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U.S. Representatives Renew Congressional Bourbon Caucus For The 117th Congress U.S. Representatives Renew Congressional Bourbon Caucus For The 117th Congress Recently, two of Kentucky’s six members in the U.S. House of Representatives—Democrat John Yarmuth and Republican Andy Barr—announced the renewal of the Congressional Bourbon Caucus (CBC). Started in 2009 by Rep. Yarmuth, the CBC is a bipartisan group within the House that advocates on behalf of the U.S. bourbon industry and helping to educate their fellow lawmakers on the issues and regulations that are affecting distillers and di...

In the white house are lying, at the same time as you look into security issues. both can be very important. >> of course. >> congressman john yarmuth who chairs the bourbon caucus. thank you for your service. >> you bet. >> we appreciate it. this morning the white house says it has confidence in john kelly. really? (avo) help control cravings

Groups, conservative groups are trying to find anything they can to be able to say, aha, my guide ended up winning. >> ratcliff has been really hammering him on the age. mark murray, thank you for joining us. let's go now to the first number of your tuesday tdr data bank. 694. that's the number of caucuses that existed at the end of the last congress. national journal reports there are more caucuses than there are members of congress, including things like the bourbon caucus, the hockey caucus, there's a caucus for you. you name it. that number skyrocketed in recent years. in 1993, there wer...

>> well, you know, i'm not sure anything's going to totally persuade him, but mitch mcconnell will always do what's in mitch mcconnell's best interest. he's made this calculation that adhering to a fairly hard line is going to guarantee he doesn't face a primary. the disingenuous thing about the republican argument right now, this whole thing about rates is unfortunate because you cannot do what they say they want to do, which is deal with the tax code and deductions, without impacting the middle class. because any time you touch a deduction, whether it's home mortgage deduction or even capita...