shrinking national monuments. it s been an issue he has cared about in terms of corralling federal powers. wednesday some type of announcement on israel, the administration has indicated they re likely to declare that jerusalem is the capitol but punt on this ongoing issue of where the u.s. embassy should be. in all likelihood it will stay in tel aviv. on president the president will be back on eye the campaign trail so to speak in pensacola, florida, for a rally. that is aimed at roy moore supporters who live across the bay in mobile. so we see the moore issue pop up. we just saw it this morning, the president said that he is supporting roy moore. overhanging all of this is the ongoing russia investigation, the issue of general flynn, whether he is going to provide information to the mueller probe that could implicates other in the white house, and then i m sure as mike will be focusing on, at the end of the week we have big budget deadline, perhaps a government shutdown, an
the washington post survey from yesterday showed hillary clinton beating donald trump by three points. we show you some of the results from these bowls, but we want to hear from you. first of all, about what you think about these polls originally come out, how much attention you pay to them, and what it may suggest to you about the current state of campaign 2016. here s how you can let us know today. democrats, call (202) 748-8000, republicans, call (202) 748-8001 . independents, call (202) 748-8002. you can also reach us on twitter, posting your thoughts @cspanwj. we are also on facebook. these about the full details, but some of the results that came out from the survey which wall street on the journal website. it says for those expressing residential preference presidential preference, here s what it shows. hillary clinton with a 46% advantage over donald trump. with a 43% advantage. if you change that up and make it a contest between senator bernie sanders and donald t
congressional leaders need to look in the mirror after a disastrous election day. they stay tuned senator rich indian who served as dnc chairman 2008-2011 said his family pitches for needs and a serious discussion wyatt got voted out and reflecting the mood in the old senate cheever s this morning a tweet hear from senator mitchell rascal mcc k mccaskill and will know for harry reid for leader. we will know the results later on today and later today the senate will gavel in at 2:15 eastern and shortly thereafter the gene amber will hold confirmation of the 3 two district court nominees a vote to limit debate on a house-passed bill that authorizes a federal law that helps low-income families the for child care. looking ahead to next week harry reid said votes tuesday for two key pieces of legislation, one that would overhaul the government surveillance powers, the other is a bill authored by senator mary landrieu. you heard a lot of debate on this yesterday, she sees in runo
mcconnell in a bad position because they re going to have to fracture their confidence. this is what happens in washington. it s finding something that ewan fies your side and defies the other. the house republicans felt good about this plan. building stronger communities through schools. that s a hard panel to follow from the first one i have to say. that was an amazing panel and we heard great information. and we will do the same here. by name is robert and i m the president and ceo of the freeman foundation for educational choice. we re honored to be here with senator scott. i m excited about the panel for three reasons today. one, it features representatives from every sector of k 12 education. public, private and charter. two, it s going to focus on the transformtive power of educational options at the community level for individuals and the community. and three, frankly, it s a panel full of gift eded people who have been there and done that. people who worked in comm
us: journal@c-span.org. we want to show you what the speaker of the house had to say yesterday talking to reporters about the options that republicans have on immigration. host: . host: / this is a serious breach of constitution, to our system of government. frankly, we have limited options, limited abilities to deal with it directly. but that s why we are continuing to talk to our members. we have not made decisions about how we are going to proceed. host: speaker of the house speaking about the occasions they have. joining us is mike willis, a staff writer with the hill newspaper. mike, what is the plan right now? caller: he said he hasn t decided on anything concrete. the thing they are leaning towards is a two-step process, and it would be two separate bills. the first would address the immigration executive order directly. this is a conservative bill that would basically say it could exempt people from deportation. host: that s a symbolic measure because the senate is