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the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. one of the most difficult and challenging situation any family faces is dealing with circumstances surrounding the end of life. earlier this week, n.p.r. ran a fascinating story on a little known fact that physicians die differently than the rest of us. they are more comfortable, they re more likely to spend their final days surrounded by loved ones. they seldom die in an i.c.u. or in a hospital setting. that s because doctors understand what works and what doesn t. doctors are very clear about their wishes, and they choose quality of life and concern for their families as well as ....
39%. joining me is the chief correspondent at the washington post, thank you for doing this. everyone is asking the same question of you and everyone else. to hear it from you is important. these hundredss beginningng into the to the time we are now in this presidency? it with somess caution because it is only 100 days. we address it with some concern because of the kinds of problems the trump team at the president have run into. i think it is a little premature as it always is at this stage to draw conclusions about what this ultimately means for his presidency. but they have done a lot of things wrong. they ve got some things that they can point to, that they will point to as successes. it but this has been a very rough and rocky first hundred days for them. successes include the confirmation of a supreme court justice. some say be syrian air strike was a success. what else? their would say that from point of view, some of the things they have done on the immigration ....
likely to do it, but it would have to be that kind of a call because, when i complete my term as governor, i will have held public office for 30 years. rose: we conclude this evening with author frances fitzgerald. her new book is called the evangelicals: the struggle to shape america. at first, meeting fundamentalists, that s meeting sort of the outside range of evangelicals, that these were the most foreign people i had met in america, and that really interested me. rose: dan balz, john kasich and frances fitzgerald, when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we continue tonight with our coverage leading up to president trump s 100th day in office which comes this saturday, april 29. the president continued backpedaling on ....
rose: welcome to the program. we continue this evening, our series of conversations about president trump s first first 100 days. we re joined by dan balz of the washington post. i think it s a little premature to draw conclusions about what this ultimately means for his presidency, but they ve done a lot of things wrong, they ve got some things they can point to, that they will point to as successes, but, overall, you know, this has been a very rough and rocky first first 100 days for them. rose: we continue with john kasich, a republican governor of ohio, presidential candidate in 2016 and author of a book, two paths: america divided or united. if i feel called to duty, charlie, to do something, i m likely to do it, but it would have to be that kind of a call because, when i complete my term as governor, i will have held public office for 30 years. rose: we conclude this evening with author frances fitzgerald. her new book is called the evangelicals: th ....
have to be that kind of a call because, when i complete my term as governor, i will have held public office for 30 years. rose: we conclude this evening with author frances fitzgerald. her new book is called the evangelicals: the struggle to shape america. at first, meeting fundamentalists, that s meeting sort of the outside range of evangelicals, that these were the most foreign people i had met in america, and that really interested me. rose: dan balz, john kasich and frances fitzgerald, when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we continue tonight with our coverage leading up to president trump s 100th day in office which comes this saturday, april 29. the president continued backpedaling on his ambitions ahead of the mil ....