i don't think chuck schumer has.een thoughtful, those who are trying to reduce smoking, it can be highly addictive. will: pete: chuck schumer compares it to vape, in reality this is something, this guy, huge blowback from not just will kane and others but members of congress and folks saying don't come after my zinn. richard hudson said big brother schumer doesn't want us to chew or smoke, his against the alternative to help people quit. come and take it. if you go to the will kane show or any of his social media he has broken down every aspect of types of zinn, what it says about your personality, your character, immediately identified that as zinn. will: here is tom cotton, things democrats are you can have, gas stoves, menthol, i mentioned chuck schumer is it moral, this is a party that passes out needles as a solution to drug addiction. this is a party that is on the path to legalizing marijuana which does have some really serious health negative fx, increasing research on schizophrenia. this is a part of this al

they tended to try to scuttle this deal that johnson cut with chuck schumer. they believe d it spent too muc money and demanded for severe restrictions on the southern border with mexico. things that the the kras would not accept. johnson try ining to kut a deal tout some conservative victories. he was open to discussing the concerns of the far right members, but just moments ago, say that he would not side with those concerns and would stick to the agreement he cut with chuck schumer. when i asked bob good a about this, one of the eight members that kevin mccarthy was oust ed by. he made clear he was opposed to what johnson is doing, but he was not going to try to push johnson out of the speakership. >> how kiss adisappointed are yu in his leadership? >> i don't agree with the announcement deal between the house that came from the weekend. i'm opposed. >> have you lost confidence in him as speaker? >> that's a silly question. >> you voted to oust the last speaker over a similar agreement. would you vote to oust him now? >> it's a ridiculous supposition that s

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we have hakeem jeffries, the leader in the house, speaker johnson, chuck schumer, and mitch mcconnellgether to work some kind of deal that quite frankly, they are satisfied with. i very hard back in january. not only to make sure we had new leadership, but to have an open process and the house of representatives. we have had ample time to have these discussions on the house floor. they are just not taking place. we have to have more of an open debate. i understand that speaker johnson has opened his office up to invites some people and to have conversations about how we can move forward. i want to move forward. i want to move forward. at this point -- >> you shut down the house floor yesterday. you are talking about open debate on the house floor. you shut it down. >> we did not shut debate down. that was the rules committee. what you saw was the by-product of the consolidation of power over the last 18 years. the rules committee, they are the group that makes the decision about how a affairs are conducted. >> republicans shutting down republican bills. it is something to behold, i wi

. >> brian: and senator chuck schumer cracking down on nicotine patches. live report coming up, can you believe this? can you squeeze in the border somewhere? your mornings are better because you are with friends. roll the animation. ♪ >> ainsley: the border battle down in lawrence's home state of texas is intensifying. >> steve: look at all that razor wire. democrats calling on president biden to federalize the national guard, democrats are asking. >> lawrence: governor abbott is not backing down saying texas has right to defend itself in this invasion. >> brian: mark meredith is with us, no overcoat. >> mark: it is in the mid-50s today much texas governor greg abbott says he will do whatever he can to protect his state from invasion of illegal immigrants and posted a tough letter to the president, the executive branch has a constitutional duty to enforce federal law, protecting states on the books now. the president has violated those laws and smashed records for illegal immigration. handful of governors are racing to defend abbott's comments and challen

i worked very well with chuck schumer. when chuck schumer comes to death anybody pats on the back. whisper in his ear the riverfront needs of this. it's important that you tell people honestly what the challenges are that you face an humanize that message in a way that keeps them on their toes. if they feel comfortable and confident that there will have to work for your support, they won't. so we are in boat. we have to work, i mean josh is very difficult to work with and hard for his support. [laughing] but bipartisanship, nonpartisanship, consensus is hard. you should be making it hard for the folks in your party and welcoming those across the aisle who stand with you when they do. >> can i have one thing? >> please.th >> i second that is spot on. we've got a bunch of messenger to hear who are phenomenal. what helps us a lot and we are working on doing infrastructure deals i work on veterans, our work on environmental issues, the best i've found some of the best ideas thatnt we worked into legislation have comee from mayors actually calling and saying hey, we are doing this year

but, wolf, if mike johnson decides to go a route that breaks from his deal with chuck schumer, almost certainly you can expect democrats to reject that, which will raise real fears uta government shutdown. but if johnson decides to side with chuck schumer, those threats to oust him from the speakership will only intensify. >> man up raju up on capitol hill, thank you. >>> we're also following other breaking news right now. hunter biden pleading not guilty to federal tax charges in a los angeles courtroom. let's get more now from cnn national correspondent nick watt. he's outside the courthouse. nick, update our viewers. >> reporter: well, wolf, hunter biden came in and out of this courthouse through the back entrance, no comments to reporters. and this historic hearing took just a few minutes. this is a criminal case, but, wolf, politics hangs heavy over these proceedings. the sitting president sometimes wayward son could face prison time over taxes he didn't pay on foreign earnings. he just pleaded not guilty to nine counts including three felonies. this is a legal matter and potenti

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this statement was made today by the leader of the democrats in the senate, chuck schumer, the leader of the republicans. mcconnell also spoke in support of the request for additional funding for ukraine, israel and taiwan, arguing that the funding would allow tens of billions of dollars to be invested in america's industrial base. regarding the progress in the negotiations on the american border, on which the approval of aid to ukraine depends, mcconnell said, the senate will soon have the opportunity to restore sovereignty on the southern border. meanwhile , there is progress in the issue of confiscation of frozen russian assets. committee profile. the greeks agreed on a bill that can become a tool in this initiative. we will ask kateryna lisanova, our congress correspondent, more about all the main news on the capitalist hill. hello katya. congratulations, yulia! katya, chuck schumer says that every day the senators are making more progress on the border agreement, what does the approval of additional funding for ukraine actually depend on? when can this realistically happen? if we

i worked very well with chuck schumer.uck schumer comes to town, everybody pats him on the back. i used to whisper too him, chuck, the river front needs this. it's important to humanizehat message in a way that keeps them on their toes. if they feel comfortable and confident that they don't have to work for your support, we're in the same boat. josh is very difficult to work with. i have to work hard for his support. but bipartisanship, nonpartisanshird. you should be making it hard for the folks in your party and welcoming those across the ais . mr. gottheimer: i think that's spot on. i think the other thing, we've got a bunch of mayors from jerseyer phenomenal. what helps us a lot and when we're working on doing the infrastructure deal, our work on veterans, our work the best, i have found some of the best ideas we have worked into legislation have come from mayors actually calling anding s here and it's working. you should try this. you should build it into your legislation. or this bill you're about to■w u don't unders

i worked very well with chuck schumer. when chuck schumer comes to town, everybody pats him on the back. i used to whisper too chuck, the river front needs this. it's important to humanize that message in a way that keeps them on their toes. if they feel comfortable and confident that tfor your support, they won't. we're in the same boat. josh is very difficult to work with. i have to work hard for his support. but bipartisanship, nonpartisanship, consensus is hard. you should be making it hard for the folks in your party and welcoming those across the aisle who stand with you when they do. mr. gottheimer: i think that's spot o i think the other thing we've got a bunch of mayors from jersey here who are phenomenal. what helps us a lot and when we're working on doing the infrastructure deal, our work on veterans, our work on environmental issues, the best, i have found some of the best ideas we have worked into legislation have come from mayors actually calling and saying hey, we're doing this here and it's working. you sho

i worked very well with chuck schumer. when chuck schumer comes to town, everybody pats him on the back. i used to whisper too him, chuck, the river front needs this. it's important to humanize that message in a way that keeps them on their toes. if they feel comfortable and confident that they don't have to work for your support, they won't. we're in the same boat. josh is very difficult to work with. i have to work hard for his support. but bipartisanship, nonpartisanship, consensus is hard. you should be making it hard for the folks in your party and welcoming those across the aisle who stand with you when they do. mr. gottheimer: i think that's spot on. i think the other thing, we've got a bunch of mayors from jersey here who are phenomenal. what helps us a lot and when we're working on doing the infrastructure deal, our work on veterans, our work on environmental issues, the best, i have found some of the best ideas we have worked into legislation have come from mayors actually calling and saying hey, we're doing this

neither does the president or chuck schumer who by the way hails from new york reffing a major crisisr from the southern border. when you get everyone in the room and come up with a solution it's going to make a secure. right now at the cartels are controlling the border. i saw it earlier today our chairman of the homeland security committee congressman mark green is going to be starting the impeachment proceedings and secretary mayorkas. let's consider joe biden under the executive clause he is supposed to be making sure that he is executing and faithfully discharge and the laws of the united states. which she is not doing. he has for elaborately changed our laws as his first act to change the policies that were working to get control of the border. >> congresswoman let me ask about mayorkas but you are right. start bassoonist was he's part of the negotiations over in the senate. he has been very, very involved becabecause of capitol hill mule times a week. and sits down with not just the democrats but also independent, kyrsten sinema and republican senator lankford. can the house ex

it means no more chuck schumer leading the senate.o more endless votes for house speaker because we'll have a huge house majority. we'll term limit the do-nothing washington politicians. we'll rebuild our economy and secure our border. no more excuses. and make no mistake, we will restore our national pride. we are blessed to live in america. and it's time that we remember that. and as we head to new hampshire, i have one more thing to say. [cheers and applause] underestimate me. because that's always fun. i love you iowa, but we're on to new hampshire. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "haley"] i have some people i need to thank. right here in iowa, we have so many great supporters. and i only have time to mention a few. but it's important. marla. many of you know and love marla who has been a conservative fighter her entire career. state senator chris conoyer, our amazing state chair, who has been hustling all over this state. she's been a fantastic friend. thank you, chris, for all that you have done. our state rep, austin harr

. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries commented on the johnson senate majority leader chuck schumerhe was also asked about border security negotiations aspe yorkd congressional district defense secretary lloyd austin recent hospitalization following a >> good morning everybody.gery. welcome back, happy new year. the very beginning of this congress houserats have made clear repeatedly we are ready, willing, able to f grounh our republican colleagues on any issue in problems for hard-working american taxpayers. we have repeatedly made clear that we want to find a bipartisan solutions to making life better for americans. that is why we were sent to congress to serve thepl this week has once again revealed that extreme maga republic of have zero interest in doing anything productive people. house republicans are the party of insurrection impeachmentpnil. nothing more, nothing less. insurrection, impeachment, illegitimate investigations. these extremists ideas, no agenda no vision. and h m progress in solving problems for everyday americans it's sad and it is shameful. they have turned t

sank we will only do what chuck schumer will agree to.oesn't want to fix this. he wanted to continue so negotiating with chuck schumer on securing the border is like putting electorate in charge of a go vegan at campaign. he might die on your liver with a healthy diet of fava beans but is not going to remotely do what the objective is. not only is this bill utterly ineffective at fixing the problem but it's designed to fail. the chances of this passing, quantify it. the chances of the bill passing .00%. it's not going to pass and we had a vigorous discussion at lunch yesterday, i asked leadership, why would you speaking up about with every democrat and ten or 12 republicans? and no chance of passing the house. i get leadership really wants ukraine funded but that doesn't have a bill that can pass the house. the only purpose of taking his is getting democrats political courage to say we want to secure the border but pesky house republicans didn't let us. it's good to talk, it's baloney but a good talking place. this book represents senate

we're also confident that senate democrats under the leadership of chuck schumer and senate republicanso work in a bipartisan way to reach uh an ultimate spending agreement with respect to the 12 bills that need to be passed into law . the open question remains whether traditional republicans are willing to break from the maga extremists who are clearly government. and if any government shutdown occurs, it will be the sole result of republicans once again deciding that if they are unable to jam their extreme right-wing policies down the throats of the american people, they're going to shut down the government,■■h■ crash the economy. we are going to do everything possible to stop that from happening. >> ok. my second question. what do you make of some gop members that are floating this idea tho speaker mike johnson over the spending bill? >> the house republican agenda is chaos, dysfunction, and extremism. just to circle back on new york 3 not to beat a dead horse here by past elections. >> i'm curious if you think given the circumstances that led us to the new york 3 special election an

we're also confident that senate democrats under the leadership of chuck schumer and senate republicans are willing to work in a bipartisan way to reach uh an ultimate spending agreement with respect to the 12 bills that need to be passed into law . the open question remains whether traditional republicans are willing to break from the maga extremists who are clearly determined to shut down the government. and if any government shutdown occurs, it will be the sole result of republicans once again deciding that if they are unable to jam their extreme right-wing policies down the throats of the american people, they're going to shut down the government, hurt everyday americans, and crash the economy. we are going to do everything possible to stop that from happening. >> ok. my second question. what do you make of some gop members that are floating this idea to house speaker mike johnson over the spending bill? >> the house republican agenda is chaos, dysfunction, and extremism. just to circle back on new york 3 not to beat a dead horse here but obviously you were stressing the evidence pr

this is an issue that our colleague manu raju pressed chuck schumer about last month. because there was that briefing on ukraine. and senator schumer said it was up to menendez to decide whether or not he should be attending those briefings, that he had the ability to attend them because he has a security clearance as a united states member of the senate. so i think thats there's a lot of questions right now about whether or not more skcrutiny comes on senator menendez when they return next week on capitol hill, but so far, we have not heard any reaction to this superseding indictment from chuck schumer's office. >> lauren fox, thank you so much. >>> back with us now is jason osbourne and christine quinn. when you have another indictment that talks about gold bars and it seems a little old. i want to read what his attorney is saying. an all-time acted entirely appropriately with respect to qatar, egypt and the many other countries he routinely interacts with. it only exposes the lengths to which these prosecutors will go to poison the public before the trial even begin

to follow the law but chuck schumer and the democrats don't want to do it and unfortunately republicanrship is like charlie brown with lucy in the football although this time is lucy schumer and every time they run to kick it and lucy schumer pulls the ball away and republican leadership never seems to learn, we actually do not know what's in the bill because they won't show us the statutory text because they don't know how bad it is but the bullet points they essentially normalize 5000 illegal immigrants a day, 5000 today that works over 1.8 million illegal immigrants a year, that is ridiculous and that's where republican leadership is i think we should use our leverage to say fix the problem now. >> i'm constantly perplexed by the republicans in the senate and i'm constantly perplexed you look at the house concept of people in constant removal for the leadership if you look at the senate you haven't had a new leader in 15 or 16 years, mcconnell is the longest in either party he has no ability to communicate to the american people, he doesn't care that he has no ability to communicate

we passed hr2 as mentioned eight months ago, been sitting on chuck schumer's desk.ecure the border act. it would reinstitute remain in mexico. it would end catch and release madness that's going on and reform asylum and build a wall , if we do not have the functional equipment -- equivalent of those component we're not going to solve the problem, this is common sense. it should not be a partisan issue. it is not about republican or democrat. it is about what is right for the country and we're commanding that the white house take action now. they told us on our visit border patrol agents senior border patrol agents they said listen, we feel as though ' this is a senior -- 33 year veteran. administering hope fire hydrant right now, people are sending more buckets, but we immediately turned the flow off. that is the metaphor. we will see real transformation policies at the border. course, is homeland security secretary. secretary mayorkas is -- is impeachment hearings are going -- beginning today. we take no pleasure in this , there hasn't been a cabinet secretary impe

listen to chuck schumer.de>> the house has nicely go the border, but the way to get something done is work as we are in the senate in a bipartisanfo solution to the border crisis, which will then unlock money foh ukraine, israel, theab indo-pacific, humanitarian and because of. >> pete: they are worried is about ukraine. they could care less texas is trying to secure its border. ukraine is the border they really care about. >> that is exactly right.al serving in the united states senate, all roads lead to ukraine on all of the stuff. chuck schumer is now talkingav about an ominous bill and a continued resolution that has to have ukraine money in it. i they are obsessed with it.of they lecture us all the timebu about the importance andvere sovereignty of other countries borders, but they don't care at all about the sovereignty of ou. own border. it a d is a mess. so again, this is a differentt value proposition betweener republicans, democrats. republicans want to secure theus border in the house move forwar h

to follow the law but chuck schumer and the democrats don't want to do it and unfortunately republicanp is like charlie brown with lucy in the football although this time is lucy schumer and every time they run to kick it and lucy schumer pulls the ball away and republican leadership never seems to learn, we actually do not know what's in the bill because they won't show us the statutory text because they don't know how bad it is but the bullet points they essentially normalize 5000 illegal immigrants a day, 5000 today that works over 1.8 million illegal immigrants a year, that is ridiculous and that's where republican leadership is i think we should use our leverage to say fix the problem now. >> i'm constantly perplexed by the republicans in the senate and i'm constantly perplexed you look at the house concept of people in constant removal for the leadership if you look at the senate you haven't had a new leader in 15 or 16 years, mcconnell is the longest in either party he has no ability to communicate to the american people, he doesn't care that he has no ability to communicate to

schumer is sitting on it.is one of the most important if not the most important issue right now in this country because it is affected everything, hospitals, our schools are overcrowded and taxpayer services being cut new york city across the board in the mayor and the governor and the president need to be more forceful. the president that took that as a democrat assemblywoman in and joining her in a lawsuit to stop the migrant encampment. >> the people want to know what you're going to do about it and forget to be successful, were feeling the effect of the horrible policies out of this administration, whether a wide-open border or massive spending to 40 year high inflation, the people are sick and tired of memos and sick and tired of talk talk, they want to see some action, what you going to do about it. we are the only ones doing something about it and we passed legislation and border security we need chuck schumer to do his job we are suing at a number of lawsuits to stop what is happening in new york city,

listen to chuck schumer. >> the rest of the house very nice you go to the border. the way to get something done is work as we are in the senate on a bipartisan solution to the border crisis, which will then unlock money for ukraine, israel, the indo-pacific and humanitarian aid for the people in gaza. >> pete: so they are worried about ukraine. i mean, they could care less that texas is trying to secure its border. ukraine is the border they really care about. >> that's exactly right. and i -- search not guilty united states senate. all roads lead to ukraine on all of this stuff. i mean, chuck schumer is now talking about omnibus bill on a continuing resolution that has to have ukraine money in it. they are obsessed with it. they lecture us all the time about the importance and the sovereignty of other country's borders but they don't care at all about the sovereignty of our own border. and it's a mess. again, this is a different value proposition between republicans and democrats, republicans want to secure the border. the house moved forward hr 2. that is serious

that is the agreement that chuck schumer and mike johnson have reached right now. how much money should the government spend as a whole on that issue. it's just a past legislation to essentially implement that spending level. okay with it, can vote for it, get enough votes in both chambers and get it signed into law in time. that's why the border security fight could eventually play out on the funding level, on the issue of funding the government if some of those members want to use that fight over government funding to enact their priorities about border security and immigration policy. that's a question that will have to play out. at the moment right now they're moving on separate tracks, keeping the government open on one track, funding ukraine and israel, which is tied to immigration and border policies, on another track. right now that is still tied up in negotiations, uncertain whether they can get a deal on immigration and border policy. but now they seem to be moving forward and trying to avert a government shutdown. a hurdle still looms and uncertainty abo

. >> mitch knows what he's doing, he's negotiating for the same objectives chuck schumer has. they want a bill that funds ukraine it is a blank check to ukraine and they want a bill that has a fig leaf it pretends to do border security. >> reporter: conservatives accuse mcconnell trying to undercut mike johnson on border security. mcconnell feuded with donald trump. donald trump fired broadside at mcconnell and call the leader and his wife names. mcconnell is keeping his distance from the top gop candidate for president. >> if you the top republican in the senate are not endorsing him for president. >> i don't have any announcement to make. you may recall i stayed essentially out of it and when i change my mind about that i will let you know. >> mcconnell has supportive most senate republicans. >> he takes the arrows for a lot of senate republicans. he goes after him by name which means he's not going after other ones. mitch mcconnell has the thickest skin in washington. >> reporter: it is possible donald trump and other conservatives could try to sideline mcconnell if the for

chuck schumer is writing a border security bill in secret.seen it, but if we know chuck schumer, its amnesty. no wall, no deportations. it codifies current migrant flows. why would republicans be chumps and go for a weak bil when a dictator can fix it on day one? >> they want to se use it for a plague. i think it's a disgrace with the republican party and donald trump are doing. it's hidden in plain sight. he sent out a tweet saying kill it, and these guys are so weak. it is so pathetically weak, this republican party. >> jesse: because trump and republicans are not voting for chuck schumer's shamnesty, they say they have blood on their hands. >> you say donald >> you have donald trump saying let fentanyl and illegal immigrants keep flooding over the border. let's not have a solution. this whole donald trump idea that keeping the border open is a winner for republicans strikes "the wall street journal" and most sane americans as just crazy. >> jesse: so trump cut illegal immigration and half in four years, but biden walks into office and pack

schumer did it for him, before the money was allocated kyiv, no protective measures.emocrats do not plan to take action on the border, and even more so in the election year they will not allocate money for the construction of trump’s wall, which, as you understand, will give trump even more points. we conclude that biden, of course, did not sacrifice his own ratings for the sake of ukraine. after the meeting with congress, the white house only said dryly. direct quote: ukraine may lose. us and we can expect some countries to pick up signals from us if we just roll up can't get funding and decide that we can no longer provide anything to ukraine, there will be others. trump winning the us presidential election in november would be a setback that would complicate life for canada. canadian prime minister tredo stated this after trump’s triumph at the hwayove caucus. the ex-head of british intelligence mishest, richard dearlove, went even further. according to him, trump's return to the white house would be a threat to britain's national security. democrats don't have don

at the same time, the leader of the democratic majority, chuck schumer, emphasized that the democratsus about the compromise proposal, and president joe biden made it clear to the republicans that he is ready to cooperate with them on the issue of border security, because, and now to quote chuck schumer, the future of ukraine is at stake. well, the consideration of this is very ... important for us, the question in the senate can take place, as i said, by the end of this week. well, somewhat differently commented on what is happening in the american congress, the leader of the republicans, mitch mcconnell, according to him , there is currently no agreement with the democrats, his quote follows. we still hope so, but this deal is definitely not. but not reached, there are still a number of issues on which there is no agreement between us in such a complex issue as the border, it is important not only what we do, but also how we do it, so the consultations have not been completed, i want them to as soon as possible completed, and we have already received some, some , some understanding

here's mike johnson and senate majority leader chuck schumer after the meeting, watches. >> we understandern about the safety and security and sovereignty of ukraine but the american people have the same concerns about her own domestic sovereignty and our safety in our security, we must insist that the border be the top priority. i think we have consensus around the table never wanted to stains the urgency. >> there was a large amount of agreement around the table that we must do ukraine and border, there's tremendous focus on ukraine and the understanding if we don't come to ukraine's aid that the consequences for america around the globe would be nothing short of devastating. maria: here we are a partial government shutdown is at hand tomorrow if things don't change the senate expected to vote on the stopgap spending bill this afternoon as it passes the hospital to get the bill on friday, how do you see this playing out. >> if i may let me say observe the chuck schumer spent 20 times as many words on ukraine then on the border, tells you everything you need to know, nothing against ukra

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maybe it does not have the things chuck schumer would like chuck schumer and kiersten joe would readenters from our state. our state in our city are suffering very heavily right now are to the financial pressure of the migrant crisis for the house passed something we've all seen that cartoon on how a bill becomes a law for the senate, under chuck schumer should act and take some responsibility for negotiating some exit strategy. >> what is said to the students at lee basically kicked out of their own school so that they migrants have flocked to new york city can stay warm and any other time of the modern history would be priority number one they are just not our evacuation centers is a c contingency plan we have people housed in tents is a plan to eliminate large high schools every once in a while? every time the weather is bad that is the real problem. we said from the beginning you should not house people in a field and tense in a floodplain during the winter but no one seemed to listen to that back in the summer. >> was gotta get a handle on this crisis joe borelli thank you. >> t

the sna tenate is controlled by chuck schumer. we passed landmark legislation, hr-1, energy bill we passed. hr-2, secure the border act. things that we sent over are sitting on chuck schumer's desk. we have control of one house of congress. >> but doesn't that mean you have to compromise on things like immigration? >> well, that's why i went to the white house today to talk that through. of course, we have divided government. that's what's required. the framers of the kons const -- constitution understood it was going to take hard work on both sides but to sit down and work it out and reach a consensus that will move the ball forward for the most people. that's what this process is about. we don't always get what we want. chip and i share a lot of the frustrations. the we would like to get a lot more. next january, totally different situation. i think bealwe'll have a big ma jort in the house and i think we'll have the white house as well. be a very different day and a very different set of policies when we get to that point. >> w

schumer and mih mcconnell are still there, four years later, and they get up there and tell announcer: we willreak away for a live coverage of the white house presser. sec. jean-pierre: good to see everyo.

this is on the senate floor chuck schumer before the final vote on that legislation. [video clip] >> we have good news there will not be a shutdown on friday because both sides worked together the government will stay open, service will not be disrupted and we avoid an unneeded disaster. we worked into the evening to work this agreement so i think everyone for their good work. we stayed upngthanks to both sides working together, the senate is passing this with enough time for the house to take it up today and send it to the president's desk well before the deadline avoiding athis is good news for so many who would have felt the sting of a govei think my colleagues for their good work. it ist americans want to see. both sides working together and governing responsibly. chaos, no spectacle, no shutdown. host: that was chuck schumer yesterday with the final vote 77-18. in the house it was 314-108. more democrats than republicans voted to support thatone of the members who voted against his chip roy the congressman from texas. [video clip] >> i spent a good time going aro

the senate floor, chuck schumer before the final vote on that legislation.video clip] >> we have good news there will not be a shutdown on friday because both sides worked the government will stay open, service will not be disrupted and we avoid an unneeded disaster. we worked into the evening to work this agreement so i think everyone for their good work. we stayed up negotiating amendments and timing. thanks to both sides working together, the senate is passing this cr with enough time for the house to take it up today and send it to the president's desk well before the avoiding a shutdown. this is good news■b for so many who would have felt the sting of a government shutdown. i think my colleagues for their good work. it is precisely what americans want to see. both sides working together and governing responsibly. chaos, no spectacle, no shutdown. host: that was chuck schumer yesterday with the final vote 77-18. in the house it was 314-108. more democrats than republicans voted support that extension. one of the members who voted against his chip roy, th

house republicans passedaid and yet joe biden and chuck schumer will welcome constituents participating in the march for life. the most meaningful title i've ever had his mom.we will ensurevery bab opportunities of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. life is under attack by democrats.there have been 88 recorded acts of violence against pregnancy centers, churches and pro-life organizations. facilities were defaced and vandalized and we hear from joend democrats? silence. under the leadership of republicans we passed the abortionurvivors act and resolution condemning attacks on pro-life assemblies. house publs llwi bring the pregnant students rights act and supporting acto support critical resource centers and provide necessary information to students combating the pro-abortion agenda. i'm honored to introduce another mom in congress, ashley henson >> great to be with you. was a by couple of days but here to talk about the pregnant students rights act. pro-life movement began and we were given the opportunity to strengthen support of unborn babies. as a mom this issue is personal. th

now, chuck schumer, the democratic majority leader told senators on a call yesterday that this is a goods a good deal for the country. his view is essentially that democrats got what they wanted here, reflects that old biden/mccarthy deal. this deal has gotten a thumbs up from senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, and top senate appropriate tors in both parties. the big caveat is the intensely negative reaction from the house freedom caucus, the group of ultra conservative house lawmakers, let's show how some of them are reacting to the deal. on the screen, the freedom caucus said the deal is worse than we thought. if you add up all the spending, it's actually 1.658 trillion. they call it a total failure. marjorie taylor greene says she's a no on this deal. interesting because she voted yes on the biden/mccarthy deal which spent more than this deal does. chip roy says the deal is terrible. 1.659 overall spending and gives up conservative leverage. ralph norman says if this is the best republicans can do, there's no hope of balancing the budget. bob good says there's no significant pol

chuck schumer was the first to talk about the possibility that we do get a deal and avoid a shut downthat was tucked in to that. what did you make of it? >> i mean, there's no doubt here that both sides are wanting to get an agreement here. see that finding a solution at the border is of utmost importance. what continues to be the issue is how we're going to get there. and if they can find something that will get them to some sort of common ground and agreement. >> neil: i'm just wondering the fallout from michael johnson. he has some rebellious conservative members with a razor thin majority to deal with who don't like the way he's been handling a lot of these negotiations. they think border security is the first. he's under special pressure just to keep his membership happy, right? >> i mean, he continues to be under pressure from them. we keep hearing from the right wing of the party who has balked at some of the measures that have been put forward and continue to have concerns about spending in ukraine and other places. so of course, being able to satisfy them is going to continue

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house republicans passed robust aid and yet joe biden and chuck schumer failed. house republicans will welcome constituents participating in the march for life. the most meaningful title i've ever had his mom. we will ensure every baby has the opportunities of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. life is under attack by democrats. there have been 88 recorded acts of violence against pregnancy centers, churches and pro-life organizations. facilities were defaced and vandalized and what if we heard from joe biden and democrats? silence. under the leadership of republicans we passed the abortion survivors act and resolution condemning attacks on pro-life assemblies. house republicans will bring the pregnant students rights act and supporting act to support critical resource centers and provide necessary information to students combating the pro-abortion agenda. i'm honored to introduce another mom in congress, ale henson to discuss her bill on the floor. >> great to be with you. it was a busy couple of days but i'm here to talk about the pregnant students rights

house republicans passed robust aid and yet joe biden and chuck schumer failed. house republicans will welcome constituents participating in the march for life. the most meaningful title i've ever had his mom. we will ensure every baby has the opportunities of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. life is under attack by democrats. there have been 88 recorded acts of violence against pregnancy centers, churches and pro-life organizations. facilities were defaced and vandalized and what if we heard from joe biden and democrats? silence. under the leadership of republicans we passed the abortion survivors act and resolution condemning attacks on pro-life assemblies. house republicans will bring the pregnant students rights act and supporting act to support critical resource centers and provide necessary information to students combating the pro-abortion agenda. i'm honored to introduce another mom in congress, ashley henson to discuss her bill on the floor. >> great to be with you. it was a busy couple of days but i'm here to talk about the pregnant students righ

host: that was chuck schumer talking about the deadline.here would be a partial shutdown saturday, if that agreement did not go through. here is republican mitch mcconnell on the housefly yesterday voicing his support for the short-term deal. [video clip] >> they worked hard to reach an agreement for the current fiscal year. work continues to deler appropriations to the regular order. shutting down the it would intet this important progress. today, the senate will begin the passing a short-term extension to allow this word to continue. grateful that the speaker of the house was able to secure rollouts on remains to be seen whether they will get serious on the responsibility to provide for the common defense. for three straight years, the president has turned in budget rets for funding america's armed forces. even a quick glance around the world afford to shortchange then and women who defend the u.s. and our interests. responsibility seriously. host: that was mcconnell. we are talking about the american dream. do you think it still holds? t

the big question here, how close will they go to the hr-2 plan, a more restrictive plan that chuck schumer has flatly rejected. he reiterated his position today, saying that house republicans and senate republicans, if they stick to that plan, he said there will be no deal. >> when the house clings to hr -2 as the only solution, you will not get a deal. if the senate can get something done in a bipartisan way, it will put enormous pressure on the house to get something done as well. they will not just let these hard right people, the 30 of them, to get up and dictate how the whole country should work. >> reporter: jake there are so many questions. even if these other senators can get a deal, which is still an open question. getting the votes in the senate, narrowly divided, as it is. many republicans that we have been speaking to over the past several days say, if it deviates from their position, they simply will not accept it. so many questions still. and in the meanwhile, ukrainian aid and israeli aid hangs in the balance. >> thank you so much. with me now from the u.s.- mexico border, m

it's addressed to me and to chuck schumer and listen and to our committees, that shares of intel, homelandnd foreign affairs, and homeland security government affairs in the and it begins a dear mr. speaker and chairman leaders, as former senior executive of the federal period of investigation with deep experience combating dangerous to the nation, we write to express our concern about a current specific threat that may be one of the most/ pernicious ever to menace the united states. this is a long letter but i want to read you a couple of excerpts. excerpts. the threat we call it today is new and in its modern history the u.s. has never suffered an evasion of the homeland, and yet one is unfolding now. milita age men from across the globe, many from countries or regions not friendly to the united states, are landing in ways on our soil by the thousands, not by splashing ashore from a a ship or parachuting from a plane, but rather by foot across a border that is been actually advertised around t largely unprotected with ready access granted. it will be difficult overstate the danger repres

and this has been circulating, it's addressed to me and to chuck schumer and the -- in the senate andr committees of jurisdiction, the chairs of intrel, of homeland security and foreign affairs. homeland security and government affairs in the senate. it begin, dear mr. speaker and chairman, leaders. as former members of the federal re concerning a threat that may be one of the most pernicious ever. that is a long letter, i want to read you a couple of excerpts. the threat we call out today is new and unfamiliar. in its modern history the u.s. has never suffered an invasion of the homeland yet one is unfolding now. military age men from across the globe, many from countries or regions not friendly to the united states, are landing our e thousands. not by splashing ashore from a ship or parachuting from a plane, but rather by across a border that has been accurately advertised around the world as largely unprotected with ready access granted. it would be difficult to everstate the danger represented by the presence inside our borders of what is comparatively a multidivision army of youn