This entire debate before. Of course, there were amendments offered up in terms of what to do about the situation then and thanks to some crafty amendments and what not we ended up with a situation that we have today that we have gone back to revisit some 15 years later . Im sorry. Were you in the house then . I forget. Ive been here since 19 did you vote for the bill . Yes. Did you vote for the bill . Look, it was the toughest vote i ever took in 2000. That was the best we could get at the time. There were two tie votes. My point is we need to make sure we do this in a way, she talked about trust with me in the relic room. Trust is a two way street and let folks that arent raceist have comfort we will have a plan how to handle this in january and we will debate the money as to how we will display the flag at the relic room next year. Mr. Quinn thats your second 10 minutes. Mr. Neil is recognized to speak on the bill. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I sat and i listened all day long with great
Ready for this post, saying it will be the president s number one foreignpolicy achievement. But it said the white house remains confident that if Congress Rejects the deal, the president could be to the action and continue to move forward. That is what i was talking about. It would require 34 votes for him to go forward. Is he getting that . I think it is going to be a hard sell. He knows that the resolution of this approval is likely to be introduced is not likely to pass is very likely to pass. If he vetoes that in order to sustain the veto, he would need 34 votes. Which is what i was referring to earlier. I think it is going to be a hard sell. A hard sell. Cspan gives you the best access to congress. Live coverage of the u. S. House congressional hearings, and news conferences. Bringing you events that shape public policy. Every morning, washington journal is live. With your comments by phone, facebook, and twitter. Cspan. Created by americas Cable Companies and brought to you as a
Have a president that understands that our rights come from god, not from the government. If you elect me president of the United States, youre going to have a president that will never apologize for believing that all human life is worthy of the protection of our laws. If you elect me president of the United States, you will have a president that will lead us in confronting our challenges and solving our problems and i want you to know as difficult as things may seem right now, i want you to know what history will say about us if we do what needs to be done. Heres what they will say about us. They history will say that we, this generation of americans, lived in the early years of this new century in a very difficult and rapidly changing time. And it will acknowledge that after eight years of barack obama this generation almost got it wrong, that this generation almost lost the American Dream and what made america special. But then in 2016 we remembered who we were. In 2016, we remembe
Have an opinion on this. Id like to see both our republican nominee and the democrat nominee have a plan on how to actually get this process working again. What is their approach . Id love to hear it. Questioner [inaudible] mr. Scalise sure. My approach would be, look what weve done. We passed a budget. We passed appropriation bills. We need to keep doing that. We need to cap actually moving the process forward properly. It does take both the house and senate to make that function. Questioner hi. Kathleen shane with the American College of cardiology. Thank you very much for taking care of s. G. R. We are now in the midst of a Major Health Care transformation for physicians and hospitals and patients. And interoperability of Electronic Health records is key. Its currently a mess. We have many different systems out there. We have data blocking. We have all kinds of things going on. What can you do and what can congress do to basically enable us to get to a system where our records can b
In crowds both at the beginning and end of the day, but here that was not the case on a saturday. Now i spoke with chris whitmyer from the Election Committee and he said anecdotehe said anecdotally that most polling locations said the turnout seem to be pretty low and slow, but as far as absentee ballots go, there were 54,000 which was up 20,000 from eight years ago. And, of course, we will be watching now to see how the numbers turn out as the last of the votes are tallied and we find out whether todays turnout looks like last weeks did with the republican primary setting a new record. Live from columbia, allie spillyards, news 10 news. Dawndy alley, thank you. Two minutes after polls have closed at the 7 00 hour and we are learning that Hillary Clinton is the projected winner. This does not come a as major surprise as clinton has enjoyed a very large lead in the polls and this has been a long expected time to be a big night for the Hillary Clinton campaign. Clinton supporters have co