do you ever have a conversation with tim ryan?uest: i am tim ryan and i have lots of conversations caller: i mean paul ryan. guest: yes. caller: my question is, i'm retired. i travel all over the country. objectives is that it seems like you want the police to be on the people's officersthere are some that need to watch out what the word control is and how to treat people. host: we are talking about the defense budget. did you have a defense related -- caller: i'm talking about the defense in military and defense in how you treat yourself when you never been to a particular state. it seems a little bit uncomfortable because you don't know what the rules of engagement are. host: ok, i'm not sure i understand the question. do you want to give it one more shot? caller: i want to know how you can trust the people -- say you go to california and you have never been. how do you know the people are really with you questio? host: we will go on to sun city, california on our democratic line. do you have a question? kidsr: yes, i have three

mark: joining us from capitol hill, the congressman from the 13th district of the buckeye state, tim ryaninton supporter and superdelegate. thanks for coming back on the show. rep. ryan: thanks for having me. mark: if bernie sanders called you and said, should i drop out or fight to philadelphia, what would you say? rep. ryan: [laughter] i would say, stay in until june. give everybody the opportunity to vote for you. they are energetic and have worked hard. but then, let's bear down and start focusing on donald trump. donny: congressman, let's assume he is going to go after that point. what does hillary need to give him to get him on board with the campaign? what is going to satiate him other than the nomination? rep. ryan: i don't know. you would have to ask bernie sanders and his crew. watching donald trump over the past few days, i hope it clears everybody eyes up to see exactly how dangerous he is. not just for our domestic economy, but for the globe. he's talking about north korea. dismantling nato. we have enough fires in the world. we don't need a president of the united states sta

then, ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will talk about the 2017 defense spending bill and his recentrip 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

do you ever have a conversation with tim ryan? guest: i am tim ryan and i have lots of conversations caller: i mean paul ryan. guest: yes. caller: my question is, i'm retired. i travel all over the country. objectives is that it seems like you want the police to be on the people's officersthere are some that need to watch out what the word control is and how to treat people. host: we are talking about the defense budget. did you have a defense related -- caller: i'm talking about the defense in military and defense in how you treat yourself when you never been to a particular state. it seems a little bit uncomfortable because you don't know what the rules of engagement are. host: ok, i'm not sure i understand the question. do you want to give it one more shot? caller: i want to know how you can trust the people -- say you go to california and you have never been. how do you know the people are really with you questio? host: we will go on to sun city, california on our democratic line. do you have a question? kidsr: yes, i have thr

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and ohio democratic irishman tim ryan -- congressman tim ryan talk about the defense spending bill.is 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

. >> reporter: ohio congressman tim ryan accused trump of rooting for the recession. >> perched in the gold-plated towers of the trump building in new york city, there was a billionaire saying, "i hope this happens. i hope the housing market collapses." >> reporter: he was referring to comments trump made in the mid-2000s about the looming crisis. >> i sort of hope that happens because then people like me would go in and buy. >> reporter: in a statement today, trump said, i have made a lot of money in down markets. frankly, this is the kind of thinking our country needs, understanding how to get a good result out of a very bad and sad situation. clinton allies also turned up the heat on bernie sanders, who they increasingly blame for her drooping poll numbers against trump. >> you have the power to choose a new direction for the democratic party. >> reporter: they say the senator's daily criticisms of his own party, like the ones in this new ad airing in california, are dividing democrats. >> i don't think i'm harming the democratic party. i think i'm invigorating american democracy an

and democrat tim ryan who discussed the spending bill that working on uld be next week and his recent trip to the middle east. this is just over an hour. us now is ing congressman steve king, our head ican from iowa, and of the task force for executive overreach. e's the chair of that task force. and he's also the former senator tedhair for cruz's presidential campaign. we're going to talk a little bit about that and his work with the executive overreach task force, congressman, thank you for joining us. me onnks a lot for having this morning, kimberly. talking about n yesterday's visit by donald trump to washington. what's your take about what came out of his remarks? > first of all, when speaker ryan spoke to this issue roughly a week or a little more ago when he said he wasn't prepared to make an endorsement of donald rump, i think the speaker actually chose just the right tone, because there's a significant wing of the party that still has apprehension about coming together. unify and the meeting was important, not so uch about the topics or issues discussed but about establishing

and ohio democratic congressman tim ryan will talk about the projected defense spending bill, his recenttrip 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

. >> reporter: ohio congressman tim ryan accused trump of rooting for the recession. >> perched in the gold plated towers of the trump building in new york city, there was a billionaire saying, i hope this happens. i hope the housing market collapses. >> reporter: referring to comments trump made in the mid 2000s about the looming crisis. >> i kind of hope that happens because then people like me would go in and buy. >> reporter: in a statement today trump said i have made a lot of money in down markets. frankly this is the kind of thinking our country need. understanding how to get a good result out of a very bad and sad situation. clinton allies also turned up the heat on bernie sanders who they increasingly blame for her drooping poll numbers against trump. >> you have the power to choose a new direction for the democratic party. >> reporter: they say the senator's daily criticisms of his own party, like the ones in this new ad airing in california, are dividing democrats. >> no, i don't think i'm harming the democratic party. i think i am invigorating american democracy and invigor

then tim ryan will talk about the start of work on the 575 billion dollars defense spending bill, hisent 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 conference yesterday, you heard from susan brooks and bob dold, authors of two of these initiatives. all told, by the end of this we

do you ever have a conversation with tim ryan? guest: i am tim ryan and i have lots of conversations caller: i mean paul ryan. guest: yes. caller: my question is, i'm retired. i travel all over the country. objectives is that it seems like you want the police to be on the people's officersthere are some that need to watch out what the word control is and how to treat people. host: we are talking about the defense budget. did you have a defense related -- caller: i'm talking about the defense in military and defense in how you treat yourself when you never been to a particular state. it seems a little bit uncomfortable because you don't know what the rules of engagement are. host: ok, i'm not sure i understand the question. do you want to give it one more shot? caller: i want to know how you can trust the people -- say you go to california and you have never been. how do you know the people are really with you questio? host: we will go on to sun city, california on our democratic line. do you have a question? kidsr: yes, i have thr

out front, a donald trump supporter along with bill kristol, editor of "the weekly standard" and tim ryanho has endorsed hillary clinton and is speaking about this very issue to voters. you're going to the mat with this, congressman. hillary clinton trying to hit donald trump where it hurt, how rich he is, how good at business he is. he is doubling down tonight saying this is the kind of thinking this country needs, even trying to defend things like saying ift would be great f the real estate market crashed so someone like me can come in and make money. a lot of people in the united states felt a lot of pain during that time. >> this is going to be very interesting. the clinton's so business experience was whitewater. for those who forget this or were not around at the time, there was a criminal referral to the fbi on their dealings in real estate. whatever else you want to say, the clintons had absolutely no business sense whatsoever. donald trump has employed more people than hillary clinton has ever seen in her lifetime. so that's number one. number two, if we're going to get into the

one is tim ryan from ohio, represents the youngstown area, a young guy, smart as can be, very articulate, has very strong ties to labor unions, a lot of the same constituency that sherrod brown has. and a brilliant guy and somebody passionate about a lot of the issues like gun violence that i think would resonate in this country. finally, a real dark horse, that's tom wolf from pennsylvania, only in office for two years. he comes out of a business background, but somebody who could help carry a pivotal state and somebody who i think has the same kind of touch with average working americans that joe biden has. i'd try to get those in the mix. >> congressman, thank you for joining us this saturday morning. appreciate your insights. >> my pleasure, ayman. >>> still ahead, voting in november, what the number of registered voters is revealing in a number of potential decisive states. (vo) on the trane test range, you learn what makes our heating and cooling systems so reliable. if there's a breaking point, we'll find it. it's hard to stop a trane. really har trane. the most reliable for a rea

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

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 overtime rules from $20,660 a year to $50,440. the senate small business committee held a hearing on the new labor rules. senator david vitter chairs this hour 10 minute hearing. >> good morning, everybody, and thanks for joining us today for the senate small business and entrepreneurship committee hearing to examine the obama administration's proposal to more than double the current salary threshold under the fair labor standard acts overtime exemption for administrative, executive, and

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 meant to inspire, motivate and remind americans of every generation what makes america special and that it is worth fighting for. some of us carried a rifle, many in this generation still do, but you don't have to carry a rifle to be

tim ryan grew up in my district in crystal lake and overcame his own heroin habit only to his -- to see his own 20-year-old son die of an overdose. today, this afternoon, tonight, young people are still using heroin. prescription drugs are still being abused in our communities. our fight is far from over. we must continue to work through meaningful community and state partnerships. connecting affected individuals and organizations with each other is paramount to our future success. the faces and the stories of heroin are real. they demand and deserve hope and solutions. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois yields back. the chair lays before the house the following message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states. section 202-d of the national emergency act, 50 u.s.c. 1622-d provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency unless, within 90 days prior to the anniversary date of its declaration, the president publishes in the federal register and transmits to the congress a notice stating that the emergency is to continue in fact beyond

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 thursday,

our traders are tim seymour, karen finerman and steve grasso and ryan kelly. the worst slide in two decades. is tim cook worried? we'll hear what he said to jim cramer exclusively moments ago. plus, missed a rally? we've got three stocks making 52-week highs. a top technician says we're going even higher. we'll see if any of them are worth buying. wells fargo says the s&p 500 could rally 10% this year. the bull behind the call makes his case in just a few moments. but first, we start out with the markets. the dow, nasdaq and s&p firmly in the green. it came down to one thing. a weaker dollar. the dollar has fallen for six straight days sitting at its lowest level since august. is it really this simple. >> it's been weaker are dollar and stronger oil, too. they go hand in hand. i'm still in the camp that we're in a correction in the dollar. for the last month or so, i've been wrong on being long dollar. when i look back at the longer term, we had 18 months from 2014, to the peak in 2015. where we had a 20% run in the dollar. now, over the last 14 months, we've d

the paul ryan issue, tim, today donald trump says, you know, that he had a good conversation with paulsly, they have talked in person. there's still no endorsement. but there's been rumors about is paul ryan going to endorse him? can you historically imagine a situation where the speaker of the house as a republican does not endorse the republican nominee? >> well, as we have been saying and we all understand this to be true, the rules have changed. let me -- this is a -- this is a very important moment in the history of the republican party. all great american parties change over time. but it's not been since the early 1950s that the isolationist sentiment, the nativist sentiment that donald trump appeals to has been in a powerful position in the republican party. after dwight eisenhower in 1952, after he was nominated, the republican party was the party of trade and interaction with the world. i believe, i don't know speaker ryan, but i believe that speaker ryan established his group because there are many republicans who do not want the republican party to become a protectionist par

our traders are tim seymour, karen finerman and steve grasso and ryan kelly. the worst slide in two decades. is tim cook worried? we'll hear what he said to jim cramer exclusively moments ago. plus, missed a rally? we've got three stocks making 52-week highs. a top technician says we're going even higher. we'll see if any of them are worth buying. wells fargo says the s&p 500 could rally 10% this year. the bull behind the call makes his case in just a

and paul ryan speaks out about his statement about his conserve tim. >> you are saying he has to comeyou? you are not going to go to him? >> no, certainly i will go down the middle. but i was very surprised and very disappointed because we should be -- we have to be cheerleaders for the republican parties. >> thursday trump will meet with ryan face-to-face to make a case for his support. hillary clinton's main opponent, senator bernie sanders, able announced yesterday he he will e back in california this week. he plans to hold a are rally and tuesday morning in stockton. tomorrow the san francisco department of elections will open the city hall voting center. anyone registered to vote in the city can cast a ballot at the center in the 29 day streeting period before the or on the jun. the voting center will be open weekdays from 8 to 5 and the two weekends before election day. 9:16 the time. an effort to spruce up a portion of sonoma county is sparking a debate. some might call it controversy but others describe it as good business. at the heart of it all, a sculpture of a chicken. >>

and paul ryan says he's not ready to support him. apple's ceo timed to china to meet with high-ranking officials about strengthening capel's sales there. apple is going to work with the f.b.i. to unlock the terrorist cell phone in san bernardino, but he will continue to work with china, a country that hacks intoist s. >> china is its second largest the chinese do control pretty much what goes on including the internet and technology. i think what tim cook did with the f.b.i. was shameful. but they wanted to put forth the idea, we are going to be protecting your data. here they are trying to cut a deal with the government of china to say whatever you need we'll give you so we can maintain the market share we have. it's in my judgment unethical. i understand apple wants to make money, but they have a problem with their manufacturer and they have a problem with doing the right thing here. jo ling: they are not necessarily agreeing to work with china to unlock phones for the chinese government. but there are new hurdles, the ban on i books and music. th

tim and reporter for the "washington post." great having you with me. we look back and talking about after the meeting with paul ryanhillip, we know what came out is no endorsement from there, but he said paul ryan did say he's planting seeds. what's going to grow out of these seeds? what is this plant that's going to sprout from it? >> that's a great question. i think that the question here is donald trump desperately needs republicans to rally around his candidacy. he may not think he does but if you look at his ratings, one of the reasons he is viewed less favorably is republicans view him skeptically. he needs someone from the republican party to essentially asewage the concerns and say it's okay, this which would be okay, this is a guy we can live with when running against hillary clinton. >> but here's who is on board. mitch mcconnell, orrin hatch, then you have paul ryan, what is that about, is it about really what donald trump is standing for or more about paul ryan saying you know, this is me protecting myself? >> honestly i think it's more the latter. there are a lot of folks anticipate donald trump will n

tim plenty that have fallen in line. question, taking the uniter-divider elements on both sides, what do we know about how things stand in trump's challenge of bringing the party together? mark: before ryani thought he was having a better day than worse day. the ryan thing tilts the thing. the two president bushs, it shows how much trump has changed our perception to have two former presidents. one that was a german of the rnc -- a chairman of the rnc. they are acting like, oh, we are not waiting in, we are staying home today. john: they are waiting in. they for them to not say are voting for the republican nominee is weighing in. john: bob dole said he will go to the convention, but is not committed to voting for trump. john mccain, we are not clear where he is. some audio cannot that he suggests that trump will make his reelection more of an uphill fight mitt romney. , we know where he is. those are the living republican nominees. all of them. not a single one today is for donald trump. that is a huge statement. huge. mark: and even some people on the list, like mitch mcconnell, saying that they will support -- that is not the most full throated thing. john: mcconnell is saying, it's t

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ryan vow to work out their differences, but can they unite the gop? we'll have a debate between former speaker newt gingrich a trump supporter and republican congressman timls camp who is refusing to endorse him. then republican party chair priebus tells us what really happened in that meeting. plus we'll ask our sunday panel about the new white house order to schools across the country on transgender bathrooms. all this week on fox news sund sunday. ♪ >>> time right now 7:17. let's get a check how this day going to shape up. gorgeous view of the pocono mountains up there. so whether you're heading up the mountains maybe you're going down the shore, in terms of the sunshine, we're pretty good at the tempers may surprise a lot of people as they head out, dave. >> the views look good. poconos mountains there's freeze watch there tomorrow morning. temperature could drop, carbon and monroe county down to 30. that's tomorrow morning. not this morning. this morning nice sunrise setting up here. this is ray he took his drone up this morning over lake galina along the neshaminy creek. beautiful start to the day. just light breeze with a few clouds around. that's

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>>> coming up, trump and paul ryan may be working out their differences, but there's still a big split inside the gop. former speaker newt gingrich debates congressman tim hulscamp of the freedom caucus on whether trump is a real conservative. you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> donald trump is making progress getting the gop behind him. he picked up some endorsements this week. won the backing of dig b.i.g. donors. some in the party still oppose him. to explore the debate among republicans, here in washington, former house speaker newt gingrich. a trump supporter and in kansas, republican congressman tim hulscamp who says backing trump presents a moral dilemma. >> let's talk about the stories we talked about. trump's behavior towards women over the years. congressman, you already have said that you won't

. >> tim phillips, president of americans for prosperity, a grassroots organization funded by the koch brothers. great to have you back on "the real story." does paul ryan endorse donald trump? >> i think the onus actually is on mr. trump to earn the endorsement of paul ryan and folks across the conservative spectrum. >> why? >> because he has not put forward, gretchen, a conservative free market agenda. i think about the minimum wage issue, tax increases, government spending, entitlement reform. he does need to lay out an agenda that says i'm actually going to present a difference to hillary clinton if i'm elected. that's important for him to do, for any nominee to do. >> so your organization is affiliated with the koch brothers. a couple of weeks ago, charles koch said this about possibly -- possibly supporting hillary clinton. listen to this. >> so is it possible another clinton could be better than another republican? >> it's possible. >> next time around? >> it's possible. >> you couldn't see yourself supporting hillary clinton, could you? >> well, her -- we would have to believe her actions will be quite different than her rhetoric, let me put it

>>> coming up, trump and paul ryan may be working out their differences, but there is still a big split inside the gop. former speaker newt gingrich debates congressman tim huelskamp's camp of the freedom caucus on whether trump is a real conservative. we're out of ink. ink. not ink. getting ink doesn't have to be painful. staples just cut ink and toner prices. add in our 110% price match guarantee and our prices are unbeatable. staples. make more happen. >>> donald trump is making progress getting the gop behind him, he picked up some endorsements this week and won the backing of big donors. but some in the party still oppose him. to explore the debate among republicans, here in washington former house speaker newt gingrich a trump supporter and in cast republican congressman tim huelskamp's camp who says backing trump presents a moral dilemma. let's start with these stories about trump's behavior towards women over the years. congressman huelskamp you already have said that you won't let your nine-year-old son watch trump on tv because you're concerned about the language that comes out. do these reports add to your concerns about trump's character and

ryan will try to help shape trump's policies. trump is holding off on releasing his tax returns, saying there is nothing new to be learned from them. tim argues otherwise in one of the most widely read stories on bloomberg today. as someone who saw trump's test it turns a decade ago as part of legal action when he sued me for libel, i think there are probably some things to learn he wrote. -- possible conflict of interest and financial pressures if he does win the white house. a research fellow at the hoover institution and a former adviser to marco rubio's presidential campaign. great see you again. to clarify, releasing tax returns is not a prerequisite for running for office. for an antiestablishment candidate like trump, why doesn't he just say i will not follow the usual rules? >> the big problem for donald trump is that people are curious why he won't put out these returns. the longer he waits to put that out, the longer the pressure builds. there are a number of different things you can learn from taciturn spirit when does it become a bigger problem for him to not release those returns over just getting them out there. scarlet:

tim kaine. >> oprah winfrey. and you did that with a straight face. ted frank, thank you. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> you got it. >>> just a reminder, house speaker paul ryang jake tapper this afternoon here on cnn. >>> next, new video shows the fire fight with isis militants claimed the life of an american hero. a navy s.e.a.l. we'll talk to a former s.e.a.l. who has seen the video and will talk us through when's going on and also about the terror group's capabilities. that's next. ♪ the new craftsman pro series riding mowers. now available with power steering. so you can turn with ease. available with the tightest turning radius in the industry. and powerful v twin engines with up to 26 horsepower. because the beer you drink after you mow your lawn tastes better than the beer you drink after someone else mows your lawn. craftsman. when it matters. >>> we are learning more about that fierce fire fight overseas, 12-hour fire fight in iraq that led to the death of an american hero. u.s. navy s.e.a.l. and now the guardian newspaper is obtained cell phone video of the battle between some of these american soldiers and isis. soldiers and s.e.a.l.s. 31-year-old