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persons deserve tha >> the house passing a six-year re-authorization program. and coming up later today, we will take you for a briefing by press secretary sarah sanders and we'll hear more about fisa. the briefing scheduled to start t 2:15 eastern time. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. s >> paul ryan spoke to reporters today and took questions on government funding, which runs out next friday, defering the deportation of undocumented youth, the fisa bill approved in the house today and recent tweets from the president. the speaker: good morning. you know today marks 20 days since the tax cut and jobs act became the law of the land. already, this new law is helping to improve the libes of middle income families across the country. you saw the announcement from wal-mart this morning. more than one million americans are to receive bonuses. workers are seeing increases in base wages and increase in contribut

continuing resolution is irresponsible for our country, it responsible for our economy, and irresponsible tha -- the responsible for our economy, and he responsible for the military. that is the opinion of general mattis, who testified before congress and when asked about operating the world's greatest military by continuing resolution said, and i quote, "iit just create unpredictably. it makes us rigid. we cannot deal with new and revealing threats. we know our enemies are not standing still. so it is about as unwise as can be." other high-ranking members of the military have made similar points over and over and over again. so as we are in the midst of the chaos, crisis, and confusion that has been the trump presidency since day one, it seems to us that at minimum, we can put the men and women of the armed forces and the veterans who have served this nation above partisan politics and make sure they can continue to be paid and can continue to get the services that they have earned and deserve and continue to live out their lives with grace and dignity. that is why the legislation that congr

there's no clear way to win tha that. >> dana: an interesting experiment. you do talk about the erosion of institution is a problem. >> this is kind of the first time i have, and that's because you can't look at the role of the media today, you can't look at the role of legitimate political institutions in the developed world and not recognize that they are taking a beating. the most polarized, they are seen as the establishment in general is seen as less relevant in this useful to typical members of the working class. it's why bernie sanders did so well. it's not just about those two people. it's growing in europe too. the idea to get rid of trump, you get rid of that problem is not true at all. that's going to start having a much more significant effect on countries. >> dana: you have a top ten list and i encourage people to go to our facebook page and check it out or your page over at the eurasia group. for the last thing i want to leave you with is the thing that's not on here, something that really seems to bother rest, a significant number of people i

and as far as construction equipment, we just don't know. >> reporter: thas because the state doesn't have a license or registration system for off-road diesel equipment like tractors and backhoes. dembrow sa is for oregon to do what california did a decade ago: orquire older diesel engines to be phased ouetrofitted. california is the only state vich has enacted regulations for older diesicles. >> we have to make this change so tt our trucks are where california is today. we'll have to prioritize; we don't have enough moneelp everyone. but certainly, we will want to use anfunds that we have to help those companies that most need the help. >> reporter: but senatorembrow and his allies face an uphill battle. his origin bill was largely gutted in committee after hoposition from industry groups and some lawmakersaised a number of concerns. a compromise was reached to use some of the v.w. funds to clean up the state's school bus fleet, but it'sstimated that upgrading the entire fleet of older diesel vehicles hout oregon could cost hundreds of millions of dollars. some owners of older diese

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this amenent would go a step further from the modified bill thas on the floor under consideration to ensure law enforcement secures a warrant bere asessing americans' information. accessing americans' information. t me repeat that. the amendment will go a step further than the modified bill under consideration to ensure law enforcement secures a warrant before accessing americans' informatn. under this amendmt the court order would be requid to access americans' data in conneio with any nonnational security crimil investigation by the f.b.i. this amendment moves pdicate, that's the operational word, removes predicate standards and expands the univee of investigations that would requi a warrant. a vote for this andmenti hope it would be bipartisan, especiay fr those objecting to the bill on the floor, is a vote for privacy protections and civil liberties. we would have preferred to have this in the original bill that's coming to the floor. couldn't get that in committ. hopefully we can get it on the floor. voting against the motion to recommit is a vote tt means fewer protections, les

what, less tha n reached within the next...t, less than an hour, 55 minutes or so, there will be a government shut down here. it is an embarrassment, a considerable embarrassment, for the president donald trump, a man who has long branded himself the ultimate dealmaker. he met for over one hour with the senate minority leader chuck schumer today, but although initial signs seem promising, the two men clearly failed to reach an agreement to keep the federal government ticking over. and so it will shut down. the irony of this and the embarrassment of this being that first day of this shut down will be on the same day that marks the first anniversary of donald trump's inauguration. the timing is quite something. so, what exactly will happen in less than an hour? what are americans going to notice over the weekend? well, on monday and possibly as early as this weekend the federal government workers will get, some of them anyway, instructions to stay at home on monday. they will be furloughed and of course if this goes on their pay

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most of our european business was in a place where we do less tha n business was in a place where wen one third of our business echoes we keep everything in the uk and service the rest of the continent from that. we may or may not be able to do that. ‘s new arrangement is not so good for my company. it is less good for goldman sachs and for wealth creation in the world i think it is less good for the uk. as a british person, at the court, having to throw in and get instructions from and surrender some sovereignty, i am instructions from and surrender some sovereignty, iam not instructions from and surrender some sovereignty, i am not at liberty. instructions from and surrender some sovereignty, iam not at liberty. i i can't do that. and if i venture into that space i get criticised. brexit secretary david davis is set to deliver a key speech on friday, outlining the uk's economic plans for when it is no longer a member of the european union. he is expected to say that the uk will once again have its own trading policy which will include negotiating and signing new deals with emerging

tha nkfully thankfully his rugby is better than his poetry.f the masters. the englishman managed to survive a superb fightback. trump managed to prevail closing with a break of 85. the former world number one is looking former world number one is looking for his first masters title. when the british alpine skiing team for this year's bookses was announced there was no place for kelly gallagher. the advicely impaired skier won in sochi but could still make it to that plane. our reporter caught up with her in a swiss resort. three, two, one, go. obviously we qualified for the games in terms of selection document, but there is only two spots at the moment. we haven't been actually selected. we are hoping that the association and our governing body can work tact to find us a slot so we can compete. in the meantime you with answering do is try and train the best we can ignoring it and putting it to the side and assuming we are going to the games, we need to be ready because it's we are going to the games, we need to be ready because its two months

these budget cuts have resulted n 10,000oss of more tha employees, the closing of 64 field offices, and reduced hours in many others. in vermont, one pill the office has seen staffing -- in vermont, one field office has seen staffing cut by 60%. 10,000 people died in the past year waiting for a decision on social security disability benefits. we need to increase funding for these vital services by at least $1.4 billion, just to bring staffing back up to where it was in 2010. madam president, we need to keep our promises to our veterans, the men and women who put their lives on the line to defend our country. right now we have tens of thousands of vacancies in the v.a. those vacancies must be filled. veterans must be able to get high quality, timely health care. we must fight the opioid and heroin epidemic that is sweeping this country. we are seeing all over america, tens and tens of thousands of people, often young people, overdosing on opioids and heroin. states and communities all over this country need the resources for prevention if you can't be delayed. has to be dealt with now. m

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with strzok and page, private meetings, insurance policy, 700 grand for his wife, and on top of all thahat, comey was not doing a real investigation. he was turning a blind eye to what we know where felonies and crimes committed by clinton. other strzok and page messages indicate that the attorney general, we told you this last night, loretta lynch, she also knew hillary clinton was not going to be charged. strzok knew it, comey knew it, mccabe knew it, and loretta lynch. this happened even after lynch took a backseat in the investigation after getting caught talking to bill clinton on the tarmac for 40 minutes about grandchildren, another lie. we also know that lynch told comey to call the investigation a matter not an investigation. comey complied. this is the very definition of corruption and government, not rank and file fbi. not rank and file doj. not rank and file intelligence. no, the upper echelon. we have top figures in obama's fbi and department of justice literally betraying the rule of law and shredding the constitution. why? because they wanted hillary clinton to continue o

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and we need to make sure tha are pushing for that, despite what is happening, because t american dreamis at stake a we cannot give up on that. soledad: cesar vargas, so ni to have you. cesar vargas: thank you so mh for having me. soledad: y announcer: coming up next. the founding fathers put a clause in the constitution th says presidents can't take from foreign governments. is president trump breaking e law when diplomats stay at his hotels? we'll tell you what one j decided in a case about cour favors. soledad: and now to a weekly feature that we call "we'repayif you're too busy." a federal judge in manhattan threw out two cases that acc the president of violating t u.s. constitution's emolum clause. what are emolume basically, they're gifts. why are gifts covered by the constitution? the founding fathers were worried that government officials would trade politil favors in exchange for expens gifts from foreign governmen. for example, benjamin frankl once received a gold enamel x encrusted with more than 400 diamonds from the king of so, they put the clause right there in article one

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