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 t

speaker ryan: i think he liked it. he administration asked us for $1.6 billion for the border, for the wall and he got it. i think he was happy. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> with current funding set to expire tomorrow at midnight, the house went on to pass that $1.3 trillion government spending bill by a vote of 256-167. the bill now heads to the senate for their consideration. the house is done for the week and for the month as members head home for the two-week easter recess. follow the house live on c-span when members return tuesday, april 10. tonight, housing and urban development secretary ben carson testifies on president trump's 2019 budget for his department. he spoke earlier today in front of the senate banking committee. we'll air that at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. and saturday, c-span has live coverage of the march for our live

lou: they want everyone to do with ryan and mcconnell do, just roll over. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is, do you believe the continued desperate expansion of the mueller investigation after 10 months and producing no evidence of collusion proves the special counsel's principle aim is too under cut and obstruct the president? the dow surging 337 pints. the s & p up 27. volume on the big board $3.6 billion shares. so much for investor concerns said the business press of the country. it's over now. call calm down 4%. the government asked the shareholders meeting be delayed. the united states will be the united states' largest oil producer by 2023. what's interesting about that is we have been reporting the united states will soon be the larger producer -- somebody paid attention today and crude only went up 2%. listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. the mueller endless witch hunt expanding without a single shred of evidence of russian collusion. we take up this massive waste of everybody's time a

you can thank house speaker paul ryan. the paul ryan bounce. pushing back against the tariffs on aluminum and steel. ryan is worried about a trade war and urging the >>> amazon aims to appeal to younger customers or those who don't have bank accounts. jpmorgan chase declined to comment. >>> united airlines back tracking on plans to replace employee bonuses with a lottery prize. the 90,000 workers hated this idea. the idea was instead of giving quarterly bonuses to everyone, united planned to award one employee $100,000 via lottery system. the majority of to 1,5$1,500 a . company of united's size trying to program has never been heard of. it will not be done. >> you only have to risk $10. >> do you want your bonus? thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. guess who joins "new day?" sam nunberg. we will see you tomorrow. >>> grand jury subpoena is not an invitation to a birthday party. >> i have no problem complying. what i'm not going to do is sit her 15 hours. >> he's going to look at this, you don't show up, we will and

host: edwin speaker ryan. when you have a job and policy -- i blame speaker ryan. there are going to be pressures all the time. the nra has its point of view. in is in my view that the nra protecting second amendment rights to an advocacy of trying to arm america. it represents the gun industry more than the gun user. think, isre here, i something that the speaker always has to stand up to. let me just say, it is not just the gun issue. net neutrality has been ripped up by the new fcc chairman. most republicans would support maintaining net neutrality rules that we had in place before they were ripped up. but the speaker will not give us a vote on that. practice which has unfortunately deviated from what speaker ryan, who was a colleague of mine that i respect, before he came in to speakership he was arguing that the house should do its will. and he is right. we should be voting on issues. and then the american people know where we stand. they know where we stand on guns, net neutrality, and daca. callers who call for more gun control are concerned about the nra in

ryan. >> thank you. ryan young live for us in sa sacramento, and thank you for that. ed and we are following stunning new shooting results from the shooting of alton sterling. the 37-year-old's final moments of a black man gunned down by a white officer in 2016. we are joined by kaylee hartung in baton rouge, and what did you learn from the body camera footage? >> ryan, this new footage is a complete depiction of what happened in july of 2016. and shortly thereafter, the video from bystanderers cell phone gave us more look, but now as well as the surveillance from the convenience store, there is more context to the night that alton sterling was shot by a baton rouge police aofficer. >> reporter: graphic and disturbing new video. >> what i did? and so what i did? >> move on -- [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. put your hands on the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial shooting of alton sterling in baton rouge. the police officer blaine saalamoni is going to be fired over his actions. >> the officer blaine salamoni has been terminated from the baton rouge police department a

speaker ryan: we have a great track record. i think focusing on the accomplishments we have and how it's improved people's lives i think it's something we should be focusing on. also, we got more work to do and we're in the middle of negotiating a budget agreement or appropriations that will finally rebuild our military, that will make good on our promises to fight the opioid epidemic, to help find a cure for cancer, to make a good down payment on the president's infrastructure agenda. so there's a lot that we've done. there's la that we're going to do -- there's a lot that we are going to do and a great record to run on. reporter: there are thousands of students participating in the national walkout in honor of the parkland victims. i think a lot of them would agree with the school safety bill that you guys are putting on the floor today, but they also want some kind of gun control or gun restrictions along with that. what's your message to them on this day? speaker ryan: like the majority leader said, we passed in the house l

ryan is serving his master. >> for the taxpayer. lou: ryan's master is not the taxpayer. they just pay the bills it, the business round exaibl, the chamber of commerce and k street. he sold out the republican party and this congress and he would sell out his mother based on his record of 20 years and little accomplishment and absolute favor for his big friends who write big checks. >> here is what i would say about the senate bill. they say we need 60 votes. no, you need 50 votes. it's only 60 if they mount a filibuster. he's going to say i'm shutting down the government, i'm not allowing a vote on military spending or the va? we have called his bluff on that. at some point you have to press your advantages. lou: congressman, i couldn't agree with you more. but the awkward thing is the senate is controlled by the republican party. and right now what we are look at is a democratic omnibus bill that looks like the only way in which to avoid a shutdown of the government come friday because there is a definite lack of principle and guts at work. you and other folks i know are

but what should ryan do? he takes the whip and gets as many signatures and 218 republicans and send it over to the justice department and then sessions can redeem himself. call for a special counsel. my comments last night. i studied the clintons forever. >> lou: president trump taught us all something in government. the impossible is short of a real effort. the fact it was not possible and we are going to see comprehensive tax reform. or a booming economy or market or three percent growth in the booming economy and the dmu u new normal was here under president obama and it took president trump less than six months to demonstrate it is all possible in america. and so when you say you don't think it is possible, that is a reasonable position to take. but under this administration and leadership and this president, a lot becomes possible if ryan and mcconnell will decide to follow trump instead of donahue at the chamber of commerce. >> and if sessions doesn't appoint, the president ought to fire him. we need to

paul ryan and others disagree. his spokeswoman said he is worried about the consequences of a trade war and urging the white house to not advance that plan. gary cohn sets up meetings with carmakers. this could cost both companies $1 billion per year. each company. look at the percentage of pro t profit. it is one reason larry summers, no fan of the president and white house, a democrat. he calls this the most irrational economic policy any president introduced in the last half century. >> there are 50 times as many people in the united states who work in steel usiproducing industries. all of them are losing because the firms they work are now going to have 25% more expensive inputs. that cannot be rational policy. >> this would not just hurt carmakers. all u.s. exports harmful to midwest farmers. manufacturers buy that and forces companies to raise prices or cut jobs. top five states depending on manufacturing jobs most? guess who they voted for for president? >> no surprise there. if canada does not receive exemp

have ryan and mcconnell lost their minds? >> look, dancing chuck schumer has got to be over there popping the corks on the champagne and dancing. he got everything he wanted. republicans gave up reconciliation -- remember the one tool that we actually had to get to the 50-vote threrk hold as opposed to the 60, we gave that up with the budget cap resolution. i understand the positive things for the military and there are some other good parts of it but $1.3 trillion that members are not having enough time to read and funding things that we promised as republicans we would not do if they gave the levers of power to the republicans. and to their credit, house republicans, they passed the appropriations bill, they did it the way they were supposed to but there was no action in the senate and that's why, putting it squarely on mitch mcconnell in the senate. they never went through the proper process and that's why he gets this garbage bill at the end, right at the finish line. lou: do you think there's going to be a huge operate p

paul ryan was a big supporter of that deal. so in some ways on trade they had broadly shifted in his direction, no longer just supporting free trade agreement on principle. >> we're watching for paul ryan to pop up and take questions from reporters. we're going to talk about this after the break with senator joe manchin of west virginia. there's news out of west virginia, news of a deal just in the last 10 seconds coming up between the state and teachers. we are going to come back with a live report on what exactly that deal is. we'll talk about it too with west virginia senator manchin. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. when it comes to strong bones, are you on the right path? we have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, so with our doctors we chose prolia® to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps st

ryan doesn't comprehend that. he doesn't understand the issue of immense overcapacity on the part of china and the degree to which our trading par partners e taking advantage of so-called american trade. no other country has dropped tariff es and barriers to trades like the united states. we stand alone as a free trader and that makes it a very expensive proposition. senator majority leader mcconnell making it clear he's doing the bidding of his masters on k street as well. >> many of our members are discussing with the administration just how broad, how sweeping this might be. and there's a high level of concern about interfering with what appears to be an economy that's taking off in every respect. lou: wow. mcconnell first of all, i didn't know if he was going to get through that sentence, did you? he said appears. this economy appears to be taking off in every respect. where has mblg connell been. this economy started soaring once president trump was elected and that's been a while, mr. mcconnell. stronger eco

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 for life. see how much you could save with usaa by bundling your auto and home insurance. get a quote today. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. >>> well, that was a close one. seven-term congressman dan lapinski last night sur

. >> 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

mcconnell and ryan have joined the resistance and the deep state. and the republicans have only ryan and mcconnell to blame, and of course themselves. our quotation of the evening, we thought tennessee williams ought to be trotted out for this evening. "we have to distrust each other. it i is our only defense against betrayal ." >>> up next, president trump fortified his legal team as he fights back against the mueller witch hunt. witch hunt. greg jarrett joins me here next. ♪livin in this crazy world ♪so caught up in the confusion♪ ♪nothin' is makin' sense ♪for me and you ♪we've got to give a little love♪ ♪have a little hope ♪make this world a little better♪ lou: john dodd resigned as president trump's lead counsel in the russia investigation. dodd's exit follows the president's decision to hire veteran washington attorney. and i did it again. da general va. i'm going to say it right, joe. no matter what it takes. his wife and law partner victoria joining trump's legal team today. i have butchered both of their names for a long

all -- then we have ryan you zing and other the same bus. let me show you documents and let you respond to all of this. two statements from the hud spokesman raff williams. >> when presented with options by professional staff mrs. carson participated in the selection of specific styles but originally the statement on february 7th was mrs. carson and the secretary had no awareness that the table was being purchased. so did the hud spokeman lie to cover up this too? >> well, look, i know raffe. and i think that this situation shows a management diftd difficulty from the top first of all with the president didn't understand that ben carson has fabulous skills in neurosurgery and those don't necessarily translates into a managing a large department like this. and the judgment questions that have come to the surface are things that ben carson has to look at his staff and the way he manages the situation. and scott is exactly correct. the number one rule in crisis management is don't lie. it just compounds the problem and compounds the errors. peo

what are you hearing, ryan? >> i think the big picture of all of the recent changes, hope hicks leaving, john kelly being sort of neutered, emasculated, larry cudlow moving into the economic adviser job and bolton, the pundits coming on is what you are seeing is the end of the era where they tried to have a white house -- a traditional white house with a strong chief of staff and the beginning of a new era where trump is a little

is time. >> this is ryan taylor. we know ryan from his bmx stunts and other naughty stunts. in this case, ryan is in milton keys in the uk and he's decided to take his crazy car inside a mall. >> okay. >> the mall security already knows ryan for all the bad reasons. so ryan knows that this is not going to go well for him. he starts the timer to see how long he can ride his crazy car inside the mall. and at first he's taking it kind of easy. he doesn't want to draw too much attention too soon, gives one of the employees a high five he's cruises by can i get a high five. >> >> so he cruisings by one of the stores, says hole low to the people in there. >> he's bold. >> that's an understatement. we're just getting started. comes back out of store, starts drifting the crazy car east. >> still hasn't been spotted? >> nope. but that's about to change. here's where he spots his first blue coat security. >> how you doing, boss? >> i'm head ed to the fashion show. >> he starts to spin a tail that he has permission to be there as part some of fashion show. comes across another guard, s

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 protesters making news here in the city because for several times they blocked the entrance to the nba games here. that has stopped over the last few days. there's a lot larger conversation going on in this community with how protesters can also walk around but not sort of interfere with the businesses that have been happening downtown. we saw last night's protest get started pretty late. by the time they started marching, most of the businesses downtown were shut down. i can say this, they are passionate about the cause here. especially after the independent autopsy. we are told that stephon clark, by the lawyers his family has hired, was probably shot for the first time on his side and then turned his body and was hit six more times in the back. one more time in the l

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 they had and we have heard from speaker of the house paul ryan's office in the last few da

i left the capital as speaker ryan was an issue his press conference. he says he's advocating for a "more surgical approach." the insiders i talk within the but wait say this would mean -- mean it isld allowing a carveout for certain businesses. shery: we also have sweden being europe's fourth-largest exporter of steel to the u.s. and the prime minister, what can we expect? kevin: both of these two leaders are anticipating questions from the media. we will hear him president trump later this afternoon. we should note in addition to sweden, the president spoke with prime minister trudeau last night and the issue also came up. in addition to trade agreements, we can into submit them to address foreign policy and that of horses on the issue of the paris climate accord -- and the paris climate accord. vonnie: steven mnuchin was testifying today on capitol hill and said canada and mexico would be exempt from these tariffs if nafta gets renegotiated to everybody's satisfaction. kevin: secretary mnuchin reiterated what president trump as tweeted out yesterday

mcconnell and ryan have joined the resistance and the deep state. and the republicans have only ryan and mcconnell to blame, and of course themselves. our quotation of the evening, we thought tennessee williams ought to be trotted out for this evening. "we have to distrust each other. it i is our only defense against betrayal ." >>> up next, president trump fortified his legal team as he fights back against the mueller witch hunt. greg jarrett joins me here next. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin 24 hour relief when allergies occur. day after day, after day. because life should have more wishes and less worries. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. mvo: it's not necessarily about eating together, but it's about building relationships with one another. because that will manifest change. ♪ i'll stand by you. mvo: anybody can make a difference. it's easy to give back. it's just a little bit of time. ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you. and made it liberating. we took safe... and made it daring. we took intelligent, and made it utterly irresistible.

that works for paul ryan. but this? >> this is amazing. for all the other things paul ryan has basically turned a blind eye on, rolled over on, grabbing women, inappropriate abuse. >> he didn't roll over on grabbing women and inappropriate abuse. >> he didn't stand up as strongly as he could have. oftentimes at the end paul ryan will say i think this is a problem but we're still going to go with the president. this time, he's actually saying there's something we're going to do about this other than just rhetoric. look, you have a lot of economists who say it's not a good idea. >> not just a lot. i double dare you to find a single mainstream economist that says yes, this works. peter navarro is not considered a preeminent voice on economics. let's make that abundantly clear. >> there's nobody outside of trump and one of his friends who actually thinks that this is good policy. but also, paul ryan is on a list of -- the european union just said look if you guys impose these tariff, we will go after your individual districts. they're going af

mcconnell and ryan have joined the resistance and the deep state. and the republicans have only ryan and mcconnell to blame, and of course themselves. our quotation of the evening, we thought tennessee williams ought to be trotted out for this evening. "we have to distrust each other. it i is our only defense against betrayal ." >>> up next, president trump fortified his legal team as he fights back against the mueller witch hunt. greg jarrett joins me here next. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two

mcconnell and ryan have joined the resistance and the deep state. and the republicans have only ryan and mcconnell to blame, and of course themselves. our quotation of the evening, we thought tennessee williams ought to be trotted out for this evening. "we have to distrust each other. it i is our only defense against betrayal ." >>> up next, president trump fortified his legal team as he fights back against the mueller witch hunt. greg jarrett joins me here next. for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. big thinking in the finger lakes is pushing the new new york forward. we're the number one dairy and apple producers in the eastern united states supported by innovative packaging that extends the shelf life of f

judge jeanine: what frustrates me is it's mccabe and mcconnell and ryan. who in the white house talks to them so they can go back to the president and say you can't read 2,232 pages. they need to be called to task. do you agree? >> i do. judge jeanine: okay, david bossie, thanks so much. joe concha will be here live. but next, the panel is on deck. chris hahn and sarah carter about to go at it. robert gray,o "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice" live from our nation's capital. an undercover informant is blowing the lid off the real russian collusion story involving the use rain yum one scan damage clintons. william douglas campbell's face was obscured as he responded to democrats attack his credibility. joining me, sara carter and chris hahn. are we going to listen to this sound? >> they interviewed me about the clintons several hours, a good part of the day. that was the indication as good agents they didn't say exactly specifically what they were doing as far as the investigation. but they were looking into the clintons a

now, i have known ryan for many years. ryan and i got to know each other while we were both at a law school, at b.y.u. i got to know ryan and his wife barbara who have seven lovely children. after law school, i ended up recruiting him to work at the law firm where i was then employed, sidly and austin. after pulling all-nighters alongside ryan, i can confirm what nearly 50 of his former colleagues wrote about him in a recent letter of support. he's an excellent choice to serve as solicitor. ryan has outstanding analytical skills, and he has immense attention to detail. these are qualities that will serve him really well as the interior department's top lawyer. as you know, madam president, this administration has made it a priority to repair the relationship between the federal government and the western states where the federal government owns so much land, but too many workers in the west still don't feel like they are treated fairly by their government. we can help restore that trust by confirming impartial, well-qualif

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april ryan, ryan lizza, philip mudd, and rick wilson. april and ryan, your names sort of morphed on the teleprompter. it was weird. so, listen, rick, quickly because i want to get onto guccifer. phil, you said rick was wrong about this? his last comment. >> yeah, just one quick moment. we're assuming the president of the united states. >> he says i got -- >> the end game for something like this is probably impeachment and that's an inherently political theater, so it makes no sense. >> now to guccifer because on the same day trump's lead attorney is out, daily beast is reporting that mueller's team has identified guccifer 20.0, a hacker that took credit for stealing e-mails from the dnc. remember it was trump's friend roger stone who admitted to be in touch with guccifer. so if this is true, isn't it a link to the trump folks and kremlin? i'll ask you that. rick, what do you think? >> look, it has long been suspected that guccifer was not some citizen journalist that julian assange asserted but in fact part of the apt group that's done a