how elizabeth our be could lose the debate tomorrow night with a man to take more of your money in retirement. to the battle or the borders. today the anniversary of 9/11. a knock-down dragout fight has d.c. buzzing. rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez tore into thomas homan. but he hit them back and he said he has near seen an agency that captured enough drugs to kill the u.s. population two times over. cnn s latest black eye. this debate keeps getting bigger and keeps getting worse. i m elizabeth macdonald. chad pergram on capitol hill with the democrats latest on impeachment. reporter: this is muddled what the house judiciary committee is going to do tomorrow with regard to impeachment. the resolution says to determine whether to recommend articles of impeachment. the house majority leader steny hoyer was asked earlier whether he thought they were into an impeachment inquiry. he said no. steny hoyer had to say no, this opens the door possibly for that. they will go
it s where this body has the most control over those 12 appropriation bills. when i had to hand the gavel back to the current speaker, nancy pelosi, we were actually sending less than when she handed the gavel in 2011 to john boehner. that s a record i am aproud of, but the real that s a record the real roud of, but thing is we have the same desire. when we were in the majority we passed a budget that actually balanced. i know the first part was passing a budget. we said to the american public we were serious about this. this bill gives us stability for the next two years. it helps build the military and gives protections for those that the republicans would care about that s sitting in law today. no, it s not the bill i d write by myself. it s a compromise as we move forward, but it actually allows this process to work. for too long, the american public has watched a continuing resolution after a shutdown after a continuing resolution. one of the biggest goals that we ha
today s washington journal because the houses is about to gavel and for the day. live coverage beginning in a minute on c-span. we will see you tomorrow morning back here on the washington journal. a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker s room, washington, d.c., june 25, 2019. i hereby appoint the honorable henry cuellar to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for
they faced, and the legacies they have left behind. c-span s the presidents is now available as a hard cover or e book today. at c-span.org/the presidents. or wherever books are sold. florida democrat donna sha laila is the rare freshman member who came to congress with over 300 videos in the c-span video library, that is in large part because of your eight works at work the at health and human services department during the clinton administration. what lessons did you take from that job to this job? it is pragmatism. it is what you can get done. it s a deep understanding of, for example, in health care, of the culture of health care, the politics around every idea that everyone has, and a kind of, a kinds of desire to find a way in which we can improve life for all americans, particularly improve their health, without creating a politics of division as opposed to people coming together. you know, the hhs secretary job well. how would you grade alax azar and how he is
we have a florida democrat, a freshman member, that came to congress with over 300 videos in the c-span video library because of your 8 years of work at the health and human services department in the clinton administration. what lessons did you take from that job to this job? it is pragmatism, it is a deep understanding of the politics around every idea that everyone has has, and a desire to find a way to improve the life for all americans, improving their health without politics division. how could you grade alex azar and how he is doing in that job? i m a tough grader. i like alex, but i don t think he is running health policy, i think it is being run out of the white house frankly. so i m deeply concerned about what their doing with the children that have come in and been separated from their families, there are 3,000 that will be in south florida. they re being warehoused and we have not put kids in orphages for decades. but we re diverting resources. we should b