Is 202 hat line 7488001. We also welcome your comments on twitter. Tweet us cspanwj. Post your comments on facebook. We are talking about the federal Death Penalty being reinstated by the department of justice effective as of thursday. The executions set to begin in december of this year. The Justice Department plans to restart Capital Punishment after long hiatus. The attorney general william barr ordered the euro of presence to schedule executions for five inmates on death row. Each was convicted of murdering children among others. Owe it to the victims and their families to carry out the sentence imposed by our Justice System. They write that by diving into the Death Penalty debate, the Trump Administration is pushing back against the countrys recent trend of declining executions. More on the washington post. One of the authors of that piece, mark berman, is on the phone with us this morning. What was behind the administrations decision to reinstate the federal Death Penalty . Guest
Congress. I want to express my appreciation to the witnesses who have come to share testimony today. Its a rare occasion that we can get to hear from the hard working folks who make up our state and local governments. Former mayor of springfield i can tell you my experience as to how important the work all of you do is. It is from that lens that i view the issue of state and local Tax Deductions as s. A. L. T. I view it from the Vantage Point of someone whose Life Experience has been a testament to the impact and investments made and Services Provided by local governments and what those investments can mean in terms of the lives of our citizenry. Over xi be that choeinsuring maintaining roads, bridges and tunnels, so people can get to where they need to be is part of our challenge. Responding emergencies, providing services for low income family, elderly and the others rely on the safety net is our obligation. That is precisely what local government does. Mr. Thompson, thats why the wo
The spring court, and immigration the Supreme Court, and immigration. No doubte aint i love this land god bless the usa [cheers applause] blessreenwoods god ]playing pres. Trump thank you very much. Thank you to lea the green one, and thank you to ralph for the incredible introduction and the extraordinarily leadership for a long time. I have known ralph for a long time. Job. S been an incredible ive not know this was number six, six times, and i will see you next year. [cheers applause] pres. Trump 10 years ago, you found in this organization with a few people and a great deal of prayer. Today, the faith and Freedom Organization is the largest faithbased get out the Vote Organization in modern american history. Congratulations as well to this years recipients of the west and churchill Lifetime Achievement award, dr. Bill bennett, who is a great guy. Where is bill . Is he here . Will you come here, bill . I want to shake your hand. I love this guy. I see him all the Time Committee is a
Lot of time thinking about things like that so why am i to sign my name that we refer to myself that way i guess in the world of sound bites i am. H. Is for henry my grandfathers name. I grew up in texas in the arkansas border. Cspan how long did you live there . Guest the time i was born until my first airplane ride. Cspan what was the reason your parents have gone there in the first place . Guest i got dropped out of school when he was 14 and worked as a cowboy when his dad died, walked 21 miles. That wasnt uncommon in those days, became a cotton broker from the farmers and it was a cotton farming center. To realize that you were rich and my reply is i was born rich because of the parents i had. My mother did and my dad saw me finishing the Naval Academy i couldnt take it home and finally i could buy and sell horses but i couldnt take them to a ipad paper routes and more than anything watching him do business with farmers he was a wonderful man and a very kind and decent man he works
A boat that capsized and that happened in may it made headlines around the world at the time and he survived he actually wants to stay inside his ear but most of the other people on that boat actually died at sea and he wants to stay because hes here for Economic Opportunities he wants to work hes a barber he told me not everyone feels the same i spoke to a few people earlier they said that they feel like theyre stuck in limbo here the country doesnt have an asylum system the n. H. They are says that theyre trying to help to get some of those sent other countries including europe to safer countries now a few of them said that they work youll notice that theres quite a few empty beds they work illegally they do the odd job here or there to earn a little bit of money and that money helps them buy food and very basic stuff that is not provided here at this camp when i spoke to the red cross and they said that theres a lack of funding but also the government at the moment is in political t