is core argument>> is that the president must have complete control over law enforcement function. your testimony states the founders never believed that the president should be given complete control over that and instead that there are many other restrictions that exists now, and that there are other instances. inspectors general, could you explain why that is relevant year? not theseher or protections we are to advance violate separation of power? look be brief, many people to the founders understanding of the constitution. weretheir views were ambiguous. there is evidence that they never would have taken the position that justice scalia attributed to them. in the text of the constitution, they give congress various powers to control how the president uses his executive power. for example, the involvement of the senate, congress is budgetary power, the president and up executing executive power. this idea that branches are completely separate is not actually in the constitution. they are allowed to influence each other. think the like to whole panel. you have given a n

that was a scully a decision. it's a form of expression.y it may be showing more respect for the flag. i don't know what they're thinking. i think i'm in a go resist present drum. yesterday, it was anti- trump it was anti- trump not been on the field. in my humble opinion. he should have more important things to do than this. i do think that most people don't want him dealing with the smaller issues. he was the army rancher -- ranger who served two chewers. and the coach was like it wasn't a hundred percent. the president of the united states should be defending the american flag. no murray i want my president to do this. they have freedom of speech like the rest of us. after the devastation. and then toy makers toymakers cutting ties with toys "r" us. the company's battle to compete with amazon gets worse. it's all straight ahead. anything worth pursuing requires knowledge, hard work and a plan. at baird, we approach your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll l

steve scully's returns to the u.s. house, and boy, does he have his work cut out counting votes next week at the house takes up the republican budget. they passed this out of the budget committee in the summer. what took it so long to get to the house floor? >> the build typically passes with only republican support, --ch means you need at the the vast majority of the republican caucus in the beginning, and we heard from the caucus earlyedom on that they wanted to see a tax plan, which includes those reconciliation instructions that allow them to move the tax bill through with only republican support in the senate. >> so that backing from the freedom caucus is a critical element to this. what obstacles does the space next week in the house? think it faces many obstacles at this point in time. we have been talking with conservatives and republicans and the freedom caucus, and both groups seem to be on board at this point in time. we are moving the budget resolution forward. some more moderate members have $203 billion i