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whether that's "the washington post," the "san diego union-tribune", the akin standard. "los angeles times." chicago tribune. my colleagues, i understand the "not in my backyard" but there's more nuclear spent fuel in chicago, illinois, in chicagoland , in chicagoland, not 90 miles away, in chicago -- and chicago has 55 million visitors. not 33 million. more than las vegas. so it's not going to hurt your tourism. actually it's going to help diversify the economy. we understand the argument debate. thank you for letting me address this again in this chamber so that we can fully not only educate our colleagues but move the nation forward. i yield backment -- i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from nevada. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the noes have it. he amendment is not agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 33 printed in art b of house report 115-711. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? mr. newhouse: mr. chairman, i have an amend

the u.s. as traditional allies in an interview on german t.v. chancellor angela merkel warned the european union will retaliate against u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum that washington post last month donald. trump claims there needed to address the country's trade deficit with many of its partners. to do so. did abuse chief political correspondent joins me now for analysis of this reaction to the weekend's g. seven summit so let's start with the interview with chancellor merkel she gave short notice and she gave a short while ago let's see how she describes how she views the growing discord within washington. issue is not great and that is why i have talked about sobering which is a lot to me. like you call it depressing but personally i don't believe. that you continuation of this heated language will help the issue. she says that heated language isn't the answer and that is what is. well i guess creating some fact she made it quite clear that she would stand side by side with the canadians who will be imposing those tariffs and this is really why trump in the air decided not to sign off or not to agree to this joint communique is because justin trudeau said that the t

the president trumped principle? >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is learning about another meeting. trump association roger stone tells the washington post that in may 2016 he met with a russian national who he says was offering dirt on hillary clinton in exchange for $2 million. he says he rejected the offer. he asks stone how crazy is the russians and stone answers wants big money for info and waste of time. the russian way. anything interesting? no. the revelation follows denials by stone that he had ever met with any russians during the campaign. >> i have never been to russia. i didn't talk to anybody who was identifybly russian during the two years up to this campaign. i very definitely can't think of anybody who might have been a russian without my knowledge stone and caputto claim they had forgotten about the meeting but memories were refreshed after being shown the text messages. his lawyer sent a message to congress to update the testimony. they are leveling accusations of their own. they say that the man that stone met with was an fbi informant. the russian national has also used the name henry and on an immigration filing he

in washington, where the state of our union is learning about another meeting between a russian national and a member of the trump team. trump associate, roger stone, now tells the "washington postthat in may 2016 he met with a russian national who he says was offering dirt on hillary clinton in exchange for $2 million. stone says he rejected the offer. the meeting was arranged by another member of the trump campaign, michael caputo, who followed up with stone in these text messages obtained by the "washington post." caputo asked stone, how crazy is the russian? stone answers, wants big money for the info. waste of time. the russian way, caputo replies. anything at all interesting? no, says stone. the revelation follows denials by stone that he had ever met with any russians during the campaign. >> i've never been to russia. i didn't talk to anybody who was identifiably russian during the two-year run up to this campaign. i'm not sure i did previously, either. i very definitely can't think of anybody who might have been a russian without my knowledge. no, i think it's a canard. >> stone and caputo now claim they had forgotten about the meeting but their memories were refreshed a

union is a marriage and violatesage mr. phillips religious conviction. submitted. >> tonight conversation about american foreign policy since the cold war. and defensestate department officials. as well as "washington post" columnist david ignatius. can watch that 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or online at using the freey app.n radio >> tonight on "the communicators." american cable association president and ceo matthew polka tds senior vice president of corporate affairs, andrew peterson. talk about the issues facing rural and suburban broad band providers. >> we served so many areas. 35% of our customers don't have access to a traditional cable provider. very rural in scope. tds is onlyances, provider. work closely with the federal government and fcc on programs investmentartnership with private sector companies like tds to bring broad band to customers that didn't previously have it or have adequate broad band. robusthem more rich, broad band. >> i do think it's very administration, the fcc, congress considers infrastructure like the proceedings in other concepts. that broad band is and has been determined to be a matter of important infrastructure to our country and to our national policy. that's a ch

event celebrated american veterans both of union and confederate delivered by the old guard of the army. the broad issue to address with the "washington post" said i stopped doing many of those things at a time when the issue became a. i think that it was pointed out on hundred 50 years ago on the first decoration day the most ferocious warrior in the union army got william tecumseh sherman said with this committee is now responsible for. we honor all veterans and he ordered flowers placed on the graves of both union and confederate soldiers, so my last statement on that is i think they have the last word in the face of great. >> you mentioned condoleezza rice and said that in fact if you had any history of the sort othis sortof behavior is that te put forth to be working for them. if you had what you work for me? >> absolutely no doubt. you're going to do a great job as secretary. i leaned over and said i've got to make sure to let him know i've enjoyed the honeymoon because the floggings will begin soon. we need to make sure that we get you in there and that you act decisively and have a sense of priority and bring the resources in the t

the washington post, fellow at the american enterprise and a fox news contributor. judith miller is a pullitser prize-winning reporter, author and fox news contributor. and matt slapp, chairman of the american conservative union melissa francis of the fox business network is at shinnecock hills with bill, and we will get to them in just a moment. good to see them out there. i want to start with you first, judith, what was this reaction you were having while listening to the president? >> i just think that as amazing as he is as a performer, there was a mistake in almost every excellent or a misstatement of fact. i mean, from the beginning, it is not the democrat's fault that the republicans cannot pass an immigration bill. so it's not the democrat's fault that children are being separated from their parents at the border. secondly, this report we've all been reading and talking about does not exonerate the president. if anything, it condemns jim comey and does support the president's decision to fire him. but this report shows that what comey did actually helped donald trump. he's not a victim here. he's the victor. mark. >> i wouldn't agree with that. >> which part? >> much of it. i mean, first of all, it do

union and confederate. president obama had a wreath delivered the old guard of the army. the broader issue of the flag to address what "the washington post" said, i stopped doing many of those things at a time when that issue became divisive. >> yeah. >> and i do though believe, and i will say it, and i heard it on memorial day at this capitol at the memorial day concert. i think it was gary sinise who pointed out 150 years ago on the first decoration day, the most ferocious warrior in the union army, a guy named william tecumseh sherman said what this committee is now responsible for, that we honor all veterans and order flowers and wreaths placed on the graves of both union and confederate soldiers, so my last statement on that is i think they have the last word and that we celebrate veterans. >> thank you. but you mentioned condoleezza rice, gage, rumsfeld and mattis and said that if you had in fact had any history of the sorts of behaviors that this article put forth you wouldn't be working for them. is there any doubt that if i had that history of behavior you wouldn't work for me? >> absolutely not. >> you are going to do a great j