They contribute the most to the games. We will see how it does today. They fell almost one half of 1 yesterday. We will be keeping a watch on all of this todays. I hope you have great weekend plans and lets say good morning to maria. Maria. Happy friday to you. Were coming to you live this morning from our Nations Capital. Its friday february fourth. 6 00 a. M. On the east coast. A busy day for the commander in chief this today. Set to sign a new executive order later today. This morning plus trump will be the first president since Ronald Reagan to address the event during the first year in ofce. They are supporting Law Enforcement and ending illegal immigration once and for all. He is upholding the constitution first during the constitution of life. And President Donald Trump is leading the fight to repeal and replace obama care. And americas nightmare is about to end. FoxBusiness Network is taking it live. The speech was coming on the optimism. Loving comments. It helps to hopes to g
Differently than the preceding ones. President , the pressure and tension on the existing process which exploded during the thomas nomination fight make a restoration of what came before judge thomas nomination, even it was desirable, a practical impossibility. That we face my immediate question, can our Supreme Court nomination and confirmation process so rectified discord and bitterness be repaired and it president ial Election Year . Mr. President , history teaches us that this is extremely unlikely. Bitter our nations most and heated confirmation fights have come in president ial Election Years. A confirmation fight over roger tommys tawnys confirmation in 1836, the senate refusal to confirm for nominations for president tyler in 1844, the single vote projections of rejection nominees badger and black by lameduck president s fillmore in the canon in the mid19th century. Approval ofow justices lamarr and fuller in 1888. These are just some examples of these fights in the 19th centur
Lobbiest turned around and supported the American People and passed policies that upset his former colleagues greatly. Host and gigi sohn is special council through the fcc and Gautham Nagesh and with the wall street journal. We look forward to having you back. I love the show. I will be back. Cspan created by companies 30 years ago and brought to you as a service by your local cable or satellite provider. Coming up, former graze congressman talks about his trip to iran and scott talks about education and then a talk about defense spending. On the washington journal tomorrow virginia congressman talks about International Issues like the conflict in ukraine and isis issues. And then indiana congressman talks about granting president obama the authority to fight isis arming the jordan forces and the defense budget. And we continue with our president of College Series with the president of nashville. Keep track of the Republicanled Congress and follow the new members through the first ses
Introducing choice and vouchers and expanding Charter Schools again, we had to fight with the tradition of public schools. It was very hard and difficult at the time to convince my colleagues in the carcass, the black caucus that it did not matter where it was perceived that this will movement you know the thing i used to tell my colleagues was it doesnt matter. Show an i can honestly say today we are getting much much more many more of our colleagues in louisiana understand that this is not about writing a check, but it is about who is benefiting. I really would like to say one other thing to the person who raised the question about what can private schools do. Continue to demand excellence, continue within your own organization. The beauty of choice, the beauty of choice that we found them when i here from from parents, even if the kid is in a performing school i need a school he or she. I have three beautiful daughters and i have three gorges granddaughters. If i could have had them
Been a lot of talk about what the neighbors are allies in the region have identified a problem with it cuban u. S. Policy so what is really the best way we can engage some of these partners in the region who now can point to a change in policy to use them in a way to help bring about liberties and democracy in cuba that we all want to . Whats the strategy for effectively engaging others in the region to be partners in this work now but the policy has begun to change . The second is how can we as a congress best advance this issue of human rights . This continues to be a very serious issue. How do we play world in enforcing Real Progress in helping with the human rights issue and finally to build on mr. Sires question how do we ensure that this Economic Engagement that is intended here intended to support the cuban people does not instead fortified the government at this very critical time . How do we protect against unintended consequence when we think we are helping entrepreneurs in t