thousands of supporters in youngstown, ohio. people are getting ready and sitting down to be a very big night. fast-developing events tonight from capitol hill to wall street to the white house. a debate on healthcare after a nail biter of a vote that saw vice president pence cast the tie breaker and senator john mccain returned to the floor after being diagnosed with brain cancer. the president swinging against his own attorney general jeff sessions. donald trump stopping just short of saying jeff sessions ought to be fired. >> i am disappointed in the attorney general. he should not have recused himself. almost immediately after he took office. if he was going to recuse himself he should have told me prior to taking office and i would have quite simply picked somebody else. i think that's a bad thing not for the president, but for the presidency. trish: his frustration bubbling up amid the growing russia controversy as his son-in-law began a second dave testimony before congress. why isn't jeff sessions looking into hillary cl

here with more reaction to the president's rally in youngstown, ohio, herman. in the senate is saying, wait a minute, if outside interference from a foreign country is a big deal -- russia, russia, russia -- we have evidence of collusion with ukraine and influence in the election as well and the iranian deal and other are talking about loretta lynch. part of me is torn between because it's not fair what we have been seeing. the agenda the president talked about, repeal and replace and schools and border and listing his accomplishments. at the end of the day i suspect if he succeeds, that will push republicans over the top in 2018 and 2020. >> many of them don't realize that. that speech in ohio reminded me of the three rallies i attended in georgia where i helped to introduce there president. he is re-asserting results, results, results. that's why he got the reaction from the crowd that he got. the democrats are all about resist, resist, resist and it's not resinating with people. he is taking his message directly to the people. the mainstream media won't do.

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i think the reason why you saw 15,000 people in youngstown, ohio, last night cheering this president on, you saw the boy scouts and their families cheering the president on, we havewe a president who says what he means and means what he says. there's no attempt to hide his feelings. he's expressed disappointment and it's been sincere. he said we will see what happens in the future, but at least the american people know and every member of the cabinet can know that you will always know whereo you stand with president trump. >> tucker: so the white house press secretary has said the white house supports russia sanctions. do those sanctions help the united states in a material way that voters can understand? >> vice president pence: this administration has supported the renewal of sanctions with regard to russian aggression in the ukraine. we will continue to work withus congress on additional sanctions. >> tucker: but it does help america?a? >> vice president pence: russia and korea and iran. that is a question for the president of the united states and our state department to determin

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. >>> the president is in youngstown, ohio, tonight for a campaign style rally. sara murray is there. the president taking the stage a short time ago. what's been his message so far this crowd? has he talked about the attorney general? >> reporter: well, certainly we've been watching for any sign of the president would bring up jeff sessions. he left him twisting out there today. he hasn't actually mentioned sessions by name but he did hint at what people have thought is sort of erratic behavior from the president particularly when it comes to this sessions issue. listen to president trump just recently earlier this evening talking about his not so presidential behavior. >> although i'll be totally honest with you. sometimes they say he doesn't act presidential. and i say hey, look, great schools. smart guy. it's so easy to act presidential. but that's not going to get it done. in fact, i said it's much easier, by the way, to act presidential than what we're doing here tonight. believe me. and i said, with the exception of the late great abraham lincoln, i can be

msnbc traveled to youngstown, ohio, to find out where they stand. >> reporter: at this diner in youngstowns and cream steaks are everybody's favorite, but that's all people here seem to agree on these days. >> we're the laughing stock of the nation. >> reporter: six months into donald trump's presidency, locals remain as politically divided as they were on election day. >> he's doing what he's supposed to be doing, helping the country. >> the way that everything is getting trivialized in the news media, i don't think he's getting a fair shake. >> i feel like he's done nothing for us. >> reporter: back in 2012, 64% of this county backed president obama, but last year nearly half of voters went for trump. >> he's not a politician, you know what i mean? he's more of a businessman. >> reporter: trump campaigned hard in this blue collar region that never fully recovered from the collapse of the steel industry and population decline. >> i'm going to bring your industry back. >> reporter: he resinated with voters who voted for obama in 2012. >> obama just wanted to please people and trump's not a

after his make america great again rally in youngstown, ohio. >> president obama never held on to themuch more safe. they are both holding the railing and walking slowly. >> make america safe again. >> a final thought. go to foxnews.com, breaking news about a former it staffer from schultz's office who has questionable things going on with computer equipment that was destroyed and arrested. >> she doesn't want to turn it over. >> this is my final thought. >> [laughing]. >> arrested at the airport at dulles and charged with bank fraud. more tomorrow. >> that's a huge story that needs to be covered. tremendous national security implications. >> they are down playing this story. >> be specific about how they destroyed the hard drives. >> they got their home depot on. >> we should ask ed who asked hillary clinton about wiping? >> wipe the server. >> she did with a cloth. >> did some staffers use hammers? >> there you go. my final thought. >> beleaguered. >> for all of the rose colored glasses. what a wonderful day, it seems to me at some point you have to deal with the idea that president

before the break we heard from voters in youngstown, ohio.hs in office, we've brought some voters live to the studio. paul anthony questa, supporter of donald trump. blair amani, voted for hillary clinton in 2016. amani al katapka, voted for bernie sanders. your man is the man of the hour, isn't he. i want to know sort of the question that so many people have been asking. is there anything that's happened in the past six months that has made you question your support for president trump? >> well, not at all. i think it is really important that all americans give the utmost support to their president. i think you have to take all steps. you have to reach out to your congressmen, even get down and pray every night. it is really important that you support your chairman. >> yes, he is the president of the united states but there's so much that's transpired over the last six months, be it the russia investigation, his tweeting, things that he said about various people, the way that he's attacked fake news. you are currently sitting on our set. you

lou: kevin corke travelings with the president in youngstown ohio, reporting to the president's busy day. include a sharp rebuke of attorney general sessions. >> we'll see what happens, time will tell. reporter: president trump was unwilling to put a timeline on when or whether he would fire attorney general jeff sessions. >> i want the attorney general to be much tougher on the leaks from intelligence agencies. which are leaking like rarely have they ever leaked before. at a very important level, we cannot have that happen. reporter: today, from the hammering his a g on twitter, writing sessions has taken a very weak position on hillary clinton's crimes. clear indication that president, now wants him out, telling the times when he told reporters. >> sessions had have never recused himself, if he was going to it he should have told me before he took the job, i ul have maked someone else. >> wasted little time weighing in. lilindsey graham, tweeting today -- >> i think that the attorney general is doing a fine job, he made the right decision to recuse himself from the russia matter. >

what the people of youngstown, ohio are going to be looking for are deliverables. and he made -- that was a campaign speech. no doubt about that. but it was similar to a lot of the speech thaez made when he was in ohio earlier, don, in the last year and a half. he promised to expand medicare. he promised to protect people against pre-existing conditions. he promised atarilyian dollar infrastructure bill. he was going to open the steel mills and coal mines. absolutely none of that has happened. he promised to address the opioid problem that we have in ohio which is very severe. hasn't done anything, in fact, he's gone backwards on those promises supporting bills that throw 20 million people off of their health care and a lot of those people who receive medicaid get treatment for opiate addiction. he's gone backwards or stayed neutral and not even offered a jobs program for people in youngstown. at the end of the day, while they may not have the left him yet, they're going to be watching and they want him to deliver. >> why do you think he continues to give these cam

students laughing it off along with the president. >> hours from now donald trump heads to youngstown ohio voters who voted for hillary clinton in a state donald trump won. can he offer them a better deal than the democrats are offering? ohio's former democratic senate minority leader and youngstown native, thank you for coming on. >> talking about the home turf. i am from trumbull county. rob: democrats yesterday, chuck schumer had a levelheaded message to win back some support in a party that has been disillusioned in the last couple years. am i crazy to think that message is a knockoff of how the president won this election. >> the trump message was a knockoff of the democratic message that had been lost. this is the reason why for generations in the rust belt, in the industrial midwest voted for democrats because they believed the economic message, the concern over fair trade, unions etc.. what happened was in the past election, mahoney county and trumbull county put their faith in donald trump, the first republican, herbert hoover in 1928, barely went for hillary clinton, 49%. rob: yo

is in trouble they rally tonight in youngstown, ohio. one at 7:00 p.m. eastern c-span3. watch on c-span or go or listen using the c-span radio app. c-span's washington journal, live it every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, minnesota republican congressman discusses the opioid epidemic and john garamendi talks about the brescia investigation. of cqen david hawkins roll call will discuss congressional pay and benefits. the sure to watch c-span's washington journal this morning. 20 discussion. next, congressman mark who chairs the house republican -- hem can't talks about takes questions about the caucus and gop efforts to repeal and replace the health care law. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the national press club, the world's leaders -- leading the news organization for journalists and where news happens. we are the constitution. am 110th president of the national press club. before we get started, i wanted to remind some people here in the audience and our -- about some housekeeping things that we have happeni

the president touted the win at a rally in youngstown, ohio. watch. >> at the very top of the list is healthcare reform. with obamacare, the washington obstructionists, meaning democrats, made big promises to the american people, and every single promise they made turned out to be a lie. you can have your doctor, you can have your plan. do you remember? 8 times. you can have your doctor. you can have your plan. i know democrats that heard that and they would have never voted for it. but they voted because they believe the lies of president obama. for 7 years he republican running for office promised to repeal and replace this disastrous law. now they must keep their promise. kennedy: not everybody was feeling the president's message. cops had to drag out quite a few protesters including one guy waving a communist flag. the healthcare battle is far from over. there is days of voting ahead as the gop tries to figure out the next move. before it was unclear if they even had the votes to proceed. how did we get here? and what happens next? let me a

bringing 7,000 people together on a tuesday emergency youngstown, ohio to hear the president of the unitedtates to talk about healthcare and policy? he did. it was about substance, foundation values of the nation, and the people he was speaking to. not only in that room, but across the country. ed: i was reminded it was like a convention crowd. convention crowds are the most of partisan people of all. if you put mrs. clinton in that crowd tonight in would be no enthusiasm. his enthusiasm among his diehard supporters are not diminishing. lou: the president touting the that's vote to open debate on healthcare. we are coming right back. >> we are one step closer to liberating our citizens from this obamacare nightmare. [cheers and applause] and delivering great healthcare for the american people. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart at

breaking tonight, the president is about to take the stage at a make america great reality in youngstown, ohio. i martha maccallum. good evening, everybody. this is "the story." it is the fourth story, he is at the covelli arena. word is they got about 20,000 people who have requested tickets and it is filling up quickly, as you can tell. kevin corke is our man there this evening, and ed henry here with us with all defects and skip tonight, and charles krauthammer standing by with his thoughts on the president's handling of the attorney general. all of that coming up moments away. as we watch them file in, we have been hearing that they are on time. the president tends to run a little bit behind time, but the crowd is filing in. melania, his wife, the first lady is there as well, white house correspondent kevin corke joins us now. he is they are on the scene in ohio tonight waiting for the president to come out. hey, kevin. >> yes, we are. great to be with you. they are calling this the rally in the valley. i have been to youngstown many times, good to get out here and see what the people in t

thousands of supporters in youngstown, ohio.ing ready and sitting down to be a very big night. fast-developing events tonight from capitol hill to wall street to the white house. a debate on healthcare after a nail biter of a vote that saw vice president pence cast the tie breaker and senator john mccain returned to the floor after being diagnit

the president scheduled to travel to youngstown, ohio to hold a big rally tonight. will have special coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox business network. watch a right here. lauren: president trump sunna mott jared kushner will return today after he met with staff members of the senate intelligence committee as part of a russian investigation. blake burman with details from the white house. reporter: jared kushner had four contacts with russians before entering the white house and that he did nothing wrong. those interactions he says were twice during the campaign and twice during the transition. two of those conversations where the russian ambassador sergey kislyak. one lasted less than a minute. after undergoing questioning at the senate intelligence committee, kushner came back to the white house and defended himself against all accusation the first of the kind of public statement. >> i did not collude with russia who did so. they had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds for many businesses. i have been fully tra

he was also in youngstown, ohio, talking about bringing skilled manufacturing. i tell you what, i think he is going to do it. i really do. liz: nancy pelosi and chuck schumer said that donald trump has it all wrong, their new plan, a better deal will create manufacturing jobs, what do you say? >> where have they been for last 8, 12 or 16 years, i don't think that nancy pelosi or schumer or pocahontas know where youngstown. is i ask them to go to wisconsin, talk to these people that are getting these jobs and ask them if it is not a big deal to them, people are not spread number -- people are not numbers on a spreadsheet, this is a very big deal to morning. democrats need to jump onboard or get out of the way, one of the two. liz: so much so -- outside of their building for fear people would jump, does this mean they are best company for u.s.? >>, i believe when they come to america, they will get a couple of different things, american workers, that will be incredible for them. and make sure that working condition are right, that is never been a problem in americ

for now, back to you. >> bret: kevin corke in youngstown, ohio. to break down some of the biggest moments from the rally, the big news today and some of the headlines for tomorrow, chris stirewalt, howard kurtz. first, to "the washington post" story that says among other things, oh officials say sessions is due to announce in coming days a number of criminal leak investigations based on his accounts of sensitive intelligence information. one of the things, chris, that the president has been calling for. >> if there's anything you think that would get donald trump off of jeff sessions' back, it would be saying, you always talk about the leaks. here's some illegality and were going to prosecute, move on it. talking to republicans today, i don't get the sense there is anything no matter how plum a piece of prize fruit sessions puts out in front of trump, is anything that's going to get him off his back. i think he hates the guy. >> bret: are reporting says he doesn't have any plans to step aside and that he still going to continue to do his job, even

he held a very good rally and youngstown, ohio last night. >> we are now one step closer to liberatingom this obamacare nightmare. in delivering great health care for the american people. cheryl: senate minority leader chuck schumer keeps trying to protect obamacare. >> to my republican friends who have repeatedly said that full repeal without replace would be a disaster. to my republican friends who have opposed the deep and drastic cuts to medicaid, i say to you, don't be fooled by this ruse. cheryl: he kept going on and on yesterday on the floor. senators now expect it to have a series of debates and votes on what could be dozens of amendments. lauren: it going to take a long time. the senate is working on health care. president trump gearing up to tackle his next priority which is tax reform. >> my administration is working every single day to heat and honor the will of the voters. that includes working on one of the biggest tax cuts in american history. and actually if i get what i want, it will be the single biggest tax cut in american history. lauren: the president wants to put

you see that. >> tucker: that was the president in youngstown, ohio.ot us thinking, who represents youngstown and congress. of course, tim ryan, a democrat. he joins us on the site now. thanks for coming up. what did he think of the speech? >> a campaign speech for sure. but not a lot of him talking about what he has done. very different than his campaign speeches when he was in ohio previously. he talked about expanding medicare, expanding medicaid, trillion dollar infrastructure bill. opiate crisis, talked about trying to take care of that. and in all instances, he has either gone backwards or not delivered at all. >> why so many people in youngstown? >> youngstown is a great place, very welcoming. >> tucker: but a place that loves an economic message aimed at the people that live there, solidly middle-class. >> an arena for six or 6,000 or 7,000 people. the energy has is very high, but the reality is, at some point, you've got to deliver. he hasn't delivered in the first six months, and as i said, he made a lot of promises during the campaign, and i

for now, back to you. >> bret: kevin corke in youngstown, ohio. her to break down some of the biggest moments from the rally, the big news today and some of the headlines for tomorrow, chris stirewalt, howard kurtz. first, to "the washington post" story that says among other things, oh officials say sessions is due to announce in coming days a number of criminal leak investigations based on his accounts of sensitive intelligence information. one of the things, chris, that the president has been calling for. >> if there's anything you think that would get donald trump off of jeff sessions' back, it would be saying, you always talk about the leaks. here's some illegality and were going to prosecute, move on it. talking to republicans today, i don't get the sense there is anything no matter how plum a piece of prize fruit sessions puts out in front of trump, is anything that's going to get him off his back. i think he hates the guy. >> bret: are reporting says he doesn't have any plans to step aside and that he still going to continue to do his job,

cnn white house correspondent sara murray is in youngstown, ohio where the president is getting ready to hold a rally tonight. sara, the president says time will tell as far as sessions' fate is concerned. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. donald trump may have built his rally television career by telling people "he's fired," but if that's jeff sessions' fate today, the president isn't saying. donald trump using a crucial day in his presidency to hurl insults at his attorney general. but trump dodged questions about whether sessions should step down at a rose garden conference today. >> i'm very disappointed with the attorney general, but we'll see what happens. time will tell. time will tell. >> reporter: trump tweeting attorney general jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on hillary clinton crimes. where are e-mails and dnc server and intel leakers? he says the real reason trump is doing this is he's still livid from sessions' decision to recuse himself from the russian probe. that decision made back in march with other department officials. >> he should not have recused hims

and tomorrow evening, president trump will be in youngstown, ohio, an event and we'll have live coverage beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network c-span3. once again, freedom caucus chair representative mark meadows will be addressing the national press club at the top of the hour. until then a conversation on this morning's "washington journal" about the justice department's new civil asset forfeiture policy. continues. clark neily joins us for the first time, vice president catoriminal justice at the institute, joins us to discuss shift in policy by the trump of nistration on the issue civil asset forfeiture. before we shift, let's define explain what civil asset forfeiture is. guest: sure. o you know, i don't use the term civil asset forfeiture, that plays into the government's terminology, i use civil these are not assets, a lot of times, people cars they use to get to work and their homes. forfeiture, civil and criminal. forfeiture, after a government convicts somebody and proves that particular property, involved in was the crime in some way, so they take proceeds of

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>> he had six or 7,000 people at the center in youngstown, ohio. i don't think it's unusual for a president to be able to draw that many people in a community center. what the people of ohio are going to be looking for is deliverables, that was a campaign speech no doubt about that. it was similar to a lot of speeches that he made when he was in ohio earlier don, in the last year and a half he promised to expand medicaid, to protect people against preexisting conditions, a billion dollars infrastructure bill, he was going to open the steel mills and the coal mines. none of that has happened. he promised to address the opioid conditions. he reversed the promises. he's gone backwards or stayed neutral and not even offered a job's program for people in youngstown. at the end of the day, while they may not have left him yet they're going to be watch requesting they want him to deliver. >> why do you think he keeps giving these rallies and should democrats pay attention? it gets folks raled up and one wonder should democrats will paying more attention to

during trump's same speech tuesday in youngstown, ohio, he also repeated his frequent attacks on the news media and claimed he can be more presidential than any other u.s. president and history, except abraham lincoln. pres. trump: and i said, with the exception of the late, great, abraham lincoln, i can be more presidential than any president that has ever held this office. amy: r republican sesenator susn collins of maine and democratic senator jack reed of rhode island were caught on a hot mic expressing concern that president trump is "crazy" at the end of a senate subcommittee hearing on tuesday. this is senator reed. .> i don't say that lightly amy: andnd that wawas natotor collins sayiying she's worried. eaearlier this month, more than0 democratic lawmakers expressed support for a bill introduced by maryland congress member jamie raskin that would create a commission to determine if the president is mentally or physicalally unfit for office. palestinians have vowed to continue protesting the new israeli security measures being imposed at the holy al-aqsa mosque in jerusalem, s

. >> the president held a boisterous rally in youngstown, ohio where he ticked off his accomplishments and claimed that no other president had done anywhere near what he's done in his thirst sfirst six months in. and after sploes evexplosive twt his attorney general, he bragged about be being presidential. >> sometimes they say, he doesn't act presidential. and i say, hey, look, great schools. smart guy. it's so easy to act but that's not going to get it done. with the exception of the late, great abraham lincoln, i can be more presidential than any president that's ever held this office. that i can tell you. >> let that soak in for a second there. so the president there, with the humblebrag. he didn't voice his displeasure with the attorney general at the rally, but have no doubt it's still there. >> the president unleashed an unprecedented attack on sessions, gone of his earliest supporters, but he still won't say if sessions' days are numbered. >> reporter: in the rose garden, he refused to say whether he would fire his attorney general. >> i'm very disappointed with the attorney ge

go to youngstown, ohio. regurgitate the same we heard on the campaign? >> at odds on health care. >> go and say your premiums are going up, insurers pilling out of the market, we need to repeal and replace obamacare? or go in and say, here is what we will do to be better than what you have. i understand that your governor is concerned about this and understand the risk and concerns but we won't leave you out there high and dry. it's not what i campaigned on. i won't let republicans do that. here's what our plan is. here's why it's going to be good for your life. >> in part, had the meeting and republican senators in town went down out of respect for the president. almost every one said they didn't think their mind would be changed going in no matter where they were in the debate. the "new york times" yesterday, a smart republican operative, worked for the group that elects senators. right now nobody many afraid of trump. a real problem. the truth is he hasn't tried. the point we talked about. where is he on local talk radio? where's the trip to kansas sa

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from a boy scout jamboree in west virginia to a big rally last night in youngstown, ohio.vents at the white house. but this is the tone so far for this week. watch. >> by the way, just a question. did president obama ever come to a jamboree? this has been a difficult week for the media because i forced them to travel with us all around the country and spend time with tens of thousands of proud americans. as i look out at the audience, i see the next generation of american leaders. i see the promise of our future. i see the strength and love of the american spirit. and because of young people like you, i and more confident than ever in the future of the united states. >> martha: there been changes this week at the white house, and we understand that there are probably more to come. here now, a man who was spotted at the white house and has traveled, went with the president to youngstown, ohio, last night, he was key in the campaign. deputy campaign manager david bussey of citizens united joins me. i guess my question is, we've seen anthony scaramucci come aboard, and we hav

the president held a rally in youngstown, ohio, last night where he ticked off his accomplishments and claimed no other president had done anywhere near what he's done in his first six months in office. well, after a day of tweets and statements he talked about his ability to be presidential. >> with the exception of the late great abraham lincoln, i c can be more presidential than any president that's ever held this office, that i can tell you. >> all right. quite a claim there. the president also did a victory lap on health care after the senate cleared the way for the debate. >> but just a short time later the effort to obamacare suffered a crushing blow. >> a comprehensive proposal to replace major portions of the affordable care act failed in the senate. the vote came hours after they narrowly voted to begin debating their health care overhaul so what's next? the senate is expected to vote today on an amendment that would create a clean repeal of obamacare which wouldn't take effect, though, for two years. >> it all unfolded as john mccain made air dramatic return to washington. a

and president trump is about to speak at a rally in youngstown, ohio.e'll be back to hear what he says later in the programme. also this hour: the two main rival leaders in libya have reached a joint agreement to try to bring stability to their country. the head of the un—backed government and the leader of the so—called libyan national army in eastern libya agreed to a conditional ceasefire after talks brokered by the french president emmanuel macron. australia's best—selling indigenous musician, doctor g yunupingu, has died at the age of forty—six. the family has requested that his image is not be broadcast. the singer, who performed around the world and sold hundreds of thousands of albums, had been in poor health for some time. new research reveals that in less than a0 years, sperm counts have dropped more than half in western countries. doctors say this is a threat to fertility in industrialised countries. no pattern was seen in south america, asia, and africa. huge forest fires in the south—east of france are being fanned by unusually hot, dry and

. >>> go to live pictures now from youngstown, ohio, where president trump is holding a rally in the same working class neighborhood that propelled him to the presidency. >> i'm back in the center of the american heartland far away from the washington swamp to spend time with thousands of true americans, patriots! >> before the rally, the president held a private event with some veterans at a local vfw post. >>> one of the votes to move the president's healthcare agenda forward came from senator john mccain. his first appearance on the senate floor since being diagnosed with brain cancer. [ applause ] >> after the vote, the senators got a stern lecture from their veteran colleague. >> we are getting nothing done, my friends, we are getting nothing done. i voted for the motion to proceed to allow debate to continue and amendments to be offered. i will not vote for this bill as it is today. >> mccain told senators all they have managed do is make obamacare more popular than it was when they started the process to get rid of it. >>> california's role as a leader on climate change furthe

away from capitol hill tomorrow evening, trump will be holding an event in youngstown, ohio. live coverage starts at 7:00 ..m. eastern on c-span 3 wednesday, justice department onicials will test of my foreign agent registration requirements. live coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span arena and online -- on c-span 3 and online at c-span.org. you can also listen on the c-span radio app. saturday, trump attended and spoke at the commissioning of fe uss gerald r.

surrounding a campaign rally president trump just wrapped up in youngstown, ohio.tiple protesters were removed from the event... >>> a new controversy tonight. multiple protesters removed from the event. take a look. >> # he is a young one. he is going back home to mommy. >> a lot of cheering. the president's rally focused on several themes. >>> tonight nbcbayarea/responds. >> chris chmura is here to explain. >> a fraud alert from her credit card company. airline reservations with purchased with her card. charges were removed from her account all of them except one. candice then spent six months trying to get capital one to remove the one final charge. she got no where and reached out to us. we contacted them and it reversed the charge and gave her a $25 credit. in a statement they said this account error should have been resolved in a more timely manner. if you have a consumer complaint call us at 888-996-tips or online. do you have the fraud alerts turned on? >> i do. and i have a capital one card too. >> school starts next month and we are kicking off our final

folks like you saw last night in youngstown, ohio.people paying more money. that's counter to what his critics keep saying on the hill he is all about the rich. just wants tax cuts for the rich. instead he said it point blank on the record these are middle class tax breaks. ainsley: take that, bernie sanders. steve: anthony scammer, the new communications director is going to be joining us. eric trump. a guy hot president of the united states actually called out last night that came up on stage after the president saw this guy, geno on "fox & friends" yesterday morning. ed: hear what the president said to him. ainsley: he drives a forklift. grew up as a lifelong democrat. never voted for a republican. and this is his first. the president pulls him up on stage last night. steve: just like that. ed: busy week so far. jillian has been all over the headlines. she is back this morning. jillian: good morning to you guys. and good morning to you as well. breaking news overnight. questions turn to chaos at city council hearing after protester

lou will be back tomorrow night or special coverage of president trump's rally in youngstown, ohio.gence report at 2:00 p.m. eastern. good night from new york. see you tomorrow. train to breaking news this morning. senator john mccain is returning to washington. which pillows on the floor. lauren: white house senior adviser jared kushner returns to capitol hill to face questions on meeting with prescience. cheryl: big day for earnings. five dow component to report this morning, including a technology, caterpillar, 3m, dupont and mcdonald's. s&p as well. lauren: in europe, the british luxury maker opened sharply high