Hold the answers ill talk to former congressman Jason Chaffetz about that and also coming up, ill talk to author Neil Ferguson about his new book about how President Trump rode the rising tide of social networks right into the white house as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. And good morning congress will be back at it once again today searching for a solution to reopen the government as the shutdown enters the second day. Rhetoric ratcheting up from leaders in both parties this morning with no signs of compromise. Democrats are pressing President Trump to protect socalled dream ers from deportation, but republicans and the white house want to focus solely on passing a spending bill. Meanwhile Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell is saying one way or another a vote to end this stalemate will happen early monday morning. Joining me right now is senator roy blunt of missouri the vice chairman of the Senate Republican conference and also a member of the Senate Appropria
Will drive you to the polls this. November maybe it is matters of gun control, or immigration, perhaps an interest in changing the house or senate, or to keep that from happening. What are your issues in the upcoming november elections . Call and tell us, 2027488001 for republicans. 2027488000 for democrats. Independents, 2027488002. You can also post on twitter, or tell us about the issues leading up to the november elections on facebook, you can go to facebook. Com cspan. Cnn this morning has a piece by Ron Brownstein taking a look at the november elections and the places that will decide, in his estimation, the 2018 election. He says red pockets, bluecollar blues those labels describing the seats in the house of representatives that will likely determine control of the chamber in the election. Virtually analysts agree that the epicenter of vulnerability for the majority for republicans are the red pockets, the predominantly white color suburban that the gop holds in metropolitan are
You. For those that arent, were certainly going to miss all of you and your questions. Its a busy day here at the white house like most days here. As you all saw, the president was excited to announce the Broadcom Limited is coming back to the United States, moving their company back here from singapore. Their ceo celted the president s economic agenda for once again making the United States the best place in the world to grow a business. He also noted that the tax reform plan, which was rolled out this morning, will make it easier for them and other companies to do exactly what the president has promised, bring back our jobs, bring back our wealth, and bring back our Great American dreams. This morning the president aplaulded the house ways and Means Committee for introducing the tax cuts and jobs act, which is another important step toward providing massive tax relief for the American People. Our entire administration is working tirelessly to make good on our promise to the working p
Quality to grant. Sunday night on cspans q and a. From washington journal, this is 20 minutes. Congressman tim ryan is back at our desk. Hes from a region particularly hard hit from the Opioid Crisis. And President Trump last week declared the Opioid Epidemic a Public Health emergency. What will be the impact of him doing that on the ground . Its welcome, but theres no money there. If you look at some county, portage county, my district, you need money. Money on the ground for law enforcement, money for the First Responders addressing a lot of these issues. And mostly you need the money for treatment. This is not alcohol addiction. These drugs are very potent, a 30day or 60day stay in rehab is not enough. You need maybe three, four, five months to get yourself off of this and get yourself well. And i think sometimes a lot of people just dont understand the level of devastation in some of these communities. Youre talking money nation would, how much would you like to see going to this c