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, and amazing, terrible characteristics were put on earth specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciate or whatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last 10-12 years without knowing it preparing for donald trump to happen. >> homeland security secretary john kerry testified about his department's budget question. -- request. he talked about home grown terrorism. the homeland security appropriations subcommittee hearing was chaired by senator john bozeman.

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horrible, terrible mistakes were put on earth specifically for me appreciatete or on -- unappreciate, whatever the verb is. years, the past 10 to 12 without knowing it, preparing for donald trump to happen. several the author of books and a writer for rolling stone magazine. his most recent book "in st. clown-- insane president." during the live session, we will take your calls, and social media comments, about his face -- about his career. you can watch that live on sunday, june 4. >> the trump administration released their budget request for 2018 this past week. out thevaney laid budget and took questions from reporters. this runs about 35 minutes. >> good morning. i took my son to his first concert when he was 11 years old or 12 years old, and so this is something, the attack in manchester, that is very personal. we stand shoulder to shoulder with our allies in the u.k., and we had the victims and their families in our hearts as we talk about these other things that somehow pale in comparison. let's talk about the budget. i know some of you were here yesterday, so the opening will

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and ruth franklin has made a powerful case to be reconsidered that and unappreciated feminist hero. [applause] >> i am too superstitious to have prepared anything so this will be very short. eighty-four honoring my book in thank you this way i am thrilled and happy that shirley jackson is getting this recognition. also thinks to sarah, my agent with the most enthusiastic champion the best a writer could want. i have been so lucky as my supporters and i am so grateful to you both to the extraordinary team in my publicist and everybody else who did such a beautiful job. in biography is written by many hands in there so many with the words that i relied upon the people were so generous to give me their time to interview and with jackson's letters for me one day to find. people and so thrilled to see jackson get this recognition. so to all these people thank you so much and i am thrilled to see jackson get this recognition. thank you. [applause] >> hi, i am kate tuttle and it has been my joy and at times sacred duty to be the cochair in the non fiction committee. we read hundreds of boo

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amazing, terrible characteristics were put on earth, you know, specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciatewhatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last 10 to 12 years without knowing it, preparing for donald trump to happen. >> mr. taibbi is a contributor to "rolling stone" magazine and is the author of several books including "smells like dead elephants." and his most recent book, "insane clown president." during our live three-hour conversation, we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions on mr. taibbi's literary career. watch "in-depth" with author and journalist matt taibbi live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern sunday une 4. "washington journal" continues. host: kristen clarke is back at discuss the "presidential commission on election integrity". and before we get started, remind viewers what the lawyers' committee is, how you're funded and how

go unnoticed or unappreciated. thank you and god bless you. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> now, it is my great honor to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald j. trump. [ applause ] [ chanting: usa ] >> thank you, thank you both. that's great. i am trying to figure out who's in that helicopter that's coming in. it maybe prime minister abe or justin from canada. great people, we met a lot of great friends this week, good people. america's very blessed with a lot of great diplomats and i have to say this as she just walks over here. i don't think the united states could possibly have a better emissary than our magnificent and our wonderful person, our first lady, melania. thank you. [ applause ] >> the country of the world have a large number of disgreagreeme but they all agree with me on that one. that i can tell you. we have been gone for a long time. everywhere i go -- we have been gone close to nine days. this will benign days. i think we hit a home run no matter where we are. we are thrille

why do you think this is unappreciated in the market and why the market is focused on specific rollbacksause the regulation is very technical. i mean, i could literally talk for the next hour about all the various regulations that will be moved in one way or another, why that would be positive. by the time i was done, all of you would be asleep. literally. >> quickly, just on regulation. the impact on other investment like vehicles, if you will. regulation in municipal bond market. let's make the assumption that you look at liquidity con stranlt and concerns in that market. we created long liquid assets in the mutual fund assets. investment in corporate bonds have been significant. bank inventories, however, have dropped 85%. >> that's the volcker rule. >> there's nothing that shifts there, in your opinion, if it doesn't get revised, do you worry about liquidity -- >> listen to what i'm saying. there will be no changes to dodd/frank. how dodd/frank is interpreted, the fed has given a lot of leeway. and, you know, dodd/frank was interpreted extremely strictly. there's really nothing that

these sacrifices often go unappreciated. when an officer dies in the line of duty, he or she is making the ultimate sacrifice for their community, their family and for their country. h.r. 1892 allows the american people to show their appreciation to these men and people are truly the between order and chaos. their sacrifices must be publicly acknowledge so they are not taken for granted. i would like to thank the lead sponsor of this bill, congressman john larson. on may 3, the house judiciary committee approved the honoring hometown heroes act with unanimous bipartisan support. i can my colleagues to support this legislation and the other bills before the house today to honor the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure the safety of our nation, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back and reserve the balance of my time. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: mr. speaker. thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. and i rise also

amazing, terrible characteristics were put on earth, you know, specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciate or whatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last 10 to 12 years without knowing it, preparing for donald trump to happen. >> mr. taibbi is a contributor to "rolling stone" magazine and is author of several books, including, "smells like dead elephants," "the great derangement," "griftopia," and his most recent book, "insane clown president." during our live three-hour conversation, we'll take your calls, tweets, and facebook questions on mr. taibbi's literary career. watch "in depth" with author and journalist matt taibbi live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern sunday. >>> next on american history tv, historian and author elizabeth cobbs talks about the women who served overseas as telephone operators in the u.s. army signal corps during world war i. she also explores how their service impacted the women's suffrage movement in the u.s., and she discusses the six-decade fight by these women to be

terrible, characteristics were put on earth, you know, specifically for me to appreciate, or -- or unappreciate, or whatever the verb is. because i've really been spending a lot of the last 10 to 12 years without knowing it preparing for donald trump to happen. >> mr. taibbi is a contributor to rolling stone magazine and the author of several books including smells like dead elephants, dispatches from a rotting empire. the great derangement, a terrifying true story of war, politics and religion. the story of bankers, politicians, and the most audacious power grab in american history. and his most recent book, insane clown president, dispatches from the 2016 circus. during our live three-hour conversation we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions on mr. taibbi's literary career. watch in-depth with author and journalist matt taibbi live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern sunday. >>> federal housing finance agency director mel watt reiterated his concerns over long-term conservativership of fannie mae and freddie mac. he said it's congress' job to direct a path. he spoke to the senate bank

characteristics were put on earth specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciate or whatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last ten to twelve years without knowing it, preparing for donald trump to happen. >> he is a contributor to rolling stone magazine and is the author of several books including the great derangement. griffithopia. and his most recent book, insane clown president. dispatches from the 2016 circus. during our live three-hour conversation we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch in depth with matt taibbi live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern sunday june 4th. >>> the house homeland security subcommittee on border security held a hearing about people who stay in the u.s. longer than their visas allow. the homeland security department testified. will come to order. the subcommittee meeting today to exam visa oversays and their impact on national security. conversations about the best way to secure the southern land border have been the focus of media, congress and the administration for the last months. today i want to tran

families who endure time apart or constant moves to the base, your sacrifices do not go unnoticed or unappreciatedank you and god bless you. [applause] >> and now, it is my great honor to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald j. trump. [applaus [applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> i've got to get the lipstick off, is it off? thank you, honey. thank you both. that's great. and i'm trying to figure out who is in that helicopter that's coming in. it may be prime minister abe, it may be justin from canada, great people. we met a lot of good friends i tell you, a lot of good friends, they're good people. america is very blessed with a lot of great diplomates and i have to say that as she just walks over here, but i don't think the united states could have a better emissary than our magnificent and wonderful person, hour first lady, melania. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> the countries of the world have a large number of des agreements, but they all agree with me on that one. that i can tell you. so, everywhere we go it's the same old story, so, great job. and you know, w

specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciate or whatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last ten to 12 years without knowing it preparing for donald trump to happen. >> mr. taibbi is a contributor to "rolling stone magazine" and several books. adequate story of bankers, politicians and the most audacious power grab in america's history" and "insane clown president: dispatches from the 2016 circus." during our live three-hour conversation, we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions on mr. taibbi's literary career. watch in depth live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern sunday, june 4th. >>> at a hearing on global security threats, director of national intelligence dan coats was asked about possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. he's joined by the head of the defense intelligence agency. senator john mccain chair it is two-hour hearing. >> good morning. senate armed services committee meet this is morning. we are pleased to welcome our distinguished witnesses, dan koets, director of national intelligen

unique, horrible, terrible characteristics were put on earth specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciated or whatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last 10 to , without knowing it, preparing for donald trump to happen. >> he is a contributor to "rolling stone magazine" and is the author of several books. during our live conversation, we will take your calls, tweets and facebook questions on his literary career. watch live from noon to three 5 p.m. eastern on sunday. is on break down many members are talking to constituents about federal spending priorities. mick mulvaney appeared before the senate budget committee last week to discuss president trump's proposed that differ fiscal 2018. this is two hours and 15 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to all. we are here today to discuss the present budget request for fiscal year -- the president's budget request for fiscal year 20 teen. we have been anxiously awaiting. we are pleased to welcome director mulvaney in here in detail from him the fiscal aspirations of the president. budgets are an incredibly importa

amazing, terrible characteristics were put on earth, you know, specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciate or whatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last ten to 12 years without knowing it preparing for donald trump to happen. >> mr. taibbi is a contributor to "rolling stone magazine" and several books. adequate story of bankers, politicians and the most audacious power grab in america's history" and "insane clown president: dispatches from the 2016 circus." during our live three-hour conversation, we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions on mr. taibbi's literary career. watch in depth live from noon

horrible, amazing, terrible, characteristics were put on earth specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciate or whatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last ten to twelve years without knowing it, preparing for donald trump to happen. >> he is a contributor to rolling stone magazine and is the author of several books including the great derangement. griffithopia. and his most recent book, insane clown president. dispatches from the 2016 circus. during our live three-hour conversation we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch

unappreciated as you alluded to power cleaner opening statement. you have confirmed that leap that the fbi is investigating potential ties between trump associates and the russian interference in the 2016 campaign, correct? yes.tor comey: >> and you have not, to my knowledge, ruled out anyone in the trump campaign as potentially a target of that criminal investigation, correct? director comey: i haven't said anything publicly about who we have open investigations on. i cannot go beyond that in this setting. >> have you ruled out anyone in the campaign that you can disclose? director comey: a don't feel comfortable answering that because i think it puts me on the slope to talking about who we are investigating. >> had he ruled out the president of the united states? don't wantmey: i people to over interpret the answer. i'm not going to comment on anyone in particular because if i say no to that i have to answer succeeding questions. briefed the chair and ranking on who the persons are we've opened investigations on and that is as far as we are going

women who work with you at the fbi for their extraordinary service to our country, much of it unappreciated as you are so powerfully in your opening statement. you have confirmed, i believe, that the fbi is investigating potential ties between trump associates and the russian interference in the 2016 campaign, correct? dir. comey: yes. sen. blumenthal: and you have not, to my knowledge, ruled out anyone in the trump campaign as potentially a target of that criminal investigation, correct? dir. comey: i haven't said anything publically about who we have opened investigations on. i briefed the chair in ranking -- the chair and ranking on who the people are. i can't go beyond that in this setting. sen. blumenthal: have you ruled out anyone in the campaign that you can disclose? dir. comey: i don't feel comfortable answering that, senator, because i think it puts me on a slope to talk about who we are investigating. sen. blumenthal: have you ruled out the president of the united states? dir. comey: i want peoplet to overinterpret this answer. i will not comment on anyone in particular because t

women who work with you at the fbi for their extraordinary service to our country, much of it unappreciated as you are so powerfully in your opening statement. you have confirmed, i believe, that the fbi is investigating potential ties between trump associates and the russian interference in the 2016 campaign, correct? >> yes. >> and you have not, to my knowledge, ruled out anyone in the trump campaign as potentially a target of that criminal investigation, correct? >> i haven't said anything publically about who we have opened investigations on. i briefed the chair and ranking on who the people are. i can't go beyond that in this setting. >> have you ruled out anyone in the campaign that you can disclose? >> i don't feel comfortable answering that, senator, because i think it puts me on a slope to talk about who we are investigating. >> have you ruled out the president of the united states? >> i don't want people to overinterpret this answer. i will not comment on anyone in particular because that puts me down a slope. if i say no to that then i have to answer succeeding questions. we brie

whose unique, horrible, amazing, terrible characteristics put on earth for me to appreciation or unappreciater whatever the verb is. because i really had been spending a lot of the last ten to 12 years without knowing it preparing for donald trump to happen. >> mr. taibbi is a contributor to "rolling stone" magazine and author of several books including "smells like dead elephants." "the great derangement: a terrifying true story of war, politics and religion." "griftopia." and his most recent book, "insane clown president: dispatches from the 2016 circus." during our live three-hour conversation, we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions on mr. taibbi's literary career. watch in depth with author and journalist matt taibbi live noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern sunday. >>> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> general john raymond is commander of air force space command. he testified before a house armed services subcommittee on u.s. m

as you it unappreciated remarked so powerfully and your opening statement. you have confirmed, i believe, that the fbi is investigating potential ties between trump associates and the russian interference in the 2016 campaign. correct? dir. comey: yes. >> and you have not to my knowledge ruled out anyone in the trump campaign as potentially a target of that criminal investigation, correct? dir. comey: i have not said anything publicly about who we have open investigations on. i briefed the chair and drinking on who those people are so i cannot go beyond that and this setting. out cruz: have you rolled anyone you can disclose? feelcomey: i don't comfortable talking about that because it puts me on a slope to who we are investigating. sen. cruz: have you rolled out the president of the united states? to. comey: i'm not going comment on anyone in particular because if i say no to that i have to answer seceding questions. >> as a former prosecutor, you know that when there is an investigation into several potentially culpable individuals , the evidence from thos

amazing terrible characteristics were put on earth, you know, specifically for me to appreciate or unappreciate or whatever the verb is. because i had really been spending a lot of the last 10-12 years without knowing it, preparing for donald trump to happen. >> he is a contributor to rolling stone magazine. and is the author of several books, including smells like dead elephants. dispatches from a rotting empire. the great derangement. a terrifying true story of war, politics and religion. griftopia. and his most recent book, insane clown president. dispatches from the 2016 circus. during our live three hour conversation, we'll take your calls, tweets and facebook questions on his literary career. watch in depth with author and journalist matt taibbi 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday. >>> in case you missed it, the oregon senator ron widen on the cbo score on the american healthcare act. >> what's still intact is medicaid cuts. and these cuts are going to hit american communities like a wrecking ball. and the pain is going to be felt throughout the ages. >> vermont senator bernie sanders and mick mu

responsibility, and i think a responsibility that too often goes unattended and unrecognized and unappreciated. and so i want to stand today and give a shout out not only to the great peace officers of my state but the great peace officers who serve with us every day, whether they are in border patrol in protection, whether they are in customs and border protection, whether they are police officers at the parks, whether they are police officers serving all across these federal agencies, whether it be i.c.e. or the f.b.i. we should be proud of the work that they do. we should be standing with them in the work that they do because their job is as important as our job, and that is to protect our country and protect our people. and so i want to say it's not enough to just stand here and recognize the heroes. if we really want to appreciate peace officers and peace officer week and really want to honor peace officers, every day is a day that we say thank you. every day we pass a uniform of a peace officer who is protecting us, we say thank you. we recognize their service, we recognize their sacrifi