the left? speaker ryan: that is part of it. got sectors of the economy more involved than they should have been. i think dodd frank was an example. he is a diehard progressive, a legitimate progressive, which believes the constitution goes trom national rights to wri large bureaucracies that can micromanage and harmonized society for good intentions. it doesn't work. beliefs to corrupt government -- it leads to corrupt government and disrespects civil society. dodd frank?ank -- speaker ryan: i am talking about obama's philosophy. that is apparent in his health care, in dodd frank. charlie: according to a new poll, cnn-- speaker ryan: oh, of course he is popular. charlie: 60%. speaker ryan: he is a likable, articulate person. our economy isn't terrible. it has a lot of mispotential. charlie: a glove that are then other countries in the world. [laughter] speaker ryan: i say that we are the healthiest course in the glue -- hose in the glue factory. john boehner said you will have the same problem he had as a speaker, with the same

therefore, the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives to the 15th congress. the clerk appoints the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentleman from ohio, mr. stivers, the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, the gentleman from indiana, mr. messer, the gentlewoman from california, ms. sanchez, the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, the gentleman from new mexico, mr. ben ray lujan, the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith, the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro, the gentlewoman from california, mrs. mimi walter, the gentleman from california, mr. swalwell, the gentleman from michigan, mr. mitchell, the

therefore, the honorable paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representativeso the 15th congress. the clerk appoints the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentleman from ohio, mr. stivers, the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley, the gentleman from indiana, mr. messer, the gentlewoman from california, ms. sanchez, the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, the gentleman from new mexico, mr. ben ray lujan, the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith, the gentlewoman from connecticut, ms. delauro, the gentlewoman from california, mrs. mimi walter, the gentleman from california, mr. swalwell, the gentleman from michigan, mr. mitchell, the g

banner headline out of the retreat? speaker ryan: we had a plan and agenda, and we are going to be big, we are going to be bold, and we are going to get it done. we asked the country for permission to solve big problems. we ran on a coherent agenda. now we have been given the trust by the country to get on with solving those problems, and that's what this is about. we had lively conversations about how to fix these problems. where we come out of this is unity. unity among senate republicans of the white house. and not just a commitment to work together, but demonstrating we are working together to make sure we get this right. anna: you guys have a good story to tell. you have polls shows in trump's message is resonating, you are working well together. but then there are things like steve bannon, the top aide to president trump, and he said, "the media should be embarrassed and humiliated and keep its mouth shut." jake: we are not going to spend too much time on this. speaker ryan: where did he say hat, by the way? jake: to a media o

behind the scenes -- speaker ryan: we want to repair the health care system. anna: he said repair obamacare. speaker ryan: yeah, maybe, he said the word repair, which raised a lot of eyebrows. we had a messaging session where -- jake: it must have been after that. people are being led to believe, just because of rhetoric that we are going to , have a vote on tuesday and on wednesday people won't have health insurance. that's not the way it will happen. we will pass legislation to replace obamacare with a better system, which will repair our health care system, and we believe that we have to act very quickly because we have a collapse under way. yes, it is nerve-racking, because right now what is happening is nerve-racking. obamacare has become a spectacular failure, and it will not work. if we did not win the election, win the presidency hillary , clinton and chuck schumer would be desperately trying to fix the mess in front of them. they would probably go toward single-payer, which we don't agree with. we are trying to fix it with something much better. the go

the election of paul ryan as house speaker. the first 115th [indiscernible] >> are there additional representatives elect who wish to record their presence? if not, time has expired. elect haventatives recorded their presence. the forum is present. credential have been received, shown the election of the honorable jennifer gonzalez as the commissioner from the commonwealth of puerto rico for years, beginning january 3, 2017. the delegate from the district of columbia. the delegate from guam. plaskett ase stacy the delegate from the virgin islands. and the honorable delegate from the commonwealth of the islands. pursuant to law and president, the next order of business is the election of the speaker of the house for the house of representatives for the 115th congress. nominations are now in order. we recognize the gentleman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers. >> whether you are from the evergreens they are the badger state, we gather here on the house floor, representing very diverse backgrounds and walks of life. this house,

against the ryan.re talking about they're good-looking ryans up against each other. >> i'm a big, huge, ryan gosling >> i'm happy we're both in the same room for once, people can see we're different people and i'll take that as a winn >> i'm a guy -- he is playing piano and beautifully i may add. >> and the golden globe goes to -- ryan gosling. >> this isn't the first time i've been mistaken for ryan reynolds, but itet's g otingut of hand. >> ryan gosling may have won the best actor, musical or comedy globes, but ryan reynolds but got a good consolation prize from emma zach. >> when you won, there was a kiss between ryan and andrew garfield. >> what? >> they kissed each other. >> they did not. >> they kissed each other. >> they did? >> before they wenttup on stage they kissed each other. >> happy for them. >> the golden globe goes to "la la land." >> the musical made history, winning seven golden globes, more than any film ever. >> "la la land"! >> the movie is a modern take on pollywood's golden age o

>> health care -- voter fraud -- are you on the same page? speaker ryan: we are on the same page at the white house. we will be hearing from the president today. we've been working with the administration on a daily basis to map out and plan a very bold and aggressive agenda to make good on our campaign promises and to fix these problems, to repeal and replace our broken health care system, to reform our tax code system, to get jobs and growth to clear out the , regulatory underbrush so we can get growth going. we are on the same page with the administration. we have worked with the administration on the kind of timetable and legislative agenda we have for 2017. so yes, we are on the same page. ,reporter: [inaudible] how surprised are you every time there is a new tweet from the president? speaker ryan: this is going to be an unconventional president. i think you know this by now, casey. i think we're going to see unconventional activities and i think that is something we are to have to get used to. senator mcconnell: let me just add, for myself i don't t

kids will be able to stay on the plan until age 26? speaker ryan: yes. go to our website and take a look at what we're doing. oh, go packers! [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the u.s. house comes back into session at noon eastern to consider two bills dealing with financial regulation. the first would extend commodity futures tradesing commission programs through 2021 -- trading commission programs through 2021 and exempt some financial swaps and derivative trades butt in place by the dodd-frank bill. the other bill changes the way the joseph cecconi issues regulations -- the way the securities and exchange regulations would require a review of rules every five years and after two years require an assessment of whether a new rule is working. tomorrow in the house the affordable care act repeal. last night the senate approved a budget resolution that would start the process of repealing the 2010

the border. jake: when do you expect that? speaker ryan: well mulvaney has , to get in office and start working on office. i am hoping sooner than later. i am hoping within the first quarter we can get this done. but again it is getting them up , and running so this is supplemental. this is something we want to get on right away. we do believe this is urgent. we do believe this is one of the most promises the president made important running process office. it is a promise he will keep, and we will help him keep it. anna: how are you sure mexico will pay? speaker ryan: that is what yesterday was all about. there are a medley of options on getting revenue from another country to offset things like this. jake: should mexico pay? speaker ryan: that is not the point. jake: it kind of is. why should mexico pay for it? [laughter] [speaking simultaneously] jake: but should mexico pay for it? why should mexico pay for a wall that we want, that they don't? speaker ryan: look, i am not -- no offense, but i don't want to get in the wedges. i won't ta

let's acknowledge the ryan amily. oh, wisconsin. got it. mr. speaker, god bless them, god bless you, god bless wisconsin. god bless the members of this house. god bless the united states of america. this is the people's house, this is the people's gavel. in the people's name it is my privilege to hand the gavel to the speaker of the house, paul ryan. the speaker: thank you very much.

speaker ryan: let me look at the letter. reporter: do you believe you'll be able to insure as many people? speaker ryan: i am not going to get ahead of our committee process. we are beginning to put this together. we have not get a score from the c.b.o. on these things. let me say this, can we in this country have a health care system that gives us access to affordable health care in this country without a cost of government takeover and a death spiral that obamacare is giving us and the answer is yes. reporter: so you do -- reporter: speaker ryan, can you tell us how and when you will pass legislation to defund planned parenthood? speaker ryan: well, planned parenthood will be in our reconciliation bill. reporter: senator grassley had a bill to reduce mandatory minimum -- speaker ryan: discretion minimum? reporter: yeah. and let well-behaved prisoners out early. you talked about doing something like this in the lame duck. speaker ryan:: yeah. i do support criminal justice reform. i think it's a long time in coming. i -- i ha

the glasses behind you. [reporter question] mr. ryan: the last part of your question is not a document from the donald trump administration, push that aside. we have a special and unique relationship with great britain and value this relationship, the fact that the prime minister is coming to meet with us today is testament to the fact that this is an important relationship that we value and we believe going forward we can do more things like trade and the rest to help increase our bond and ties and help each other our nations. nations.ch of our agendaave an aggressive for the hundred days, the senate is not always on the same timetable -- mr. ryan: really? agendad you address the as played out and whether the senate can move at that speed? sen. mcconell: the biggest issues we are moving forward with our repealing and replacing obamacare and tax reform which we anticipate having little or no democratic cooperation. we are working with the house to reconcilablese are and the speaker understands the challenges of getting things are the se

the same page? representative ryan: we are on the same page. we've been working with the administration on a daily basis to map out and plan a very bold and aggressive agenda to make good on our campaign promises and to fix these problems, to repeal and replace our broken health care system, to reform our tax code, to clear out the regulatory underbrush so we can get growth going. we have worked with the administration on the kind of timetable and legislative agenda we have for 2017. yes we are on the same page. >> [inaudible] how surprised are you every time there's a new tweet? representative ryan: this will be an unconventional president. i think we're going to see unconventional activities and i think that is something we are to have to get used to. senator mcconnell: let me just add, myself, i don't tend to be reacting to daily comments. what the speaker has done, which i concur with, and the administration is on board with, is to lay out a game plan through the august recess of what we want to try to accomplish. andtend to stick to a plan

let's acknowledge the ryan amily. oh, wisconsin. got it. mr. speaker, god bless them, god bless you, god bless wisconsin. god bless the members of this house. god bless the united states of america. this is the people's house, this is the people's gavel. in the people's name it is my privilege to hand the gavel to the speaker of the house, paul ryan. the speaker: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. i'll be relatively brief. i want to thank madam leader. you know, i stood in this spot very, very many times. today, though, feels a whole lot different. part of it has to do with all the new faces in the house. you look at all the proud spouses, these beaming children, at their best. people's parents. it's hard if not impossible, to resist this rush of substance abuse yasm. there's no sense of foreboding in this house today. there's only the sense of potential. it kind of reminds you that no matter how long you've been here, you haven't seen it all. so i just want to say, to our new members, and to their familie

out of hand. >> ryan gossling won the globe but ryan reynolds got a good consulation prize from ryan'sx. >> they kissed each other. >> they did? >> congrats to them. >> and the golden globe goes to "la-la land". >> musical made history winning seven golden globes more than any ever. emma stone and gossling who dedicated his win to his partner ava mendez. >> while a was singing and dancing my lady was raising our daughter, and helping her brother fight cancer. >> it was a star-studded opening number one of our favorite moments from last sunday's show. jimmy's spectacular five-minute musical number included 17 star cameos and staged by "la-la land" choreographiechoreographi. meryl streep took on the president-elect. >> when we bully others we all lose. >> donald trump calling meryl streep over raided came eight hours later. >> and my friend, the dear departed princess laya said to me once, take your broken heart, make it into art. >> carrie's brother tweeted thanks and also grateful half sister jolie. >> i was proud and sad and feeling the same as everybody else is. >> next a sad moment

one of the theories was ryan had more trust among some of the rank and file members. that is true in a lot of ways but look how this played out. this happens paul ryan, basically over his objections last night. then donald trump, the incoming republican president, puts out a tweet saying hey guys this may not be the wisest time or the wisest way to do this. then the republicans back off. it calls into question -- this is a dynamic we will be revisiting because there are a lot of issues where donald trump and paul ryan as they head into the trump presidency this month there are a few number of issues where they are not aligned. if there is a clash does raise the question of -- >> who's the boss. >> trump or ryan. >> we have a separation of powers, who is actually running the show here. you can see the bottom right of your screen, the senators who are being sworn in in the senate. on the main screen you see nancy pelosi minority leader introducing house speaker paul ryan. this morning, members of congress were interviewed about how on earth they defend the idea of weaken

back to the other ryan.f ryan are wondering if they slipped from la la land into never, neverland. >> this is a wax figure of ryan gosling, some are not loving the work here, saying he looks more creepy than his absolute beautiful lf real life moving. >> which is the real one? ♪ take this job and shove it ugh, it's only lunchtime and my cold medicines' wearing off. i'm dragging. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. be ready to clean up the mess. house. the kids have fun, but it's pretty gross. (doorbell) what's that? it's a swiffer wetjet. i can just grab this and just go right to the mess. that comes from my floor? now that's dis

rocesses and the budget speaker ryan: that is what we are doing. we are going to use every tool at our disposal. that is the other point i'm trying to say. there are many steps we can take to bring relief. they want to bring people really from obamacare in addition to the things we can do in congress. all taken together, we feel the need to step in front of the collapse of this law so that people do not get the rug pulled out from under them, or collapse with this law and bring a new system that will work. that will take time. that will take a transition and we want to make sure. minds ato put people's ease that they will not lose their health care some february day. we are going to have a good transition period while we move on these steps to rescue us from the collapse that is now occurring with obamacare. processre setting up a where you can repeal large chunks of obamacare with just republican votes, to replace it in a significant way, you need democrats. how is that not pulling the rug out from under? people speaker ryan: the premise of your qu

i think trump is still the main actor and the least predictable. trump will act and ryan reacts and how he reacts i think will have significant impact on whether the conference stays in line with him or not. it is a different dynamic than obama that john boehner dealt with barack obama in the white house. and not even one that would be similar to a florm or a jeb bush in the white house. this is a guy about who embraces unpredictability and doing or saying that are that not conservative or republican. which adds complexity if you're paul ryan. >> chris alyssa over at the washington post, thanks as always for the time. >>> if have been listening to republicans at all for the last six and a half years, since march of 2010 when the affordable care act was passed through congress and signed into law, chances are, you've heard this once or twice. >> so what we are proving today that is if we have a republican president nooex year, we will repeal obamacare. >> it was the single worst piece of legislation among many bad pieces of legislation passed in the first two years of the

are you on the same page? mr. ryan: we have been working to map out and plan to make good on campaign promises to fix problems and repeal and replace clear out system, to the regulatory underbrush to get economic health growing pear we are on the same page and have worked with the administration on basically the kind of timetable and legislative agenda we have for 2017 so yes, we are on the same page. >> house a prize you every time there is a new tweet from the president? mr. ryan: this will be an unconventional president c. i think you know that. it's -- that is something we have to get used to. not tend tol: i do be reacting to daily comments. what the speaker has done, which with,-- i entirely concur is to lay out a game plan through the august recess. what we want to try and accomplish. tend to stick to a plan and make as much progress as we can. >> the president has said the mexico will pay for the wall. the mexican president said they will not pay for the wall and donald trump said the mexican president should c

and, again, the key, as he said, i free with palm ryan, the goal here -- palm ryan the goal is to make the country better, not just pass legislation. i wish the republicans well. >> what do you think it feels like to be one of those new people in the room, alex? speaker ryan reached out to them. new members, here with your families, your kids, welcome. i mean it has to be alive with possibility. i would imagine there's a lot of butterflies in the stomach, excitement, maybe trepidation what lays ahead. >> i think there is a lot of excitement. my former boss who i helped get re-elected to the senate, marco rubio, ron johnson, both sworn in today. they're very excited. for the last six years they have been in the minority, a democratic president who vetoes everything they send to him. now there's an opportunity to get things done in washington, d.c. to move forward and make people's lives betternd the rest have the country to come up with solutions for everyday americans, not just more partisan fighting inside the city in gridlock. it's exciting. >> simon and alex, stand by. i'm going to

the lead on it? is that fair to say? ryan: all bills start in the house, there's this other thing called the senate. i forget about that sometimes. moderator: i was just going to ask about that. speaker ryan: i don'ow if lead is the right word. this is a very high priority and we all plan on working on this. moderator: as you move down that path, i wonder how you deal with -- there is a kind of long-term notion of getting this right so it works in the long run. there is also the short-term human element here which is that peopleis need by some right now. transitions are hard. gooder ryan: that's a question. transitions are hard, the sunni backed that in its going to be. -- the sooner you are able to start, the better its going to be. i think the fastest transmission for growth policy is regulatory relief. people in congress know this because we represent our district, but i hear more about the strangulation of regulation on businesses than anything else. even more than tax policy. if we can provide regulatory relief right awa

the speaker of the house paul ryan. s getting to -- getting ready to address the house of representatives. the 115th session is just convened. will he respond to the tough sta statement that senator schumer put on the senate floor. much more when we come back. same nose. same toughness. and since he's had moderate alzheimer's disease, the same never quit attitude. that's why i asked his doctor about once-a-day namzaric. (avo) namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine or any of the ingredients in namzaric. tell the doctor about any conditions including heart, lung, bladder, kidney or liver problems, seizures, stomach ulcers, or procedures with anesthesia. serious side effects may occur, including muscle problems if given anesthesia; slow heartbeat,

the house. i do believe there's a certain level of confidence for speaker ryan. as far as the ethics votes that you talked about, in the context, i believe sometimes even members of congress, you go through the different emotions, you go through the different things and there were several tms, if you will, shared how different members were charged several hundreds of thousands of dollars without having a chance to face their accuser. i do believe speaker ryan said, hey, not now. if you think back a couple months ago it was the same kind of argument on earmarks. even if you're willing to make a constitutional argument on that or even if you can make the point that's within congress' wheelhouse to bring back earmarks, sometimes you say just because it's lawful is it the right thing to do? here we have a new president, new administration coming in that is running on draining the swamp. you need to be careful bringing back congress the way they used to do business and i believe that speaker ryan was -- made a wonderful decision working with this administration of sayi

he doesn't disagree with the ryan budget. this i should add is also true for many of the, quote, mavericks among republican senators. so if you look at the list of people who are being trotted out -- and i think it is right to focus attention on these actors because in many issues the handful of republican votes who are likely to be sent on various issues from a trump administration could play a pivotal role, no question about that. most of these folks are mavericky on issues unrelated to the ryan budget or core parts of what i expect the republican domestic policy agenda to look like. what you likely to see is what jacob called in an earlier book the republican swiss army knife whh haswo blades. one is tax cuts for high income people and the other is deregulation. so just very quickly i will rattle off things that are likely to be on an extremely expansive domestic policy agenda in the first few months. one, you are going to see the bush tax cuts. you are going to see huge tax cuts once again aimed at overwhelmingly at the hi

than our speaker of the house, paul ryan, he truly is the people's speaker, because he understands the responsibility given to this body by our founders. it's our responsibility to protect the constitution and the balance of power that representative government, the rule of law, and equal opportunity for all is protected here in this chamber. by the people and for the people. just over a year ago when he picked up that gavel, speaker ryan challenged us to raise our gaze, to respect this institution, and open up the legislative process which best represents the will of the people. to be accountable to the people we represent. to be men and women of integrity. to serve our country with purpose and to empower everyone to reach their full potential. speaker ryan knows that the healthy competition of ideas between our passionate, talented members is an asset to representative government. as speaker, paul ryan made a commitment to getting this

and we are breaking down what you can expect. >> meryl streep, emma stone, the ryans. 's tough predicting the globes, but etonline's danny directo is all in. he studies the nominees and says there's one race you can't ignore. >> the race for best actor in a mikesal or comedy is the one to watch. it is the battle of the ryans, gossling versus reynolds. >> gosling is nominated for his role in "la la land," reynolds for "deadpool." >> i'm going to make a prediction and say ryan reynolds comes out on top. deadpool had a wide release and a lot of eyes were on it not to mention the viral marketing campaign and the fact reynolds has been pounding the pavement at various screenings and q and a. >> still "la la land" is the front-runner with seven nominations including one for star emma stone. >> she's racked up scotch attention for this role and rightfully so. but of course she's up against meryl streep. meryl is a golden globes darling having won eight and really poses a threat to emma. >> i'm taking it one day at a time. >> natalie portman is a clear front-runner to win best

we are moments away from the start of the confifrmation hearing for interior secretary ryan zinke. e republican from montana who served as a navy seal. we'll bring you the start as it gets underway. the nominee has been seated. >>> tough talk from russian president put pin aimed at the obama administration which he accused of trying to undermine president-elect donald trump by spreading false allegations. there was an address on u.s.- russia relations. and now the white house is reacting to putin's comments. >> reporter: yes, the colorful one. putin claims that opponent was trump are fabricating comments about him worse than prostitutes. earnest defended the u.s. and he addressed the comments. >> it is not the first time that the intelligence community had uncomfortable things to say about russia. these are the kinds of things that russians would rather not hear. but ultimately and this is something that the next administration will decide. >> reporter: ambassador samantha powers called out the republican and president-elect saying it is not healthy for a party or leaders to cast do

congressman paul ryan was selected bigger of the house. california democrat nancy pelosi got 189 votes and congressman tim ryan of ohio, who ran against congresswoman pelosi in a leadership election in late november, received two votes. we hear pelosi and speaker ryan, next. >> you should be doing that. speaker ryan: now, i got it. >> it is my honor to join speaker ryan in welcoming all of you to the 115th congress. the new members and your families in this special moment, and i offer a special greeting and special congratulations. rep. pelosi: each of us comes here, sustained by the love of our own family, antitrust of our constituents. i am grateful to my husband paul, our five children, nine grandchildren, and my family, especially our patriarchs, thomas does under -- thomas. again, for the privilege of representing our beautiful and diverse city. in a brief span of days, we built inaugurate a new president, donald trump, and a new vice president, our former colleague, mike pence. [applause] rep. pelosi: at that noon hour, we will enact

. >> ryan gosling may have won the best actor, musical or comedy globes, but ryan reynolds but got a good consolation prize from emma zach. >> there was a kiss between ryan and andrew garfield when you won. >> what? >> they kissed each other. >> they did not. >> they kissed each other. >> they did? >> before they went up on stage they kissed each other. >> happy for them. >> the golden globe goes to "la la land." >> the musical made history, winning seven golden globes, more than any film ever. >> "la la land"! >> the movie is a modern take on hollywood's golden age of musicals. emma stone plays an aspiring actress, ryan gosling an aspiring musician. he dedicated to his partner, eva mendes who was home with the kids. >> while i was singing and dancing, my lady was raising our daughter, pregnant with our second and trying to help her brother fight his battle with cancer. it's really nice to have an opportunity to publicly thank the people that are really responsible for so much of how you're able to do what you do. >> i have to start by thanking my amazing mom. thank you, mom, for eve

to paul, is there any way to stop the ryan budget? for lawrence, do you think trump's campaign was well thought out by trump, or is he simply being himself? and then for everyone, what do you think of the efforts for recounts and the popular vote/electoral vote debate? let's start with carole again. carole: okay. so the question is, what is the path to protect providers? well, when we think about abortion providers and the protection they need -- until very recently, we were talking literally about physical attacks on them. and here is where the selection of jeff sessions becomes very problematic. when abortion providers first murder being attacked in in the 1990's, bill clinton was president. janet reno, who died literally the day -- i mean, she died on the monday of the day before the election. janet reno immediately established a task force on the protection of providers. some of you might remember in 1998 a doctor was killed in buffalo. he was killed on a friday night. that wednesday the director of that clinic, a colleague of mine

on the run. 17-0 atlanta. ryan also throws for four touchdowns the most on championship sunday since warner did it to the eagles in 2008, third quarter 73 yards to julio jones and atlanta wins and is going to the superbowl for the first time. >> this team we had this year has been the right mix, we are a team that has gotten better as the years went on. >> it's hard to get to this point from experience, it's difficult to get to this point and we will enjoy the build up and the process leading to it but our ultimate goal is still in front of us. >> that is this guy familiar faces in the afc game and tom brady and the patriots against the steelers and brady does it again throws 3 touchdown to of them to former penn lacrosse and second crosser the flea flicker hogan 180 yards receiving a team record and patriots blow out 36-17 and new england back to the super bowl for the 9th time the most in history and 7 of the 9 in brady's watch and play atlanta in superbowl 51 two weeks from tonight. >> it was a good day and we a

the floor. he's followed by nancy pelosi. he will actually introduce paul ryan, the speaker of the house. paul ryan will address members of the house of representatives and address the nation as well. he just tweeted by the way, paul ryan, honored to be elected speaker of the house for the 115th congress, the republicans are the majority in congress and avow to announce the agenda of the in-coming president donald trump. phil mattingly is joining us from capitol hill right now. phil, set the skoocene for us, nancy pelosi will introduce the speaker, but go ahead. >> reporter: that is correct, what we saw a few minutes ago was the completion of the house vote to speaker. what we actually saw was paul ryan faced fewer defections this time around than he did when he was initially elected speaker, why does that matter? he drew some angt -- angst. no real major defections, paul ryan will be the next speaker of the house and nancy pelosi once again elected minority leader. only a few defections for her as well. no major problems for either leader, it will be a congress run by republicans but what

also, scoreless in the 1st atlantic, matt ryan on a shovel pass for the touchdown. tt ryan just goes crazy today! an outstanding day! quarter, the pullback, andrew callas key and he never fumbled in his career until right there. dylan falls on the bouncing ball and ryan picked apart green bay defense with ease. cannot find an open receiver. he runs the 14 yard touchdown, 17 to nothing. dirty bird is becoming a laugh. rogers have different in those rogers dipping in. nelson didn't even make a play on that all picked off by ricardo allen and ryan was able to light up the scoreboard one more time before the half. julio jones get both feet in, 24 to nothing and they hit the locker room. 3rd quarter, more atlanta fireworks. ryan hits jones over the middle, outrun the defense. stephan, 73 yard touchdown. jones had 9 catches for 180 yards. ryan threw 4 touchdowns and gets the falcons back into the super bowl for the 2nd time in franchise history. arthur blank getting down. you got to admit, we had 2 pretty colorful owners. i'm not sure mr. kraft would've been able to dance