it's a simple bill. a noncontroversial bill. one that hope will earn the support of every member of this august body and certainly look forward after the house has considered it to getting it across the finish line with our partners in the senat senator lummis from wyoming and senator hickenlooper from the great state of colorado. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i respectfully yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from nevada is recognized. ms. lee: i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentwoman yields back. the gentlem from aansas is cognized. mr. westerman: the bill before us todaye-authorizes program that provide data and inform real-time dision making and long-term planning. the usgs water data is fundamtal to national and life and property,nd effective management of our nation's water resources. if i want to go float thes, nation's first wild and scenic river, buffa national river, the fi

title of the bill. the clerk: a bill to amend title 41 united states code to prohibit minimum experience or educational requirements for proposed contractor personnel and certain contract solicitations and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuan t to the rule, the gentlewoman from south carolina, ms. mace, and the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from south carolina. ms. mace: i ask all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. mace: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mr. mays: thank you, mr. speaker. the federal contractor work force is several times larger than the work so much government outsourced and safeguarding of cybersecurity. it is disturbing for me to learn as chair of the subcommittee on information,

we just take a look at the tax bill. a negotiated tax bill.had bipartisan support out of the ways and means committee. we passed it off the floor. and they have done nothing. even though it was a negotiated. they didn't live up to the negotiations, the agreements. if we need to look at who is not doing their work, let's look at the senate democrats. because we absolutely are passing. we are doing our work in transparent ways through the committee process. and on the floor. with that i would like to yield two minutes to my colleague from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. weber: thank you. i thank the gentlelady from minnesota. i'm proud to avow kate for funked of this bill and the rule that underlies it. it's interesting to hear the ranking member from massachusetts talk about as if it's all about corporations. we are going to talk about energy. as soon as you hear the lady from florida talk about energy bills will cost jobs. my district, the texas gulf coast, has seven ports. more than any other member

it is not over, bill and dana. >> bill: we'll watch it. i know you will.nks, peter doocy in d.c. >> with god as our guide and president trump back in the white house, we will show the world that america is the place where freedom reigns and liberty will never die. [cheers and applause] >> dana: rousing show of support last night. republicans closing ranks behind president trump making no doubt the gop has his back. we hear from house speaker mike johnson on the republicans' unity. >> fentanyl doesn't care if you are black or white. it does not discriminate. this is an american issue. we need a president who will call the drug cartels what they are, terrorist organizations. >> bill: she took the needle and just ran it right across that album. a grieving mother brings the republican convention to tears, pinning her son's death from fentanyl squarely on biden's border policy. we're on day three and soon night three and j.d. vance will be on the big stage behind us. come on back right after this. veteran homeowners. if you need cash, the last thing you want to

with bill after bill, house republicans are letting the american people know who they are. every opportunity they get, they try to inject poison pill riders to ban i.v.f., to restrict access to abortion care and to make life harder for the american people. as i've said before, they want to turn back the clock on our rights. just look at project 2025, a dystopian plan for the future of our country crafted by former trump administration officials. they want to cut your earned benefits and cut school meals and yes, end access to abortion care. they even want to take mifepristone off the market completely. madam speaker, we must bring h.r. 12, the women's health protection act to the floor to let them know we'll not let them turn back the clock on the american people. madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of my amendment in the record along with any extraneous material immediately prior to the vote on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: w ithout objection. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, to discuss our proposal, i yield three minutes to the gentlewo

it's in our bill. we should focus on job care, you talked about in the bill you talked about, which is brown, marshall, it's in our bill. a lot of what you're lifting up today, you know, that we've put forward here. which i think is, very, very important. i think the difference is, to get a farm bill, we can't split the farm community and get a bill. we have to be supporting both. that's where that's where success comes from. so, that's very, very important. i also heard you were talking about and others have talked about, the disadvantage for beginning farmers if you can't access land with acres. if you're fortunate that you're part of a family operation and you're able to move. if you have acres, that's good. but if you're not and you're new, you're really new you can't get those payments that we're talking about. very many pleasing that the white house did it one way we have in our bill a proposal that would establish new base and allow new farmers to do that. for new farmers it would establish a ne

bill: yeah. david: you have an mba from northwestern, but you are not an engineer. does the technology jargon go past you or can you understand what the engineers are saying when they come up with a new product? bill: i have been around it for a while. while it is true i am not a coder, it is also true that i understand where the idea can fit into a customer's world. i will give you an example. with ai, the expectation of ai is going to be the iphone moment. when the consumer begins using ai in the consumer world, they are going to expect the business leaders are bringing ai in to make their world better in the office environment. that is why this is the iphone moment for the enterprise. there is no doubt about that. so i know we have to be the market leader in ai which is why we started working on it. and the first acquisition i did was element ai, an ai company in montreal, canada. we did that in 2020. we were working on it all 2019 as soon as i came in, but then 2020 we actually executed that.

draft bills.would be unusual to pass that amount of legislation in a year long session. so perhaps we're looking at a session that takes a bit longer. >> i'm sure we're looking at a two year session because 35 bills is simply too much. it's normally about 20 bills, isn't it, per session, plus a few private members bills. >> yes. well, so i would say yes, i think before before 2019 you would look at passing about 24 bills on average in a year long session. but because of the large amount of brexit legislation that had to happen, we then of course had covid and that required a legislative response , including primary response, including primary legislation. actually under the conservatives, far more bills were passed each session than that. but that's not to say that all of those bills went through all of those bills went through a really rigorous policy development process and something that, you know, the prime minister has been very clear about is he wants this to be a programme that works, and h

. >> bill: yes indeed.al goes down, the balloons, meaning next thursday when they come from the ceiling. >> dana: i know where you will be. >> bill: we'll be buried in those suckers and batting them around on the floor. we'll be there starting on sunday for a live broadcast. join us then. want to share that with you from milwaukee. there is this now. check it out. >> if you are a democrat now and standing up and saying that joe biden is not fit to run for office and therefore should not be in office in january, you are saying he is also not fit to be president right now. >> bill: liberal commentators had a lot to say after last night's news conference. more on the media's reaction next. why not think outside a bank? get up to $70,000 with a newday 100 va cash out loan. bent finger appointment in 30 minutes. you got this. one - remember, i don't want surgery for my dupuytren's contracture. two - i don't want to wait for my contracture to get worse. three - i want a treatment with minimal downtime. four - i w

but obviously things changed very rapidly, bill. >> bill: thanks to you. back to you shortly. >> dana: judge janine pirro is co-host of the five and kayleigh mcenany. judge, as the officer sees him, falls down, injures himself, is there any yelling of there is a shooter on the roof? >> well, it doesn't seem that that is the case. one of the issues that i think we're looking at now is the communication. were they all on the same band? were they all able to contact each other? it doesn't seem that is the case. now, if the local police were really just involved in traffic, then kimberly cheatle, the director of secret service, came out and said no, we have the inner perimeter, they have the outer perimeter. right from the get-go if that isn't confirmed, that is a lie on her part. and we've also got a scenario where he is seen an hour before. he is seen 26 minutes before. he is seen two minutes before. we get all these different timelines. the bottom line is anyone in security knows that the president of the united states, he should not have taken the stage at

bill and sandra we are finally getting underway here. >> bill: thank you bill. we will see you soon. >> sandra: that builds the excitement. let's bring in former wisconsin governor scott walker. everyone is talking about it. please do jump in. what do you know, what do you want to see happen, do you have a favorite. >> in the end, proven problem solver. donald trump's biggest strength is that he got things done. he's a fighter as we talked about during his first four years and we need a fighter to make things more affordable and more secure and more safe in this country. someone who pairs with that. whether it is governor doug burgum or glenn youngkin or any of the senators mention. each of those names are proven problem solvers. we are blasting the party and we have a number of great candidates out there that can only help the president but stand in as a vice president of the united states. >> bill: we have the schedule right now and we are bumping up against it. for our viewers at home, take us through this. i mention bloom local time and that is when the dele

. >> bill: no doubt about that. here a year ago for the debate. >> dana: 102 degrees in here. not joking. >> bill: got an exciting star-filled night from last night. a moment of triumph when you saw the former president on stage calling for national unity saying he wants to be a president for all of america, not half of america. you don't win unless you represent all the people and not 50% of them. the current president's campaign for a second term is near collapse. he is recovering from covid. the list of democrats calling for him to get out and pass the torch grows by the day. a little here, a few there. i might pull the plug as early as this weekend but no confirmation of that. >> dana: a big one with the senior senator montana tester calling him to step aside from the race. shannon bream is right here with us plus the latest from peter doocy in rehoboth beach. grady is here at the fiserv forum across the street. >> good to see you. quite a few memorable moments last night in the longest rnc acceptance speech eve

. >> bill: second hour on day two. i'm bill hemmer, good morning. f.b.i. finally gaining access to the gunman's locked cell phone tracking his digital footprint while searching his family home. so far interviewed 1 hundred people seeking anyone who came in contact with him and so far no clues about a possible motive that we're aware of. >> dana: the failed assassination attempt putting a sharp focus on secret service leadership amid calls for the director to resign. this new video reveals the gunman was spotted on the roof nearly 90 seconds before he took aim and opened fire. >> he is laying down. >> yeah, he is laying down. >> that's happening? wow. yeah, look, there he is. officer! up on the roof. >> up here. >> he is on the roof. right there. right on the roof. he is getting up now. >> bill: the further we get away from it the more eerie the sounds appear to be. david spunt, justice department. more on the investigation now and david, good morning to you. >> that's just one angle from one cell phone. f.b.i. sources say are looking through multiple diffe

bill -- comers, i oppose the bill. i urge all my colleagues to oppose this bill, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. duncan: as i mentioned earlier, the legislation would prevent the department from enforcing standards on dishwashers unless they are technologically feasible and economically justified. unless they are not likely to result in additional costs to the consumer. and unless they will result in significant conservation of energy. americans know that this new standard and even older standards are not working. they're having to wash their dishes multiple times. we have seen over and over agencies overreaching the constitutional mandate they were given. thank goodness the supreme court last week overturned the chevron, and now congress can use other tools like pieces of legislation to direct agencies on what they should do and the limits that they can do it under. sure, there's other legislation we ought to take up. but we've had to

. >> bill: okay. edward. thank you, sir, more to come. see if joe biden shows up today on camera. we're watching. thank you. >> dana: for more on this bret baier from special report. primaries build grit. he is not just talking about not a democratic process. if a campaign launches a chance to show off the pearly smile the primary is a chance to do that after being shrugged in the face a few times. in boxing it's better to take one's practices from a sparring partner rather than the defending champ who awaits you on fight night. what do you think of that? >> dana and bill, good morning. that's right on. it builds a tough skin if you have to make your case in front of the american people and in front of democratic voters in particular. this will be the first time that a nominee has never had one single vote for them. now, there are allies who argue she was part of the biden ticket but they were voting for president biden, not voting for vice president harris. and, you know, she did perform in 2019 on a

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bill. >> bill: thanks.he story. >> dana: former special agent in charge joins us now. what was left on the table yesterday that you would like to see answered? >> well, thanks for having me on. first thing is i want to give background on ron rowe. he and i went through the senior executive service developmental program together at american university gave presentations on the secret service. got very emotional. i believe he is a patriot and i believe he loves the secret service and loves the people of the secret service and he is trying to protect them and protect our mission. but the american people need to know what happened. you have an investigation still in progress 17 days later and difficult to believe that some of these statements have not been fully investigated. he said i can't defend why the roof wasn't better secured? there was a tactical var that tells you exactly what the plan was to secure the agr building. we need to get those questions answered. other protective enhancement that could have

bill: i did. went to dowling college in oakdale, long island, because i could do all my classes tuesday and thursday and be in store all the other days. david: when you graduated were you still owning the delicatessen? bill: yes, i was. at that time i made a decision. i got a job at xerox, which was a dream job. at that time i sold it. then we invested that money in a great beach house for my parents in myrtle beach, south carolina. david: your job at xerox was to be a salesman? you were selling what was a complicated product at the time. bill: at that time, it was copiers and electronic typewriters and printers and fax machines and all that. david: you did that for 17 years. bill: i was at xerox for 17 years. i sold door-to-door for a couple years and then got promoted and ultimately became a division president and corporate officer in my mid-30's at xerox. david: so one time maybe you thought at the beginning you could aspire to be the ceo of xerox. but you had an offer to leave. and why did you

bill: i did.went to dowling college in oakdale, long island, because i could do all my classes tuesday and thursday and be in store all the other days. david: when you graduated were you still owning the delicatessen? bill: yes, i was. at that time i made a decision. i got a job at xerox, which was a dream job. at that time i sold it. then we invested that money in a great beach house for my parents in myrtle beach, south carolina. david: your job at xerox was to be a salesman? you were selling what was a complicated product at the time. bill: at that time, it was copiers and electronic typewriters and printers and fact machines and all that. -- fax machines and all of that. david: you did that for 17 years. bill: i was at xerox for 17 years. i sold door-to-door for a couple years and then got promoted and ultimately became a division president and corporate officer in my mid-30's at xerox. david: so one time maybe you thought at the beginning you could aspire to be the ceo of xerox. but you had a

and i want to ask about dental bills. senator baldwin and i led a letter about persistent coverage gaps. we asked the administration to institute minimum standard of coverage and establish a permanent structure to reregularly review what essential health benefits are. and there was expanding benefits to allow states the option to routine dental services. so for the first time every state will be able to update their plans to include cleanings, diagnostic x-rays and supportive services. i hear from virginians about this all the time, problems with lack of dental care, distance, leading to huge health and other challenges. in your testimony you mentioned the dental bills are one of the leading causes of half of adults as the cause of medical debt. and can you speak to the impact that debt related to dental bills has on your patients? >> we decap tate the head from the body. teethes, eyes or ears. we know it happens when you decap tate a body. i hope states will take up the mantle. we think about teeth being separate and apa

. >> bill: good morning, partner. i'm bill hemmer.s at the trump rally in butler, p.a. 51 years old. been in the secr

bill. causing them to censor themselves. online platforms will be forced or feel themselves forced over course to censor themselves. there is a question, will pictures of thin models be tolerated? the people that see them. there is a discussion of this all over. everybody sees the, you know, obese models that are now hired for "sports illustrated." not causing anxiety. involuntary by magazine, by all means. but if we are going to coerce these online platforms and say you cannot show people that are too thin, what is too thin? that is one of the results that could happen from this bill. what about images of war? i think even adults are made anxious by that, but what if kids? should we restrict images of war ? there isps a war going on in gaa and there is a lot of young people with opinions on that. young people should not be able to see images of gaza because it may make them anxious. should we silence discussions about gun rights? from either side. from thewn right or left because it may ca

and my ministers will introduce an english devolution bill. legislation will be introduced to give new powers to metro mayors and combined authority. this will support local growth plans that bring economic benefits to communities. a bill will be introduced to allow local leaders to take control of their local bus services. my ministers will bring forward legislation to improve the railways b by reforming rail franchising, establishing great british railways and bringing train operators to public. taken together these possible enhance its position as a leading industrial nation and enable the country to take advantage of new opportunities to promote growth and wealth creation. my government recognize that the urgency of the global climate challenge and the new job opportunities that can come from meeting with the development of the technologies of the future. it is committed to a clean energy transition which was lower energy bills for consumers over time. bill will be introduced to set up great british energy, a publicly owned clean power com

after bill that would do just that. they voted against the rights to contraception and have consistently blocked any effort in the chamber to protect women's fundamental rights but still my republican colleagues incest and stand with women and today they have the opportunity to put their money where their mouths are. the reproductive freedom for women act isfo straightforward. support for protecting access to reproductive healthcare the bill is one page long n and doesn't enact any policy changes. this should be a no-brainer for anyone that supports women and the right to control our own bodies but it is safe to say republicans will vote against this bill today only to insist tomorrow that they are the party of freedom. give me a break. meanwhile to restore, protect reproductive rights and we will not stop fighting until we succeed in this. that is why today i am proud to stand with my fellow democrats for the reproductive freedom act to support reproductive rights and healthcare for all. madam president, i yield. those

>> good morning, bill. senator peter welch calling on president biden to withdraw had nowhere near the ripple effect inside this white house as nancy pelosi yesterday opening the door for biden to change his mind and chuck schumer reportedly signaling to donors he is open to dumping biden from the ticket. they are among the handful of voices that really matter to biden in making his decision. that group also includes barack obama. "politico" reports this morning that george clooney gave obama a heads-up that he would be calling for biden to drop out in his op-ed and obama did not object reportedly. the biden campaign down played clooney's op-ed indicating biden has more stamina than clooney. that fell flat and his allies are trying to clean it up. >> i question whether george clooney has spent a lot of time with president biden in person. i'm more of a matt damon guy. i have never had an incident or encounter with joe biden like that debate. my wife and i watching it also found it shocking. it was not what

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thanks. >> bill: that was that.eally thought the action after that debate two weeks was on cnn and the analysis immediately after that 90-minute debate and i think that is the reason why joe biden is up against the ropes today. if you watched last night, msnbc was more forgiving, i thought. cnn less so. what do you think is going on there and what's happening behind the scenes? who is talking to them, mark? >> yes, you were right because i, too, went right to msnbc and cnn what do they say about the press conference? they were saying not a bad job, right? they were coming back around to maybe we need to support this guy. maybe he is not going to leave, you know, maybe we'll have to give him a little bit of a boost, which is why the media, i think, over there is divided. will vice president harris do better? her poll numbers are slightly below joe biden's. take him out, put her in. i don't think it changes, to be honest. people aren't really voting on this. they are voting because inflation is bad, immigration is bad

the bill eliminates fraud. the bill reduces the deficit. and for me, most importantly, invests in america's children by expanding the child tax credit. that's why groups from across the spectrum have lined up to endorse the bill. groups like the u.s. catholic bishops and so many other groups support this bill that will grow our economy, reduce poverty, and reduce the deficit. the house overwhelmingly passed this bill by a vote of 357-70. this happened back in january, so now we're hoping for a similar result in the united states senate. i hope that the senate, in a similar bipartisan fashion, will pass this bill. we know that, for example, just with regard to one provision in this bill -- the child tax credit provision -- in 2021 democrats passed the american rescue plan, which had as one of its features an enhanced version of the child tax credit. i've often said we took the child tax credit in 2021 and we turbocharged it to help families in a much more substantial way. by passing that legislation in 2021, for six months -- and only six mo

bill. >> bill: cb, thanks. good to have you back again. there will be more news very soon from butler, pennsylvania. >> dana: more stunning revelations from christopher wray who spoke publicly about the shooting investigation for the first time yesterday. >> it appears that around 3:50 p.m., 4:00 in that window, on the day of the shooting, that the shooter was flying the drone around the area. i don't think this has been reported yet. that the weapon had a collapsible stock, which could explain why it might have been less easy for people to observe. >> dana: thank you for coming back on our show. one of the things that wray said yesterday was about the google searches from thomas crooks, watch here. >> on july 6th he did a google search for, quote, how far away was oswald from kennedy? and so that's a search that's significant in terms of his state of mind. that is the same day that it appears that he registered for the butler rally. >> dana: as a behavioralist does it tell you anything? a lot of people google lee harvey oswald. do you lea

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first let's go to bill melugin with a look at day two. what are we looking at today, bill?o you. tonight's theme at the rnc is make america safe once again. look, it will be hard to compete with what we just saw on the floor last night. you guys were talking about. it former president trump showed up making his first public appearance since he was shot over the weekend. this place was electric. take a look. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting usa, usa, usa] [cheers and applause] >> tonight's headline speaker is former u.n. ambassador nikki haley recently invited by trump campaign. we remember it. it was a brutal primary season between her and trump constantly attacking each other. trump called her bird brain and upset she stayed in the race so long. we were in the room with haley when she dropped out of the race. she didn't endorse him at the time. she told trump to earn the support of her supporters. she will be speaking tonight. a possible sign the hatchet is finally being buried. eric trump said on fox this morning it is a sign the party is coming together. >> i think

a draft bill will be brought forward to ban conversion practices. my government will take steps to help rebuild trust and foster respect. legislation will be brought forward to introduce a duty of candor for public servants. a bill will be introduced to establish a statutory armed forces commissioner to act as a strong independent champion for our gallant armed forces and their families. legislation on race equality will be published in draft to enshrine the full right to equal pay in law. my government will strengthen its work with the devolved governments in scotland, wales and northern ireland so that the best outcomes possible are delivered for citizens across the united kingdom. my ministers will establish a new council of the nations and regions to renew opportunities for the prime minister, heads of devolved governments and mayors of combined authorities to collaborate with each other. my government will continue to support the political institutions and devolved government in northern ireland. in consultation with all parties, measures will

and this bill in general. base bill, the e.p.a. was cut by 20%. almost every single account is cut except except for the office of inspector general. the office does pretty well under this bill. cutting every single program at the e.p.a. and seeking funding for only one office which is the oversight office is an attempt by the majority to politicize the office of the inspector general. i oppose the amendment and before i reserve. i ask how much time is left. the chair: the gentlewoman has four minutes remaining. the gentlewoman from colorado has one minute remaining. ms. mccollum: i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman from minnesota reserves. the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized. mrs.boebert: i would like to yield the remainder of my time to my colleague, mr. simpson. the chair: the gentleman from idaho is recognized. mr. simpson: i rise in support of this amendment to provide additional funding for the e.p.a. office of inspector general to conduct important and necessary oversight agencies. i have spoken with several of the inspector gener

i'm bill hemmer. let's get after it right now. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we have no shortage of news. senator chuck grassley also released body camera video showing local authorities and secret service over the shooter's body and it appears to confirm the suspect was identified before those shots rang out. >> this is his -- the snipers seen him walking away from that. he would be right in side. he is the one that seen this and sent the pictures and called it up. >> dana: christopher wray is testifying on capitol hill next hour. >> bill: we hope he gives more answers than we heard on monday the kim cheatle the now resigned head of the secret service. let's begin in butler, pennsylvania. cb cotton leads the coverage there. >> this new body camera video appears to confirm at least one secret service agent got photos of the gunman before the shooting. thomas matthew crooks was first identified as suspicious and local law enforcement started circulating photos of him. new q

bill and i are working on bills and a number of those areas. on a bill to advance offshore wind, which will be significant particularly in the gulf states with bill representing louisiana. we are working together on a carbon tariff bill, which as the carbon international tariffs role could be the most consequential element as we forage a pathway to climate safety for our world. we are -- bill supported the nuclear bill we just passed in the senate that has gone to the president's desk in bipartisan fashion. we have been working on that together as well. carbon capture is the one that i was forgetting. pretty much every study that looks at our pathway to climate safety tells us that we will blow through 1.5 degrees. there really is no way now to avoid getting through 1.5 degrees. to get back to climate safety we will have to extract carbon from the atmosphere. we will have to do direct air capture. bill's bill with me on that would make sure that direct air capture is properly compensated so those industries move forward in the timeline necessar

then there are minor bills.or cassidy and i get things through pretty sometimes through unanimous consent. my oceans plastics bills passed by unanimous consent. that does not stop. >> senator cassidy, if it is a republican senate and a second president biden term, are there too many incentive structures in the waysomeepublican senators for bipartisanship? >>ns t re this seriously to do things for the betterment of our country. if a democratic president recommends things which i think are harmful to our country, i'p. we can speak about some of the spending programs that biden has had igniting inflation. if it is something good for our cotry, the infrastructure bill for example, which was paid for and predictetoe inflation, then i am all there. beodor my state and our country. >> final question to both of you. bipartisan concern that the future of democracy is on the ballot. you look at the cross has of these pollslmost equal amounts. trump supporters and biden suppors election, if it goes they don't want to go, i

i'm dana perino. >> bill: good morning. i'm bill hemmer. jim jordan is in his chair already. >> dana: he is very punk -- >> bill: fox news obtained new videos giving us a close view. the sound of eight shots and screaming from the crowd. it's dramatic and sometimes shocking and always powerful. here is part of that. [screaming and yelling] >> bill: if you are shaking your head in disbelief still, you are not alone. the video leaving a lot of questions and very few answers from two days ago as we await wray's testimony. >> dana: trey gowdy joins us in a moment. >> director wray just walked in in anticipation of this big hearing today. i got to walk with him and ask him a few questions. i asked if he will be cooperative with the committee today, if he knows if there is a motive yet. frankly if the american people can trust the f.b.i. will get this right? he didn't answer a single one of my questions. now this is a big day. a lot of pressure on him because lawmakers are very frustrated that they are not getting any answers. it comes one day af

bill. >> bill: you are watching the tally here, chad. virginia democrat buyer is reportedly backtracking now previously saying he wanted biden to step aside. where is he now? >> he was pretty frank after that conference call that democrats had on sunday afternoon. he said he had grave concerns about the president. he had trouble stringing two sentences together. he described him as fragile. then he dialed that back in a statement and i posed some questions to him about that in the hallway. >> well, i am very committed to joe biden. it certainly looks like he will be our candidate. >> what was reported was that not accurate? some inaccurate reporting there? is there any consistency? >> i don't want to characterize the reporting one way or the other but i want to make clear with the statement i made yesterday. >> house republicans are about to have a press conference next door. i walked over there a few moments ago and this flyer was of every house reporters from the house republican conference and says that joe biden is not fit to serve.

kennedy as well. >> bill: thank you for your time. a public hearing perhaps a week from today on live television, we'll follow it. >> dana: who is on the phone? shannon bream is on the phone. shannon, if you could give us your initial reaction as our chief legal correspondent. >> this was something that had come up in the -- it was something that justice thomas gave a lot of attention to in concurrence and jack smith was worried about that they would go this way. he recently, you know, pushed back on this idea that justice thomas's concurring opinion in the immunity case could be applied. in that way it could put him in this exact spot. justice thomas questioned the issue of special counsel, that office, had been created properly and because of that, he questioned the very underpinnings of jack smith's appointment. there was a lot of back and forth and smith's office was worried and aware of the possibility that they could be facing this in this case because, of course president trump's team would look at every possible thread in that

with 35 bills that is quite a lot of bills - bills that is quite a lot of bills that we're expectingberfor a kings speech. that suggests it's going to be fairly wide—ranging, but it has got her focus and not focus on boosting the economy. we know for example that some of the ways that keir starmer said he's going to do that quickly is by changing planning rules to boost house building, he wants to devolve more powers out of west minister to local areas in england. so you would expect there are likely to be bills that will take that agenda further on. he's talked previously about bringing the railways back into public ownership with franchises for that you'd expect that we might see something on that in the kings speech tomorrow. there are some things that were in the labour manifesto, which they talked about doing within the first 100 days, one of those things being about changing workers' rights. you would expect that to be among the 35 bills that we're expected to see tomorrow. along with some of the things at the conservators were doing under the last government but ran out of tim

read the bill. if you read the bill i will see for example there is no empowering of attorneys general. they were crafted narrowly to target specific evil to destroy lives. this bill as he turned it is crazy is crazy and bizarre he should tell the parent and the young people has come to us over these past years to senator blackburn and myself. with herring swords of the disk disruptive harm telling us about those harms to their own lives. the principle of this a bill is very simple. it does not empower those unelected bureaucrats from kentucky as misread. it empowers an apparent it gives them choices it enables them to take back control over their own lives. it enables the strongest setting of safety by default. requires companies to disable product features that are destructive. lost tools to opt out not to be a part of the algorithm recommendation that feel faileddestructive mental health. to shield themselves against online predators. to protect their own information. young people and parents des

wait and see. >> bill: maybe any minute. thanks, bill melugin with us here in milwaukee. nice to see you. >> dana: rnc chairman michael whatley joins us now. what changes did you implement in order to get this ball rolling today? >> well really none. i think the key for us is that we've had 18 months of planning to get this convention ready to go. we've had a team on the ground in milwaukee for over a year. when you are talking about an event of this magnitude, 50,000 people will be here, delegates, guests, members of the media, you have a pretty big show. the conversations that we've had with the president was we're moving forward. we are moving ahead. obviously there will be message changes that will be made in terms of how he is going to address the country. how other people will address the country. you can't have an event like saturday, a shooting like we had, without causing everybody to stop and take stock of where we are as a country. and it really does come down to unity. donald trump has unified the republican party but we need to be unified going forward. issue

but that is the kind of support this tax bill had.eft-leaning groups like it right raining groups, family organizations like it, pro-life groups like pro choice and across the political spectrum. and in the next day or so we are going to see if the republicans who talk so much about these issues help for small business, help for families and building housing, preventing fraud my colleagues on the other side of the aisle talk about it constantly. now we arely going to find out f anybody wants to actually follow through on the rhetoric. i know we do. we believe what the senate voting and now we have got a chance as i touched on at the beginning mr. president. to have a real day at the office. and they wouldn't help the kids come help the families and small business people need housing people have been devastated with disasters. get all of that done tomorrow mr. president that is one heck of it at the office i yield my time now to my colleague from washington state our leader on the housing issue and many others. >> thank you, mr. presid

so we got some bills ready. we have _ today. so we got some bills ready.will make good law. and good and that it will make good law we _ and good and that it will make good law. we have got high standards and expectations, we have got about legislating well. we do not want to see hundreds of amendments being laid by— see hundreds of amendments being laid by the government, we do not want _ laid by the government, we do not want to— laid by the government, we do not want to see — laid by the government, we do not want to see shoddy bills that we have _ want to see shoddy bills that we have got— want to see shoddy bills that we have got to repeal and think about again. _ have got to repeal and think about again, which we have seen a lot of that over— again, which we have seen a lot of that over the last few years. we have _ that over the last few years. we have got — that over the last few years. we have got very high expectations and standards — have got very high expectations and standards. we do have a couple of bills that _ standards. we do have a couple

. >> bill: 9:25 in the morning. a long way to go. nice to see you, peter doocy. >> dana: if you are a political junkie, this is fun. town hall's katie pavlich and kevin. balancing democrats' worry about biden and maintaining influence with the president and then biden close friend said this, kevin. get your take. a close friend of biden says his choice is to be one of history's heroes or to be sure of the fact there will never be a biden presidential library. i pray he does the right thing. his friend saying he should do the right thing by withdrawing. his campaign manager said they are full steam ahead. >> i watched a portion of that interview. the fact they have knocked over 100,000 doors this past week. they're focused on that kind of messaging. at the same time, to your point, maybe giving the president a little space. i don't think anyone will push the president out. the reporting about speaker pelosi, former president obama pulling him in the direction of rethinking this especially at home in rehoboth, covid d

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welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. make it a campaign issue. calling for several sweeping changes including one that could alter the constitution if ever passed. he wants congress to set term limits for the supreme court and a binding enforceable code of conduct. lindsey graham says they could go much further. >> could you work with president biden, yes or no, on a supreme court reform package this year? >> no. he wants to destroy the court. they want to pack the court. their initiatives coming from biden will be dead on arrival in the senate. they have no desire to make the court better, they are trying to make it more liberal. >> dana: biden wants to amend the constitution to limit presidential immunity following the supreme court decision granting former president trump and all presidents broad immunity from prosecution. president biden writing in today's "washington post" i share our founder's believe the president's power is limited, not absolute. we're a nation of laws, not of kings or dictators. >> bill: former