. >> beverly, you're on with tom cole. >> caller: i have a question. this is -- this is a really upsetting me over the childrens' fund. i have a grandson who is a disabled child. everything that he gets he has to have in order to live. if this fund does not go through, and my daughter loses the funds, my grandson will die. why haven't you all done something? >> the house has done something. the house has passed the reauthorization the chirnz' health insurance program. the senate has not. i think they will. we understand how important that legislation is to people like you and your circumstances and your grand son so i don't think there's much likelihood that it won't be extended again, but your case underlies the urgency of getting that done. there's a part of it to put peoples' minds at rest. there's no reason for you in my view for you to go through what you're worrying about. i suspect if we have a year in spending deal whether it's a continuing resolution which we just keep things as they are, move forward or what we need is a larger deal that allo

host: i am glad to welcome oklahoma republican tom cole to our desk, a veteran of many previous fiscal shutdown fights on capitol hill -- what is your sense of this potential shutdown? how likely is that to happen? likely, butbly not congress is not likely to get its work done by december 8 either. i think you will see a bipartisan continuing resolution, which continues to fund everything at the current levels. but what we really need is a larger deal that will fund the government for all of next year. frankly, the framework of one that could last a couple of years so that there can honestly be an orderly process of , coming tong agreement. that has to be bipartisan. no one party can impose their .ill on the other we have to have some agreed-upon and numbers, and we did to the appropriators in both parties, who worked together quite well. much can you explain how the tax reform debate is overhanging this budget debate? moving ony're different tracks, and it is unusual, and maybe one of the things that, case things. the tax bill is pretty much a partisan exercise. republicans have a pro

friends,a lot of great tom cole is here. you know dom and you know jeff. i want to thank you both. i want to thank you all for being here. jennifer -- general dunford, head of the joint chiefs of staff and general kelly, i have to say, i said to general kelly, i said how good -- the chief is the general and the chief. i said have been with his code talkers, he said sir, you have no idea. you have no idea how great they were, what they've done for this country and the strength in the bravery and the love that they had for the country and that you have for the country so that was the ultimate statement from general kelly and i want to thank you because you are very special people, you are here long before any of us were here although we have a representative in congress who they say was here long time ago. they call her pocahontas. but i like you, you are special. you are special people, you are really incredible people, from the heart, we appreciate what you done -- you have done, how you've done it, the bravery you have displayed, tom i would say that is as good as it gets, wouldn'

. >> beverly, in new jersey, you are in on congressman tom cole. >> yes, mr. cole, i have a question. this is really upsetting me over the children's fund. i have a grandson who is a disabled child. everything that he gets, he has to have in order to live. if this fund does not go through, and my daughter loses the funds, my grandson will die. why haven't you all done something? >> well, actually the house has done something. the house has passed the reauthorization the children's health insurance program. the senate has not. i think they will. we understand how important that legislation is to people like you and your circumstances and your grandson. so i don't think there is much likelihood that it won't be extended again. but, again, your case under lines the urgency of getting that done. there is a part of this to put people's minds at rest. no reason for you in my view to have to go through what you are going through right now as you worry about your grandson. so all i can tell you is i suspect if we have a rear end spending deal, whether it's a continuing

bill and tom cole it's now live in los angeles with the dogs. and the drama customs still live in the hometown mocked a book in eastern germany how do they manage to work despite the distance. is it to get the tide and contact we're always in touch we exchange ideas we all have the same creative vision and we're all behind it and not a phone and. doesn't. everyone things must be really difficult that we're always on the move from windsor but we need all over the world anyway it's just a flight really like you get on a plane and you're back together you go into a. life seems to be good for the back but a new album and they're going until again and they have a loyal fan base. but the college still comes across a little melancholy in the first video from the album. and we try taught them not to. i somehow have a natural sadness or happiness within the five i've always had that i also have a feeling that as an artist and a singer i've always been better when i'm not doing so well as or is about me is about your dreams rise of and it's not that we th

tom cole is here, and you know tom. and you know jeff. so i want to thank you both, jeff denham. i want to thank you both for being here, and you too for being here. also, general dunford, head of the joint chiefs of staff, and general kelly. and i have to say, i said to general kelly, i said, general, how good, here he is right there, the chief; he's the general and the chief. i said, how good were these code talkers? what was it? he said, sir, you have no idea. you have no idea how great they were, what they've done for this country, and the strength and the bravery and the love that they had for the country and that you have for the country. so that was the ultimate statement from general kelly, the importance. and i just want to thank you because you're very, very special people. you were here long before any of us were here, although we have a representative in congress who, they say, was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. but you know what, i like you because you are special. you are special people. you are really incredible people. and from the heart, from the

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host: talking with republican oklahomaan tom cole of live back to the capitol to hear from house democrats. o >> vice chair of the democratic caucus, miss linda sanchez. we had a -- little over hour-long meeting this morning with the the democratic caucus. we had a robust discussion about the tax bill that is before us this week. the senate -- before the senate this week. reminding our colleagues the devastation this tax bill will have on the taxpayer. the taxes are a personal issue. what we know from the senate tax bill that is being moved very quickly through the senate now is a bill that will actually -- according to the j.t.c., joint tax commission, will raise taxes on 70% of the middle class if this bill becomes law. that's 82 million households that will see a tax increase over the next decade. this bill -- it's doubly worse to the middle class. than the house bill was which is already a disaster. they are rushing this bad bill through purely for a political win. as mr. collins from buffalo has said repeatedly, or at least it has been retweeted repeatedly, his initial tweet that this

. >> tom cole, straight talk from you. republican from oklahoma. appreciate when you come on.k politics with you a long time. anyway good to see you, sir. thanks for coming on. >> thanks. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ everyone deserves attention, whether you've saved a lot or just a little. at pnc investments, we believe you're more than just a number. so we provide personal financial advice for every retirement investor. breathe freely fast wmy congestion's gone. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. >>> welcome back. and appeared on "meet the press." obsessed with warren keyes throughout the years. take a look. >> i am not communist. i am not agree with communist. >> and nuclear business, and the hydrogen bombs. evil things. >> there is no reason, no excuse and no justification for the loss of one more american life there or for the loss of more vietname vietnamese. these war can be ended and it should be ended now. >> what we are hoping for is for action that is going to move the government so that they do eventually get to negotiate with the aut

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coming up, congressman tom cole of oklahoma and congressman earl willnauer of oregon discuss. and later, siobhan hughes on the senate tax bill and potential changes to the legislation. ♪ host: good morning, it is wednesday, november 29, 2017. the federal government is 10 days away from a shutdown, and the past for a spending bill is less certain than it was 24 hours ago. congressional democrats skip the meeting set with president trump and other members, and now with the december 8 deadline moving closer. presidentats and the have said they will both play each other if the government shuts down. who do you think will shoulder the blame in the event of a shutdown? give us a call, democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. and if you are on social media, you can catch up with us on twitter and facebook as well. a very good wednesday morning to you. we are asking your reaction today after what happened yesterday when it comes to this looming budget battle. here is one of the headlines from today's washington post. to start a tense months

tom cole and the drudgery of could be nearmute drone if these taxi makers get their way -- tom: the drudgery daily commute could be near an end. >> we have the permits and our taxi drone's will be seen flying in dubai and other places public we. tom: where do you see the iggest opportunities publicly? >> definitely commercial use rather than human carrying drones. we're only at the beginning stages of large-scale usage of drones. the passenger drones had just come to the attention of the public and our company has just shifted our attention from technology to the commercial side as we see huge opportunities in the global market. tom: is the biggest challenge the regulatory market? is that still the number one obstacle you have to get over? >> the civil aviation authority and uae in china have given us the green light for testing. in china, the u.s., and many other places, policy makers have put us in the center, working closely with us every day on regulation. this is already very unusual. your prime focus or are you looking overseas as sales? >> the overseas market is indeed bigger than the

oklahoma republican congressman, tom cole discusses tax reform efforts and possibility of a government shutdown and congressman will discuss possibility of a shutdown and republican tax reform efforts. "wall street journal" congressional reporter hughes will be on to talk about the senate tax debate. be sure to watch c-span journal 7:00 a.m. eastern live to join the discussion. >> the c-span bus is on a 50 capitals tour and hearing about each state's priorities. we kicked off the tour september 15th. the next stop is tallahassee, florida. we'll be there december 6th with live interviews during "washington journal." >>> next, we'll take you to paris, where french president emmanuel macron marked the international day for violence against women. his one hour remarks were provided courtesy of france 24. >> you're watching france 24. we will cross live to the palace here in paris where president emmanuel macron is speaking. let's listen in. >> translator: the equality of men and women must lead to a fight against violence against women. i would like to thank you for your commitment because

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people, including native americans, including some republican native americans, including congressman tom cole, who previously has said he doesn't think that's appropriate for the president to be calling elizabeth warren pocahontas, but we know this president is not one to be politically correct and as you said, it's interesting to see where his mind is going. he's in there talking about these native american heros from world war ii and he's thinking about elizabeth warren, because she, for the last 24 hours, has been criticizing the moves that he's making at the consumer financial protection agency. >> let me talk about that a little bit. just tell our viewers a little bit more about -- because that was addressed in the briefing as well and you mentioned it. >> yeah. well, look, the cfpb situation, the trump administration with mick mulvaney, the omb director, they've installed him over there to take over in conflict with the deputy director, who has become the acting director. there's been a tug-of-war essentially, a power battle this morning over at that bureau, and elizabeth warren has bee

coming up wednesday morning, oklahoma republican congressman tom cole will discuss republican tax reform efforts and the possibility of a government shutdown. and oregon democratic congressman earl blumenauer will join us to discuss the possibility of a government shutdown and republican tax reform efforts. and "wall street journal" congressional reporter siobhan hughes will be on to talk about the senate tax debate. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in baton rouge, louisiana asking folks what's the most important issue in their state? >> the number one issue facing my district continues to be flood recovery. in baton rouge we had a historic flood in 2016 and my district was heavily impacted. my citizens and my district right now are forced to deal with issues regarding sba loans. the federal government considers those loans to be a duplication of benefits, and right now we're having trouble getting those families the ne

oklahoma republican congressman, tom cole discusses tax reform efforts and possibility of a government shutdown and congressman will discuss possibility of a shutdown and republican tax reform efforts. "wall street journal" congressional reporter hughes will be on to talk about the senate tax debate. be sure to watch c-span journal 7:00 a.m. eastern live to join the discussion. >> the c-span bus is on a 50 capitals tour and hearing about each state's priorities. we kicked off the tour september 15th. the next stop is tallahassee, florida. we'll be there december 6th with live interviews during "washington journal." >>> next, we'll take you to paris, where french president emmanuel macron marked the international day for violence against women. his one hour remarks were provided courtesy of france 24. >> you're watching france 24. we will cross live to the palace here in paris where president emmanuel macron is speaking. let's listen in.

. >> is there any chance this will fail today the two numbers today congressmant tom cole both said they expected to pass the bill and be voting for. >> yeah, expected to pass early. the question is whether congress can and will go further and do more. >> what else are members like jackie speier and others who have to suffer looking for? >> they are looking for wholesale remodeling in the late capitol hill's office of compliance, the official name of the workplace misconduct. the way they handle complaints. right now, any member who undergoes harassment is required to sign on for counseling and mediation and required to sign confidentiality pact in a lot of cases shield them from talking about their experience if they would liketa to. congresswoman speier and a bunch of colleagues want to change that. >> how close is the legislation from getting the voter any sort of movement? >> well, we hear there will be another hearing in the house administration committee in the coming weeks. this time on the secret settlement fund used to pay claims related to not just sexual harassment, by paid di

tom cole and even good news out of walmart -- >> right, watch out! boost to temporary employment. the trend in employment in the retail sector has been declining , even though this is going up. it just goes to what howard is talking about. tom: it's wonderful to have the two of you here. we will come back and look at the also of american retail. emma chandra out and about this morning. coast tor briefing, coast across canada, bloomberg daybreak, london as well. , sirius xm.ies stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg: surveillance." i'm taylor riggs. what's get to bloomberg's. all 20 global banks -- have agreed to support the benchmark rain until 2021, according to the british financial services regulator. the banks also have agreed to work on developing and alternative. -- alternatives. there is underpinned more than $52 trillion in securities. blackoutgreed to end a for millions of satellite tv subscribers. the terms of the deal were not disclosed. cbs and local stations of 18 cities were polled from dish services late monday.

. >>> always glad to welcome oklahoma republican tom cole to the desk. veteran of many previous fiscal shutdown fights on capitol hill. what's your sense of this latest

coming up wednesday morning, oklahoma congressman tom cole will discuss the republicans tax reform effortnd the possibility of a government shut down. oregon democratic congressman luminal will discuss the possibility of a government shutdown and tax reform efforts and i wall street journal reporter hughe wills also talk about the tax reform bill. be sure to watch live at 7 a.m. eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. choice toesident's head the health and human services department takes questions at his confirmation hearing on thursday. watch live coverage from the senate health committee starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span three. on c-span2, the joint economic committee gets an up it on the economy from fed reserve chair janet yellen starting at 10 a.m. eastern. then back on c-span3, researchers talk about the global efforts to combat the disease. the hearing is live at 2 p.m., eastern. you can follow all hearings online on the span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> president trump spoke to reporters at the white house about the latest missile launch but nort

there any chance this vote will fail today with that two different members on today, congressman tom cole, earl blummenwe hower said they both expect it to pass, they'll be voting for coit? >> they expect it to pass very easily. the real question is whether congress can and will go furthe and do more. >> what would more constitute? what else are members like jackie speier and others who have pushed the effort looking for? >> they're looking for a wholesale remodeling of the way capitol hill's quote/unquote office of compliance, the official name of the work misconduct cops, a wholesale reform of the way they handle complaints. right now,o any aide or member who undergoes harassment is required to sign on for counseling and remediation and required to sign confidentiality pacts in a lot of cases deterthem from speaking about their experience. that.want to changen >> how close is that legislation to getting a vote or any sort of movement? >> well, we hear there will be another hearingng in the house administration committee in the coming weeks. this time, on the secret settlement fund that

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. >>> always glad to welcome oklahoma republican tom cole to the desk. veteran of many previous fiscal shutdown fights on capitol hill. what's your sense of this latest potential shutdown? how likely is that to happen? >> probably not likely but i think, you know, congress also's not likely to get its work done by december 8th either. what you're going to see is a bipartisan continuing resolution which continues to fund everything at the current levels but what we really need is a larger deal that will fund the government for all of next year and frankly the framework of one that could last a couple years so that honestly there can be a pretty orderly process of appropriating coming to agreements. it has to be bipartisan. there's no way one party can -- we have to have some agreed upon top line numbers and you live it to the appropriators in both parties. they work together quite well. >> how much the tax debate is overhanging -- >> really not. it's unusual maybe one of the things that complicates things because the tax bill, quite frankly's a partisan e