of alking with steve king iowa, talking about the executive overreach task force which he chairs. up next on the democratic line, we have grace calling in from indiana.e, you're on. hello, congressman king. you know, donald trump's ability and an eighth grade mentality. tell me, you know, he already says, if they hit me first. what if he gets mad and nukes or denmark, who's going up.lean this mess i'm 85 years old, and self. i think he pushes hard on some things. read the posture of letting something that pass. i'm hopeful and encouraging. i believe that donald trump can't adjust his persona. i

lou: joining us, congressman steve king, 7s on a number of -- he serves on a number of key committeese house. how are you feeling these days? are you still hurting a little? or now ready to embrace the party's nominee? >> well our minds drift back to what might have been, it came close for ted cruz, but there is not a lot of merit in doing that, but i am looking ahead to the convention in cleveland, and at donald trump as the perspective nominee. i have said i expect to support the nominee produced by the rule, it won't happen until cleveland, in the meantime -- >> in the meantime? >> in the meantime, we have you know a presidential candidate, like none other, donald trump. and there are a number of things that i think he should be doing to reach out to conservatives in party. lou: like what? >> well, to reassure us on his appointment in the supreme court. lou: he said he would do that. >> yes. lou: he must have anticipated you. >> let's say it would be good for him to sit down with people in congress, house and senate, ask for us input and receive it, john mccain did that 8 years to

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i will than republican steve king will join us to discuss his work on the task force on executive overreachthen, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will talk about the 2017 defense spending bill and his recent trip to the middle east. >> this is a process. i am encouraged at the first meeting of this process. we will make sure we have a better understanding of one another. ♪ host: good morning. paul ryan speaking to reporters after meeting with donald trump, one of several meetings the presidential in washington yesterday, in an effort to build party unity. the headlines call the meetings tenuous an

i would be happy to have that debate within again. >> host: we are talking to congressman steve king. a lot of calls waiting for you. up next, our democratic line from north carolina. you were on with congressman king. >> caller: i appreciate you allowing me to speak. first off, i've a couple of questions. had we been a strong democrat? i believe in sharing. i believe that republicans -- [inaudible] i think it's a joke personally. have donald trump as the president, this doesn't make sense. reality tv. i want to know how you feel about that? >> guest: just restate that question. uzbek essentially donald trump as a reality tv character and is that a concern for you tha thats now the presumptive nominee? >> guest: i've seen them in the ring at wwdc and watch all of the things he's done such very hard to say he doesn't do reality tv. that's been part and parcel of much of what is done over the past 15 or more years. that point does hit home. and i don't want to compare donald trump with ronald reagan. i think they're two completely different people, but there were things about ronald rea

host: we're talking to congressman steve king.e was there for the agriculture and small business committees. he was therefore executive overreach. beverly is here. caller: i cannot understand donald trump. the only thing he has going for him is that wall. i agree with that. we have people coming over here and getting jobs and not paying taxes. we all have to pay taxes. that is the only thing i like about donald trump. but, i would like to see somebody get in there who really cares about this country. do you have a specific question for the congressman? caller: what will we do about this bathroom thing? you know, the short version of that is that i would like to see resolution brought under the florida house. we definitely have legislative authority existing with the micromanagement of signs on bathrooms. i would like to see that. i would talk to some of my colleagues on this. i get a sense of what they think and how we can come together with a unified voice. on the ad also that when the own thing is going for his the wall, of cour

steve king, the guy who said immigrants have the cantaloupe sized calves because they're all carryingope over the border. so trump now has to retreat from some of those extreme positions. he's already started, minimum wage now is in play, raising the minimum wage. i think he will moderate, but there is no doubt but that his previous statements will be used against him. >> well, in the real world, president obama knocking donald trump helps donald trump because a lot of the -- i think 99% of the pro-trump vote is an anti-obama vote, is it not? >> president obama sounded a lot like paul ryan, mitt romney, john mccain, and the bushes. blame donald trump, call him a carnival barker, when the reality is he's creating an organic movement. people are coming out to vote for the first time -- >> my point is, bolling, and i'm sure you understand it -- >> maybe not. >> by saying this about trump -- >> of course, everything helps. >> it helps trump. everything helps trump. >> i want everybody to understand this. no one who likes president obama's job, the job he's doing, is going to vote for trum

when congressman steve king, a united states congressman said that members of congress refused or"renouncedria law" when louie gohmert said "islam is evil" that is what happens. yorkpeter king from new hold hearings about islam and says "there are too many mosques in this country," that is what happens. when the candidate for president can stand up there and call for a ban on an entire religion from our pump up the tests and repeat the word freedom, over and over again. in fact, they named a york hold hearings about islam and says "there are too many mosques in this country," that is what happens. when the candidate for president can stand up there and call for a ban on an entire religion from our country, that is what happens. children asked the united states of america. my colleagues on the other side and to it makes you wonder who they are fighting for. sty.have to wallow in the with that, i yield back. >> thank you very much. i think the distinguished members of the leadership for the statements today and on all of these issues. thank you for calling our attention to the issue and the t

coming up friday morning, iowa republican congressman steve king joins us to talk about being cochairmanfor ted cruz 's campaign. and ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will talk about the projected defense spending bill, his recent trip to the middle east, and the desire to send training forces to iraq to train iraqi forces. eastern, join the discussion. announcer: president bill clinton spoke to supporters about his wife, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton, at a rally in kentucky. the commonwealth holds its rally on may 17. he was introduced by the democratic secretary of state in kentucky. >> please welcome the secretary of state. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you, kentucky. thank you, guys. ready to goe you vote on tuesday the 17th? it is exciting to be year in the capital city with my -- to be here in the capital city with my fellow employees. i am here as were secretary of state for two reasons. the first of which, i know that kentucky is that we are the 31st state in the union they got voter registration. we had

coming up this morning, iowa republican congressman steve king talks with us about his experience forator ted cruz 's campaign. then tim ryan will talk about the start of work on the 575 billion dollars defense spending bill, his recent trip to the middle east, and his desire to see more special operation forces sent to iraq to train iraqis. c-span's washington journal, coming up at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. announcer: house speaker paul ryan said his meeting with republican presidential candidate donald trump was productive, but would not say if he is endorsing mr. trump. speaker ryan spoke to reporters at his weekly meeting at the capital. speaker ryan: good afternoon -- excuse me, good morning. right now, more americans die every year from drug overdoses than they do in car accidents. let me say that again. we have got more of our fellow citizens dying every year from drug overdoses than they do of car accidents. today, the house continues to work on legislation to address the heroin and opioid epidemic across this country. for those of you who were at our press

you thoofb the right of steve king of iowa. you got to be as extreme as you possibly can. >> he's not extreme. he's been criticized because he's a moderate. >> he's all over. >> that's what makes him attractive. >> no ideology. >> i think you helped him. >> helped trump? >> he should listen to me. >> help him get votes. >> geraldo name recognition. >> famous hair, famous mustache. okay. that was nice. a big test for the tsa as millions of americans pour into airports. will the fed be able to handle the holiday crush next. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. came out today thousands of people to run the race for retirement. so we asked them... are you completely prepared for retirement? okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but

let's go to steve king.gressman, good to have you. >> good to be here. >> will you back donald trump? >> well, my decision is this. i want to support the nominee that's produced by the rules. he's the perspective nominee and i offer donald trump the next two-and-a-half months to sell to the republicans his case. i want to hear it, my ears are open and i hope to come together in cleveland. but i think donald trump has to do outreach. >> but assuming -- john kasich, congressman, as you know is going to quit the race in a half hour. there's nobody opposing him so it's just him. presumptive goes from almost definite. what would it take for you to rally around the inevitable donald trump? >> well, i would like to first hear the general approach and the tone that donald trump would deliver this with. this has been a very acrimonious campaign. you can't erase this overnight. this is a surprise to some of us to see ted cruz step down the way he did. he kept his word and did so, ran a great campaign. now we are looki

steve king no relation to chairman peter king said for everyone who is a valedictorian there's another out there that weigh 150 pounds and they have calves the size of can't lobe . trump said women should face some form of punishment for the reproductive health decisions and their doctors as well. he went on to say that republicans right now are putting researchers, doctors and women in danger. the select committee a secret subpoena represents a dangerous republican dissent into anti-women mccarthyism. a brazen campaign of intimidation. this morning you probably have seen it, this morning democrats on the committee sent a letter to speaker ryan calling its abuse -- the committee's abusive conduct and blatant violations of house rules calling for the committee to be disbanded. that's what the republicans have been doing. and the republican establishment appears shocked at what trump has said when it is a direct reflection of what goes on here all the time. with people in power to bring their vitriol to committee, to the floor, to legislation. instead of addressing the needs of the ameri

host: we're talking the steve king. up next, we have a call on our democratic line. you are on with congressman king. i appreciate you allow me to speak. first of all, i have a couple of questions. have you been a strong democrat? i believe in sharing. i think this is a joke. to have donald trump is a president. this does not make sense. i want to know how you feel about that? guest: we just received that question. host: essentially, donald trump is a reality tv character. is that a concern for you? guest: i have seen him in the rain. it is hard to stay that he does not do reality tv. as a large part of what he has done over the last 15 years. at that point, she is right. i do not want to compare donald trump with ronald reagan. there are two completely different people. there are things about ronald -- they said the middle east he was and were not complementary to the presidential demeanor. i'm hopeful that donald trump will establish a presidential demeanor. do happen to see, even though i have been a longtime supporter of ted cruz that donald trump showmanship as l

congressman steve king is the chairman of the house judiciary committee's task force on executive overreach he said he opposes the administration's guidance and said this issue might come up at one of his hearings. doug? >> rich, thank you. this has not been a good week for the tsa. it's being blamed for major delays at airports in atlanta, phoenix and chicago. and now some officials are threatening to ground the tsa if it does not make a course-correction soon. correspondent peter doocy has the story tonight from reagan national airport. >> look at this line. imagine showing up to midway international airport in chicago, running through the front door with your luggage and then crawling at security for more than an hour. last night that was a reality for flyers in chicago. that continued into friday. the problem isn't just in illinois, it's everywhere. shared by thousands from coast to coast on the #ihatethewait and the secretary of homeland security has bad news. >> there will be wait times this summer. >> the agency that screens travelers across the country is short-handed getting permis

coming up friday morning, iowa congressman steve king discusses his experience as cochair of ted cruzs campaign. and overreach. and ohio democratic irishman tim ryan -- congressman tim ryan talk about the defense spending bill. his recent trip to the middle east and his desire to see more special operations forces sent to iraq to train iraqis. washington journal's live at 7 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> house speaker paul

co-chair of ted cruz's presidential campaign, steve king from iowa.uz's biggest advocates and one of the biggest reasons he won the state of iowa to now getting behind donald trump. can you do that? >> well, we have to see how this goes. what i've said is what we need to support the nominee produced by the rules. of course that won't happen until about july 27th in cleveland. in that middle period of time, we'd like to see -- i'd like to see our party heal together. i'd like to see this chasm start to bring back together. and it's going to take donald trump to do that. i'd say a good meeting today with paul ryan, a good number of policies that need to be ironed out. hopefully move closer to that. the platform is conservative. i think donald trump needs to speak especially to moral conservatives, social conservatives, pro-life side, constitutionali constitutionalists, driven so much within our party. he hasn't assured me yet he believes in those things deeply enough to drive them as president. >> so steve, how do you go back to your constitt wepts, we

let's discuss with congressman steve king. he was co-chair of ted cruz's presidential campaign. man who should be president. let me play you some of this tape that is making the rounds this morning. >> what is your name again? >> john miller. >> you work with -- >> yes, that's correct. he is starting a new tremendously wealth. got advice the other day and totally unanimous. he has been working hard and doing well. >> now, there is a lot of this tape, there are a lot of reporters who say yes, donald trump used to do this, most found it funny, some found it creepy, other connections about trump having acknowledged in the past that he used the same pseudonyms in the tape, but then this morning, on the "today" show, he said it wasn't me on the tape. i didn't do it. and how can you go so low as to bring something like this up. do you think that this is irrelevant? >> well, i don't know if i can say it is irrelevant chris, but it is completely new to me. i haven't picked up on it this morning. i'm hearing an audio that is pretty scratchy. it will probably be resolved before the day is

coming up friday morning, iowa republican congressman steve king joins us to discuss his experience as a national co-chair for senator ted cruz's presidential campaign as well as his work on the task force on executive overreach. then ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will talk about the start of work on the prosecujec defense spending bill. his recent trip to the middle east and his desire to see more special operations forces send to iraq to train iraqis. c-span's "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >>> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states! >>> the labor department has proposed new rules governing which workers are entitled to overtime pay. the proposal would increase the income limits on employees covered by overti

representative steve king today said he would likely call a hearing on president obama's directive that tells public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that match their gender identities. the directive, while it doesn't bear the force of law, carries a threat schools that don't comply could face lawsuits or a loss of federal aid for breaching title ix requirements. there's no room in our schools for discrimination of any kind, including discrimination against transgender students on the basis of their sex, said attorney general loretta lynch in a statement, again, that from the hill, today. >> now, a former american civil liberties president and constitutional law attorney debate each other on the pros and cons of government surveillance for terrorism prevention purposes. the hudson institute hosted this event titled balancing privacy and security in the age of the internet. >> welcome to this session. my name is harold. i'll be your moderator today. just a couple of housekeeping notes. on june 22nd, our next event will be with former commissioner of the federal trad

we just heard steve king come on this program and said she blatantly lied in a classified hearing as to the motives of n benghazi to congress. that's per jury. >> that's deflecting. i would like the "washington post" use half of a pry eye on hillary clinton and the lies of hillary clinton and they will find a treasure trove of things that they choose not to report because they seem to have a vendetta against donald trump. it is completely unfair and bias that these publications do this. >> i think kaley is right about one thing. this speaks to me, this speaks to being disingenuous. hillary clinton, if you watch her video with the southern accent, that's what this really reminds me of more than anything else, pretending to be this southern gal. >> from chicago. >> sniper fire when she in fact was not. >> but is it a vendetta by the "washington post"? is it a fair story, matt? >> well, looks, it is absolutely fair. i don't think it will move that many voters, because look, if you like donald trump, this is baked into the cake. he does weird, bizarre things. he is a showman. he likes to

coming up friday morning, iowa republican congressman steve king joins us to discuss his experience as a national co-chair for senator ted cruz's presidential campaign. as well as his work on the task force on executive overreach. then ohio democratic congressman tim ryan talks about the start of work on the projected 570 billion defense spending bill, his recent trip to the middle east and his desire to see more special operations forces sent to iraq to train iraqis. join the discussion live on friday morning at 7 a.m. eastern time. >> booktv has 48 hours of non-fiction books and authors every weekend. on saturday, dawn hawkcins, author of equal but unfair. >> we are not concerned with how much money you have but rather how you got it. >> he said the american dream is not threaten bide income inequality but by limiting success. on sunday afternoon at 4:30, pete hegseth, iraq and afghanistan war veteran and former ceo of vets dpr freedom and talks about roosevelt and his revision for today. >> this book isn't about me or litigating where roosevelt is. it is a call to action. it is mean

speaker, when steve king and i , in london, land with social security office equivalent there, they pointed out that in order to receive social security-type benefits in england, the law requires proof that you've been in the country for five years before you're eligible. we were told, i didn't see them, but we were told that in applying to come to the country or being in the country, you had to agree not to apply for benefits for five years. they're just if an immigrant magnet for people who want to come get welfare, they would go broke. that was their reasoning. actually, the quite good reasoning -- it's quite good reasoning. as one of the leaders there in the office said, she made clear , look, we want to make sure that people coming into england or go and not takers from our society. i don't know if she has been successful. there are take terse there. but this idea is interesting. it puts to the test whether someone is getting welfare benefits that they never participated in and paid for or coming in to help make america a bert country. and they are paying me benefits and me getting wel

we would also like to thank congressman and state of steve king, also senators ernst, fisher, grassley sessions, and the doctors and nurses at the university of nebraska medical center. as a 30-year member of the steamfitters local 464, it's ironic that i thank an republican -- my ex-wife were not contacted by any democrats or i.c.e. until april 22nd after i learned i would testify, and the days and 82 days after my data was murdered. they were told i.c.e. and a victims unit would be reaching out. i am an army veteran, served with the 1st cav. my father was a recipient of the purple heart, and silver star. i don't want to talk this about ourselves, but to point out the root family has served the family, and now we're asking for help. my mother and sister legally immigrated to the united states to become american citizens. in my opinion the obama administration with an open boarders policy has changed us. we no longer ask for immigrants to assimilate to our way of life. rather schools and governments are required to accommodate to their needs. my mother and sister took pride in becoming

come in on friday morning, iowa republican congressman steve king joins us to discuss his experience for senator ted cruise's presidential campaign him as well as his work on the task force of executive overreach. then tim ryan will talk about the start of work on the projected 575 billion-dollar spending bill. his recent trip to the middle east and desire to see special operations forces to train iraqis. washingtwashingt on journal is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on friday morning. join the discussion now. >> social media profiles are not currently with used when conducting federal background investigations. the government reform committee looks at why that is and results from pilot test that consider information from social media websites. that will be at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> executives from the national youth, football, hockey, and lacrosse programs will be on capitol hill to talk about concussions. they will be joined by public health officials and the parents of victims suffering from chronic brain injuries we will take you there here on c-span2 at 9:30 a.m. and on thur

when congressman steve king says muslim members of congress refuse to, quote, renounce sharia law, or louis gohmert says islam is evil, end quote, that's what happens. when congressman peter and says, and i quote, there are too many mosques in this country, end quote, that's what happens. when their candidate for president, their extestandard br calls for a ban on the entire religion from their country, that's what happens. children ask if the united states of america hates their religion? my colleagues on the other side like to puff up their chests and repeat the word "freedom" over and over again. in fact they named a caucus after it. but when they not only ignore, but blatantly toss aside the very freedom our country was founded on, it makes you wonder what they're really fighting for. they have created their own stye and now they have to wallow in it. with that i lead back to the leader of our caucus ms. pelosi. >> thank you very much, mr. crowley, i thank distinguished members of the leadership, mr. hoyer for not only his statement today, but his leadership on all of these issues

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king drive. watching us down the shore, i know steve's down there, covering the casino, and the actual atlantic cityudget situation, but the ac brigantine connector bridge still closed, the bridge and the tunnel for construction through next week. and then up in northeast philadelphia, the princeton avenue ramp, to go north on 95, blocked, until about 5:30 this morning, mass transit looking good. chris, back to you. >> bob, let's talk politics, 2016, man, there was one, ohio governor john kasich suspended his gop presidential campaign yesterday. the only primary or caucus that kasich won was his home state of ohio. his announcement comes less than 24 hours after his former rivals, texas senator ted cruz, called it quits. kasich says he trusts the lord has a plan for him. >> as i suspend my campaign today, i have renewed fate, deeper fate, that the lord will show me the way forward and fulfill the purpose of my life. >> so with no opponent left, donald trump becomes the republican party's presumptive nominee, turning to the general election, the billionaire businessman says he has no doubt he will de

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steve chenevey. >> let's get to "fox 5 news morning". >> search for a gunman underway in fairfax after a shooting collings immediate way. that's kings. one man was shot and is expected to survive. so far no word on motive and police are a vague suspect description. >> search for justice and answers continues after a wave of gun violence in the city yesterday. >> two people killed and terrifying string of shootings on monday afternoon. most of them in southeast washington. "fox5" melanie alnwick joins us now liver with the sixth

steve chenevey. >> let's get to "fox 5 news morning". >> search for a gunman underway in fairfax after a shooting collings immediate way. that's kings town area of alexandria. one man was shot and is expected to survive. so far no word on motive and police are a vague suspect description. >> search for justice and answers continues after a wave of gun violence in the city yesterday. >> two people killed and terrifying string of shootings on monday afternoon. most of them in southeast washington. "fox5" melanie alnwick joins us now liver with the sixth district police station with what we know today, melanie. >> well good morning, steve, allison. imagine this five separate shootings in the span of just four hours and one was off georgia 1/2 northwest and other four were here in southeast d.c.. we're told police had to pull resources from other district to come here to south teeingt help out and it does appear that the two homicides are connected. and the first shooting was just before 1:00 in the afternoon at the valero gas station texas avenue south tleeingts with an argument, justifyle and man on knees firing towards someone on ben

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