. >> a vote for mike's opponents is a vote for chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and who else? maxine waters. rob: the president pushing his america first agenda at a rally for indiana republican mike braun. jillian: his warning about the danger of voting for democrats. rob: a legal victory for kneeling quarterback colin kaepernick. shannon: a new target, hamburgers. rob: war on a popular burger chain, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ jillian: it is friday. rob: friday is the cure for whatever ails you. they are both great days. anything after wednesday sounds good to me. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting your friday with us. in indiana. [crowd chanting] rob: another big one the president coming out swinging at democrats and what he considers the dishonest media while to make up support for gop senate candidate mike braun. jillian: good morning with all the highlights. >> reporter: the president vowed to be the most aggressive campaigner in presidential history and he was in full campaign mode, support for r

we heard great emotion from democratic leader chuck schumer on the senate floor late yesterday. another colleague, chris coons of delaware talked about the impacts of mccain's passing. >> losing him has been something that although we all knew was coming at some point here has been i think difficult for many senators that served alongside him. it is my hope that we are not seeing the passing of the last of the great senators who are able and willing to put country above party and above self. >> losing john mccain was not a surprise after more than a year fighting brain cancer. but he was still actively engaged working the phones, calling his colleagues up until the final weeks. now that he's gone, the shock is beginning to sink in, shep. >> shepard: there had been discussion, mike, of changing the name of the russell office building where john mccain had his office and did business a long time. is that a matter of discussion? >> it is. chuck schumer has been leading the charge saying it would be appropriate to rename the building in honor of john mccain. john mccain's office has

>> chuck schumer's got a lot at stake, of course, in the next election. even though people are talking about the house maybe changing hands, of course everybody is thumbing their nose at chuck schumer because the senate is going nowhere. i think he's frustrated in the minority position in the senate. it's hilarious he thinks he can tell the president what to do. we live in a world where, and you might remember, in helsinki a reporter stood up and challenged the president to repeat after him and attack the president of russia, to repeat after him, and these people think they can put words in the president's mouth. i think they got another think coming. gregg: you have had your own personal experience with bob mueller and his team of partisans. how corrupt in your mind is the department of justice and the top of the food chain at the fbi? >> well, i'll tell you. you don't have to look any further than sidney powell's book "license to lie." i believe main justice is corrupt. i believe we have done a pretty good job getting rid of some of those folks but just

what he think of senator schumer is supposing questioning ? >> first of all, i really could relate to the stories about john and his incredible spirit. his fighter spirit and sense of humor. i would say, about this proposal, first of all, i would love to honor john in any way possible. but, i would like to know, obviously, what the family thinks about this. this is a time of morning, right now. as someone who knew john well, he was not someone who was about having buildings named after him. he was a really humble guy in many ways. i think i would want to know what the mccain family thinks. i think we should honor his legacy in any way possible. but this week really focused on giving the family time to mourn. and the people of this country to remember a true american her hero. >> neil: hearkening back to your friendship with the senator and the tight bond that you achieved on key issues in new hampshire when he was running for president. in 2008, it looked like he was down for the count and he might not do well, but he had more energy than all

let's start with i guess this proclamation from chuck schumer that they are prepared to sue. your response to that? >> his numbers are so artificially inflated. he said literally millions more pages of documents were requested from judge kavanaugh then judge kagan. we have seen it from all of them, all of the white house documents they had were released. for kagan they did not ask for the general time even though they were very relevant to her time as a judge. eboni: why were those not requested? >> because it is very sensitive, a lot of it has to do with the demonstration. and they're asking for -- they're not just asking, give me your email, give us every email he was even mentioned in. even if he never saw it. they're trying to make the numbers look big by artificially inflating them. it is absurd, it is apples and oranges. sure, go ahead and try to sue if they are not complying with their request. they are trying to distract from the record which is outstanding. he served for a dozen years on the second most important court in the country. he is widely respected across th

the minority leader of the senate, chuck schumer we saw. here they're sitting under pictures, by the way, of columbus coming to america and pochahntas saving james smith. the earliest pictures of people in america are over the family as they come in to have this ceremony, the last civic ceremony before the religious ceremony. >> i was noticing the entire mccain family walking in. i noticed someone sitting down. that of course is senator mccain's mother, 106 years old, roberta mccain who has lived such an incredible life. her husband a navy admiral. she travelled all over the world and country in service. you can see her sitting down. again, 106 years young i should say. she also had to withstand and stay strong while her son was in a vietnamese prison camp for five and a half years. senator mccain would share interesting stories about her how she went to europe and she was too old to rent a car so she bought a car. in her 90s she was driving across country in her 90s. clearly someone of strong character. she too has served her country. no d

democratic leader chuck schumer proposed renaming the russell senate office building where mccain worked after him. >> and i'd like decades from now, little children to ask their parents, who was john mccain? >> reporter: in a statement, mccain's wife cindy said, my heart is broken. i am so lucky to have lived the adventure of loving this incredible man for 38 years. his daughter megan said he was a great fire who burned bright and we lived in his light and warmth for so long. >> we are getting nothing done, my friends. we're getting nothing done. >> reporter: it was his willingness to call out anyone and work with anyone, rerm, immigration, and foreign policy. >> his voice will be missed, but his legacy in that area certainly lives on. >> reporter: there are few places mccain loved as much as the sedona hills, but the u.s. naval academy was one of them. he loved to remind people that he finished 5th from the bottom of his graduating class. and he has asked to be buried there in annapolis, maryland near the grave of a long time friend. elaine? >> nancy cordes, thank you. >>> mccain was b

you might have not heard about this from senator charles schumer. this is regarding be brett kavanaugh. >> it's unseemly for the president of the united states to be picking a supreme court justice who could soon be effectively a juror in a case epistomology involving the president himself. i believe the chairman has scheduled a hearing too soon and calling on him to delay the hearing. >> he's going to be a juror in a case involving the president. before you go rushing to your contusional lawbooks let me tell you he's lying or mistaken. you decide. as the editorial board was quick to point out. the chief justice presides over accept nat impeachment trials. associate justices have no role. the jury is 100 senators. the left constant refrain these days is facts matter. except when it fits their political end. we shouldn't be amazed. this is just unbelievable. he's saying something totally false. >> i believe an internal reddit on twitter. it must be true you have to say this. a simple reading of the contusion will let you know the supreme court doesn'

conflict with time and we are facing the same thing, it's not so much a battle with minority leader schumer, it's a battle with the clock and the same thing is being seen here in the supreme court battle as we have seen in lower court battles, they are just trying to obstruct and hope that maybe they could somehow get passed this election and plain somehow democratic majority and maybe find some sort of trump-upped scandal to purr a narrative and try to borked nominee. i'm glad that we have the opportunity to see from the miracle at dunkirk a miracle in the supreme court. we were never suppose today see president trump nominating replacements for justice scalia and justice kennedy that was never supposed to happen and we should be excited that we live in this current reality. >> absolutely. [applause] >> well said i think that kind of sets the scene. first i want to ask you kind about state of play and i want to talk about you the ginsburg standard, you have alluded but we will see on television screens in late august early september, gary, there's a battle currently over document productio

that is a deception that chuck schumer makes. it is not a decision that republicans would make. thank you, all. [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] >> still to come, the annual net roots nation conference for progressive activism, and among the speakers is senator cory booker as well as tom steyer. i've coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern. more like coverage this evening with president trump holding a rally in pennsylvania in support bidongressman barletta's for a senate seat. 7:00 eastern. trump discusses workforce issues in an event hosted by axios in washington, d.c. that is it 9:15 eastern on c-span. friday at 9:15 eastern, watch ,ur interview with larry kudlow senior economic adviser to president trump. : i have been a believer that under the right policy that creates freedom of opportunity and incentives, we can grow the american economy at least at its historic rate, which, since world war ii, from more or less 1950

i have no love for schumer at all. but what crime did he commit? you are just pulling stuff out of your you know what? host: do you think bernie sanders will run for president again? guest: i don't have any more information than you do but it sure looks like it. host: and he is a candidate you would support if he ran? guest: i am not about personalities, i'm about change. i think this system is fundamentally corrupt, i think money corrupted. the fact we allow legalized bribery in the country is insanity called campaign contributions, dark money, independent expenditures. bernie sanders wants to go against those things and if he continues to fight against those, i will be on his side. there are a lot of people like elizabeth warren who put together maybe the best piece of legislation i've seen in the last 20 years against corruption. republicans and democrats should all supported and probably none of them will because most of them are corrupt and are looking to take lobbyist money when they retire, they are looking forward to hiring lobbyists and th

the speakers are mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, paul ryan, and mike pence. will be allowed into the capital to pay their respects starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. morning, the senators casket will leave the capital at memorial and be at the -- vietnam memorial, where his wife cindy will lay a wreath in militaryher husband's service. then, a service at the national cathedral. speakers there include george w. bush and barack obama. c-span's city tour takes you to flagstaff, arizona. we will explore the literary life and history of flagstaff. located 80 miles south of the grand canyon. saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on book tv, and author discusses his book on the grand canyon. corner of the way into the grand canyon that starts about 70 miles east of here, and here iss west, right where the canyon really starts to widen and deepen. that's what you see in calendars and famous images. visit to the a loyola observatory to hear about astronomical studies, including the observation of luta. then a tour of the national monument. >> people think of this site as abandone

schumer: madam president. the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. schumer: on saturday, auguso the day since the death of his friend senator kennedy, our friend and colleague, senator john s. mccain passed away. knowing his prognosis prepared us for the inevitable but it has not softened the blow. we feel a great and inexpressible loss. i know i do. but i also feel lucky that i was able to call this great man a friend. today i'd like to share a few reflections, unorganized and incomplete although they may be, i suspect i will have more to say about senator mccain with the benefit of a few days' time. senator mccain and i didn't get along very well at first. he was close to my mentor in the senate, ted kennedy, but not so with me. i never served with senator mccain on any committee. we get to know other senators up close. before our friendship, my closest brush with him was over a comment he made during a debate on defense policy when he said that long island was, quote, regrettably part of the united states. i blasted john's pejorative, which of cou

this was the schumer deal. schumer wanted this. >> republicans just passed the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country. >> so jonathan, what is the white house process when the president goes out? >> the president has a pretty unconventional relationship with the truth, brian. for the most part, the white house process resembles this. i think that they try to clean up some of his stuff and they know there is a sense around the building and not just the white house aides, but those who he talks to late at night that the president needs to blow off steam. sometimes it happens on twitter and sometimes at rallies. let's also remember that this is snag predates his political career. from being a real estate developer in new york or recording tabloids, he would push his own version of the truth. he would lie to reporters and lie in public and do it so often, it seemed as if he was convincing himself it was real. we are seeing that since the moment he came out of the escalator at trump tower, a lot of supporter

of chuck schumer who i really doubt is all that concerned about honoring john mccain as much is he is creating some type of racial tension overgenerous last name despite the fact that russell was a democrat. don't know if schumer remembers that are not as were most of the segregationist that pushed against civil rights legislation but this is one of those issues that if it is done to give john mccain a place of honor then i applaud and would say i am all for it. >> reporter: his buddy senator lindsey graham said we should name stuff after him but also thinks -- they will debate that on capitol hill. i want to ask about the criticism of social media and there are people trying to silence conservatives when it comes to these things. i want to point to a case going on it facebook. a senior engineer named brian invited colleagues to join a group for political diversity in the new york times reports 11 people of joins, time supports angry colleagues have also tried to appeal to facebook to shut down the group. so far they failed, they upset other facebook employees is that online postings

it is a vote for schumer, nancy pelosi [booing] their new leader, maxine waters. [booing] but between waters and politically, you have to people that are in charge of congress. they are not in favor of west virginia. they don't know that west virginia exists. they don't like coal. they don't like energy. yeah they don't like [inaudible] [laughter] so when you cast your ballot in november, you aren't just voting for a candidate. you are voting for which party controls the house and which party controls the senate. so all of these congresspeople, and i will tell you, we have to get there. we really have to get there. so i'm going to be going out as many days as i can and i am allowed to. you know, with all the secret service and all their fantastic people. but it's sort of holds you back. maybe sometimes i'll just pick a few trips without him. [cheers and applause] we are going to be out a lot. we are going to a lot of different dates. and i'm coming back here before the election. [cheers and applause] and it is a very close election. a lot of people don't realize t

screaming at chuck schumer to do something. you have to fight it. the record of the nominee really has no bearing on it. >> right. >> when you have that type of questioning, then you have those senators of the judiciary committee not really probing to learn about the nominees but to make it look bad and to score political points. you see how i fought for your side and so, the fact that in many stand back and says i'm not going to play those games i think it is appropriate given the environment. >> sure. a minor sidebar but i think you'll find interesting. you mentioned bork. the irony is not lost on me and probably not lost on people following this closely that because bork was treated the way he was and led to kennedy, it was this conservative on the court there is a line there that is pretty compelling. if you really think about it. what is the dynamic in the senate? we know that when neil gorsuch was nominated three democrats voted in favor, heitkamp, manchin of west virginia and donnelly of indiana. the presumption is that three would be likely

it's a vote for schumer, nancy pelosi, their new leader, maxine waters. but between waters and pelosi, you have two people that are in charge of congress and they are not in favor of west virginia. they don't know that west virginia exists. they don't like coal, they don't like energy, and they don't like work. but when you cast your ballots in november, you are just voting for a candidate, you are voting for which party controls the house and which party controls the senate. all these congress people, and i will tell you, we have to get there. we really have to get there. we have all the secret service and they are fantastic people but it sort of hold you back. maybe sometimes i will make a few trips without them, but we will be out a lot. i'm coming back here before the election. [cheers and applause] and it's a very close election. a lot of people don't realize there is a six-point spread. six points could be ended by this evening, he could be up by 12, you see what's happening. without a good record of endorsements in georgia. he's down ten, i endorse

the question -- >> what's schumer doing? >> what senator schumer is saying with regard to his role as staff secretary, which is basically you are the person -- the traffic cop for all information to the president, all information out, that is literally millions of documents. it's not a substantive document. it's him saying, i got this from the secretary of interior. i will send this to you, mr. president, and take out whatever the president writes on that. a lot would be subject to executive privilege. it's a fishing expedition. yes, if it's a document that he authored or a document that he was involved with as associate counsel, certainly, or certainly as a judge, that's totally appropriate. again, more documents are being offered than any time in history. i think we thethere will be ple documents. i don't think that's the that many democrats have with kavanaugh. the issue is not the number of documents they will look at. they decided they will be against him. i think he would be a terrific justice. he is a good person. he

it is not so much a battle with minority leader chuck schumer. it is a battle with the clock, and the same thing is being seen here in the supreme court battle as we have seen in the lower court battles, just trying to obstruct and hope that maybe they can somehow get past this election and maybe somehow, there is a democratic majority and maybe somehow, they can find scandal, no trump pun intended, to push a narrative and try to bork this nominee, but believe me, their playbook has not changed. it is the same as it was in 1987 as it is now. i am glad we have the to see from the miracle at dunkirk in a way miracle in the supreme court because we were never supposed to have this day. a were never supposed to see president trump nominating replacements for justice scalia and justice kennedy. that was never supposed to happen, and we should be excited that we live in this current reality. >> absolutely. well said. i think that that's the scene. there are some specific areas dig a little bit. i want to talk to you about the standard you alluded to. i

the senate's top democrat, chuck schumer, isn't buying kavanaugh's statement, though. schumer says kavanaugh refused to answer when he asked if roe v. wade was correctly decided. his confirmation hearing begins september 4th. >>> a disturbing new allegation against a catholic priest in pennsylvania. 30-year-old reverend kevin lonergan now faces criminal charges of indecent assault against a 17-year-old girl. he's accused of sending her nude photos and groping her. the charges are separate from the report released by the pennsylvania grand jury just last week accusing more than 300 in the days since that report, hundreds of people have called a clergy abuse hotline. >>> actress asia argento, one of the leaders of the me too movement is denying accusations that she gave alcohol to a 17-year-old and sexually assaulted him. she says she never had a sexual relationship with actor jimmy bennett even though she reportedly paid him a $380,000 settlement. argento has revealed that her boyfriend, the late anthony bourdain, provided the money and says the two of them felt sorry b

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senator schumer tweeted this this morning. i wanted your take. he said this is new. senator grassley admitting that the senate will receive half the documents he requested before the hearing starts. that means senators will have seen 6% of kavanaugh's records around the public will have seen 3%. this is unprecedented secrecy. how would you respond to him? >> 100% of the documents are relevant to kavanaugh and our questioning him about being on the supreme court, 100% of them are before us and here open to any senator to look at, primarily the members of the committee. so there's just no justification for what he's saying at all. and he said he wanted to go through these records. i'd like to know how many he's gone through. i think that what you're hearing from the democrats is they don't want to talk about the qualifications of kavanaugh, which are outstanding to be on the supreme court, particularly his 12 years on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. they want to talk about procedure and divert people's attention from his qualification by talking about whether or not

senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader schumer will likely make remarks on their friends and the timing on that will be up. they will drape a black cloth over his desk as custom and place a bouquet of flowers on his desk. >> john mccain is and we can hero, he is an icon. he was larger-than-life in the state of arizona and i think he was larger-than-life in our. he is just someone who is simply irreplaceable. his voice will be missed. >> at the conclusion of what the office is calling a celebration of his life and legacy here in arizona, his casket will be flown to washington, d.c., where he will lie and stayed at the u.s. capitol rotunda friday and saturday. and molly asked for, as for his wishes, he will be buried at the cemetery at the naval academy in annapolis, maryland. as this news conference continues to happen, it will bring you the latest updates on what's happening here. we go okay, thank you very much. for more on this, the spring and fran friend of senator mccain, and a former land security advisor to george w. bush. in q4 being here. he led a full, re

democratic party and you will see kyrsten sinema try to distance herself from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. host: outside groups supporting either of these women, where do you see that happening and how much support do you think will come? guest: i think we are seeing two women running for senator jeff flake's open seat. we are seeing there will be a woman senator from arizona, so you will see women's groups get involved on behalf of -- especially kyrsten sinema, groups like emily's list. you will also see republican outside groups, foreign money because arizona is critical to maintaining a senate majority. it will be difficult for democrats to gain a majority in the senate. they are playing defense this cycle, but they have a slim chance and that does depend on winning arizona from the republican party. been quickly, has there any indication from the governor of arizona on who will fill john mccain's seat? guest: we have not seen that yet. there have been rumors that cindy mccain or a relative of john mccain might end up being appointed. we should know in the coming weeks. host: before we

listen to senator schumer. here he >> it is unseemly for the president of the united states to be picking a supreme court justice who could soon be effectively a juror in a case involving the president himself. i believe chairman grassley has scheduled a hearing for judge kavanaugh too soon, and i am calling on him to delay the hearing. connell: we saw that from a bunch of democrats throughout the day. funny enough, a short time ago we received a statement from senator joe manchin's office, he's in a very tight race for re-election in west virginia and he disagrees with schumer. kind of funny how the politics play out here. what do you think? >> well, right. like you said, manchin is in a difficult spot because his state is not particularly liberal, and he's got to be representing his voters there. what i would say is that's classic schumer. he's leader of the democrats. he has to find reasons to delay, obfuscate and block the sitting republican president's supreme court nominee. he's grasping at straws. connel

instead last night chuck schumer cut a huge deal with mitch mcconnell in which the democrats agreed to waive through 15 trump judicial nominees. the remaining eight will get expedited votes next week, no taking any time. there have been a number of arguments today as to whether or not senator schumer is playing a three dimensional chess here and he got an amazing concession from the republicans that nobody can see yet. but if democrats were hoping to make republicans fight for every nominee in order to put the spotlight on judicial nominations and their importance, they just did the opposite. 15 times over five days before supreme court hearings. that does it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> if you are looking to me for some senate insight as to why chuck schumer did that, i'm sorry. he's going to have to come on your show or my show and explain it. >> there is 15 nominees free for nothing. we don't want to take up any time. we want to make sure there is nothing on the calendar, nothing taking up anybody's time

paul: what about document demand fights, mary, chuck schumer said you have to turn every document when he was in white house, turn over every document when he worked in stark campaign. we will turn over a million or so but we won't turn everything. >> archives said that they wouldn't be able to get that by the end of october and, of course, that's the strategy, if you can't produce all these documents then the people like the red state democrats will be able to say, well, you know, the process isn't complete and so try to drag it out and, of course, get it into the lame duck or even next year. and so this is going to require a lot of leadership on the party of lindsey graham and chuck grassley to say, look, we are going to draw the line here because we will get this done. paul: dan, is there any -- any substance to the request by schumer saying, he's saying there's a cover-up, you're not turning over all the documents of staff secretary but i remember when kagan was come nateed, we insist on getting documents from elena kagan and barack obama said, no, why because that's too important

this schumer plea to say, well, the president's had legal troubles. he hasn't had any legal troubles. some people who used to work for did. that is ridiculous assertion. he will get next supreme court nominee. week in september, only eight legislative days left for the house of representatives. voting starts october 1st. not first day of november is voting. first of october is when voting starts. stuart: good point. didn't realize that. another issue for you. let me deal with money. we'll be down ever so slightly at the opening bell this morning. we're looking at flat to ever so slightly lower. market watch is on the right-hand side of your screen. dr barton. longest bull market run ever. we've got a fed meeting today and jerome powell, the chair, speaks tomorrow. is it possible it is the federal reserve that brings an end to the bull run? >> well, stuart, i think you're spot on there and i think we have to understand the underlying reason why the fed would act. one of the things that we've enjoyed is improved, ever-improving employment numbers. so ma

chain migration, and this was the schumer deal. schumer wanted this. republicans just passed the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country. >> so jonathan lemere, what is the white house process when the president goes out? >> the president has a pretty unconventional relationship with the truth, brian. and i think for the most part the white house process resembles this. i think that they try to cleanup some of this stuff, but they also know there's a sense around the building and not just white house aides but every so often the president just needs to blow off some steam. let's also remember this is something that predates his political cull rear. from his day as as real estate developer in new york, looking to make himself a celebrity, he would sort of push his own version of the truth. he would lie to reporters, he would lie in public. and he would do it so often it seemed as if he was convincing himself it was real. and we're seeing that since the moment he came down the escalator at trump tower years ago that a lot of his supporters are wil

this assured politics by chuck schumer. it is not what the southern democrats were in the 50s and 60s and this is where richard russell was standing in the way of civil rights legislation. you look at the folks on the left to dominate the democratic party right now. look at who want a new york city or joe crowley's successor cortez. to distance themselves from those old-style politics is important for democrats right now. this is something internal to the senate. it is meant to be signed into law, but pretty impressive that it changed the name of a senate building. they've all been named one. >> you've been on capitol hill covering capitol hill for years. global senator mccain's dns or something that stood or something that stood out to you is something i'll never forget? >> look at who shoes he stepped into. barry goldwater. only two persons have represented that feed since january 1953. a lot of commonality. both of them were chairman of the armed services committee. both of them hunt or eligibility for president contacte

chris hahn is a radio show host and speaking of chuck schumer, a former staffer for senator schumer and he joins us tonight. think layla coming on. >> any time, tucker. >> tucker: so people say all kinds of lunatic things, i get it. i tend to discount a lot of that stuff. what bothers me is when officeholders are people seeking to become officeholders start parroting that same language. so i am tryingg to figure out what is acceptable now in the democratic mainstream of what you are a part.t. i i will ask you some questions and you tellin me what you thin. reason about people talking to each other. should we abolish i.c.e. and begin criminal prosecution against i.c.e. agents? >> no. but we should reapply some real rules to i.c.e. i don't like the way i.c.e. is being managed by the current administration. i don't think we should do away with it. maybe we got to rebrand it. >> tucker: yeah, that sounds fine. i am always remaking federal agencies better. doesn't bother me. totally different thing.m anywhere between 15,000,020,000,000 people living here illegally, illegal aliens in the coun

. >> i saw a statement from mcconnell and schumer asking that the military ensure that flags at government buildings are flown at half staff until mccain is buried. i don't know if that means they're going to send the military in to lower the flag at the white house, if that's how the military coup will unfold, but it certainly shows too that bipartisan side making whatever efforts they can to make sure that that honor is extended even if it isn't happening at the white house. >> senator schumer wants to rename the russell senate office building the john mccain senate office building. a lot of democrats are on board. i assume a bunch of republicans are as well. what are you hearing from the white house, what are you hearing from capitol hill? is that likely to be renamed? >> it seems like if democrats agree, and obviously richard russell was a democrat, and jeff flake, the other republican from arizona was on board with that, i would not be surprised to see other republicans sign on in that effort. it's not something the president would have to sign is my understanding so i wouldn't be sur

. >> leader mcconnell, speaker ryan, leader schumer, leader pelosi, distinguished members of congress, members of the cabinet, members of our armed forces and honored guests and most of all, to the mccain family, to cindy, his children, and mrs. roberta mccain. it is deeply humbling to stand before you today at the united states capitol to commemorate the life and service of an american patriot. senator john mccain. the president asked me to be here on behalf of a grateful nation to pay a debt of honor and respect to a man who served our country throughout his life. in uniform and in public office. and it's my great honor to be here. in the long history of our nation, only 30 americans have lane in state here in the united states capitol rotunda. today, as a reflection of the esteem in which his colleagues and our country hold him, senator john mccain joins those ranks. the son and the grandson of four star admirals, john came from a family that prized military service. he entered the united states unable academy when he was just 17 years old. his service as a unable aviator took him

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charles schumer reports the damage will be extensive. a state of emergency in hawaii for the most damaging storm in decades. >> i was here for a hurricane 30 years ago. and i know how bad it can be. yes, i'm concerned. >>> reporter: residents are stocking up on supplies as hurricane lane churns toward their homes and businesses. officials are preparing for the worst as the storm threatens to bring powerful winds and catastrophic flooding. >> we do not want to see what happened in puerto rico, and we do that by making sure we're prepared. >> reporter: dramatic satellite images show the massive storm in the pacific ocean. fema already has 150 workers in honolulu ready to respond. >> please, if at all possible, consider sheltering at place at your own home if it's safe to do so. >> reporter: public schools are closed for the week. in hawaii, the surf's up as residents hunker down. charles schumer, kpix 5. >> the most powerful storm to hit him. was a hurricane that hit in 1992 killing 6 people and destroying more than 1400 homes. now, let's

i knew schumer when he was somebody you could talk to. but he's been brought so far rational any even more. but we're not going to let it happen. we need our law enforcement. we need respect rational any more. but for our national anthem and for our flag. [cheers and applause] 're going to elect proud patriotic ohio republicans who will defend our country and efend our way of life. today's' democrats are not just extreme, they're really not in position to govern. they're just not in a position to govern when you look at what they are and what they're doing, open borders and crime. position borders and crime. we have in new york a governor, gf nor comeau o. sues everybody. you get sued. that's why people don't want to move in. but if you go to new york you get sued. and people are afraid to go to ew york. he recently stated the new slogan was america was never great. he truly hates me. he used to like me. then i decided to run for office and he doesn't like me too much. schumer used to love me. hard to believe. isn't it? but comeau came ou

schumer proposed bill aims to protect minors so nobody under 21 could bet. it is also to protect those who suffer from gambling disorder. official league data is to determine all outcools they hope and that leagues qowb determine which types of bets are are acceptable. now a joipt state between major league baseball, nba and pga tour reads as legalized sports betting spreads across the state there's a need for consistent nation wide integrity standards, to safeguard the sports. millions of fans love, we strongly support the legislative framework outlined by senator schumer and we encourage congress to adopt it. the cleveland browns have at least linebacker michael ken distribution after he and codefendant charged with conspiracy to commit security fraud. kendricks allege to have profited just under 1.2 million in an insider trading scheme. a whole lot of green for quarterback and grown and yellow packers signs extension through 2023 worth up to $180 million over four years. 103 million dollars guaranteed in league high average of 33.5 million. looks like new

we have a lot in the line if schumer would get them approved. we confirmed the great neil gorsuch to the supreme court of the united states. and as i just said, justice kavanagh is doing great. i don't know, very tough central casting. how do you vote against him? the democrats may find a way. we secured a record $700 billion for our military this year, and $716 billion, billion with a b. our military will be stronger and bigger and more sophisticated than it has ever been, ever. and hopefully we will never have to use it. you've got a lot of good fighters out here. the one thing about a fighter, organization, the stronger your military, the better chance you have of never having to use it. we don't want to use it. all of that equipment is being built in the united states. we make the greatest ships in the world, the greatest missiles and rocketss. the pentagon is working hard to create the sixth round -- branch of the american armed forces, th e space force. >> [cheers and applause] president trump: that is very exciting. we need it. i am not j