Hearing is in the virtual form. Once you start speaking, there will be a slight delay before you are displayed on the screen. To minimize backgrounds noise, click the mute button until it is your turn to speak. You should have a clock on your screen that shows how much time is remaining. For witnesses you will have five minutes for your opening statements. For senators, you will have five minutes in which to ask questions. If there is a technology issue, we will move to the next Witness Or Senator until it is resolved. To simplify the speaking order process, Senator Toomey and i have agreed to go by seniority for this hearing. Emerson teaches us that history is a battle between what he called the innovators and the conservators. The innovators work the find new ways to make Government Work for the people it serves and make Government Work for everyone. But the conservators who amassed Wealth And Power at the expense of workers and their families, the conservators never give up. So it i
half. mr. obama: thank you, hey. thank you. hey. ow s it going? please, everybody have a seat. have a seat. we love you! mr. obama: so what s been going on while i ve been gone? it is wonderful to be home it at the rful to be university of chicago. it s wonderful to be on the south side of chicago and it s wonderful to be with these young people here and what i want to do is just maybe speak very briefly at the top about why we re here and then i want to spend most of the time that we re together hearing from these remarkable young people who are i think representative of some amazing young people who were in the audience as well. was telling these guys that it was a little over 30 years ago that i came to chicago. i had years old and gotten out of college filled th idealism and absolutely certain that i was going to change the world. but [laughter] i had no idea how. or where or what ways going to be doing. so i worked first to pay off some student loans. and then i went t
as the feds make a push to ban it. nightly news begins right now. this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, there are exactly three weeks to go until election day. and with donald trump continuing today to sew seeds of doubt about the integrity of the voting system, president obama jumped into the middle of things, advising trump to stop whining. trump s conspiracy theories and mantra about a rigged election have come to home stretch of the campaign, along hillary clinton s daily e-mail embarrassments. if there s a shake-up in the state of this bitter race coming, it could come tomorrow night when the two meet in las vegas for their final debate. that s where hallie jackson leads us off tonight. hallie? reporter: hi, lester. donald trump s aides say he spent part of his morning preparing for the final face-off. as we learned late tonight, he s expected here to vegas tomorrow, a signal everything is now on the table. donald trump tonight complaining of
push to ban it. nightly news begins right now. good evening, there are exactly three weeks to go until election day. and with donald trump continuing today to sew seeds of doubt about the integrity of the voting system, president obama jumped into the middle of things, advising trump to stop whining. trump s conspiracy theories and mantra about a rigged election have come to define much of the home stretch of the campaign, along hillary clinton s daily e-mail embarrassments. if there s a shake-up in the state of this bitter race coming, it could come tomorrow night when the two meet in las vegas for their final debate. that s where hallie jackson leads us off tonight. hallie? reporter: hi, lester. donald trump s aides say he spent part of his morning preparing for the final face-off. he s expected to bring brother as one of his guests here tomorrow, a signal everything is now on the table. donald trump tonight complaining of corruption voter fraud is all too common.
push to ban it. nightly news begins right now. good evening, there are exactly three weeks to go until election day. and with donald trump continuing today to sew seeds of doubt about the integrity of the voting system, president obama jumped into the middle of things, advising trump to stop whining. trump s conspiracy theories and mantra about a rigged election have come to define much of the home stretch of the campaign, along hillary clinton s daily e-mail embarrassments. if there s a shake-up in the state of this bitter race coming, it could come tomorrow night when the two meet in las vegas for their final debate. that s where hallie jackson leads us off tonight. hallie? reporter: hi, lester. donald trump s aides say he spent part of his morning preparing for the final face-off. he s expected to bring president obama s half brother as one of his guests here tomorrow, a signal everything is now on the table. donald trump tonight complaining of corruption voter f