they were not voting for joe mccarthy. i happen to be the recipient of the vote, and i certainly appreciate it a great deal. coine other side of that is you were the recipient of all the protest vote in wisconsin. that would be against the failures of the administration. senator mccarthy: that may well be. >> senator, i wanted to ask you about mccarthyism. am i right supposing that the first one to use that word was owen lattimore? >> i think it was first used by lattimore or the daily worker. communists gathered in new york to decide how they would fight mccarthy and they coined the term mccarthyism. as to the date of that, i frankly don't know. >> that is the argument, you see. either the daily workers publication or the lattimore testimony was the first time it was used. >> or the testimony by howard rushmore. and coinedunists met the phrase mccarthyism. >> i want to ask you about the congressional testimony about the institute of pacific relations. this was about a year ago, and it was a letter written by a secretary o

what specific harm do you think senator mccarthy has done ? >> when you smear men like william jessup and men who have been in government service for years, you do a great deal of harm. used her up hate and suspicion and fear all over the united states. the most dangerous thing the communists can do in the united states is stir up hatred, suspicion and fear. i think anyone doing it is doing as bad a job as they are. >> do you think there is any grounds for suspicion and fear among the people of the united states? >> no reasonable grounds. no man should be deprived of his reputation and standing without a fair trial. not by the ravings of mccarthy. >> don't you think the american people have some reason to suspect there is a state department that harbors people known to be subversive and agents of foreign powers? >> i don't think the american people have any sound reason to suspect our state department. >> sound reason. we are going to separate this from senator mccarthy immediately. on sound reason, we are on the same side. >> owen lattimore,

the last word about jean mccarthy should always be or senator jean mccarthy? if i have to run for president i will do it. august 17, 1967. [applause] to make this is about mccarthy and his counterpart. going door to door for jean mccarthy and just like going door to door for bernie sanders and with that possibility for the future for young people to see what happens in virginia so in the same way my question is why doesn't msnbc or other stations cover the alternative to the establishment point of view? virginia took everybody by surprise and they were inspired by the new wave. we love your show but i would just like to hear another voice. >> is that bernie sanders? >> i do love him but i also want to hear about county elections not just the two candidates for governor or senator. there is a lot of stuff we don't hear about. >> the establishment as this book shows is the last to know when something new and important happens. that was true in the democratic party 1968 and last time around none of them saw trump coming. so the establishment will always behave th

mccarthy, he loved joe mccarthy he realized he was bad guy. he was growing up. you learn the people you love are wrong. no way too explain it neatly. he got tired of chasing bad guys. looked out for the victims at the end. cspan: your book, bobby kennedy, a raging spirit. jack was elegant. bobby awkward. he was the heavy making himself in situations where jack needed to remain as distant. >> jack would say go see governor today sal of ohio, he won't say he is for me. keep me out of it. he sends bobby in with rober hose. out comes the governor jack. that was like a mobster in the room with me. he made me do it. did same thing with governor toes of marilyn. bobby had to talk to the governor, hanging on to the governorship. we're cutting you lose, buddy. jack is getting elected to the senate, you will lose the election. jack said keep me out of it. jack is the prince everybody likes, bobby is the one -- here is great example. i worked for tip o'neill all those years. bobby gave him to the 1966 give me your credentials in the election, give me your credentials so yo

mccarthy: mr. speaker, i first want to thank all the members for their flexibility in coming back to town this past monday. as such, members are advised that votes are no longer expected in the house tomorrow, friday, december 8. members are further advised to be prepared for the house to be in session the week of december 18. first votes of that week will be expected at 6:30 p.m. on monday, december 18. we all know we have important work to do, including passing historic tax cuts and job act for the american people. -- and jobs act for the american people. i think that will be an excellent christmas present. if there are any further changes to our schedule, i'll be sure to let all members know. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, the house is not in order. i can't hear. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. he house will be in order. mr. mccarthy: if there's any further changes to the schedule, i'll be sure to let all members know. i'll yield t

mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i took note there are a lot of things said. let me make sure to get through all of them. you first mentioned many times that i did not mention and i was asked the question when we would vote on the tax bill. i answered the question. i said yes, we'll vote on it tuesday. you said you heard it could be tuesday and i wasn't asked other questions. but now that we have, let's walk through this. one of your first arguments was debt. do you realize in this pro-growth tax cutting tax bill, it pays for all of it. what is interesting, don't take my word for it. what happens every day to the market when they realize congress is one day closer to passing the tax bill. eryone with a 401-k gets a increase. and the movement is passing the tax bill. and that's for all americans invested. everybody's retirement is getting a little better because of it. now what about on the jobs' prospective. broadcomm was created in america but left america, on the day of the announcement said we're coming back. not

mccarthy: well -- mr. hoyer: i yield to my friend. mr. mccarthy: i came to you. it was under my impression that a member came to me and said that. maybe that's not true. but i said, you know what, let's get together and let's work this out. i don't want to make chip partisan in any shape or form. and we met and we tried to work and you came back to me and said, you got to go it alone. i said, that's not how i want to do it. so what we did was we took everything we heard from the hearings, i even in good faith, the chairman of that committee, greg walden, stopped a markup. in the hopes, because you requested, not you, but your ranking member, that they weren't prepared, that they wanted more time. so we want to do everything in our power. but at the end of the day you couldn't be there. and twice your side of the aisle and yourself voted against chip. you can't argue against it now. you voted against it. and when you talk about appropriations, i'm very proud what have we did on appropriations. we haven't been able to do that in quite some time. but there were in t

mccarthy, seek recognition? mr. mccarthy: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns today it adjourn to meet at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. and further, when the house adjourns on that day, it adjourn to meet on monday, december 18, 2017, when it shall convene at noon for morning hour debate and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. gianforte: mr. speaker, america lost a hero this week and i lost a friend. tim frable trained at malstrom air force base in montana and flew missions in a p-51 over japan during world war ii. during one mission, he had to ditch in the pacific and he and a wingmate floated for days before being rescued. tim was my science teacher in junior high school. he told his ocean rescue story in a five -- in five-minute installments at the end of cla

when he turned against joe mccarthy, he thought mccarthy went way too far fighting communism and abusing witnesses and demagoguery, he wrote the resolution condemning him on behalf of democrats that down. bring him when mccarthy drank himself to death, took him three years to do it. he was apparently determined to drink himself to death, bobby stayed with him as a person. would to to his family and sit there with mccarthy sat across in his stupor. he would write in his diary how mccarthy was drunk the last three hearings. i'm irish. i understand this thing. i understand the whole thing. the clan. look out for a guy that grew up like you did even if he goes bad. i understand it. all the time he was risking his brother's political career, he didn't want to be friend of joe mccarthy entering the' 60 election because mccarthy was out of favor with the country. he was at the national airport with his daughter kathleen, a friend of mine daughter and friend of my wife even more. she was six years old, with daddy, that is how she talks of course, withh daddy. daddy gets the word over the car rad

i'm famous person melissa mccarthy. i'd like to talk to you about a subject the mainstream media doesn't want you to hear about. they say we shouldn't ask questions. they say it's settled science. they call people who disagree with them deniers. of course i'm talking about gravity. let's look at the facts. the so-called theory of gravitivity was conceived by isaac newton. that's right, the guy from the cookies is trying to tell us why we should stay down. every day millions of schoolchildren are brainwashed into believing that they cannot fly. >> melissa, what are you talking about? [ cheers and applause ] people cannot fly. >> melissa: this is my slightly less-famous acquaintance, jennifer aniston. >> it's jennifer. >> melissa: we're aware who you are and are not. and i'd like to know and i think all of america would, who told you that gravity is real? >> hm? pretty much every scientist in the world told me that. >> melissa: exactly. every single scientist. every single one? isn't that a little fishy? this [ bleep ] is

he was able to prove that joe mccarthy was wrong. he was wrong that there were more communist in the u.s. government than joe mccarthy said. stan evans proves that in "blacklisted by history." i met joe mccarthy to my father, he was something of a confidant to him. he was a hail fellow well met. he liked to party and like to drink or two. didn't talkas you communism, he was fun. he was also someone who did not ticket price for a well. he consequently said things, and even did things that hurt the cause of anti-communism for some time. i would certainly not pick him a someone to lead the movement, but he made a contribution in challenging the idea that, were there communists in the government? there certainly were. brian: long-time chicago tribune reporter, your father. i want to read back to what you wrote and get you to explain this. why is it that liberals insist that a conservative historian cannot write an object to book about conservatism, but nether -- never question whether a liberal historian can write an objective book about

mccarthy. >> thank you for coming. is there much turnover in the building, i know you have been there quite a while. is it typical that you're -- >> we have -- of the original group four years ago, two of us remain. people -- we've had extended periods like over a year there was no turnover. it varies depending on situations, like circumstances. it's typical residency, i think is over four or six months maybe. >> 30 days. >> commissioner walker. >> this isn't to you but it is to staff. are there imminent dangers or hazards in this building as is? >> thank you for your public comment. we appreciate it. >> dan lowry, as i'm looking at the notice of violation, there's a new gas stove without ventilation. one of the areas greater than allowable for code and we don't know the plumbing position in the building. >> you haven't inspected the aspect of it? >> i don't see it on the notice violation. >> do you know that -- >> mr. paul? can you answer that question? >> thank you commissioner. at the risk of making waves in this wa

watches gene mccarthy doing this. not knowing he will do it in 2016 and run that insurgency on the left of the democratic party against the establishment. so he was running the gene mccarthy play. the democrats lose. part of the institutional establishment of the democrat ek party, blames the, the insurgency on the left. which is actually the only thing that could have saved them. i think. in 1972, they lose even worse with george mcgovern, the most liberal nominee any party has ever had, was george mcgovern. he lost terribly. so the democrats' lesson has been to be afraid of their left edge. and, and you can always see it. how the establishment, always trying to pull away from the left edge. and the republican lesson of yoir68 was to move closer to the right edge of the party. >> try to do justice -- this powerful, and this dense. in 30 minutes. the book is called "playing with fire" the 1968 election, by lawrence o'donnell. great conversation. wish we had mr. time. thank you. >> that's it for tonight. thank you for

joce: republican house majority leader kevin mccarthy calls the rail project a boondoggle. california democrats, including u.s. senator dianne feinstein, are backing hundreds of millions in additional money. in support projects. mccarthy says it should be stopped immediately. he's been a vocal critic as far back as 2012. rep. mccarthy: i know hollywood happens to be in california, but this is not a kevin costner movie. if we build it, i don't know if they will come. and that is not how we play with taxpayers' money joce: near fresno, the foundation is being laid for the system, viaducts and crossings being built. but it will be nearly a decade before riders can hit the rails. a federal railroad administration report cited by lawmakers called the project over budget and behind schedule. lisa marie alley: i would disagree we're behind schedule or over budget. we always have to predict what our budget is gonna be. we anticipate right now our system will cost $64 billion. i know people think it's the christmas morning scenario where after we voted for this, we're gonna wake up

they were talking about mccarthy calling reporters communist. it was the usual gimmick with mccarthy. i merely said something like, to mr. hunt, i think you are mistaken when you equate orticism with this loyalty treason. reporters are good americans like other americans. it is a great mistake to denounce us as traders. traderse looking for and people doing damage to our country. andook us on capitol hill there is senator mccarthy doing an anonymous damage to the country. host: what impact did he have on your life? in 1969 nixon had been elected. his vice president was spiro agnew. afterecided they would go the media, that the media had been overly critical and unfairly critical of maxtor -- of mr. makes inter-and the campaign. during themr. nixon campaign. so they unleashed spiro agnew who went around talking about negativeism. was, it wasf that possible for conservatives to enter into the mass media, which we had been denied before. radio, television and so forth. coming out of that, bill rusher became well known to a thing called the advocate

using fbi files was able to prove that joe mccarthy was wrong. he was wrong that there were more communist in the u.s. government than joe mccarthy said. stan evans proves that in "blacklisted by history." i met joe mccarthy through my father, who was something of a confidant to him. he liked to party and liked a drink or two. as long as you didn't talk about communism, he was fun. he was also someone who did not take advice very well. he consequently said things and even did things that hurt the cause of anti-communism for some time. i would certainly not pick him a -- pick a mess someone -- pick him as someone to lead the movement, but he made a contribution in challenging the idea that, were there, and is in the government, there certainly were. host: a long time "chicago tribune" reporter, your father. i want to read back to what you wrote and get you to explain this. why is it that liberals insist that a conservative historian cannot write an object to book about conservatism, but never question whether a liberal historian can write an objec

mccarthy: come february, check your check. because that will be the pay raise of the vote for donald trump. that will be the beginning of the next century, america's century. thank you and god bless. [applause] president trump: so i just want to conclude by saying this will indeed be a very big day when people look back at our country, a whole different attitude, a whole different way. and i really want to end by looking back and thanking all of those people standing behind me that worked for years. this was the culmination of a few months' work, but they have been working on getting this done, whether it's mitch, paul or kevin or orrin. they have been working on this for years and years. and i just want to turn around and thank them all. they are very, very special people. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the president has departed. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until all members of congress have departed. >> senate majority leader

kevin mccarthy is coming up this morning. we will talk to him about where we stand right now. bethany frankel is with us as will this morning. first this. the tax-cut showdown on capitol hill. tennessee senator another hold out. a so-called trigger. the way in the republican said it well. here is what he said afterwards. the chamber is also fighting over the member -- measure to eliminate the individual mandate. another proposal to raise the corporate tax rate. thank you so much for joining us. it is not your chamber i recognize that. what can you toss in tell us in terms of the breakdown blessing. we all thought the senate was getting close and than this. i think you framed it just right. sometimes we forget about the objective reality. that tells you if this doesn't go through we probably don't continue to grow at 3%. just to let people back home no. they don't even include that. about half of the federal revenue. you lower corporate rates and you are seen the signals already. they said you could never grow at 2%. you are lowering rates and then if you don't see the revenue

we take up the deep state's sordid web of corruption with jim jordan and andrew mccarthy tonight. our top story tonight, the justice department's clear political corruption in the highest levels. the question is how far down does it go? the american public is asked to believe that it is answered ignorance in the justice department and not professional incompetence plaguing the doj and fbi. the corruption is too sinister and evident to ignore and the only way to respond to the aspect- trump partis an is to reopen every single operation he has touched. but the nation's attorney general doesn't see it that way. rob rosenstein testified before the house judiciary committee and flatly defended the department of justice and he seems convincingly unconcerned that bias and political corruption infested mueller's investigation. presidential election. the newly released text messages from fbi officials. peter strok and lisa page only the latest examples. of course, strok's son obtained a warrant from a court to spy on members. trump campaign. court documents show that the fusion co-founder

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great job. .evin mccarthy kevin, what a job. we had fun. do we have a good time. steve scalise is braver than all of us. where is he? [applause] i don't know. he had a rougher year than most of us, but a hell of a way to lose weight. not a good way, we love you, steve. great job. [applause] mr. trump: kevin brady. heaven. -- kevin. i mentioned at&t, but many companies have came -- come forward saying they are so happy. we will see something very special. we are bringing entrepreneurship back into this country. we are getting rid of all the knots and ties. jobs.tely, it means jobs, jobs, jobs. it will be a special time. we are in a special period of time and it will be even more so. maybe i could start with mitch and then we will go to paul and we will have a few folks come up and say a few words and we will have fun. mitch, how about you start? mr. mcconnell: mr. president, you made the case for the tax bill, but it has been a year of extraordinary, tishman for the trump administration. accomplishmenty for the trump administration. mr. president, thanks to your no

after, this vote in the house, congratulations to paul ryan, kevin mccarthy. steve scalise cathy mcmorris rogers and all great house republicans who voted in favor of cutting your taxes. there was one problem.

mr mccarthy you felt forced to take your son out of a well regarded school and then why. he was reviled as a jew. friends found out he was jewish they said we can't play with you anymore. and he was increasingly hit and kicked. his hat was knocked off his head. never let up and it culminated in very hard beatings the fist still has the remains of a huge bruise on his back. so the climax that led us to take him out of the school was a mock execution with a very real looking replica. that he was strangled in till he became unconscious. and how did his bullying. ditto somewhere a keeper. you know. he never said he was jewish until one day in ethics class the teacher said we're going to learn about the world's major religions. which houses of worship do you know about the people church mosque church. church. and he said synagogue. and the teacher said oh how do you know about synagogues are you a jew and he said yes but that's when the anti semitic attacks began. that's when this bullying was going on long before the pistol incident you contacted the school administration how

house majority leader kevin mccarthy joins me. because more potential backlash in a rush investigation.what the chance is what investigator attended a party on election night. and we were asked a former attorney general joining me momentarily. and what's next after the presidents moving the us embassy? we will see how that affects peace efforts as we look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures". >> a push for tax reform now in the final leg of congress this is a big week. the house-senate conference committee prepares to meet publicly on wednesday. to finalize a sweeping tax overhaul.there are several key differences between house and senate versions. like for example, income tax deductions and family tax credits. genuinely house majority leader, kevin mccarthy. congressman, thank you for joining us. kane talk is about the status of this bill? you have been leaving this conference last week into this week now. this is a big week for you. >> it is a very big week. we made great progress. think of it. moved house come back in. w

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>> mccarthy. >> we don't have a mccarthy. we have a mcallister. >> that works as well. >> $40,000 week at the plasma hotel where they filmed home alone 2, lost in new york. >> one of our finest suites, sir. >> the cool thing, home alone 2, lost in new york, experience for $8.95, this backpack with all the drawings on it, a dvd for home alone 2, what kevin did throughout his adventures in home alone 2 and newspaper, i am wondering where my ice cream is at. >> make it 3. ♪ >> i cannot believe it has been 21 years since the release of home alone 2, lost in new york, and the experience at the plasma hotel, re-create the famous scenes in the film. all i have left to say is -- rob: we get some other cool things with a limousine where we re-created the entire shot with the limo and the guy opening the pizza. hopefully have that on "fox and friends" later at 7:30 a.m.. i apologize to the plasma for jumping on that bed which is a $40,000 a night sweet and i had my chuck taylors on their. i apologize in advance for that. it was a coo

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but it's very early and mccarthy is becoming a huge issue. the senator from wisconsin and trying to find communist influence in the government, and eisenhower thought he's really ruining any sensible way we have to detect communists in government. he was within his own party and also on the side of the republican party that eisenhower had the most trouble with. so mccarthy was a problem, but eisenhower never liked to name his opponents. he would never talk about his opponents by name. so he takes this opportunity for a nationally televised speech in front of the anti-defamation league. jackie robinson, rex harrison, it was really a big event. and he relates this story how as a boy he lived in abilene, and the code of abilene was if you had a disagreement with someone you met them face-to-face. there was no character association. he said, you know, the bullet had to be in front. you could sneak up on somebody and surprise them the way that joe mccarthy obviously was. and so this was a lesson that he took, he said, from abilene. and i found som

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