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amy: speaking earlier this week, new york senator chuck schumer expressed hopepe that a deal wod be reached >> the democratic and republican leaders of both the house and senate were making good progress . i am very hopeful we can get a budget done by friday. we have asked the president not to interfere. if he doesn't interfere, we can get this done. if you demand things, poison pills like the wall, which not only democrats, but republicans oppose -- every single republican on the border, texas, arizona, new mexico oppose it. we can get this done. we ask them to let us do our work am a not throw in some last-minute poison pills that could undo it. and we could get this done. amy: this comes as house republicans have called off their efforts to revive a bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the white house had been pushing for a vote as early as today, as president trump sought to win his first major legislative victory ahead of saturday, which marks his 100th day in office. in just a moment, we are going to capitol hill where we're joined from the russell rotunda by vermont co

being briefed to congress it's in a fairly advanced stage where evious administrations have thought it wodlah tri. flush that out. >> the u.s. military and trump administration are looking for ways to punish the north koreans to indicate that they shouldn't take another step further whether it's anticipated nuclear test or long range missile tests. the trouble is, of course, if you take military action against north korea, they have the potential, capability, they have the intent to vaporize seoul, to viperize south korea. they have the world's largest concentration of artillery about 30 miles outside of seoul. and as well the consequences on japan are serious and nontrivial. previous administrations have sort of looked with frustration at being deterred by north korea itself. now the military is looking for ways that potentially could not start a war that could signature fi a stronger military stance but it's a gamble. >> what is the appetite for congress to do something like this? >> not pretty great. -- >> would they stop the president from doing it? >> probably not stop it. it depends

heived his life in a different wod where what he said never mattered very much. and now he lives in a political world where what he said, what he claims, what he says he will do matters a lot. and frankly, you know, it's a pretty thin resume for the first hundred days. as you mentioned, most of it is repealing rules that are very important rules that came from the previous administration, dealing with the environment and, you know, a whole series of things that help workers and others. they've been busy repealing some of those rules. otherwise it's a pretty thin set of accomplishments. >> why is it easier to get a republican congress to repeal the rules rather than write new bills. >> it's called the congressional review act. one is pending in the senate. it would stop flaring of natural gas and methane from the oil wells. the interior department did a rule, and so that -- they can repeal that rule. there is no capability in the senate for filibuster or to slow it down. they need a majority to repeal it. so far on that rule they haven't gotten the majority. on al

the foreign policy that trump articulated in the cam fayne if realize wod have destroyed many parts ofd and significantly harmed the united states. so it's very good. i think nobody would want, i mean trump certainly flip-flopping on so many issues. but in many directions in, many cases, it is flip-flopping in the right direction. so we heard what vice president pence was saying in south korea. it's better to be telling one of our closest allies that we're going to stand by you. that's much better than what candidate trump was saying was you're on your own and you should develop nuclear weapons and you need to pass more to froekt you. that was entirely the wrong message. it is certainly very, very positive. but coming fwook what david was saying a moment ago, it's a very difficult situation because the united states, woibt -- for anybody a preemptive attack on north korea would be catastrophic. north korea is building a missile capability designed to survive an an tack. that's why they're investing in the mobile launchers. that's why they have submarine misthalz can be launched from su

crazy theories about how we were destroying the country with the wrong kind of immigrants in hi crank wod view. but now he is the attorney general. so his crank world view is now the official policy of the juice department of the united states. >> an island in the pacific. >> he can't help himself. i bet he doesn't understand that hawaii is a state. i bet you he doesn't. >> former congressman david jolly, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> joy, we're going to need you coming up. >>> conflicts with donald trump. no one has disappointed donald trump more than donald trump. we will show you the video proof. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation, in case i decide to go from kid-friendly to kid-free. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we'r

flourishment for people around the world, not just countries around the world or companies around the wod. i think that's a difference. so i watched george w. bush recognize the reality that he was the leader of the free world and i'm reminded that even other great leaders in the world depend on the united states leading the world. so they look to the president of the united states to provide, i'm going to say, a conscience for how they behave and what they do. i think donald trump is coming to recognize that. that's why he's looking a little bit more presidential on the world stage today than he looked on the day that he took the oath of office. that doesn't mean that he is completely enamored with what he has to do, but the reality of the job is that he has to do some things that he didn't think he was going to have to do and he'll have to do things in a different way than he might have thought he would do them because he's not a dictator. he has to lead by governing and inspiring and motivating and make sure he leads with responsibility because so many other players in the world may be

it is in their interest to invest more in european defense because the wod habeme more danrous. many yumpeuropean allies -- all european allies reduced spending after the cold war because tensions went down. if you're decreasing defense spending when tensions are going down, you have to increase the defense spending when tensions are going up and now they are going up. so we have still a long way to go, but i'm encouraged by the fact that we have started to move in the right direction and last year five allies spending 2%. this year romania declared they will reach 2%, next year, lithuania will reach 2%. we go from five to eight which is at least going the right direction but still we have some work to do. >> and i did ask about all the money that hasn't been paid over the years, will that money be coming back? we'll be talking about that. we want to talk about that, too. anita, where are you? hi. mcclatchy. hi. >> can you talk a little bit about the reaction to china -- were you aware that was going to happen, talking about that, give you a heads-up, and how does that affect th

so i would hope the president wod have consulted with us, worked with us, because i can tell you we want a strong response to what president assad is doing. >> do you believe it would be wrong for the president to take action tonight against syria, military action? >> well, i don't know what he's planning to do. i don't know what the mission is. >> any military action. are you against any military action tonight? >> without understanding it, it's hard for me to respond to that. we want to obviously protect the civilian population from the use of chemicals. that is unacceptable. but i'm not sure what his objective is all about. that has not been explained. i also don't understand his syrian policy. we need to know what he's trying to achieve in syria. he hasn't shared that with not only members of the senate. he hasn't shared that with the american people. >> do you trust him as commander in chief, senator? >> he is the commander in chief, and obviously we're going to have to work with him as president. >> but do you trust him? >> i'm going to wait to see his actions as president of the u

wod department of justice provided access to reams of documents o that would ordinarily be subject to claims of privilege. however, in the spirit of cooperation and in the hope of truly bipartisan consideration, the department of justice provided my friends on the other side access to these records anyway.ions additionally in response to almost 30 300 separate questions posed by democrats on the and committee, judge gorsuch provided another 70 pages of written responses, and did so within a week of receiving them to give my friends sufficient time to review the answers before the committee voted for consideration of this nomination.e yt despite all of what i just said, despite everything that a just said my friends on the other side would have the working people believe that judge gorsuch lies firmly out of mainstream and hopelessly his obfuscated his judicial philosophy. my friends, when you do that with a man, and individual that qualified, you lose credibility. for all the reasons i just went through, that is simply untrue.y moreover, many of my friends on the other side had the op

he will wod's qualification and allow for thoughtful deliberation by our members. she's provided substantive written questions -- answers to more than 90 questions presented by the committee and its members. today, of course, members will be able to ask additional questions and to hear from ms. elwood in this open session. courtney comes in front of the committee with the distinguished legal career. after graduating yale law school in 1994, courtney clerkd for the u.s. district court of appeals for the fourth circuit after which she went to clerk for chief justice william rehnquist of the supreme court sht she then took a job as the associate of kellogg, hub better, hanson in the same firm where she is now a partner. january, 2001, she left the firm to serve as associate counsel to the president rising through the ranks to deputy counsel to the vice president and then department chief of staff and counsel to the attorney general. during the extremely difficult time in the days and weeks and months after 9/11, ms. elwood provided sound legal counsel to our nation's

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