steny hoyer. i got you! >> see you, neil. >> neil: very good having you. steny hoyer. thanks very much. house minority whip, me after this. the dow down 119 points. th back and forth with north korea in play. it was supposed to end quietly and softly what happened to that? after this. >> neil: it's a liberal city with liberal ideas that liberals superintendepor supported. the homeless tax is dead. >> neil: you're famous for saying it's you. if you don't want your privacy, get over that. you said much the same about how customers of facebook and other concerns wrestle with that, the convenience and the ease with which they can communicate with their loved ones and the risk that some data can get out there. explainr position on is. faceok and twitr customers. ion't pay twitter anything. i'm not a customer. i'm a product. i have no belief system that i have any privacy. i tell my boys, anything you put on the internet is a digital tattoo. the fact that they're out selling advertising and matching buyers with sellers using personal data, it shouldn't be a surprise to anybo

host: democratic whip steny hoyer said democrats were shut out of the debate. on immigration. how about on the defense spending bill? how do democrats feel about it? do they get a say? >> in the appropriations subcommittee, there was not as much consternation. there was back and forth and there were a handful of measures they were hoping to add on. in the markup of this. but it hasn't been as polarizing as it has been in years past. a lot of it is lawmakers have agreed on the top line defense spending. it was part of the two-year. budget agreement. there is a lot of back and forth, how much money will go to defense and nondefense programs. in the budget. this year, that is sort of settled. a lot of those debates have been muted. host: where is the senate in the process of the defense spending bill? >> little bit behind but still trying to move their appropriations bill along and we've seen a handful of appropriations bills starting to move over there. and a vote early next week on the construction bill which incorporates this military spending, too. the goal of lawmakers is to

joe crowley is 20 some odd years younger than nancy pelosi and steny hoyer. uld look at people who could be potential successors to pelosi and hoyer. cedric richmond, the chair of the congressional black caucus. marcia fudge from ohio. this causes turmoil for the democrats, they don't know if nancy pelosi could get the votes to be speaker should she win the majority. steny hoyer is the most suited for all of this. people saw a pathway if democrats got the house back and pelosi didn't have the votes. he might have been the person, his support in the democratic caucus very widespread with the subcaucuses, the congressional black caucus, the hispanic caucus. but if you can't win your primary. this is reflective of happening in party politics, shifting to the left, and nancy pelosi, the minority leader said it is shifting to the left in that district. that's not going to win the seats in pennsylvania and colorado and ohio and virginia that democrats are trying to flip. adam: chad, on any other day, immigration and the failed vote would be a big headline. we're out

on thursday, the house will meet at 9:00 steny hoyer spoke about next week's aagenda. 2.6% pay raise r our brave men and women in uniform. it prepares for the future by investing over $90 billion in resevere and development of new defense systems and technology, above all ensures american armed --ces have the equipment and necessary to carry out their missions. this bill passed 48-4 out of subcommittee. i hope my friends across the aisle will vote for this important bill when it reaches the floor. the house will make a motion to go to conference on the national defense authorization act which the house passed last month. mr. speaker, additional legislative items are possible in the house including two bills from natural resources, the strengthening fishing communities and increasing flexibility in fisheries act. the bill would re-authorize replace one size fits all regulations with an approach for vibrant species. the endangered fisheries prevention act. this bill will allow state and tribal authorities to respond more quickly to predators of the native samon population. the house is

. >> house majority leader kevin mccarthy and democratic with steny hoyer discuss the schedule for the house next week which will include more than 60 bills in the upcoming weeks dealing with opioid addiction. this is about 30 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mccarthy: on monday new york votes are expected in the house. on tuesday the house will meet at noon for morning hour and 2:00 378 for legislative business. votes will be postponed until 6:30 p.m. on wednesday an thursday the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and noon for legislative business. on friday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. last votes of the week are expected no later than 3:00 p.m. the house will consider a number of suspensions next week a complete list of which will be announced by close of business today. all of these bills will be focusing on one thing. fighting our nation's opioid epidemic. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i can hardly hear the majority leader. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be ined or every. -- will be in order. please take your conv

diaz-balart, the framework of this bill was negotiated by vin mccarthy, dick durbin, steny hoyer and other members of both parties. listen, you are not going to get disagreement. we prefer to work in a bipartisan manner. we always believe that is the best way to work on immigration and many of us have been doing that for years. mario diaz-balart has a years' long dialogue ol immigration reform. there was a gang here that he was a part of that was working. i sat with the problem solvers' caucus for works. john katko knows negotiating a solution. at the end of the day, it has to be about the policy. and there were major democratic priorities in this legislation. why? because we because we happen to agree with our democratic colleagues on his issue. we didn't have a solution and path to 700,000 young immigrants brought to our country. not for 1. million, almost two million, that is the number that our democratic colleagues have been asking for and that is what we negotiated and won. so, it's an easy excuse, we weren't a part of it and get to vote no. i think if the policy is good, wheth

steny hoyer, the most of senior-hanging democrat in congress -- senior-ranking lawyer says this. >> he's taking infant children hostage. wrenching them from the arms of their parents. traumatizing them perhaps for life. judge jeanine: steny, you have been in congress for 37 years. you said nothing during the clinton, bush or obama administration, and now you are worried? senator kamala harris says this. >> we i am prisoned them. we put them behind barbed wires. judge jeanine: kamala, when you were attorney general in california, over one million people were separated from their children. the separating of children from their families only hurts if donald trump is president? peter fonda says we should rip the president's son from his mother's arms and put him in a cage with pedophiles. peter why don't you get on your motorcycle and take a ride off the planet. j-lo says this child is separated from her parents in mosul by isis. even "time" magazine is so blind that they ignore all journalistic standard to trash donald trump. the child depicted here another cover was not separated from her

it all started with an audition in steny hoyer's office. did hoyer ever audition for a job?rial every two years. [laughter] >> i have to make a new application for my job every two years. >> fox news. arthel: thank you, chad, seems fascinating. by the way thousands of people turning out to protest president trump's immigration policies. demonstrators voicing their opposition calling on the trump administration to change course. we're going to have a live report on rallies held nationwide. that's coming up next on the fox report. a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. experts from all over the world, working closely together to deliver truly personalized cancer care. specialists focused on treating cancer. using advanced technologies. and more precise treatments than before. working as hard as we can- doing all that we can- for everyone who walks through our doors. this is cancer treatment centers of america

she's 28 years old. 28. 50 years younger than nancy pelosi. 49 than jim clyburn, and 51 from steny hoyer. these are the top three democratic leaders in the house. that is an issue. i want to show a few more fresh faces like her. these are a couple other people to pay attention to. this is ben jealous. he won a contested maryland gubernatorial on friday, as well, and ran as a liberal. jared polis, he is now the gubernatorial member in colorado and one of the first openly gay nominees, ran as a liberal. and stacey abrams, this is another unapologetic liberal. alexandria is a feature of a fight to come within the democratic party. >> letter this hour, we have ben jealous. chris, thank you very much. right now, i want to bring in independent senator bernie sanders of vermont. senator, thanks so much for joining us. you know the winner of the new york primary that congressional district describes herself as a democratic socialist. you're a socit. lsod on your 2016 campaign. you congratulated her on twitter, saying among other ain what progressive ed once grassroots politics can do. is the mov

steny hoyer, 79. jim clyburn, 77. >> yeah. >> is this that going to stay that way?someone like nancy pelosi, the leader of your party, when it comes to -- is it time for new blood? >> you know, i think we need to elect a a generation of new people to congress on both parties. you know i think that some of the issues we even have today may have to do with some of the calcified structures and relationships. and you know, in certain seats where it's appropriate, i think that a new leaf could actually mean a lot of opportunity for the party and future. >> that is part of the problem. >> this is about diversity as well. you know we have to have a diversity of age. in congress represents it, too. >> so you know, you told cnn earlier today, you didn't support the impeachment of president trump. bernie sanders was asked to respond to your comments. i wanted to play what he said. >> i'm a member of the united states senate. if impeachment proceedings go forward, i'm going to be judging on that. so it's premature to be to be calling for his impeachment. second of all, we have

joe biden came, nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, with lots of grandchildren, and we sang songs and gave very funny toasts. my mother has a terfic spirit. >> woodruff: dawn por decided to do this documentary about bobby kee nedy. whd the idea come from? why did you want to do it >> you know, over the course of my career, so many peop that i admire told me how much they were influenced and admired bobby kennedy. and i was really curious about that. so, for example, attorney general eric holder, i interviewed him for previous film in the justice department, and he told me as a 12-year-old in queens, he looked at the kennedy brothers and thought maybe i co sld me public service. you know, bby kennedy, john f. kennedy jr., were always really, really important in marginalized communities, in the african american community. and i thought what a great time to explore that legacy at a time when politics feels so dark and when so many people people-- are so impacted by the political discourse of today. this was-- this sealed like a really good time to look back at his life and legacy. and i really wan

the democrats said no and then we had 25 republicans going to work with 200 democrats and steny hoyer and they put together a compromise bill that goes more towards the democrats platform way and you have no democrats showing up. finally we had the apparent separation issue and we got a couple good hills meadows and cruz putting together bills on parent separation. last night senate leader on the democratic side schumer said no way we are going to do that. they say they care about the kids. kennedy: i agree with you there is no way the democrats are going to let this issue go. they clearly have an issue and it's a winning issue for them. it's a losing issue for the people they claim to care about but they don't necessarily pay any mind to this. you guys have the presidency and both houses of congress right now. the republicans should be able to do a lot more at this point in time then blame democrats. immigration is arguably the toughest issue to tackle comprehensively and even worse when it's rushed and hyperemotional lies like it is right now. how can you possibly craft success out

joining me now as sunlen laid out, democrat congressman steny hoyer. thanks for coming in. >> sure thing, kate. good to be with you. >> thank you. first off do, you applaud the president signing this executive order? >> i don't applaud the president. he created a crisis. he said he sofrled the crisis. he has not. as was pointed out by previous people including yourself, he did not solve the problem. he can change it tomorrow. very frankly the solution he suggests, we're not going to wrench children from the arms of their parents. we're going to incarcerate children with their parents. that's not a humane -- that's not an decurrency as john mccain pointed out. nor is it a moral policy as laura bush said. the fact is he has not solved the problem. in fact, he makes it more complex, more confusion for the public, and his actions, i think, are going to perplex his party as well as the american peop people. >> any long-term fix are going to come from the floor. >> yes. >> it's not looking good. but does this crisis that's playing out get you any closer to s

what was once the headquarters of the center left establishment, the party of harry reid and steny hoyer- like that, now looks like a scene out of a burning man, so far without the. democrats erupted in a primal scream and they have not stopped yelling. everything changed once trump got elected. celebrities threaten to abandon thiso country, business leaders get started behaving like political activists. candidates for office and office and braced for the so extreme that they rejected them just months before. news reporters became rigid propagandists. then weirdest of all, comedians lost their sense of humor. here for example is deeply unfunny comedian h samantha bee, lecturing america about ivanka trump last night. watch. >> you know, ivanka, that is a beautiful photo of you and your child but let me just say, one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless [bleep]! he listens to you! put it on something tight and low cut and tell your father to [bleep] stop it! >> tucker: a dumb person's political harangue masquerading as comedy. profoundly sad

the number two, number two democrat in the house, steny hoyer, took to the house floor earlier today,s was his take. listen here. >> they have 240 plus members. they don't need us. but they took the bill off the floor because they couldn't get a their own party to come to agreement. >> reporter: republicans this week had already backed what is called the more conservative bill. remember, there have been two bills going back and forth. the conservative bill, backed by the house freedom caucus. caucus member jim jordan saying today don't move forward on that more moderate bill. instead, he thinks that they should try to continue to rally some support behind this conservative measure. >> right now nothing can pass, but i will tell you this, 193 votes for the conservative bill, if our leadership had whipped that bill they've done -- like they've done other pieces of legislation, we're only 19 votes short. let's focus on those 19 other members who can pass that bill because, after all, that's the one that's consistent with the mandate from the 2016 election. >> reporter: so, trish, on twit

with pelosi's big rival, steny hoyer from maryland. crowley in the last few years, he made the relationship right with pelosi. she started trusting him. they became allies. he moved up. he was in position potentially to succeed her. he thought he finally lined everything up, and in d.c. he had. then he turns around and after 20 years of basically uncontested reelections in a district where he is the party chair, where he inherited the seat from his mentor literally 20 years ago, his mentor timed his retirement to avoid a competitive primary and get crowley in the seat. that's how crowley got the seat. he stayed in it without competition for 20 years. he turns around having finally got his world right in d.c. and being in the position he was in and finds this has happened. his district has changed. there's restiveness, there's energy, and tonight he loses it all, brian. >> he didn't tend the home fires. he did something classy, though. he endorsed the 28-year-old woman who defeated him tonight, and that shows that he believes in process

our church, i said to my colleagues here, if the leaders of the democratic party, nancy pelosi, steny hoyer stand up and attack someone, particularly someone who is ill, i would come to the floor and condemn them. right and wrong is not based on party. it's based on right and wrong. we're becoming a mean-spirited nation. . and no one watching this would tell that children, i want you to watch what's going on in washington and use what you see as an example on how to live. dark eaker, washington is right now and the people around this country who believe in light should let it shine. mr. speaker, i yield back the alance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to commemorate and celebrate the life of a.t.f. senior special agent scott ragsdale, from fate, texas, who tragically passed away on may 24, 2018, at just the age of 41 years of age during an a.t.f. training exercise. agent rationdeath is survived by his wife, erin, and two children, aiden and riley, by his mother and father, patty his sister ale, and he

oldest, steny hoyer at 79 and top four, a total of 133 years in congress at a time when the polls areshowing us, right? that people are looking for something new, something different. what did you see either in the -- the crowley race or as you were looking at stuff last night, what's it tell you a possible changing of the guard to come? anything? >> yeah. there's two pieces of it. one is the institutional question. the leaders in congress, the faces you just showed there especially after this no electionhowever it shakes out. what does that leadership roster look like? does it get younger? is there a complete turnover? is there complete chaos in the ranks as a result of something like this and other developments like this? that's one question. the other question, though, is a bigger picture question pointed more towards 2020. about the evolution of the voting base of the democratic party. the activists, the voters, the folks energized, mobilized. this is a big pic shift we've talked about here and elsewhere for a long time. a democratic party, it's getting younger. it is getting less

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people not named steny hoyer. now rahm emanuel. steve israel, congressman from long island. he retired. now joe crowley. at the end of the day, he lost his district. he lost his primary. if you don't take care of the little things -- this is the lesson that eric cantor learned, you can't do the big things. >> dana: chad, if you can hold on. anything more to ask chad with the breaking news? we do have shannon bream. thank you, chad. shannon bream is standing by. this is breaking news. huge news. go for it. >> yeah. we're hearing that justice kennedy is submitting -- we've run into the courts to get a copy of this letter to confirm for ourselves. the letter that is circulating is that justice kennedy has told the president that he will notify of his decision by effective july 31 to end his regular active status as an associate justice of the supreme court. he will continue on. he says remember of the legal profession, it's the highest honor to serve this court. let me express my gratitude for having had the privilege to seek how to best know, interpret and defend the constitut

. >> nancy pelosi is 78, steny hoyer is 70. i think those dates are wrong.he other way around. number three democrats jim clyburn is 77. the fourth ranking member joe crowley of new york lost his primary to 28-year-old alexandria ocasio-cortez. here's what she said when asked if it was a time for a change of party leadership. >> we do need to elect a request jechb ration of new people to congress on both parties. some of the issues we have today may have to do with some of the calcified structures and relationships. >> what do you think,ia meech? is there dynamic out there right now, younger voters getting elected? is this going to shake the leadership. >> if more people get elect and more people are ousted from alphabets actually losing to young kind of progressive people who are kind of in the wing of bernie sanders, i think then the democratic party starts looking at leadership. look at the democratic leadership is what congress looks like. you walk around the hallways, people are very old. i'm not saying that as a critique. as an observation, there are a

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ohio technical collegeying headquarters the central left establishment the party of harry reid and steny hoyeruys like that looks like a scene off burning man. starting on immigration day democrats erupted in primal scream and they have not yet stopped yelling. everything changed once trump got elected. celebrities threatened to ban this country. starting behaving like political. political candidates so extreme they rejected them months before. news reporters became rigid propaganda. beeshedes weirdest of all comedians lost their sense of humor. here i samantha bee lecturing america about ivanka trump last night. >> you know, ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child. let me just say one mother to another, do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless believe. he listens to you. [cheers] >> put on something tight and low cut and tell your father to [bleep] stop it. >> tucker: dumb person's political h harang masquerading as comedy. michael moore proclaimed what you just saw brilliant. he called samantha bee a truth teller. he thought bee was being, quote, gener

that was with the number two ranking democrat, steny hoyer who kept calling me larry, that's okay. everyone was enraged about sitting down with the north korean leader even though when the talks were temporarily canceled they were enraged we weren't talking to the north korean leader and a lot came from the same people who said it was good to talk to even those we might not like because the heads of countries with whom we must be talking, period. and that was fine, or when barack obama reached out to the cuban leader raul castro to normallize relations, even though that was, too, as politics was played, universally panned by republicans and now universally panned by the same democrats who praised talks then and not so much talks with the north koreans. folks, it's very confusing. it's clearly, clearly very political the way it's displayed. isn't it clearly to talk with the leaders, fdr couldn't have asset down with josef stalin and the cubans, we were chatting with time and time again. and jeffrey joins us right now and that's my only point here is that you could pick and choose yo

if she did step aside, nancy pelosi, word is crowley would have taken on steny hoyer but wouldn't have. spent $3 million. had a lot more to spend. ainsley: didn't show up for the debate. brian: there were no polls such a small sample there were no polls. ainsley: he probably thought he had it in the can. brian: she was sitting there stunned. joe crowley must have been flred and thise been a ripple throughout the rest of the democratic party. something else stands out on what she stands for. whether you are a democratic, republican moderate or conservative. people care about healthcare. again, ano successful democrat who have medicare for all as part of their platform and people are really nervous because that goes beyond party. i think republicans should recognize that. ainsley: president weighed in on it he tweeted. this wow, big trump hater congressman joe crowley who many expected was going to take nancy pelosi's place just lost his primary election. in other words, he's out. that is a big one that nobody saw happening. prancperhaps he should have been nicer, and more respectful to

he sided with steny hoyer. in '06, '08, '10, cro had sights on moving up.ars he mended the relationship with pelosi, he moved into leadership and was positioned at the time voting started yesterday, he was the closest thing there was to a consensus pick to emerge if nancy pelosi stepped down or was challenged, he was the closest thing to a consensus pick to become the next democratic leader, potentially the next democratic speaker of the house. he finally after all those years got his relationships right in d.c., only to turn around and find out that the district he had been elected to 20 years ago, where he was, by the way, the party boss -- talking the queens county chairman here. again, it was a back-room maneuver that got him in there in '98 in the first place, circumstances changed back home. he finally got things right in d.c., only to watch them all go wrong back home. >> i want to point out, mika, you mentioned alexandria went to the border, she's been on this issue long before it was in the news, calling for the abolition of i.c.e. not just while i

on thursday, the house will meet at 9:00 steny hoyer spoke about next week's aagenda.

. >> steny hoyer said democrats were set out of the debate creating the bill, how about on the defense spending bill, how to democrats in general feel about it? >> the appropriations subcommittee, the appropriations committee, there was not as much conversation there's a handful of measures they were hoping to add on, the military force fight, the markup of this but hasn't been as polarizing as it has been in years past, that lawmakers have already agreed on the top line defense spending, part of a budget agreement. what we have seen in past years is a lot of back and forth over what goes to defense and how much goes to non-defense programs in the budget, this year that is settled so not just on this but the defense authorization bill a lot of debate has been muted. >> where is the senate in the process of the defense spending bill? >> a little behind but still trying to move the appropriations bill along and we saw a handful focusing on military construction bill. the whole package related to that which appropriates this military spending too. the goal of lawmakers is to use these mor

host: steny hoyer said he was shut out of the immigration, not the debate, but creating the bill. how about on the defense spending bill -- how do democrats in general feel about it? do they get a say? mr. shane: in the appropriations subcommittee, there was not as much consternation. there was some back-and-forth. obviously there were a handful of measures they were hoping to add on. and there were measures in the markup of this. but it hasn't been as polarizing as it's been in years' past. and a large part of that is the fact that the lawmakers have already agreed on the top line defense spending for this year. it was part of the two-year. what we've seen in the past years is a lot of back and forth, how much money will go to defense and nondefense programs? this year, that's sort of settled. across the board, not just on this but on the defense bill, a lot of those debates have been muted. host: where is the senate in the process in the defense spending bill? mr. shane: little bit behind but still trying to move their appropriations bill along and we seen a handful of the appro