tim ryan. >> and has become abundantly clear that congress is no exception and elected officials here in washington are being called to lead and we must answer that call. how can we expect others to follow our example when we are not willing to ignore knowledge the problem and take concrete steps to address it? to supportleasure the resolution that mandates required training for all members. house employees and interns. i look forward to learning more about how this training will be limited. the office of compliance plays an essential role -- how this

senator tim ryan didn't mince his words over why russia's energy sector was being hit with sanctions we must continue to focus on how we get our gas here in the united states our natural gas to europe to our allies so they're not so dependent on russia german lawyer maximillian krog told us that washington is unable to block the project. right now donald trump. has made some strong roots it is a little bit rhetorical the course two is no and it's a sort of construction so they just bring a little bit strong words for their entire russian public and forty energy competitors the u.s. and russia are competitors on the energy market since the u.s. is an ex portals of energy but it is unfair to do that competition with political pressure so russian gas is cheaper when it comes directly on the pipeline because russia is competitive at one tips and i guess the americans have to accept there are a lot stream is really really important or do i'm a critical of metals their own men and i don't think she's very brave i'm quite optimistic that she will make it happen. a member of the atlantic cou

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ohio congressman tim ryan bouncing around, challenged nancy pelosi, thinking about challenging nancyi, he's bouncing around and joe biden out there. there's been a lot of this stuff out there. these guys and others duval patrick from what i understand. these were folks that were essentially talking to wall street, asking for money saying will you be there for me? and here's what the wall street guys are telling me in unison that they don't have a message. that their only message is we need to defeat donald trump in 2020. liz: not a message. >> not a message. you know, now why do we respect stuff like this? listen it involves wall street, wall street a key player to financing the dems. a lot of wall street people don't like donald trump for whatever reason. they are looking at this rationally and saying as of right now. despite mueller, despite michael cohen and his crazy twitter page, the democrats who are thinking about running, do not have a message other than i want to beat donald trump. liz: well, they can't go on the economy's horrible because it is not. >> it's not. liz: what e

tim ryan. >> and has become abundantly clear that congress is no exception and elected officials here in washington are being called to lead and we must answer that call. how can we expect others to follow our example when we are not willing to ignore knowledge the problem and take concrete steps to address it? to supportleasure the resolution that mandates required training for all members. house employees and interns. i look forward to learning more about how this training will be limited. the office of compliance plays an essential role -- how this training will be implemented. today, this hearing will shine a light on the upcoming efforts by ooc -- every man or woman who wants to work for the u.s. congress should feel safe and comfortable coming to work, no person should show up to work and be forced to worry that there will be a toxic work environment where they will be harassed or assaulted. i will close by thanking the staff for carrying out this mission. and for testifying here today. i look forward to working with you in the upcoming year to make all of this a reality. thank

tim ryan. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i appreciate it, and i appreciate this hearing. in my opinion, this hearing will be one of the most important we have this year in this committee. and the discussion we will have today couldn't be more timely. across the country, industries and organizations are reckoning with the dark reality of workplace harassment, especially sexual harassment. it has become abundantly clear that congress is no exception to that. any elected officials here in washington are being called to lead, and we must answer that call. how can we expect others to follow our example if we're not willing to fully acknowledge the problem and take concrete steps to address it. it was my pleasure with the chairman to support the resolution that mandates required training for all members, house employees and interns, and i look forward to learning more today about how this training will be implemented. the office of compliance plays an essential role for the employees of this institution in advancing workplace rights, safety, health, and accessibility. today thi

ohio congressman tim ryan. a moderate. tried to get rid of pelosi.haking the trees for pac money. joe biden as i said did another fund-raiser last night. neil: most well-known? >> terry mcauliffe i understand. cory booker i don't know if he is raising money for a pac but clearly a potential candidate in 2020. what they're worried about, financiers i'm talking about, megadonors, you get a crowded field and you get a candidate with that's very narrow, has a very strong base support like a bernie sanders, or a elizabeth warren but does not represent the country, does not have a broader populist appeal. donald trump won, it was an amazing victory. he won very narrowly in the electoral college he basically stitched together five or six states by a few votes. lost by very wide margin in the popular vote. it is hard to replicate that. they're worried if we get a trump-like candidate we'll not beat a real trump. the other thing that worries them, this is kind of interesting, when they talk to these folks, when they veer away from taking a back the house and

i want to associate myself with the remarks of my friend tim ryan over here about medical fitness. i encountered that as a commander. medical fitness is a critical problem, across the perspective of society and across the military. if we don't have the standards we can't take them. i want to ask you a question about retention -- recruiting and retention. it is my belief that as our national guard and reserve components are utilized more and more in our national defense posture, and i know general academy has talked about the gourd, 4.0 or whatever his term is for it, and the notion that we need to increase the training days available to a lot of people, particularly those going into the box, that sort of thing. i get all that. there's got to be a sweet spot in there somewhere though, with our employee support to the reserve, with our family. we're talking about recruiting problems right now, not being able to meet mission. i'd guess the improved economic positions in this company is causing people to have better jobs and the need to be in the part-time military may not be as attrac

ryan will have no control over who succeeds him. but i think tim made a smart point that it might be better for kevin mccarthy if democrats were to win, although wouldn't be speaker, his ability to remain as a top leader of the party, the majority leader of the republicans in the house might be easier under those circumstances although no one would ever concede they want their party to lose control. hallie. >> thanks. nbc's kasie hunt is inside that news conference with speaker ryan. casey bring us into the room. what was it like? s had staffers are lining the hallway there are are the door when he was walking in. >> reporter: yeah. hallie, many of the staff that are not normally at the capitol on a business day are here. there was a big staff meeting -- >> i'm sorry to trupt you, case, i want to bring mitch mcconnell here with his message to paul ryan. >> about the true leader paul stepped up to the plate he answered his colleagues call with exactly the earnest, selfless, and focused approach that has defined his entire career in congress. the res

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house speaker paul ryan counseled caution, while democratic senator tim kaine argued it's long overdue the goal is to do something bipartisan-- to do sething to update these old authorities, to do something that puts tations on the when, whe and who we are at war against. it's specifically about non- state terror groups, not nation- states. >> there is existing authority, and this was article two in this particular strike, but the current a.u.m.f. doehave the existing authority. and the question going forward on any new a.u.m.f. is, do it give the military the tools they need, or tie their hands behind their back?nw >> woodruff: mle, the state department disputed syria's claim that international inspectors have entered the city of douma. that is where a suspected chemical attack sparked la weekend's air strikes. officials in greece report a new surge of migrants entering the country from turkey. police say they have detained more than 500 people crossing overland, since sunday. the refugees are from northern syria, fleeing heavy fighting in a turkish military offensive there. back in t

are only we think five members of congress who are there including speaker paul ryan no members of the media as you say but tim cook of tim cook of apple is there as one of the guests there was a feeling perhaps in the trump orbit that to invite democrats would perhaps to invite the possibility of them snubbing the president but as you see these events have been bipartisan in the past and even when there have been vociferously francis between the republicans and the democrats they seem to be able to put the differences aside for one night don't the very best been tucker to use an all british show up for the event and helen fisher live from washington allan thank you our president warned tehran i have bigger problems if it starts its nuclear program meanwhile the iranian foreign minister said his country may abandon the deal if the u.s. pulls out we've said that the united states has not lived up to its to its side of the bargain that is to its commitments to lift certain sanctions not to impede. economic relations between iran and its economic partners it has done all of that it has prevented. basically dissua

tim cook. and the ceo of louie vuitton. the friend' president's wife is wearing a louie vuitton dress. the who's who of insiders. house speaker paul ryanig names from the business side as well as political side in this room. kennedy: that is quite a scene to be had there. i know we are perhaps awaiting a toast. that's video from the state dinner. we are peek inside the windows and enjoying the splendor. reporter: the room remind me of a chateau room in versailles, france. they have 1,300 cherry blossoms leading up to that room and the smell is divine. those cherry blossoms were grown in the united states. kennedy: freedom blossoms is what we call them. >> the french influence is the wine. and you have ore wine but they are french plants. >> i will tell you, being an oregonian myself, the finest pinot noir is grown in the willamette valley. the night is complete just about. edward lawrence, thank you very much. president trump's controversial travel ban heads to the supreme court tomorrow. it strictly limits travel from five major muslim countries. hawaii is the lead challenger in the case arguing that trump's order violates immigration

cnn presidential historian tim neftali, remind me and viewers what started the cuban missile crisis in the first place and how close the world came to nuclear war? >> well, ryanans debate it. my point of view based on reading russian materials is that the russians were worried about the correlation of forces in the world. the soviets felt they were being pushed around and they were having a hard time developing intercontinental ballistic missiles so they decided to put nuclear missiles on the island of cuba. the united states before that had said the president made clear, drawing a red line, you don't ever put offensive weapons in cuba. we won't accept that. so the russians did it anyway and when the kennedy administration discovered the missiles the president was faced with a very difficult choice, how do you get the soviets to remove nuclear weapons from cuba without going to war? >> what was the key to the kennedy strategy here that made them successful in avoiding that war? >> it's something that our best presidents understand which is you combine toughness and with empathy. you give your opponent a way out, a way to save face because you understand that

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. >> tim, what is the risk for a member of congress, for paul ryan -- although he is not the examplee is leaving -- coming out and standing up for -- at least for conservatism, at least for blowing a hole in the deficit with an omnibus bill, things that would have been easy in the past. >> well, republicans, like democrats, have never really cared about the deficit. this is a bit of a history where they've always talked -- both parties have always talked about it but neither has actually cared. the problem, a lot of what the base wants is just fidelity to their guy. you are trying to straddle -- people say "the base" is really pro-trump. there is really no one republican base. there are conservatives, religious conservatives, then a couple trump bases. some people their politics is defined by trump. when they're in the media you can see them and name them. that seems really craven. but people don't go around reading articles my paper is putting out. regular people are going to be more tribal in their politics. that's just the way it works. >> and the more they feel donald trump under

ryan reportedly told john boehner, being speaker of the house is like running a day care. we've been having discussions here over the past few hours about a possible military action in syria. senator timne of virginia, short time ago, put out a statement, and others who have questioned the president's ability to launch strikes on syria once again without congressional approval. where do you fall on the spectrum of that argument? do you believe that the white house has unilateral authority to strike countries, to strike regimes in circumstances like this? >> unilateral but temporary. my colleague adam kinzinger has also been forceful on the fact we need an aumf here at some point in time, when is unclear. i would not like to see us engaged in sustained continued action in syria months on end without coming to congress and without a plan to move forward. the an intractable situation. obviously, the video we've seen and what happened in syria over the past week is extremely disturbing. i believe it warrants a response. we need to be careful how long we are anywhere without getting congressional authority and having an explanation and end game with clear tactical objectives we wish to acc

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