so next wk he can get me how i'm so the question he asks about the construction summit is absolutelyright. the whole point to have it in london is to say it's necessary for developed countries, as well as developing. now it's important that it be publicly available and not just for the police. seeing as how the prime minister -- can he explain why seven police forces have launched criminal investigations into conservatives mps for possible election fraud? mr. speaker, how is it that a conservative crime and policing commissioner can serve in such a role when being under police investigation? >> well, first of all, let's be clear about this anti-corruption summit. nobody is lecturing anybody. one of the reasons this issue doesn't get addressed is because countries and politicians are too worried about addressing it, knowing that no country is perfect, nor indeed is any poll tisch. >> i think we are entitled to raise this incredibly important issue. the whole point in this country, the electoral commission is independent and when it comes to operational decisions by a police force, the

yes, andrew wk of the party party is now the only candidate still challenging donald trump. on tuesday night ted cruz ended his presidential bid with the shocking revelation that his father killed jfk. i don't know. it was in the paper. i'm just saying. trump winning inned yn -- winning indiana may have been a factor. cruz bowed out with grace. it ended with a hug. that's good. one candidate remains, the pre presumptive republican nominee, donald trump and he joins us now by phone. mr. trump, congrats on your huge victory last night. >> tom, i have to tell you i am so happy to be the nominee. it is absolutely fantastic. >> we should say presumptive nominee. >> no, no, no, tom, the republican nominee. i promised i would not start a third party and i meant it. >> well, indiana loves you, mr. trump, right? >> i love indiana and the people of indiana and the hoosiers and the people of hoosierville are incredible. i was so proud that bobbie knight threw his support behind my campaign. i have to tell you he loves to throw things and i am glad he threw something our way. >> that's

then you have got andrew wk from the green party. i think ralph naird is still alive.about the comedian that always used to run. no, he's dead. every year. kennedy: since 1968. >> it would be fairer if you have ones who are able to cancel each other out. if it's just s oork it's just s. kennedy: let they say what they think and feel without the democratic overlords. recently in an interview daryl hall was asked about cultural appropriation and a concern as a white man he borrowed heavily from black culture. he says it's not about being blacker white. the music you listened to is your music it has nothing to do with cultural appropriation. >> he said no i can't go for that. he said you are out of touch. he was feeling his oats. kennedy: is he going to hire some private eyes to follow that reporter around? >> i wish i had something to respond, but i ran out of songs. kennedy: i'm such a man eater. he's amazing. he operate on the arrogance of his talent. he said these people do not know what i do and how good i am at this so shut up. i don't think the writer, salon or sla

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there is andrew wk and the party party. he is a choice for many, isn't he, lou? >> i'll take your word for it. >> you don't have to organize too many letters in his name to understand what he is. the man is out of control. he is a troll of the worst order and a senator of the least talent and the biggest mouth. this guy is a joke. he is the arbitor of all things political and he need to hang out in his home state to get a better grip. >> he is becoming a national figure. it is not a bad plan. do you think his analogy was correct? the house is burning and both people are arguing over the paint. isn't that what trump is saying too? >> he is social media savy. i laughed out loud and said is this a parity account? he is up in the middle of the night like donald trump and that is getting attention, and he is doubling down which you have to expect because people are waivering. >> which level? >> for those that are never trump like megan sitting next to you. it is an awkward moment for lou daabses and i. >> it is not awkward at all. >> i will say, paul ryan says i can't

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>> very few, and i think it's probably this wk n.er later on tonight. >> raising money for the republican party. >> jimmy: part of it goes to you? >> a littltle bit. >> jimmy: most of it goes to the republican party. >> much of it, senators and congressmen. we want to keep it the way it is, and hopefully if i'm president, we'll have a nice senate and congress and get things passed and reduce your taxes. would you like to ha a tax reduction? [ applause ] >> and many other things. >> jimmy: when you go to an event like this and obviously everyone knows you're a billionaire many times over and you ask these people for money, do they go, like, why are you asking us for money? is i collection for a pizza delivery? >> it's a crazy thing. i ran in the primaries and said i don't want anybody's money. i put in about $55 million of my own money. it sounds like a lot of money, but that's practically less -- other people spent 200 odd million. i spent less and had the best result. that's what we want for president, right? and now we're going to

>>ou c f itver the op rher tha hingo wk aileut intheir cropnd inspect areas withi their cr, they fly feet over their crop and get footage in three minutes. we have realtors using them to fly around house, take early views of their houses. >> i hope they practice first. >> we're hav thing trying to learn. it's only 2 pounds. i would think you could hurt people. they're only 500 bucks. oh, it's a weed whacker. >> it's pretty safe. land it without landing it and shut it off and goes back to where you launched it from. >> true, after we got the drone's gps working, you can lose control and the gps makes sure you don't lose your zone. >> i can take it here and it will go right back to -- or it should, where it was set. all this is very cool. if any can buy these, what does it mean for our privacy? >> now, what will happen is video of i don't know people sunbathing in the back of their own house or simply someone looking through someone's neighb inside. >> that was pretty cool until it started taking pictures of my wife over there. >> these women were willing participants but the drone can

wk.ion acres and there are still 18 active fires but firefighters are using cooler weather and the potential forotf rain in the coming days to their advantage.advant >>> how about a little happylilh news update here that will sweet boston terrier stolen from carro in the district she's beenicthe reunited with her family. family maggie was reunited tuesday afternoon.rnoon. she was stolen i should sayday tuesday afternoon, but yesterdae a high school student found thaa dog in her carrier in the pet p worth area police say the persop who took that dog road the metro to pet worth station and justndj left little maggie there. maggie's owners gave that youngg woman the $10,000 check as a promised for fining little sweee fur baby owners tell the tl washington post that young womag said she'll use that money to my have a better prom. she's a high school student. sde >> awesome. asome >> awesome. >> $10,000 for prom.00 for prom. >> it's expensive these days. >> don't question it just sayt t good j

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it was really a long wk.new york nobody knows." >> it's part of a preserve here. >> he took his first steps near the city's outer border in queens. >> you must have worn out a few pairs of shoes. >> nine. >> nine? >> look, it's 30 miles a week, 120 a month, 1500 a year and in four years you have 6,000. >> a professor of sociology at city college, the 70-year-old walked almost every street. nearly 125,000 blocks. from the best known, like times square in manhattan, to the most remote. yes, deep in the bronx, new york has a waterfall. the idea for helmreich's book came from a game he played as a boy. his father called it "last stop" they would hop the subway near their manhattan line then wander the city from there. >> after we ran out of the last stop, we'd go to the second to the last stop. it was totally different. >> through all four seasons in all kinds ever weather, helmreich systematically walked the city taking notes as he went about the places he saw and the people he met. >> if i could say anything ab

ere wasll the lsure pposed tcome fro l the wk that w saved? ss work r mom fr all those appliances in the store-- that you could buy. meanwhile, mom has to go out and work because the family can't survive unless she does. she's not doing less work. she now has two jobs--the one in the house and the one in the labor force. it's absurd. and, by the way, that's not the fault of the technology, which really was liberating, but it's the fault of a system that has to keep making money whether the technology's advanced or not and drives people, because that's how it makes money. last thing about this system before i talk about a solution-- not only does it produce crises and the terrible waste and damage, not onlyoes it polarize unless people react, and not only does it deny us the fruits of technical change, the fruits of all kinds of breakthroughs, but, even more, what it does to us as individuals needs to be understood. and that's a perfect transition to what i think the solution is. most production in the united states is done by large corporation

last wk minnesota wasad to learn that he had passed away. mr. paulsen: he was a suessful bunessman who gave so much back to our state. he was an impactful leader, princiled, and compassionate. when he retired he passed his knowledge on to future generions by teaching at the rlon school omanagement at the uversity of minnesota. his civic leadership included playing a large role in local sports anchises like the twins, vikings, and rt tars. he also helped and sed and improv lives, founding the johnson initute in 1966, one of the nion's very first ug andlcohol abuse treatment centers. it is really har put into words the respect that minnesotans have for him and his stature as a leader. he simply was one a kind and somebody who made minnesota a better place. we'll miss m. i yield back. speaker pro tempore: the geleman yields back. for what purpo does the gentleman from michigan sk recognitio r. kildee: i seeknanimous consent to address the house for one mine. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, th ntleman is recogzed. mr. kildee: thank you,

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. >> i would admit for aee wk or so it has frozen some things. be unfrozen this thursday or a week from this thursday. imagine we thought we would still be fighting for ten more weeks. >> ahead of the game? >> ten weeks ahead of the game. that's huge. >> returning to his day job, texas senator ted cruz refused to utter trump's name for offer endorsement. >> there will be time for voters to make the determination who they will support. >> marco rubio, vanquished rival sounded equally vague. >> he is the presumptive nominee. it doesn't change what i said in the past. >> if donald trump is our nominee, it will fracture the reicpublpaan rty. >> meaning rubio is not backing away from this. >> what he is trying to carry out is a scam. >> if we nominate d we will lose the. >> a con artist will never get control of this party. >> still says, he would back the nominee. >> signed a pledge. put my name on it. said i would support the republican nominee. that's what i intend to do. >> trump is focusing on five, six finalists to be his runningmate. priority i

a couple wks ago my colleague and senior vice president here discussed brazil and venezuela. it was a content rich discussion but what we thought we would do -- today to talk about the menu of -- today, we wanted to continue ont conversation, focusing iraq and nigeria. i know it is a loughery sought -- a short session. we thought we would bring in some experts who are not focusing on the energy sectors, but also on the political dynamics as well. we have been having great discussions with dr. benedict clemens of the imf. benedict is the division chief for expenditure policy division and fiscal affairs department at the imf gave and we're pleased to have him here today to talk about the menu of reform options that the imf thinks about when sort of considering revenue dependent oil producing economies, and the ways in which they can adjust and respond to a low oil price environment. both in the near term and over time. he's going to set the stage by providing a little bit of the way that they're thinking about the current environment and the options before different countries.

so next wk he can get me how i'm so the question he asks about the construction summit is absolutelyright. the whole point to have it in london is to say it's necessary for developed countries, as well as developing. now it's important that it be publicly available and not just for the police. seeing as how the prime minister -- can he explain why seven police forces have launched criminal investigations into conservatives mps for possible election fraud? mr. speaker, how is it that a conservative crime and policing commissioner can serve in such a role when being under police investigation? >> well, first of all, let's be clear about this anti-corruption summit. nobody is lecturing anybody. one of the reasons this issue doesn't get addressed is because countries and politicians are too worried about addressing it, knowing that no country is perfect, nor indeed is any poll tisch. >> i think we are entitled to raise this incredibly important issue. the whole point in this country, the electoral commission is independent and when it comes to operational decisions by a police force, the

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