Now that hes beaten back the forces of evil, hon his election to create the special counsel. The idiotic fervent effort by the party of hate to try to impeach the president which ended in acquittal for life and vindication for his historic accomplishments are already the stuff of American History and for all time. But the party of hate and the deep state are again raising their voices. Can you hear them . They are there, protesting the president s right of Free Expression of his opinions. As if this president of the United States alone has no protection under the constitution or the First Amendment. Even his own attorney general decried the president s as comments. Some rino republicans as is there wont quickly responded in opposition to the president. Susan collins, lindsey graham, mitt romney, all offering various statements of disapproval of our commanderinchief. They became a pathetic chorus of constant complaint against our president. We begin with u. S. Attorney general william b
Street journal, first on china, greg, everyone seems to think that if you dont get a deal, if you can push back tariffs, for now that might be just as good as one, what do you think . Certainly we are past the days where every sickle things got worse, things look worse, the markets took it on the chin, we are now in a stage where things arent getting worse, thats okay, nice if we got better, nice of phase 1 deal but honestly just like staying where we are is satisfactory for the markets. I think, neil, the way to think about it on the trade front we reached a new equilibrium, higher uncertainty, more unilateral action but the markets having sort of got use today the new equilibrium and will take it hard if the equilibrium gets worse. Neil lets say we dont get a delay on tariffs, i imagine that would not be well received . People are putting 75 probability that we delay the the december 15th tariff increases that would be my expectation as well, i dont expect things to be terrible. Neil
And who loved this committee very greatly. He passed away just a few days ago having served his country in the armed forces and in the congress, and so we do mourn his passing and it would be not in keeping with our traditions to from seed witho proceed without giving our condolences to his family and for those who sent him to congress to represent them. At this point i would like to recognize mr. Nadler, the chairman of the full committee for remarks on mr. Conyers. Thank you, madam chairperson. Americans across the country are mourning the loss of john conyers today, but nowhere is his loss felt so deeply than here in the Judiciary Committee where he sfefserved for more th0 years as a member of the committee including 20 years either as chairman or Ranking Member. John conyers was a true champion for civil rights for the oppressed and disenfranchised. Prior to the service in congress, he was in the Civil Rights Movement and was in selma, alabama, in 1963. He holds the distinction of
Judge and an Immigration Law attorney. The subcommittee will come to order. With the indulgence of our witnesses before we proceed to the hearing, i think many of us would like to say a comment or two about the late john conyers, who was a member of this committee for many decades. Who gave his life to public service, and who loved this committee very greatly. He passed away just a few days ago having served his country in both the armed forces and in congress. So we do mourn his passing and it would not be in keeping with our traditions to proceed without at least giving our condolences to his family and to those who sent him to congress for so many decades to represent them. At this point, i would like to recognize mr. Nadler, the chairman of the full committee for remarks on mr. Conyers. Thank you, madame chairperson. Americans across the country are mourning the loss of john conyers today, but nowhere is his loss felt more deeply than here in the Judiciary Committee, which he serve
While serving his country both in the armed forces and in the congress. We do more in his passing and it would be not in keeping with our traditions to proceed without at least giving our condolences to his family and to those who sent him to congress. I would like to recognize mr. Nadler for remarks. Thank you madam chairperson. People are mourning the loss of john conyers but nowhere is his loss felt more deeply than here in the Judiciary Committee where he served for more than 50 years as a member of this committee including more than 20 years as either chairman or Ranking Member. John conyers was a true champion for civil rights and a justice for the oppressed and disenfranchised. Prior to service was on the forefront of the Civil Rights Movement and was in alabama for the freedom day bodine drive in congress endorsed and once in office he hired rosa parks and when her civil rights activism caused other employers to shun her. Throughout his career he was a leader of progressive cau