my goal is to introduce our keynote speaker, congressman stephanie murphy, congresswoman stephanie murphy. as many of you know this is the first day back from recess but congressman murphy was kind enough to join us this morning. we were talking backstage, they have a very full schedule over the next 12 days and so we are especially grateful she was able to join us this morning. she represents the seventh congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives. io she currently serves on the house armed services committee and the small business committee where she serves as ranking member on the subcommittee on contracting and workforce. previously she was a businesswoman and college instructor. after serving as a national security specialist in the secretary of defense where she received numerous awards for her distinguished service including the secretary of defense medal for exceptional civilian service. she worked on a variety, a range of security issues from counterterrorism to military relations to strategic planning for the defense department. prior to her public service, she w

. -- did a did in profile with stephanie murphy of florida. the first vietnamese woman to be a member of the u.s. house of representatives. congresswoman stephanie murphy, tell us how you got into politics and why you did? thismurphy: i got into race for months before the november 2016 election. the reason i got into the campaign was, at heart, i am a public servant. , thet given the rhetoric hateful rhetoric that was going andn the 2016 campaign, this function of government that was causing so much angst in the citizenship

torole this morning is introduce stephanie murphy. as many of you know, this is the first day back from recess. congresswoman murphy was kind enough to join us. we are especially grateful that she was able to join us this one. the seventhts congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives. she currently serves on the house armed services community, she serves as ranking member on the subcommittee on contracting a workforce. previously, she was a businesswoman and college instructor after serving as a national security specialists in the office of the secretary of defense where she received numerous rewards for distinguished service including the secretary of defense medal for exceptional civilian service. she worked on a variety -- a range of security issues from counterterrorism to foreign notes or relations, business strategic planning for the defense department. prior to her public service, she was a strategy consultant visited are important, she holds an ms in foreign service degrees from georgetown university. fromis th

in this session we heard from florida democratic represented stephanie murphy who serves on the house armed services committee and we also hear from a former international relations and ambassador to a south korean. this is about an hour. >> good morning. thank you for coming to thegi 2017 u.s. strategic form. we would like to thank our partner for this event, the korea foundation for their support. we are fortunate to have richard and the president of

woman stephanie murphy. they have a full schedule the next 12 days so we're especially grateful she was able to join us this morning. congress woman murphy represents florida's district in u.s. house of representatives. she currently serves on the house armed services committee and house small business committee where she serves as ranking member on the subcommittee on work force. previously congresswoman murphy was a business woman and college instructor after a national security specialist in the office of secretary of defense where she received numerous award for her distinguished service, including the secretary of defense medal for exceptional civilian service. she worked on a variety, range of security issues from counterterrorism to foreign military relations to strategic planning for the defense department. prior to her public service, she was a strategy consultant at deloitte. she holds an ms in foreign service degree from georgetown university, and a ba in economics from college of william and mary

our great thanks to congresswoman stephanie murphy and congressman tom reid. thank you both after a more eventful than not day in washington i'm sure for both of you. >>> coming up after this break, everyone thought it was a little strange with hillary clinton's book out now two days, we haven't heard on the president on that topic, not really. we're back with that conversation after this. >>> welcome back to the broadcast. again, we thought it was odd, unusual at most that the president hadn't commented on hillary clinton's book and media appearances. that's over. just before we came on the air tonight, he wrote this. "crooked hillary clinton blames everybody and everything but herself for her election loss. she lost the debates and lost her direction, says the head of the free world. the deplorables came back to haunt hillary. she spent big money but in the end had no game. from wisconsin tonight we're joined with longtime talk show host and a friend of this program psyches and steve smitts. steve, you get home field advantage tonight. you can start on what

we will hear from stephanie murphy who serves on the house armed services committee.

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congresswoman stephanie murphy, democrat from central florida. she was there.ngressman tom read, republican from upstate new york. he was there. an area we affectionateel refer to as the southern tier of new york along the pennsylvania border. thank you so much for joining us. congresswoman, beginning with you, why do you think you were invited to the white house today? >> well, i've always said that i am committed to working on behalf of my constituents in central florida to get things done and to move this country forward, and so that's the way that i've been operating in congress. and i'm really looking for ways to advance the agenda on maf of the american people. and so i think that's the reputation that led to my being invited today. >> congressman reed, if indeed the president has back tracked on daca, which is part of the story people are fussing and fighting over tonight. isn't there just going to be holy hell to pay in your party? >> well, i don't know about holy hell, but i'll tell you from the meeting today, i was so pleased with the meeting today, b

consume to my colleague from florida, freshman representative and great addition to our congress, stephanie murphy. mr. murphy: thank you. mr. speaker, -- mrs. murphy: thank you. mr. speaker, september is suicide prevention month and i rise to bring awareness to the pressing issue of veteran suicide. when our service members go overseas, they bravely and selflessly risk their own lives for the greater good. but when they return home, our veterans face new adversities. many are confronted by intense emotional distress, including depression and posttraumatic stress. others struggle to readjust to civilian life or to reintegrate into their families and social networks. unfortunately too many veterans succumb to their mental anguish. america loses 20 veterans every day to suicide. it's time we step up and be there for them and provide them the support they deserve. i encourage anyone who knows a veteran, a family member, a co-worker or a friend, to reach out. a simple gesture of kindness can make all the difference in the life of a veteran going through a difficult time. i'll do my part in congress, f

and also what i told myself and stephanie, congresswoman murphy from flosrida.told north com that they need to come in. you know what are the necessities of the island f. you're going to wait for the red tape to be cleared, people are going to die. this is not the time for that. and if the president actually cared about it, he would step on the golf course that he is going to be on this weekend and actually fully put pressure down on fema, department of homeland security, as well as dod to make sure that all the assets are necessary and on the island to stabilize the island. this is getting bad. people are running out of insulin. there's no running water on many parts of the island. there are still isolated villages. this is an island that is only two hours away from most of the mainland united states. these are 3.5 million american citizens that we have abandoned. we should be ashamed of ourselves. this is absolutely not acceptable. >> it is pretty staggering that you're looking at nine days after a storm, which you had days of lead time to realize could be cat

i'm behind the counter in sebastopol at papa murphy's joined by stephanie. the owner, and we're gonna call her the pizza pro because she's gonna show me how they do it here fresh for take-and-bake. thanks for being here. >> no, thanks for coming. >> all right, so we have a couple pizza crusts in front of us. >> yes. >> and we're gonna make some pizzas, papa murphy's style. so how do we start? >> so, we are going to start with our red sauce. ♪ and you want it to go all the way out to the edge and have a nice, even coat. >> okay, i think i can do that. >> so is it a certain wrist motion you've got to get going here? >> it's all in the wrist. i would give you that, yeah. [ chuckles ] kind of go right back and forth. >> so here at papa murphy's, you guys do what is called take-and-bake. explain that to me. >> so, we make all of our pizzas fresh in house, and then you can take them home and bake them whenever you want in your own oven. we do not have any ovens in the store, so we cannot bake your pizza for you. however, we try to make as best to whatever it is th

. -- did a did in profile with stephanie murphy of florida. the first vietnamese woman to be a member of the u.s. house of representatives. congresswoman stephanie murphy, tell us how you got into politics and why you did? thismurphy: i got into race for months before the november 2016 election. the reason i got into the campaign was, at heart, i am a public servant. , thet given the rhetoric hateful rhetoric that was going andn the 2016 campaign, this function of government that was causing so much angst in the the dysfunction of government was manifesting itself in unpleasant ways. later on -- layer on top of that, the polls nightclub shooting happened in my district. it felt like a called to service. if you wanted to change washington, you had to change the type of people you were sending their. i decided to get into the race to run a four-month campaign against a 24 year incumbent. that, running against an opponent like that, who did you turn for advice, for counsel, did you feel daunted about this task you are about to undertake? rep. mur

[applause] ofc-span also did a profile senator -- are presented of stephanie murphy from florida. tell me when he got into politics and why you did. i am, at my heart, a public servant and i just felt that given the rhetoric, the hateful rhetoric going on in the 2016 campaign and the dysfunction of government that was causing so ,uch angst in the citizenship the function of government was manifesting itself in unpleasant that,nd later on top of the pulse nightclub shooting happened in my district. it felt like a call to service. i felt like if you wanted to change washington, you had to change the people you are sending that. so i decided to get into the race to run a four month campaign against a 24 year incumbent. seasonedg against the opponent like that, who did you turn to for advice or counsel and did you feel a little bit dotted about this task you are about to undertake? >> sure, i have never run for anything in my life, not even student government, so this was my first break into government. that had been seasoned hands in politics and the health guide my campaign. >> when