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joining us now, republican congressman tom reed of new york.nks so much for joining us. >> great to be with you, wolf. >> so let me debt your quick reaction to jim jordan a colleague of yours, announcing he's going to run for speaker of the house. does he have your vote? >> well, you know, i have just put out a proposal with 24 other republican and 24 democratic members that want to reform the rules of the house. we're open to any candidate for speaker that wants to embrace those rule reforms to get the constituti institution working for the american people. i haven't had a chance to talk to jim about his position on it, but that's what i'm looking at in regards to who i will vote for as speaker of the house. >> but knowing his position on so many issues and his background, do you think he's someone who's qualified to be the speaker if the republicans maintain the majority in the house of representatives? >> well, you know, i have a lot of respect for jim jordan as a colleague here in the house of represe representative, but at times i've disag

we ring tom reed. is it wake—up time in new york?es. 30 years later, she was the choreographer behind a string of west end hits. and 30 years after that... you notice, i get down in a very funny way. that is because of the metal hips. her morning routine had not changed a bit. i met her during rehearsals for a ballet and, aged 88, with two new hips, she took me through staying fit the gillian lynne way. i do all of this. ifile my nipples, something i will tell you about afterwards. i am always trying to teach people that, if they only file their nipples, they're back will remain strong, and not like that. —— their back. you know, you have to keep these legs limber. you have to keep your crutch open. and you don't give up. i think there's only one word for it... inspirational. a lifetime of dance. dame gillian lynne. dame gillian lynne, who's died aged 92. time for a look at the weather. still hot and steamy out there? it is indeed. at wimbledon most people are wearing sun hats. good advice. the forecast over the coming days as for dr

we ring tom reed. is it wake—up time in new york?30 years after that... you notice, i get down in a very funny way. that is because of the metal hips. her morning routine had not changed a bit. i met her during rehearsals for a ballet and, aged 88, with two new hips, she took me through staying fit the gillian lynne way. i do all of this. ifile my nipples, something i will tell you about afterwards. i am always trying to teach people that, if they only file their nipples, they're back will remain strong, and not like that.

security threat while industry groups say companies are lining up in opposition. .t is more from tom reedthank you so much for your time. we are hearing the auto industry in the u.s. is opposing these tariffs. do you understand who these tariffs are meant to help? >> was the president is doing is trying to level the playing field. when you have the eu with 10% versus the u.s. at 2.5%, that is fundamentally unfair. this is trying to equalize between the eu and america that trading platform so that it is fair and equal for both of us going forward. shery: yet cars will become more expensive, coupled with higher gas prices that we are already seeing. how will this impact the american consumer? >> long-term, the message is clear. we need the eu and us to come to the table to negotiate these tariffs, these barriers to trade between the two entities and get us to an even and level playing field. i'm confident we can get there. maybe we can have a zero tariff both ways. to me, that would be a great opportunity for us to develop this industry further. shery: will the american public be patient en

. >> congressman tom reed, appreciate you take something time out of the july 4th holiday. >> thanks day. >>> coming up, mystery in the uk. two people collapse just miles from where a former russian spy was poisoned. could this be another poisoning? we'll go live to scotland yard for the latest on that story. >>> and their discovery brought relief and elation, but now really an impossible choice. how to get them out safely. the new efforts to free a team of young soccer players trapped in a pitch black cave. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> right now, british counterterrorism officers are invest gaigating a case with striking similarities to the poisoning earlier this year of a former russian spy and his daughter. here's how police describe what happened to 45-year-old charlie rowley and 44-year-old dawn sturgis. >> they have declared a major incident after two people were hospitalized

congressman tom reed, republican in new york, would push through, expedite, speed up bills that get anysan support. congressman reed is with us this morning. sir, why would the democrats get on board with this when they resist and oppose everything? >> well, because the american people are losing with the status quo. this gridlock in the house and the senate is leaving problems on the table that they had into be solved. what we're proposing are rule reforms would bring in those legislators that want to govern for the people back home, give them opportunity to have their ideas and ideas voted on the floor of the house. stuart: try, make me understand how this would work. you propose a bill and it get as democrat on board with it. therefore, because it is bipartisan, it's fast-tracked is that correct? >> no. actually, we did this as a group, stuart. this is the problem solvers caucus, 48 members, 24 republicans, 24 democrats, came to consensus position. what we're proposing if you get majority of the majority or majority of the minority, 290 members to could sponsor piece of legislation,

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i want to thank congressman tom reed and congressman buddy carter who co-authored the bill and all of the 285 bipartisan co-sponsors. this is about as bipartisan as we can get. we're dealing with issues that people sometimes don't like to talk about, end of life issues, issues of that nature, but it's something that must be talked about because as families need help, this will give the families the help they need. i think every one of us have felt the pain and stress of a serious illness, either personally or standing alongside a loved one. by passing this bill, we'll take an important step to bring much, much-needed relief to both patients and their loved ones. so i want to thank my colleagues on the committee and all the people that worked to make this bill bipartisan. we can all be proud of this when it becomes law. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. walden: mr. speaker, i don't believe i have any other speakers on this measure, so i'

this week i went on a faith and politics pilgrimage led by congressman tom reed to upstate new york. the home of the two vital human rights social justice civil rights movements in our country, the right to abolish slavery and the fight to abolish slavery and the fight to grant women have the population the right to vote. and we went to the graves of harriet tubman, susan b. anthony, all the people that dedicated their lives to freedom and the right to vote for american citizens. i cannot think of anything more important than this hearing. and i must say it is a national scandal that we have been asking for it ever since the election to find out what happened with the tampering of trying to interfere and prevent people from having their vote. the evidence is absolutely clear that the russians tapped into our elections. what is more important, mr. chairman, this is the first of three hearings focusing on preserving the integrity of our votes and the election system. i don't think anything is more important. and i would like to start first by asking mr. krebs, have you read the indictm

tom is the best. i tell you that story just so you have some idea of what you're getting. maybe just a second before i break rule number two and reed this thing, tom, a second how and why you moved from being an economist and doing the work that you were doing into this field? >> so i was reading steve's stuff. after 9/11 i actually wrote an algorithm that downloaded every article or reference to al qaeda or jihadist terrorism you could find, dumped in an email in box to myself. it is running every day, i get it 4:00 in the morning and i read everything available publicly on the stuff. steve's articles came up in there. i thought they were much smarter than the average articles can on jihad terrorism. he was able to see things, able to put together details in ways that other sort of journalists and writers on these issues were not able to do. he could put together a composite case whereas other thinkers and writers on this could not and steve was out on a limb be saying saddam's regime in iraq was providing support to al qaeda. the first article he mentioned was actually an article i wrote because the head of the cia's bin laden, g

tom cruise is a guy who gives you your money's worth. >> that's true. >>> speaking of parents, my mother every summer says, alex, you need to reeds "crazy rich asians."i think "the hollywood reporter" calls it one of the most interesting films this summer? >> i think it could be the sleeper hit of this summer. ice got these lush lavish production issues. it's got a lot of music to it. it's a musical movie but not a musical. it reminds me in that way of a "dirty dancing." you know how you've seen it a thousa times and every time it's on, you can't not watch it, that's what this is going to be. >>> spike lee has a new film, "black klansman," which the "hollywood reporter" calls his flatout most entertaining film in a long time. >> it's based on a real story, an absurd story of a black cop in the early '70s who infiltrated the ku klux klan. >> makes no sense. >> denzel washington's son is in it. he teams up with adam driver who's the physical embodiment of this. they thwart some pretty heavy acts of violence being planned by the clan. it's very funny. but, of course, it's spike lee, so it's going to draw some parallels to today's times. >> sure. >>> ove