. >> are you authorized to speak for representative zeldin?ng for him right now, letting you know -- >> okay. so, the affordable care act, one of the provisions is that insurance companies have to dedicate 85% of your premium to actually delivering health care. does representative zeldin support or oppose that part of the fordable care act? >> i can get that information. >> okay. the affordable care act guarantees that women cannot be charged more for their premiums than men. does representative zeldin support or oppose that part of the affordable care act? >> again, i can get you that information. >> okay. the affordable care act guarantees that children can stay on their parents' health care until they're 26. does representative zeldin support or oppose that part of the affordable care act? >> all i can say is that -- >> you know where i'm going with this. >> we do see where you're going with this, staffer trapped in front of the ladies' room there. that's what it's been like with constituents expressing themselves toward, in this case, new

what do you make of this move, you heard lee zeldin. >> tim kaine was a vice presidential nominee. >> lindsey graham told me yesterday he wants to see more sanctions. >> i don't think anybody has an illusion that this is fundamentally going to change iranian behavior, but it is something as a first step. i don't think this is the last step we'll see, it certainly does not fill out the iran being put on notice. where that goes is a very different question. >> a very different question. general, with your background, what is the impact of these new sanctions? and take that in combination with the strong words, the tough talk that we've heard from this white house in the past couple of days, that they were put on notice, from the president. >> i think the impact of the sanctions is likely to be marginal. iran has had decades of learning how to work against sanctions. and in this case, our allies are busy trying to capitalize on economic opportunities in iran. so it seems to me that this is more of a symbolic gesture. it's a good first step, it's got bipartisan support, that's fine. with

. >> ali velshi, anticipahappy fr >>> iant bring in congressman lee zeldin from new york. your many roles, because you're on several different contest, you're also involved with house finance. i wanted to ask you about this executive order we've just been talking about, this framework to roll back dodd/frank. i don't want to assume as a republican that you're in favor of this. what's your position? >> there were a couple executive orders signed on this. the one you were just discussing, outlining some principles guiding the entire process going forward was one. a delay of the implementation of the fiduciary rule was the other one. with regards to dodd/frank, big banks have gotten bigger. we're losing about one of these small community banks around our country per day. because of a lot of compliance costs and other implementation of dodd/frank. what happens, as a result of dodd/frank, and when you have a bad actor that is -- understands if they're too big to fail, that they're going to be bailed out by the taxpayer, the bad actor continues to make bad decisions that can bac

zeldin, for five minutes. mr. zeldin: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor brook haven national lab on its 70th anniversary. the united states is the greatest nation in the world, and one of the reasons why is brook haven national lab. their science research is aggressively pursuing cures to illnesses, protecting our national security, and increasing our energy independence. imagine being able to witness a recreation of the very beginning of our universe. a represent pli cat of the pry members will record their votes by electronic devicial soup -- replica of the pry members will record their votes by electronic devicial soup. also imagine this very same equipment could be used to find cures to illnesses such as cancer and heart disease. i'm proud that brook haven national laboratory is located in the greatest congressional district in america, the first congressional district of new york. for nearly 3/4 of a century, brook haven has stood as a world class research center that conducts ground breaking studies within the scientific commun

lee zeldin is a veteran. he's served this country. he's also a proud member of the jewish faith. you know that these reports of anti-semitism and these increased threats, they resonate. they create fear. and one of the reasons that the jewish community can live safe in the knowledge that it's not going to be victimized in a real way is because everyone takes their back starting at the top. do you believe that the president of the united states dealt with the anti-semitic threats the way he should have? >> two things. one was when he was asked the question in his press conference -- and you mentioned it on your network on friday when i was asked about it -- it was like he was answering a different question. it was an opportunity for him to leadership in a way that a lot of people who didn't vote for him would be nodding their head in agreement because he would be talking strongly with the need to tackle the rising tide of anti-semitism all over our country, the bomb threats targeting jccs, the anti-semitism on college campuses. as a leader of the free world, there's anti-semitism

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joining me is republican congressman lee zeldin of new york. he's on the house foreign affairs committee. congressman, thanks for coming in. mitch mcconnell in his own way saying he doesn't like the tweets, he wants the president to stop. had a do you thi what do you think about it? >> i think it's important to be able to focus as much on substantive policy as possible. the president, he certainly has a whole other level and way of communicating with the american public that a lot of politicians in washington and elsewhere, the media, american public, a lot are just not used to. so i think what might be an advantage of the tweets could be when you're trying to get a substantive legislative package across the finish line, a few months from now -- >> right now is it distracting from where you folks would like to have the focus? >> yeah, some of the tweets he puts out are substantive, and they're helpful. and others may not be. i certainly haven't anointed myself as a referee of each individual tweet. i haven't read every single tweet he does put

lee zeldin/-r- new york: whenever there's a new appropriation it's helpful to know how it's going tong about mexico paying for it. is that a viable option?"sen. john mccain/-r- arizona: "no."the american public is skeptical as well -- 60% disapprove of the president's executive order to build the wall, according to a gallup poll. the white house insists every dollar spent will be reimbursed and when it comes to another key republican promise -- repealing and replacing obamacare -- some gop leaders, like senators orrin hatch and lamar alexander, are open to a third option: repair. house speaker paul ryan insists it's just semantics. rep. paul ryan/-r- house speaker: "our job is to repair the american health care system, and rescue it from that it's in. and the best way to repair the american system is to repeal and replace obamacare." for a president who likes to act fast... the realities of washington could lead to mounting frustrations. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a