Districts. Give them wisdom and charity, that they might Work Together for the common good. May all that is done this day in the peoples house be for your greater honor and glory, amen. The speaker pro tempore the chair has examined the journal of the last days proceedings announces to the house his approval. Pursuant to rule 1, clause 1, the journal stands approved. The pledge of alieges will be led by mr. Schneider. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with berty and justice for all. The speaker pro tempore the chair will entertain requests for oneminute speeches. For what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition . Permission to address the house the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. The speaker pro tempore without objection. On saturday morning, ron parish of yorkville illinois, passed in the open arms of jesus. Ron was a lifelong salesman that
Pbs documentary about the Trump Administration crackdown. And at 9 00 a. M. , the 50 capitals tour is an arkansas for a conversation with ava hutchison. Good morning, it is tuesday, february 13. The Senate Reconvenes this morning and the house begins its work week at noon. We are you for the next three hours on washington journal and after a busy day on capitol hill, including the budget request to congress and the kickoff to the long awaited immigration debate, we begin with open phones. What are the Public Policy issues on your mind around the country this morning . Give us a call. Republicans, 2027488001. Democrats, 2027488000. Independents, 2027488002. Catch up with us on social media. On twitter at cspanwj. And on facebook. And a very good Tuesday Morning to you. We begin with the first halfhour. And as you are calling, we will take you to the fiscal budget request making headlines this morning. Proposal,ion budget as usa today puts it, included a massive military buildup. The sto
Specifically . Guest thank you for having me on your show. When president trump. Elected i was assigned got elected i was assigned immigration. And i started looking at what happened on the border in 2014, very interested in trying to figure out what had happened at that particular moment in time and what happened to the unaccompanied minors that had crossed the border. I even shall he found out i found out that a lot of the kids actually ended up in long island come around 9000 island, around 9000 of them came. What happened was the perfect storm. You had a large influx of minors into a community that was not prepared to take them. And then you had ms13, which was a gang that had been in long island since the 1990s. And that was actually the same gang these children had been fleeing to begin with. That leads to a string of disappearances and murders, and honestly i thought it was perhaps the most perfect story at had ever come across. All of that coupled of course with the incoming pr
Uplifting speech. [chanting u. S. A. ] the best day of my life my life steve live from washington, d. C. , on this wednesday, which is joel boltons birthday. How many years have you been with the show or at fox . Brian 17 years. Ainsley gosh i thought you were 17 years old. You worked here your whole life. Steve today the state of the union is chilly. 17 degrees. Feels like 1. So cold on the roof that our printer actually froze. Somehow ladies and gentlemen, we have three hours of telecasting right here. Brian big story the attorney pusheton nor toner. Pushes back. 115 applause lines. Are you referring to the beginning of the year two of the Trump Administration . Ainsley you know how many times the word america was used in that speech . Brian how many times . Ainsley 82 times. Steve thats fantastic. I thought the line of the night are americans are dreamers, too. Ainsley i thought so, too. Steve he started the speech by telling unbelievable personal stories of people who were in the g
kayla cuevas and lisa mickens were close friends on long island. that audio was not as bad as it was on the floor. i can tell you on the floor it was worse than that you are trying to focus on the president. you want to go and recognize the people, but at least off to your left at least from where i was sitting. brian: hiss and boos? how rare is that. it is rare. they had a script. it is the resist movement. it doesn t matter what the president says or how he does it and how dare the president actually do what he says. i sat on the floor for 8 years and listened to barack obama. but we were polite. we were nice. we stood and applaud. steve: you didn t stand and applaud every time. it s always partisan. yes. when you are recognizing first responders, ordinary americans who have done extraordinary things. when you re talking about the flag and in god we trust, of course, that s when the country needs to be united. it was pretty disgusting on the floor.