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here's tom cole. >> there's no grumbling about the president. bob goodlatte said he talked to the president. he's very much for the bill. so again, we know we would love the president to embrace the bill more fully and actively because we think it reflects where he's at on the issue. again, certainly no complaints about him. >> dana: when it comes to getting something done, get the issue really finally a bill so that the president can sign to his desk, do you think there's more of an appetite for that now after the last several weeks talking about the family separation issue? >> that puts a lot of intensity to the issue but we still have the daca issue that we department settle in march. the feeling is that if we can solve the daca problem and marry with it the border wall, we would have two needy problems that can have a joint solution. i think that's what tom cole is talking about we're working towards. the president seems very amenable to that. i don't want to speak for a particular bill in his case. so i think we need something more to push

oklahoma, and tom cole on immigration policy and the house republican agenda. tico's ted hessen discusses the supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban. and tom swazi talks about immigration policy. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal. join the discussion. he was a look at what is live on the c-span network on wednesday. on -- more work on 2019 defense department spending. they are expected to work on immigration station this week. the senate continues to debate on the farm bill. on c-span3, housing and urban development secretary ben carson testifies at an oversight hearing. afternoon, the ceo of delta airlines speaks at the national press club. then president trump's pick to

then oklahoma republican congressman tom cole on immigration policy. politica's decision on president trump's travel ban and democrat tom swase. be sure to watch washington journal wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> here is a look at what's live on c-span network wednesday. the house is back at 10 a.m. eastern. at noon more work on 2019 defense department spending. they are also expected to work on immigration legislation this week. that's on c-span. on c-span 2, the senate continues debate on the farm bill and on c-span 3, housing and urban development secretary ben carson testifies at an oversight hearing. and in the afternoon ceo of delta airlines speaks at the national press club and then president's pick for veterans affairs robert willke at 2:30 eastern. sunday night on afterwards, physician mona hanatesia proves that children were being apparent to led poisoning. she is with gary peters. >> let's talk about this. you heard there might be lead in the water. when did that happen and what was the first reactions you took. >> the point i real

. >>> i'll talk to republican congressman tom cole as the house tries to end the immigration stalemate this week. >>> later i'm joined exclusively by senators jeff merkley and chris van hollen as they descend on the border detention centers to try and find some answers. >>> now, every president, every party has left their fingerprints on the state of our immigration system today. the reagan administration's amnesty policy drew widespread backlash and still gives some conservatives pause today. the inistrion had its faults. the obama administration struggled to handle a spike in migrations amid mass deportations. but at the moment, the current administration is separating families from their children at our border with mexico, not because of a law, but because this administration has chosen to do so. so far despite nearly 2000 children being separated from their families, what's missing from this story are a flood of images of these young children. it was images of children, after all, that spurred the president to change course in syria. so far, this young toddler has become the face o

tom cole said that. we used that money effectively and appropriately. so mr. speaker, it's hard to believe that the ebola money which i was assured was not needed was restored by our republican friends, mr. speaker. because they found out, yes, it is needed. , , in terms of wasting time 65 votes over the last congress to repeal the affordable care act. 65. with a full and unquestioned knowledge that none of those votes would result in something happening for our country. in the united states. they weren't going to vote for that. they knew that. so we spent a lot of time on that let me also say, the gentleman says let's get about our business. let me ask the gentleman, does daca ct a bill on the protectee the dreamers, to come on the floor next week? i yield to my friend. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i've said it before and said it again. republicans are committed to solving this issue for good. not passing a bill and patting ourselveses on the back but for dealing with this issue in a meaningful way that's beneficial to hardworking america

tom cole, that's for you. that's information for you to know who you're protecting and muddling the truth for. i think you are a lot better of a man than that. heidi, what's going on on capitol hill? what am i missing? >> well, let's just boil this all down, okay. when we talk about these children and how they're being used, the president and most of his advisors, except for nielsen, she would be the only exception, are being pretty transparent about what's going down here. the president did not succeed in using daca as a leverage tool in order to get his wall, and so now these children are being used in that way. the presidake it from me, take it from the president, because he is the one who said that this democrats' fault, right, and the translation of that is, they're not giving me the funding for my wall and so they're making me do this. they're making me do this. it's his policy. so when you say you're not hearing from republicans, well part of the reason why is a lot of these republicans, i think, are ho

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and tom cole says crossing the leader of your own party in the primary is a bad idea. hen you are in primary season again it's usually a good thing not to be at odds with the most important elected official in your party. that is a rule of thumb no matter which party you are in. >> katie: in meantime, chris stewart winning the primary -- corey stewart winning his primary fight. the president tweeting congratulations to stewart for his great shick torrey. now he runs against a total stiff tim kaine who is weak on crime and borders and wants to raise the taxes through the roof. don't understimate cey. a major chanc so this idea that the pro-dump candidates are winning isn't surprising to me because the r.n.c. made it clear this is the party of trump now and interested in passing his agenda. >> melissa: this is interesting. we heard a rule of thumb don't go out and cross the most highly elected person in your party. there are a lot of democrats distancing themselves from so i don't know that is necessarily a rule of thumb. i think what it is a rule is that president trump

. >>> i'll talk to republican congressman tom cole as the house tries to end the immigration stalemater i'm joined exclusively by senators jeff merkley and chris van hollen as they descend

then oklahoma republican congressman tom cole on immigration policy and the house republican agenda. mrit ka's ted hessen discusses the travel ban and dan swasey talks about the policy. lye 7 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. . >> here is a look at what's live on the c-span network wednesday. the house is back at 10 a.m. eastern. at noon more work on 2019 defense department spending. they are also expected to work on immigration legislation this week. that's on c-span. on c-span 2 the senate continues debate on the farm bill and on c-span 3, housing and urban development secretary ben carson testifies at an oversight hearing at 10 a.m. eastern. in the afternoon ceo of delta airlines speaks at the national press club and then president trump's pick will take place at the veterans committee at 2:30 eastern. . >> this past week with the help of our cable partners the c-span bus travelled to haynes, alaska. the bus continues its trip through alaska to our next stop in fair banks. >>hi is especially popular for alaskaens, cci is proud to carry c-span for a number of reasons,

. >> i love that tom cole. he would keep his four. probably right.an you blame them for being worried? they have seen some of the most conservative voices, pure conservative voices pretrump lose because of insufficient loyal to trump. folks, if this is the president now, you have to now start thinking differe about the consequences of saying, ousting mueller, firing rod rosenstein, pardoning michael cohen, using the justice department to settle scores, limiting press freedom, flexing your executive authority. you name why would theepublica party stand up against any of that if they see that standing up to him on just one thing can bring an end to your political career no mart how truly old school conservative you are. tonight's panel, david ignatius, carol lee, michael steele. man, michael, i swear, you are days you get put in this horrible box. what's -- is your party a cult? is donald trump's following a cult following? >> it is. >> is bob corker -- are they right? >> i think they are, chuck. i think in large measure they are. you see it play itsel

. >>> i'll talk to republican congressman tom cole as the house tries to end the immigration stalemater i'm joined exclusively by senators jeff merkley and chris van hollen as they des

congressmanublican tom cole on immigration policy and the house republican agenda. ted hasson discusses the supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban. and tom suozzi talks about immigration policy. c-span'so watch "washington journal" live wednesday morning, join the discussion. at what is live on the c-span networks wednesday. the house is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern. defensewe will work on spending and they are expected to work on immigration legislation this week. that is on c-span. senate continues debate on the farm bill on c-span3, ben carson testifies at an oversight hearing at 10:00 a.m. eastern. in the afternoon, the ceo of delta airlines speaks at the national press club. ton president trump's pick leave the veterans affairs department will take questions at a confirmation hearing at the senate veterans affairs committee at 2:30 p.m. eastern. >> this past week with the help of our cable partners, the c-span bus traveled to juneau and haines, alaska. across continues to trip alaska to the next off in fairbanks. >> c-span programming is v

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then for tom cole from oklahoma to say oh, he's confused. at the g7 summit and then the north korean, whatever that was over there. and then he just couldn't keep everything straight. i thought he called mself genius. that he knew the best words. that he has the beords and he has a really high i.q. this man is diabolical. he is doing this stuff on purpose. he can't stand the fact that we are becoming a more brown and black country. and to quote the bible? that's what was used to take slave children from the slaves! and oh, by the way, the native meran indian in wisconsin, that's what was used to take children from native americans boarding em in schools. i'm 63 years old. into stuff was happening the 1970s. where they were supposed to be christianized. and then the wardens would rape and sodomize them and say oh, no believe you. look, blood is coming out of you. you're of the devil. their needs to learn true history. native d 14 million americans. and then as far as like the buffalo soldiers, that's when government sent the buffalo soldiers

tom cole said that. we used that money effectively and appropriately. so mr. speaker, it's hard to believe that the ebola money which i was assured was not needed was restored by our republican friends, mr. speaker. because they found out, yes, it is needed. , , in terms of wasting time 65 votes over the last congress to repeal the affordable care act. 65. with a full and unquestioned knowledge that none of those votes would result in something happening for our country. in the united states. they weren't going to vote for that. they knew that. so we spent a lot of time on that let me also say, the gentleman says let's get about our business. let me ask the gentleman, does daca ct a bill on the protectee the dreamers, to come on the floor next week? i yield to my friend. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i've said it before and said it again. republicans are committed to solving this issue for good. not passing a bill and patting ourselveses on the back but for dealing with this issue in a meaningful way that's beneficial to hardworking america

cole of the aclu. cherylen of the naacp, tom, supreme court contributor for msnbc, and venita gupta.ience that venita is at a camera very near the march and there's a slight delay on her camera. i'm going to start here at the table and i'm going to start with you on this. on the idea that this president is poised to put a second person on the court who could, in theory, be on the court for the rest of our lives. >> i mean, i think what's alarming is we're treating this almost as business as usual, and it's not business as usual. in fact, i heard senator mcconnell, the infamous senator mitch mcconnell, who refused to offer a hearing to president obama's nominee, mr. garland, on the theory that it was an election year, more than 200 days before the election, but yesterday was saying we should plow ahead with this because normal. it's not normal. it's not normal not only because we have a midterm election that is imminent. it's not normal because we have a president that is under the cloud of a criminal investigation. we don't know what's going to happen with the mueller investigation.

tom cole on the immigration policy and the house republican agenda. discussing the supreme court decision to uphold the travel ban and the democratic congressman talks about immigration policy. be sure to watch washington journal on seven and join the discussion. >> irazu look at what is live on the c-span network. the house is back at 10:00 and they expect to work on immigration legislation this week. 2, the house and urban development committee. and ceo oftestifies delta speaks at the national press club. president trump's pick to lead the veterans affairs department at 2:30. questions >> christopher wray and rod rosenstein testify before the house judiciary committee about actions during the toy 16 elections, including the clinton email investigation. or listen with the free app. >> dan donovan defeated the gop challenger in new york's 11th district. while in congress, he pled guilty to tax fraud and was replaced by dan donovan. this comes courtesy of ny-1.

then oklahoma republican congressman tom cole on immigration policy and the house republican agenda. "politico" discusses the supreme court's decision to uphold president trump's travel ban. and democratic congressman tom suozzi talks about immigration policy. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> one of the supreme court decisions was in the national institute of family and life advocates v. becerra. that centers around a california law that requires crisis pregnancy centers licensed to perform medical procedures, to tell patients about the medical services available to them, including state programs that provide free or low-cost access to family planning services, contraception and abortion. the court struck down the law 5-4. next we'll hear the oral argument in the case. t's about an hour. >> we'll hear argument this morning in the national institute of family and life advocates vs. becerra. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court. california took aim at pro-life pregnancy centers by compelling licens