the deal would preserve the primesy of the military in the 21st century. speaker ryan was joined by the chair of the house armed services committee, mac thornberry, and they spoke for about 15 minutes. mr. thornberry: i'm macthornberry of texas, chairman of the armed services committee. when we talk about defense, we usually talk about billions of dollars in programs and what not. but the consequence of the vote we're about to take is about real life flesh and blood. earlier this week, a grandmother called one of my district offices. i'd nominated her grandson to one of the academies, he's a pilot in the military. her message to me was, please ground the planes until you know for certain they're safe for my grandson to fly in. understandable, given the terrible accidents as recently as last week. the bill we're about to vote on turns the corner in fixing our planes and ships and readiness and it also sends a very strong message to allies and adversaries alike that the united states is going to stand all and defend ourselves and that's more important because it's something we're doin

the job that we started. speaker ryan: well, happy st. patrick's week. it seems like it was a long time ago but you have to remember we are just shy of three months of the tax cuts and jobs act passing. so much has happened in those intervening three months but it was only three months ago this occurred. in this very short period of time, the success that we have seen as a result of this law exceeds our greatest exceptions. what have we been seeing? we have seen utility bill savings in more than 40 states in the country. over 40 states because of the tax law are lowering their rates for utilities. that's real money in paychecks, especially for the people who have been living paycheck to paycheck. we have seen more than six million employees receive bonuses from hundreds of companies. we've seen a vast majority of americans have already seen bigger paychecks because of withholding tables have changed so now people are opening the mail or going online and seeing their paychecks are bigger as a result of this law. now, we can add another tax reform effect to the list. cathy just menti

ryan panama joart leader mcconnell lacked the integrity to insist the mueller witch hunt be concluded. instead they allow mueller to continue wasting taxpayer resources and dollars to aid the dems and the left in their efforts to obstruct and subvert the rsh and his administration. for president trump's part he's pressing ahead with punitive tariffs on steel and aluminum despite all the praying of the democrats and the republican establishment and of course the national left-wing media last week. and our president is forced to take on almost single handedly the congressional republican establishment and the gop leadership on capitol hill who have been bought and paid for by the business round table and the chamber of commerce. we'll take all of that up here tonight. our guest tonight two congressmen calling for a second special counsel to investigate corruption and fisa abuses. also tonight, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and byron york to take up the never-ending mueller witch hunt. and we'll take up the deep state's attacks on president trump with leading political analyst ed

:00 p.m. eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >>> hello and thank you for joining us. i'm ryan noble s s in for fredra whitfield and right now outrage is growing in sacramento after a newly released independent autopsy contradicts the police department's account of how stephon clark died. the results reveal that the unarmed black man was shot eight ti times by officers and primarily in his back in less than an hour. protester protesters will gather demanding justice for clark's death and answers from law enforcement. ryan young joining us live from sacramento, and ryan, what is the atmosphere like in the city right now? >> ryan, like you said an hour from now that protest is going to start again, and if you look behind me former nba player matt barnes is in the distance talking about the rally. he is one of the voices that is going to be here talking about what happened and the conversation that has been happen iing over to last few da in this community. and we believe it might be one of the largest rallies they have had over the past few days, and stephon clark is a 22-year-ol

half century and paul ryan now, the speaker of the house, weighing in on this issue. he does not like the tariff idea. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> we hear from paul ryan and mitch mcconnell later this afternoon. that is a first question. we will hear from president trump. first questions in the bilateral meeti meeting. sam nunberg has three days to decide if he will stick to his word and refuse to comply with the grand jury subpoena in the russia investigation from the special counsel. it is of interest because of the cable news circus nunberg whipped up, but because of the claims it could have on the impact of the russia probe. he is supposed to appear friday, but a series of interviews could be called erratic or bizarre, nunberg said no way. >> they want me over. they want me over at the grand jury. screw that. why do i have to go? why? for what? >> this week's whirlwind started when mueller sent nunberg a grand jury subpoena seeking documents relating to the president and campaign officials. nunberg spent five hours being questioned by the special counsel's t

special counsel with subpoena powers. ryan remains silent despite the growing list of those at the highest levels of law enforcement eve ensnared in the scandal. a half dozen of comey's closest associates have retired, demoted or resigned including james baker, james rybicki, lawyer lisa page and mike kortan and justice official bruce ohr. our next guest is among those who called for a special counsel to investigate surveillance abuse and fbi-doj misconduct. joining us is congressman ron desantis. he's the leading republican candidate for the governmentship of florida. good to have you with us, congressman. let's begin, if we may, with a call for a second special counsel. how important is it for mccarthy and scalise to 0 add their voices to the call for a second special counsel. >> i applaud them for doing that. and u.s. senators like chuck grassley and lindsey graham. i would call on our speaker of the house paul ryan to follow their lead and call publicly for the appointment of a second special counsel. ryan was publicly supportive of special counsel mueller. well, by golly gee y

point? guest: it's up to speaker ryan. there is a majority in the house that would vote for what i would call commonsense gun legislation, if the speaker would be willing to put it on the floor. likely that is our job. i think we would pass background checks, i think bump stock legislation would pass. i think there is an emerging debate about the use of combat weapons, which belong in the battlefield, and efficient get into our school. -- schools. the bottom line is, if these bills word to go to the floor, i believe they would pass. the way it works in the house, the speaker has the authority to say yes or no to give the house a vote or not. what i'm seeing speaker ryan with respect to guns, is the same thing i'm skiing with reagan -- speaker ryan -- i'm seeing with speaker ryan in regatta daca, net neutrality, they have this congress that is stalled largely because the speaker will not move ahead due to his own divisions within his party. host: you mention come at weapons does a second ago, i assume you mean assault weapon bans. could you define what an assault weapon is? challeng

it under way because of you and judicial watch. we appreciate it. up next, rinno leaders. ryan doing the business of kstriet. we take up the efforts of their effort to slow the president down if not slow him down altogether. stay with us. >> lou: the rino leaders of the house and senate spend more time opposing president trump than almost anything else they do. this time on tariffs and trade. ryan doing the business. >> we want to make sure abusers are held to account and make sure every step doesn't create in're unintended consequences. >> lou: he doesn't understand a word he is saying. president trump said china and european union pay for unfair trade practice. ryan doesn't understand immense trading partners that take advantage of free-trade. no other country dropped tariff and barriers to trade like the united states. we stand alone as a free-trader and that make its a very expensive proposition. senate majority leader mcconnell doing the bidding of his masters on k- street as well. >> many much our members are discussing with the administration just how broad and how sweeping th

citizens and conservatives antheir party. paul ryan parking the spending bill with democratic initiatives and programs and piling on the money. in so doing ryan has made certain the republican party won't know what's in the bill until the very last possible moment. and in so doing it's likely doomed the gop to a massive loss of seats in the midterm elections. it's ugly tonight in the house and it's not likely to get any better with the midnight friday deadline looming. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill. reporter: president trump signed often. press secretary sara sanders saying that the president supported the bill because it contains more funds to rebuild the military, such as the large ers raise for our troops in a decade and other can dmeek domec priorities. congress didn't have time for a snow day with the deadline approaches. >> i'm proud to announce it will will reach vital objectives. >> $2 billion in new money for school safety measures, a bipartisan proposal tightening up background checks for firearm purchases and $1.6 billion for the presid

anyminute from speaker paul ryan, along with other runs scrambling right now to change the president's mine on these tough new tariffs. the canadian prime minister hopes debates is not over. that back and forth with a president today. >>> also some reaction from ron allen, that west virginia teacher strike from senator joe man chin. he'll join us live from capitol hill. >>> benjamin netanyahu speaking at a pack this hour. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> in the meantime we're following that report from south korea on a potential breakthrough with north korea. the president say we're going to go hard but in which direction? a look at all that coming up in a couple of minutes. let's start over at the white house. there's a lot of news coming out of there and washington. we begin with jeff bennet. when you look at what's happening between capitol hill and the white house, you got president trump saying he's not going to back down on this tariff plan, but you have republicans begging him to change his mind. i'm being told by white house officials it ain't going to happen. here's what jeff fl

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allies. a former secretary calls it the most irrational economic policy of the century. paul ryan now standing up and saying this is not a good idea. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "the bachelor" finale had more breaking news than we had today. one time trump campaign adviser sam nunberg has three days to decide to stick to his board and co -- word and comply with the grand jury investigation. it is of interest because of the cable news circus, but claims he made could have a real impact on robert mueller's russia probe. he is supposed to appear friday in a series of interviews. nunberg said no way. >> they want me over. they want me over at the grand jury. screw that. to go? why? for what? >> this week's whirlwind started with a grand jury subpoena over documents related to the campaign. he spent five hours being questioned by the special counsel's team. >> you are willing to go to jail for this? sam? >> i'm not cooperating. arrest me. >> you are not cooperating. arrest you? >> yes. i'm not cooperating. you are more than happy to arrest me. you kn

upon time a time u.s. congressman paul ryan promised to stand up to donald trump. >> if i see episodes where conservatism is being disfigured, if i see ideas and comments that mislead the people as to who we are as republicans, i'm going to speak out on those. >> bs. but these days ryan just goes away with what trump says. so will voters hold him accountable this summer? we're going to speak to randy bryce, the daemocrat, one of them, who is looking to challenge him to reelection to the house. trying to knock off paul ryan. and republicans don't seem to mind trump's trouble with women, his coziness with putin or his threats to fire mueller. all that is fine as long as he is on their team. >>> finally let me finish with a look at our two political parties today. how far left are the democrats? how far right interest republicans? great new statistics from the pew society. this "hardball," the place for politics. and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members

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gowdy and speaker ryan are very close. and i would have every confidence they have had discussions before, the chair of the oversight committee reversed his position and has taken the view that we need a second special counsel. i'm sure the speaker was consulted. when the fbi didn't want to turn over record, when they didn't want to share with us text messages. speaker ruin was in our corner and he did help us in that regard. lou: if i may interrupt you. the speaker of the house is not paid to be an interlocker in a dark room remote from the action. he's supposed to be a leader. he's supposed to add his weight to the office to he call that's made by the members. your conference is facing a mid-term and if you screw this up, good luck. i believe we'll see a democratic house in 2018. the leadership of the house of representatives and the senate failed to take seriously the call for the end of a two-tier justice system in which hillary clinton is dismissed and obama is allowed to build a franchise and ode to himself in chicago's southedside and -- southside and let life go merrily on.

stop. just last summer, the air force because of its entire fleet. house speaker paul ryan says it's defense needs to increase or it will get worse. >> just last week, we lost two f-18 pilots off the course coast of florida. we lost seven in western iraq. this is in many ways because of training and accidents because of our military budget. >> ryan climbed the wrongs of power focusing on cutting budget. >> what did you become a different talk? you had always been a deficit hawk. in fact, you had pressed president obama and criticized him to ignore the deficit. what changed? >> when i became speaker, i got access to the classified briefings to see what exactly our military is experiencing. i have been absolutely convinced that we have been doing a disservice to our men and women and military with a budget they have been getting. >> republicans and democrats agreed to the budget control act or sequester in 2011, which capped defense spending at $558 billion a year. next year, the pentagon's budget is slated to be $700 million. >> and admiral had warned that the deficit was the greatest

as the schumer-pelosi-ryan special packed with democratic priorities with no result for the deficits and debt. the markets plunged, the dow sold off 700 points, three-quarters of a trillion dollars of market cap lost on the day. the pathetic reporting blaming everything from the resignation of president trump's attorney to the tariffs the president is imposing on china and other exporter to the united states as they fill their corporations and vaults and treasuries with american dollars. the president today ordered tariffs on some $50 billion of chinese imports, in part for its massive overcapacity and manufacturing steel and aluminum and its theft of american intellectual property where they're stealing military secrets. >>> and a major shakeup in the president's legal team as well. as i said, john dodd resigning as the lead attorney for the special counsel information. there may have been disagreements between dodd and his client, the president. dodd was opposed to a trump-mueller interview. and just hours after dodd resigned, president trump told reporters once again he would like

hear from the republican house leadership. they'll be speaking in minutes. house speaker paul ryan, steve scalise is talking now, the house majority whip. we'll hear from paul ryan shortly. we're waiting to see what the house speaker has to say about the tariffs that the president wants to issue. he's already come out in opposition, the question this morning is how hard will the speaker fight? our sunlen serfaty on capitol hill with details, perhaps on that. sunlen? >> reporter: certainly will be the elephant in the room when paul ryan speaks in just a few minutes from behind the podium. you see there the presser has already started with other members of the republican leadership. the fact that many of them have been very vocal against the president's proposal on tariffs, the fact that these are members of their -- his own party, very concerned about the potential unintended consequences if these tariffs are allowed to go through. members of the republican caucus and the house side, they huddled behind closed doors this morning. all the talk about the meeting was about this concern

sexual allegations against him. >> ryan are you worried about a oscar backlash? >> ryan sea crest was upbeat despite a "new york post" report that executives are considering pulling him from e's oscar coverage. a network spokesperson tells us ryan will be on the cart. a source tells "e.t." some hollywood publicists are considering having their clients skip interviews with him. >> i could see some publicists saying that. it's so ugly all of this. when is it going to stop? >> it is wednesday, february 28th. >> sea crest did not address the harassment allegations this morning on live with kelly and ryan, but he has fired back at his accuser suzie hardy seen here with sea crest. after she made her story public on monday sea crest accused her of extortion saying this person offered on multiple occasion toss withdraw her claims if i paid her millions of dollars. i refused. hardy and her attorney denied that claim. the former stylist alleged to "variety" that seacrest did years of sexual aggression. she had one alleged incident where seacrest slapped her bottom so hard she had a welt. nbc ne

democrats. devin nunes and cath were mcmorris listed as r plus eight. paul ryan and lee zeldin are r plus fives. are these guys safe? >> well, no, like many republicans in swing seats, they're in a real tough environment. i mean, let's look at this pennsylvania 19 thing and couldn't step back. >> 18th. >> we couldn't carry a district that romney won and trump won a week after we passed steel tariffs for pittsburgh. the spin going around d.c. is we had a sad sack candidate. but that district is so good we ought to be alk to elect a box of hammers there. i'm with mark. we have to be honest in the party what's going on. president trump who peaked in districts like a year and a half ago has been become an anchor on the party and guys like nunes, and others in 30, 40 districts are in real trouble. this has been coming. this isn't a freak thing like some specials out of no where, special pops. this was way deep in republican territory. after we had the trouble we had in the virginia governor race and after a lot of other special elections where we way underperformed. there is definitely a blue

before the supreme court. all lie in called on -- paul ryan called on president trump to back off on the plan for the broad international tariffs. he said, this is a legitimate problem but a different solution should be found to help avert potentially dangerous trade war. >> there is clearly abuse occurring, clearly there is overcapacity dumping and should be do -- steel aluminum, particularly china, but i think the smarter way to go is make it more surgical and more target. speaker's request came after president said his administration was not backing down on plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. he reiterated he wants canada and mexico not to be scared. have endedleaders the nine-day teachers walk out. it will give high percent raises to teachers and state workers. leaders and the house of delegates agreed to the 5% raise for teachers among the lowest paid in the nation and have not had a raise in four years. west ridge and you senate insisted -- west virginia senate insisted on a 4% increase. renzi is challenging defeated democrats to declare they will support the fiv

his grandmother's home, believing he had a gun. he didn't. he was unarmed. cnn's ryan young joins us live in sacramento. ryan, talk about what's happening there right now. and what do the people protesting want to accomplish? >> reporter: well, you can see the crowd right here has grown tremendously since the last time we had a conversation. the emotions of course running high after that new information about where stephon clark was shot. so many people have said, hearing about him being hit six times in the back. the family is saying he was shot after he got in the side and then turned and then got hit several times in the back. this rally is ongoing right now, but one of the most powerful bits of information that we have so far is the fact that someone who knew stephon clark very well was just up on the stage, i wanted to make sure you guys had a chance to hear from someone who loved stephon. you were up there giving powerful testimony about stephon's life. could you share with everyone at home what kind of man and father stephon was? >> he was a wonderful father. you know, these b

, like many 16-year-old girls had a boyfriend. hers was named ryan. it was white hot, this rip. he was her world. but that day in march, there had been a tiff. they had had words. so that night, she drove ryan home, asked him to get out of the car. he said they were through. and justine drove north to clear her head. she was on her way home when detectives testified she began texting ryan apparently while behind the wheel. then her texted became threatening. >> if i won, i would have you and i wouldn't crash my car. >> and ryan answered, you kill yourself, i kill myself. so come on, don't be selfish. >> that's the only thing i want to live had for. you, ryan, you keep me living. >> stop. you hurt yourself, and i'll know and i'll do the same. >> that's why i'm going to wreck my car because all i can do is [ bleep ] up. it shows you would rather me die because i want to kill myself. good-bye, ryan. i love you. >> then the final message from ryan. >> you killing yourself is just another way for you to run away. >> and just five or six minutes later, prosecutors say justine winter drove he

mcconnell, speaker ryan, and their staffs, leader pelosi and her team, chairman cochran, vice chairman leahy and the appropriations committee staff and many others for all the hard work that went into this bill. now, it certainly doesn't have everything democrats want, and it contains a few things democrats aren't thrilled about. the same is true of our republican friends. that is true of all compromises. if each of us stood on our hind legs and said if i get everything i wanted, i'm voting no, we would be totally paralyzed. that happens far too often in this body. but somehow on this appropriations bill, this omnibus, that didn't happen. there is a remarkable spirit of give and take in the room. overall, we democrats are very happy with what we have been able to accomplish on a number of very important priorities to the middle class in america. infrastructure, education, opioid treatment, mental health, child care. for nearly a decade, the middle class in this country has suffered from a needless and self-imposed austerity, limiting investment of all of the things that create good-pay

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extension "the washington post." >> that's right. good morning, ryan. the president is here playing golf and also tweeting about amazon on the subject for really the second time this week. he's been tweeting about this quite a bit for several months. it's an issue that is always seemingly top of mind for him. but kind of came to a head this week when some reporting about the president's private conversations on this subject sent amazon stock tumbling. now president trump is here in this tweet going after amazon on some questionable basis. for example, "the washington post" is not a part of amazon, the company. in fact, it's owned by amazon's ceo jeff bezos who used his private funds to on that newspaper. and the president seems to be making a connection here between the newspaper which often publishes unflattering stories about him and his administration and the company amazon which he now accuses of defrauding the u.s. postal service and also defrauding american taxpayers. on those two fronts, the president's accusations that the postal service is not getting its money's worth out of am

spot. if it is obvious to everyone here, why doesn't paul ryan given the chance to take devin nunes's side who proves to be game for trump scandal or christopher wray, someone with decades of integrity, when they walk into paul ryan's office, do something about devin nunes and the release of this memo that distorts the fbi, what happened to -- who stole paul ryan's spine? >> that's a really amazing question because he found some today on tariffs. >> yeah. >> cares about trade, doesn't care about russia. >> devin nunes has no credibility, and that is not a partisan statement. i'm being objective here. a month ago, senator burr who is running a senate intelligence investigation into russian collusion with mark warner went into paul ryan's office also to complain that devin nunes had leaked mark warner's text to fox. mark warner is so clean on this issue of this request for a meeting with christopher steele and the texts marco rubio defended him on twitter and burr his fellow republican and his chairman went in to plead with the speaker to control devin nunes. nunes and ryan are

for gareth. wonderful moment for welsh football. i suppose for ryan giggs, this is a player who knows what it is like for bale to be in the spotlight. every touch from bale cheered to the rafters by the chinese fans in the stadium so he can shepherd him through a crucial partnership between those two. absolutely. it is going to be absolutely crucial, the partnership, in future. if you get gareth onside, the rest of ; “ii: follow. in future. if you get gareth onside, the rest of £ follow. he's esuperstar. i ii ,, , ? superstar. the ~ , § superstar. the younger! such a superstar. the younger players coming through, if they see the star man playing at such a high level of performance, they going to wa nt to level of performance, they going to want to follow. and try and copy and emulate what he is doing. all round for ryan, a great day. wales have had fantastic individual players in the past, not least ryan giggs. mark hughes, ian rush, the record gareth bale broke today. is it too early to have a conversation about the greatest wales player and whether bale will have an intere

ryan nobles in today for fredricka whitfield. outrage growing over two high profile deadly police shootings. protesters are expected for another day in sacramento after an independent awe toputopsy re an unarmed black man was shot eight times by police. his family demanding answers. in the shooting death of alten steriling in louisiana. a graphic disturbing body camera video laced with profanity was just released. it shows an officer threatening to shoot sterlings within seconds of arriving at the scene. his family now begging for a national conversation on black men dying at the hands of law enforcement. and cnn has team coverage. ryan young, live from sacramento. caylee hartung live from baton rouge. and we'll be joined by charles ramsey to break all of this down. but up first, let's check in with ryan young from sacramento. ryan, another day of protests expected. tell us what it's like there. >> well, we are preparing for another protest to start here. you look behind me. there's a stage that's getting ready to be set. this could be the protest over the last few days. of course