. >> news of the passing of 93 year-old hall of famer willie mays hit home for richard arrington junior. birmingham's first black mayor. all of a sudden here. >> and pass. it was on show. joe children. >> arrington in may's attended the same high school fairfield industrial high school for negroes. arrington was to classes behind the athlete when he got the chance to become a batboy for the birmingham black barons. may's help the team win the pennant in 1948. >> new pipe of davis's children. he was the manager and so he would let sometimes me and my cousin. he would let some games be the bat boys. >> the 2 men has crossed again after arrington was elected as birmingham's first black mayor and was invited to visit maze at his condo in new york. that first time his open the closet. want to know i wanted to end of it sort they will begin. the meeting took a couple sweaters that couldn't win, but there remains one arrington says may's continued to visit birmingham over the years. he was the ambassador for the u.s. youth games and hear arrington is seated right next to may's when he returned

youth games and hear arrington is seated right next to may's when he returned to be inducted into thefame. >> i don't think there will be another remains so many everything. well. nobody could run better and we're really on bases. nobody could catch a ball, really no better. could that? i mean, really could do every thing. and a major with respect to do. >> arrington described maze is a kind man who always had time for others, especially when he returned home. what should people feel if and i would call a hike to end what's been old days black community to live there. >> if they coming there'd be that patiently there. he they say take you. great so really was going on. >> certainly have more on the life of willie mays throughout the evening. other news today, a democratic leaders at the state capitol are doubling down on their plan to kill some of their own retail theft bills. if voters approve a november ballot measure reform prop 47. this comes as newly to emails out of governor newsom's office show that he's open to a prop. 47 reform ballot measure just not this year. our capitol c

larry: fabulous new idea, steve moore thank you very much and house budget chair jodey arrington veryank you. >> turning to a different story liberal media flames israel first. even with their brave hostage rescue. let's spring in ba alabama senator tommy tuberville, welcome, sir, we have sound we ran a little bit of what liberal media said about israel. >> the rescue left a devastating poll for palestinians with more than to than 270 killed in the mission according to hamas. >> has killed far more israeli hostages than rescues, seem that israeli government destroying gaza ranks higher than lives of their own hostages. >> there are concerns that saturday rescue may hurt effort to reach a cease fear and free the remaining hostages. larry: hurt efforts? gaza health care ministry estimates? what am i missing? like the world is turned upside down this was a brilliant move by israeli armed forces, they rescued hostages, everyone should we should be doing, and what happens? the left wing liberals, clowns, media bla blah, blah, blah all they can do is attack israel. >> they speak out of both

larry: fabulous new idea, steve moore thank you very much and house budget chair jodey arrington very flames israel first. even with their brave hostage rescue. let's spring in b alabama senator tommy tuberville, welcome, sir, we have sound we ran a little bit of what liberal media said about israel. >> the rescue left a devastating poll for palestinians with more than than 270 killed in the mission according to hamas. >> has killed far more israeli hostages than rescues, seem that israeli government destroying gaza ranks higher than lives of their own hostages. >> there are concerns that saturday rescue may hurt effort to reach a cease fear and free the remaining hostages. larry: hurt efforts? gaza health care ministry estimates? what am i missing? like the world is turned upside down this was a brilliant move by israeli armed forces, they rescued hostages, everyone should we should be doing, and what happens? the left wing liberals, clowns, media b blah, blah, blah all they can do is attack israel. >> they speak out of both sides of their mouth, back to vietnam war hundreds of thous

house budget chair, jodey arrington you're very kind sir, thank you very much.ia blames israel first. even with the incredibly brave hostage rescue. let's bring in our great friend alabama senator tommy tuberville. senator tuberville. here is some sound. we ran a little bit what the liberal media said about israel. take a listen. >> but the rescue left a devastating toll for palestinians with more than 270 killed in the mission according to the hamas-run gaza health ministry. >> the israeli insistent release of hostages through purely military means has in fact killed far more israeli hostages than they rescued. the israeli government's goal of destroying gaza ranks more than the lives of their hostages. that is why we're stuck in this grow tisk scenario. >> this may hurt effort to to have a cease-fire and release the remaining hostages. larry: efforts, gaza health care ministry here. what am i missing? like the world was turned upside down. brilliant move by israeli forces, rescued a bunch of hostages that we said in the first place. what happens, all the left-

>>arrington amaze attended the same high school fairfield industrial high school for negroes.o classes behind the athlete when he got the chance to become a batboy for the birmingham black barons. may's help the team win the pennant in 1948. >>new pipe of davis's children. he was the manager and so he would let sometimes me and my cousin. he would let some games be the bad boys. >>the 2 men's paths crossed again after arrington was elected as birmingham's first black mayor and was invited to visit maze at his condo in new york. that first time around is has opened the closet. want to know if i wanted to end of it sort even bigger than took a couple sweaters that couldn't win. but remains one harrington's as nays. continued to visit birmingham over the years. he was the ambassador for the u.s. youth games and he raring to the seated right next to may's when he returned to be inducted into the alabama sports hall of fame. >>i don't think there be another managed it. so many everything. well. nobody could run better and we're really on base nobody could catch the ball, really no

arrington. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. arrington: a young man by the name of caleb sm inch thers. his dream was to serve in the military. he got a chance to serve. his training at fort bragg g he had a serious accident. since the protocols weren't there to check on a soldier and weren't accountability for health care services to the army thrks young man ended up dying. i think his life could have been saved if protocols were in place and accountability measures were in place. i think the secretary has all but affirmed that. this provision would put those things in place and would expect that the army does and defer to their best judgment on how to do it. this young man's life and his mother here who has worked diligently with the unconditional love for her son not only would his spirit live on but it would actually the lives of other soldiers who would find themselves in the same predictament. we all care about our sons and daughters in uniform and have the abundance of caution to prevent that from happening. those checks

my good friend, jodey arrington chairman of the budget committee, and the budget committee meets this week, and i hope they get to explore the myths regarding social security. it has nothing to do with the debt or the deficit of this country. and the actuary, will lay that out. speaker ross, you might be surprised to know that in your district there's over 179,000 recipients. in your district that brings in $306 million monthly. and where do they spend that money, mr. speaker? right back in your district. they go to the pharmacy, they go to the grocery store they put gas in their tank, they pay their rent, they pay their mortgage. and they haven't had an increase since 1971. it's long overdue for congress to act. the president's put forward a proposal democrats have a proposal all we need to do is vote. if you got a better idea, by all means, put i but if you don't at least allow a vote to take place so you can minimally help out the people in your district. on average every member of congress gets more than $200 million monthly that comes into your district. there's no better economi

. >> news of the passing of 93 year-old hall of famer willie mays hit home for richard arrington junior. birmingham's first black mayor. all of a sudden here.

joining us now is budget committee chairman jodey arrington.er, 138 executive actions issued by president biden, largely responsible for getting the deficit now up to almost 7% in an economy that's working and growing to some extend, at least gdp wise. that's unheard of. the executive actions. student loan was a major part of it? the vote buying or whatever you want to call it? >> leading up to this point, you've had trillions of dollars in legislative actions that were purely partisan, what covid or flx reduction act. the unlateral executive actions, the cost there is $2 trillion. one-third of which, to your point, is the student loan bailout. so, we're now at the highest level of annual deficit which has been revised upwardly by $400 billion over the last four months. it's the hevel of annual deficit of the history of our country in peace -time deficit. here on an unsustainable tract and we have the highest level of indebtedness as a nation surpassing world war ii levels in debt. i think one of the big under appreciated factors is the cost to

doesn't with my next guest, jodi arrington.mmittee chair, house ways and means committee memory, important figure there. people come down on this but i didn't think that was appropriate of a sitting us president talking to the leader of another country about our political problems that might or might not come it didn't seem the place to do it. >> i agree. it is a continual posture of weakness to our adversaries and allies who are counting on us. it was unnecessary in my other comment which would no doubt sound political but it is substantive and a real concern. should apologize to the american people for not putting the resources and attention to the invasion at the southern border ran not just invasion of ukraine by our common enemy russia and maybe even to our children because we didn't pay for it and they will inherit the whirlwind of a $35 trillion national debt and the other one, if we are going to do these things, and i think there's a security interest for our country to support ukraine in the right way we know end game.

i mean, last time around in 2022, nancy mace barely squeaked by in that primary against kt arrington when she was seen as more of the anti-trump candidate. now she has this massive advantage and that kind of lines up with what we've seen throughout this cycle, which is when trump makes an endorsement in either governor's race those are congressional races. his candidates have always one and 2024, at least before tonight. and the other thing i will note is somebody cares, at least in the republican primary electorate, what kevin mccarthy has to say, he's not the speaker anymore. the idea that he could go on this revenge tour and somehow get revenge against these candidates. these voters care about donald trump. he runs a reply publican party, not kevin mccarthy. >> yeah, there was some funding that kevin mccarthy helped with with mazes challenger, but but that was pretty much it. but we're also projecting that the republican michael ruling is going to win that that special election in ohio's six congressional district. this obviously matters because right now republicans having teeny

just such a compelling story really as you're seeing people on both sides praising of the county jail arringtonn your piece of republican chuck schumer and senate majority leader thanks for bringing that to us. >> all right. thank you joining inside politics, cnn, news central starts after the break the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the former president, one stage moderated by jake tapper and dana bash presidential debate thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max. >> if you have chronic kidney disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with far sega because their places like to be for seeker can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal dehydration, urinary tract or that'll yeast infections in low blood sugar are rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur, stopped taking four sika and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of disinfection an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis did you know taking xyz all at night relieves allergies w

arrington: he lived out his own maxim that public service is a noble calling and i would add it's onlynk god he did. my life, your life and the life of our country are all the better for it. may his legacy continue to inspire the servant leadership he modeled and may it remind us that being a statesman and a politician don't have to be mutually i'm proud to have served alongside his son, president george w.■$■6h, thinking of him and the entire bush family today as we honor one of the most decent, patriotic and loving leaders our nation has ever known. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to congratulate the university high school boys tennis team for winning california's first ever statewide tennis championship. ms. pte trojans' top tier athleticism and exceptional motivation led the team to victory in one of

as chairman arrington menti ssibilities here.we've estimates that would close the gap and iated the estimates weevelop about a year ago for the proposal would not only o close the 75 yr gap but also put us into something referred to as sustainable solvency.so we would be projecting that the trust funds would not declining and becoming depleted anytime in the foreseeable future. so that many possibilities here. >> many possilities and i want to getli on to your bill that i think is a really good one. i wanted to ask mr. -- i'll get it. mr. spitalnic is that bything like that? i'm sorry. i would say sorry. so whent to medicare, i to tell me, are we seeing that even just the talk about negotiating for lower drug prices has decreased the number? i know that were going that the full effort of for lower drug prices is going to be. but are we seeing even the hint of it has lowered the cost of drugs? >> the inflation reduction act which introduced a whole host of provisions a prescription drugs in the medicare program has a l effects. so

and i would ask you to consider, chairman arrington of the budget committee sent some of us the story from "the asian times" called u.s. debt moving towards $50 trillion isn't the whole story. this is the asian perspective what they're looking at in america as us heading towards a sovereign debt crisis and us losing the reserve world currency. we're up against a great threat. i'm greatly concerned about the future of this country. we're not retreating but trying to strengthen. there's an old african proverb, if there's no enemy on the inside, the enemy on the outside can do you no harm. we have to get strong within. with that i yield. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. ms. lee: i must say if republicans really want to get our fiscal house in order, then they would be the first to repeal these terrible trump tax cuts that have created even a bigger hole in our fiscal house. . the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from oklahoma. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes

arrington for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman.thank you to our witnesses or your passion and your commitment to being a voice for america's most vulnerable, probably the true forgotten people in this country. thanks for giving them voice. thanks for remembering them and helping us to remember, that we need to put our very best forward to improve the system. government can't do everything but what we do ought to be effective and people ought to be accountable. we ought to have the highest standards and that's what i'm hearing from each and everyone of you. so thank you again. god bless you. paris may be no more than any of you but your all-stars, every one of you, okay? now, ms. hilton, you talked about the several pieces of legislation that you worked on throughout the country in various stages. you mentioned judson folks checking on you that saved you from further abuse in the system. and you said can you imagine what it would be like if you didn't have parents and family who were checking on you? so let's talk about how we check