i'm please to have steve cole at this table, welcome. steve: thank you. i can imagine they said this, it is an exciting time, i cannot remember a more exciting 10. to be looking at what is happening in the world, to be a journalist. it is exciting to be at a journalism school, all these young reporters going out into this environment, trying to figure out how to do their job professionally. it is a time i think, when the tax on the premise of -- has strengthened the press, made clear were what our role is, and also raised the bar on our performance, we have to earn it. in this environment of trying to g legitimize, or by the press. it is an exciting time to be in his profession. charlie: should we as journalists have learned something from the campaign? steve: yes. there were lots of mrs. in the of mrs. in the run-up to the election by journalism. we have lots of journalists in this country. our media is fragmented. or was the overreliance on .rediction, monday to science we have lost a lot of professional reporting. it is to be 20 years ago that there we

steve cole is here, the dean of columbia journalism school, also a staff writer for the new yorker magazinee is called, rex tillerson still acting like a ceo. it looks at tillerson's relationship with the press, the secretary's trip to asia last week he came controversial when he announced that he would not be traveling with the diplomatic press corps. he is also come under fire for his media silence, neglecting what many view as an integral part of his secretary of state.

once -- same thing which has a loft innovations and i have worked with congressman steve pierce and representative cole and others, and once in the whose da re-authorization falles law, it, too, might short because of this particular bill. and i fear that the scrub act's reckless rush to repeal rules based primarily only on one consideration, cost to the academy, will adversely affect the native americans. how will members of this commission be experts on the sovereignty and government to government relationship with tribes? there is no appointee for native american communities on this commission. on the needs of native communities. on efforts by congress for most self-determination. the bill requires veerial such knowledge and participation. additionally, simply requiring agencies to blindly, blindly cut regulations is just nonsensical by itself. and i would reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. ross: i rise to claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman virginia tech. mr. ross: thank y

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whip counters, steve scalise and patrick mchenry were working various members button hoiling them on the house floor, trying to reassure their colleagues. you know, i was talking to rep tom coleputy whip as well. he said right now we don't think we are at the magic number of 216, but we'll be working through the weekend, through next week, and ultimately if it needs to happen, maybe president trump should come up and talk to the house republican conference up on capitol hill to make his final pitch, but they're getting closer. when you look at who is the speaker right now, paul ryan, this could be the -- they're trying to get the votes here. >> this is really shaping up as the ultimate test of paul ryan's leadership, and i do agree with molly. i think it is very, very tight right now. i think republican leaders are confident that they are getting closer to the threshold that they need, but i don't know that they're necessarily there yet. is this group wants to see an even more aggressive assault on the affordable care act. the question is can he compromise that paul ryan, that president trump, that other republican leaders come together around on wednesday when this goes to t