check sumer sent a letter. are you planning to take any further action given the discrepancies between the president and his intelligence advisers? >> what the public saw this week was the fact that the president has not paid attention to the intelligence that has been given to him on many of these subjects. i thought it was courageous that different aspects of our intelligence community spoke truth to the country and to power. their opening statements are usually led by the white house. they made their statements and also they answered the questions. i'm very proud of adam schiff and members of the intelligence committee as to when they will have that particular presentation made to the house intelligence committee in open forum. activity withome of appropriations committee. i'm not sure about that. but it was stunning. i started in the early 90's as an appropriator and served as ranking member and then ex officio for all of the years i've been leader or speaker of the house. one dismaying factor of it all is

. > sunday on "q&a," media mowingle sumer in and we talked with "wall street journal" investigative reporter about the "king of content." >> after he had a battle with prostrate cancer, he thought being seen with young women as a sign of hisify talt, right, and being with them is a sign he can tell the world i will live forever, as he loved to say. so he would go to these hollywood parties and sometimes he would go home with his grandson's dates, things like that. it was very awkward for the executives in viacom and cbs because he is still the controlling shareholder of these companies and we would do really weird things. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> well, the u.s. house is about to gavel back in after taking a brief recess following debate on rules that will govern the 116th congress. votes are expected this morning on the second part of the rules package shortly after members have gaveled back in in just a couple of minutes. we also expect a vote on passage of this portion of the rules and possibly a vote on the journal. also happening today, speaker pelosi and hou

. >> right, i just came from a democratic leadership's meeting in sumer's office and just 100 e meeting in senator mcconnell's office. democrats are planning, at least for now, to block most senate action or delay most senate action up till they say there is a vote on the appropriaons ll that we expect to start ioming out of the hose. there is no indicsenator mcconnell will ring up the bills until the president greece.m the rats are ratcheting up hard ball tactics in the senate. tomorrow could be a big day, judy. i know from sources that there will bother moting at the white house. the big eight, the top eight leaders in the house and senate, the republicans and democrats, including speaker pelosi, will again meet at the white house on this topic. historically, looking at the fist big shutdown, it lasted a week after thest paycheck was missed. that first paycheck will beay missed on fr, but it feels like here there is still not as much sympathy for federal workers as you seen social media, but perhaps that will change friday. we'll see that in theext few days. >> woodruff: only a few se

we have to deal with china, sumer,the u.s. shutdown, the fed -- the consumer, the fed. would do the same thing. just slow it down a bit. no one will give you credit if you say i will grow excessively next year. david: let's go back to last june. we have a chart that shows beats, it has a pretty clear trendline. will that continue? lale: here's the bullish scenario. who ise president trump a deal guy, he loves to do deals. yet democrats in the house that you have democrats in the house -- you have democrats in the house -- the market likes that. you go to the democrats and say how about a spending bill on infrastructure? let's improve the economy. democrats are much more amicable to it than republicans historically speaking. we are off to the races. david: trade negotiations going on tomorrow in washington. listen to secretary mnuchin yesterday who addressed this. that wepectation is will make significant progress at these meetings. these are complicated issues. we have a timeline of how we've knocked out the 90 days. david: he's optimistic we will have significant progr

have been doing everything in our power to ensure our family will be able to purchase a home this sumer. how do we explain to creditors we don't have the money to pay them right now without it affecting our credit? i have also heard from a constituent who is a furloughed federal worker who is, quote, forced to come to work every day without pay due to the partial government shutdown. every day that goes by the stress and anxiety about not having a paycheck and a having to support my family all the while having to enkur the cost of going to work every day -- incur the cost of going to work every day mounts. to top this off i an exempt employee. under current federal law i am not allowed to apply nor can can i receive unemployment compensation. i have also heard from a local business owner who contracts with federal entities. he says, my work has ground to a halt. i won't be compensated for any down time and will i have to reduce my work force. we don't need a wall, we don't need to waste money, and we don't need symbolic racism. we need an open government that manages, land, service, tra

barclays saying looking for --sumers only have facebook microsoft shares heading a bit lower.re's concerns about cloud growth. growth that isud slowing is a bit concerning. analysts at wedbush securities say the hyper growth for microsoft may be over. now looking at in-line expectations. i want to end with qualcomm. a big focus on the chipmakers as well. the move to 5g giving them a boost, a bit of a relief rally after intel and nvidia were a bit concerning. qualcomm giving the stock a boost. the ceo said they are not immune to some of the slowdown they are seeing from their peers. they are looking to 5g to give them a boost. david: facebook's earnings report yesterday sent the stock up over 10%. mark stoeckle is still with us. amazon and alphabet among adams fund's top holdings. more,hart shows is a bit which is daily active users and monthly average users. march is straight up. it looks almost managed. givenextraordinary to me the difficulties they've had with privacy. mark: as we talked earlier, it is difficult to take facebook away from the users. it is surprising that it

it does seem as if the chinese --sumer is preferring a preferring another phone.ing here? john: apple is a premium private that -- premium product and they price it as such. vendors makelocal very good phones at attractive price points. are of those products positioned as premium products but not the whole portfolio so apple actually, over those competitors, really has a true .spirational brand you can only play that card so much before you begin to run out of gas and i think that perhaps is what we saw in the last quarter. guy: i read something this morning that said chinese consumers prefer the fingerprints button on the front of the phone rather than face recognition. can you boil it down for things like that as well? is a again, i said this most like a plane crash. there's a number of factors that go into the ultimate result. i think culturally they are in different regions, different preferences. i've not read that about china. here in the states i find it is a mix. some people miss the sensor or love the fingerprint sensor other people could care less that i

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