mr. levin: i yield to another member of our committee, mr. crowley of new york. mr. crowley: i like mike, i admire him but i think he is it a disservice to the house and this debate to bring up the issue of 9/11. i do thank him for his honesty to say this is all about, having this debate today and this vote today to stir the emotions of the american people. my emotions always start on this day. 14 years ago i knew people who died that day. my cousin died. my friends died. i don't need to be reminded of that but it will not cloud my decisionmaking on this important issue. today i stand in support of a joint comprehensive plan of action. this has been a difficult decision for me and i know it's been for many of my colleagues as well. there are those who came out against this deal before you even read it. for those that took the time to read the agreement and came to a given conclusion, you have my deep and profound respect because we both share the same goals. but after carefully studying this agreement, i believe it is important to give diplomacy the opportunity to su

mr. levin: i yield to another member of our committee, mr. crowley of new york. mr. crowley: i like mike, i admire him but i think he is it a disservice to the house and this debate to bring up the issue of 9/11. i do thank him for his honesty to say this is all about, having this debate today and this vote today to stir the emotions of the american people. my emotions always start on this day. 14 years ago i knew people who died that day. my cousin died. my friends died. i don't need to be reminded of that but it will not cloud my decisionmaking on this important issue. today i stand in support of a joint comprehensive plan of action. this has been a difficult decision for me and i know it's been for many of my colleagues as well. there are those who came out against this deal before you even read it. for those that took the time to read the agreement and came to a given conclusion, you have my deep and profound respect because we both share the same goals. but after carefully studying this agreement, i believe it is important to give diplomacy the opportunity to su

with that, let me turn it over to our vice chairman, joe crowley. mr. crowley: thank you, mr. chairman. what a week last week was. to be in the presence of the holy father, pope francis, and more importantly the message he had for america. and leaving, i believe, an indelible mark on all of us, catholic or non-catholic, believer or not. it was an incredible week. i'm wearing green, i have to switch later today to pink, but i'm wearing green this morning because the pope said green is the color of hope he told that to speaker boehner. i want to thank the speaker for inviting the pope here, i want thank leader pelosi, my colleagues acted remarkably responsibly in the chamber. but listening to the pope's message to congress, whether on climate change, death penalty, a number of issue he is mentioned, what i think was really clear is that he emphasized the need for us to do as representatives what's in the best interest of our country, to govern. and that includes i think a message to our republican colleagues to stop governing by crisis. there's enough crises in the world, enge y

mr. crowley: thank you, mr. chairman. what a week last week was. to be in the presence of the holy father, pope francis, and more importantly the message he had for america. and leaving, i believe, an indelible mark on all americans, whether catholic or non-catholic, or wleesker -- believer or not. it was really an incredible week. i'm wearing green today and i think i have to switch to pink, but i'm wearing green this morning because the pope said that green is the color of hope. he told that to speaker boehner. i want to thank the speaker for inviting the pope, the pontiff, here. i want to thank leader pelosi, as well as all my colleagues. i thought acted remarkably responsibly in the chamber. but listening to the pope's message to congress, whether it's on climate change, death penalty, on a myriad of issues that he had mentioned, what i think was really clear is that he emphasized the need for us to do as representatives what's in the best interest of our country and to govern. and that includes, i think, a message from -- for my republican col

. >> gentleman from california and the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley. rosanna: it is a very historic moment. the pontiff will make the first-ever address by a pope to congress and we will be showing that live on my 9 and streaming in on our web site myfoxny.com. greg: scheduled to happen in 12 minutes. liz dahlem is at madison square garden. the pope will be there tomorrow and so will we. >> good morning. a lot of people are excited to see the pope here tomorrow. it will be here before we know it. one thing all new yorkers are not looking forward to are these road closures and extensive delays that could be had on the trains because there will be a lot of frozen zones set up around the city to make sure the pope and get wary needs to be safely. the trains are definitely going to be your best bet. let's run you through what men stranded agency said doing to help people get around a little easier. long island rail road adding eight penn station bound trains friday ahead of a papal mass, metro north will be running additional trains at the hudson, harlem a

as i again i showed you the letter that i sent, mr. hoyer, mr. crowley and mr. becerra sent in june. we keep repeating to sit down and negotiate. recognizing that you are the majority and recognizing that the president has the signature and we stand ready to cooperate in a compromise as we go forward. today on the floor, instead of dealing with the economy of our country, republicans are up to some more of their -- i don't know how to describe it -- insults, lack of respect for women. too many hardworking families are feeling pinched. instead of joining democrats at the table for a bipartisan budget, the republicans are engaged in legislation on the floor that would, as i say, disrespect a women's right to choose. at the same time as i saw in california as well, wildfires in california and across the west have burned hundreds of thousands of acres. this week in california, two citizens died. four firefighters were hospitalized. 13 firefighters have died this year fighting firefighters in the west. to fund firefighting we had to shift money from wildfire preventi

mr. levin: i yield to another member of our committee, mr. crowley of new york. mr. crowley: i like mike, i admire him but i think he is it a disservice to the house and this debate to bring up the issue of 9/11. i do thank him for his honesty to say this is all about, having this debate today and this vote today to stir the emotions of the american people. my emotions always start on this day. 14 years ago i knew people who died that day. my cousin died. my friends died. i don't need to be reminded of that but it will not cloud my decisionmaking on this important issue. today i stand in support of a joint comprehensive plan of action. this has been a difficult decision for me and i know it's been for many of my colleagues as well. there are those who came out against this deal before you even read it. for those that took the time to read the agreement and came to a given conclusion, you have my deep and profound respect because we both share the same goals. but after carefully studying this agreement, i believe it is important to give diplomacy the opportunity to su

extra gentleman from california, gentleman from new york, mr. crowley. gentlewoman from connecticut, and gentleman from new mexico mr. luhan. >> the president says at the direction of that body appoints the following starts as members of committee to escort the pope, senator from texas, senator from utah, senator from south dakota, there thune. senator from wyoming mr. barrasso, senator from missouri mr. blunt. senator from mississippi mr. wicker, senator from maine,s miss collins. senator from alaska. from tennessee mr. corker. senator from new hampshire ms. ayotte. senator from illinois mr. deserver, senator from new york, mr. schumer. senator from washington mr. murray. from ver national correspondent mr. leahy. senator from montana mr. tester. senator from michigan, mr. -- excuse me the senator from michigan, miss stabenow. senator from minnesota. senator from maryland, senator from new jersey, senat. >> the members will exit the chamber through the lobby doors h >> when the good senators made their way through that aisle, within about ten minutes th

crowley, the gentleman woman from connecticut, miss delawyero and gentleman from new mexico, mr. luhan. >> the president appoints the following senators as members of the committee. >> this is ceremony where they're appointing members of a committee to really be honorary escorts, to in plain english go get the pope and bring him into the chamber. and just a ceremonial roll call of the names as you know, there's senator warren, the senate and house members are still the seats, the mrs. s to what we've come accustomed to during state of the union addresses. the joint chiefs and members of the military are where they are. the members of the sport who have chosen to attend will be where they are. there are cardinals in attendance. that is not something we're used to seeing. but this scene of people coming down the aisle and being greeted by their colleagues, very familiar. let's listen in one again and of course we have so many candidates for president right now in the early runnings that it seems that every other person coming down the aisle we should mention because people recogniz

bob, the president of the world meeting of families, mrs. donna crowley farrell executive of the world meeting of families, the leadership of the co chairs and committees of the world meeting of families, archbishop pgalia and his staff. please keep them and all of us in their prayers. we ask you holy father to bless these wonderful people who made the event happen. we want you to know once again that the hearts of the people of the city of brotherly love are with you. we hate to see you leave. we're so grateful that you came to our home, philadelphia. (applause) . >> mr. vice-president, distinguished authorities, dear friends, my days with you have been brief but they have been days of great, great for me and for you, too. please know that i prepare to leave i do so with a heart full of gratitude and hope to all of you and to the many others work so hard to make my visit possible and to prepare for the world meeting of families. i thank the archdiocese of philadelphia, the organizers and all the many volunteers and benefactors who assisted

joining us now from washington kirsten powers and here in new york city monica crowley. both are fox news analysts. all right. i had to run that because -- >> well, at least she is watching. >> that wasn't classified or anything. no big deal there. but did you see in what was released last night, anything that could further mrs. clinton's troubles? >> yes. in fact, the federalist did an analysis of the new emails today. >> what's the federalist? >> the federalist is a great organization and a great online magazine, conservative, yes, but they did do appear analysis which shows that mrs. clinton repeatedly originated and distributed highly classified national security information over that unsecured and unsanctioned server. >> were they specific in any email that they believed she violated the law? >> yes. absolutely. in fact, there is a whole range of emails that they point out. what they point out is that in many of these emails the only content that is redacted and then classified after the fact, which is what they are trying to argue here, was her messaging ine+sde÷8

after doing that mr. reagan promised the border would be tightened and that business people who hired illegal aliens would be punished by the feds. generally speaking those two things did not happen. with us now monica crowley in new york city and kirsten powers in washington. colbert didn't tell the whole story as we always do on the factor. am i correct about that, kirsten? >> well, what said was accurate. i guess he didn't -- >> -- distorted. accurate but distorted. i think the point that he was trying to make was that the fact that president reagan did -- he did raise taxes. there was a very small gas tax. there was a cigarette tax. these were small taxes but they are the kinds of things that today, in today's environment, that if somebody tried to do that. if a republican tried to do that they would have a very hard time. if obama had done it, you know, the 5-cent raising five cents on the galings tax would be the path to commune in this environment with this republican base. how much more do you wan

crowley: absolutely. they're considered lucky. absolutely. for example, in china, people think it's incredibly unlucky to kill one, even accidentally. how do you know that? [ laughter ] listen, i'm mr. wonderful. i know everything. it's considered really bad karma to kill them, let alone freeze them. you got a whole bunch of crickets right here. they're not chirping 'cause they sense danger. i agree. i agree. that's what they sense. you -- they know they're gonna die a horrible death with you. i just think, in this case, those crickets are telling me to stay out of this deal. i'm out. corcoran: i have to hand it to you. i ate that, and it tastes great. i can't tell the difference, and i'm relieved to find out that that crunch that's on my tongue are not the legs of the crickets and all that kind of goofy stuff. cuban: [ laughs ] i think it's gonna be a heck of a long journey to convince people that they're gonna love to bite into something with crickets in it. i just think it is. and whenever there's a long journey in a business, it means it

it's not hillary, it's not the other guy, it's only one guy strong enough to fix the economy, it's mr. trump. maria: thank you for joining us. geraldo, thank you for joining us. monica crowley, we'll look for your column tomorrow. >> welcome back to another tennis channel court report, a special fox business report. the u.s. open is in the books and while the new york legend eases into the second round, an american enjoys the biggest comeback of his career. roger federer won five straight titles at flushing meadows between 2004 and 2008. the swiss master was in complete control against mayer. closing out straight sets win 6-2 in the third. and donald young fought back from two sets down to edge 11th seed simone, in a five-set marathon. the 26-year-old describes the victory as the greatest of his career. and the extensive coverage from new york continues wednesday with tennis channel live at the u.s. open hitting the air at 8 a.m. eastern. >> i'm adam shapiro. live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. take a look at futures as we prepare for the opening bell at 9:30 here in new