jared kushner got a $2 billion investment fund from the saudi government after leaving the white house. he was the middle east envoy during the time in the white house. rex tillerson, the secretary of state, trump's first secretary of state, opposed that and opposed jared kushner. kushner puts together a $110 billion arms deal with saudi arabia. saudi arabia, at the same time, is spending monies of thousands of dollars that we have records for, because i'm sure it's a lot more than that, on trump properties here in d.c. and other places. this is clearly a major grift. most importantly, it is a violation of the constitution. republicans need to do the right thing here. we need to get all the records and information and hold donald trump and his family accountable. >> so -- and the jared kushner and all the stuff that happened after the presidency, let's put aside the grossness of that for a second, representative garcia, and talk about why this is a violation of the constitution, why this is bad for our country, how behavior like this impacts our national security by impacting the presi

kushner in saudi arabia, jared kushner, because we mentioned at the top of the show, got a two billionr investment fund from the saudi government also after leaving the white house. he was the middle east envoy during the time in the white house. the secretary of state, trump's first secretary of state oppose jared kushner, kushner puts together at 110 billion dollar arms deal with saudi arabia, and saudi arabia at the same time is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars, on the records and i'm sure it's much more than that, on trump properties here in d.c. and in other places though this is clearly a major grift but most importantly, it's a violation of the constitution, so republicans need to do the right thing here and we need to get all the records and information and hold donald trump and his family accountable. >> the jared kushner, all the stuff that happened after the presidency, let's put aside the grossness of that for a second, representative garcia, and talk about why this is a violation of the constitution, why this is bad for our country and how behavior like this impac

at the same time, trump tasked his son-in-law, jared kushner with working on paving the way for the abrahammany arab countries as possible. this is an opportunity to pursue our common goals. of uh security, prosperity and peace, and jared, i welcome you here in that spirit, i know of your efforts, the president's efforts, and i look forward to working you to achieve these common goals. on the other front, the countries forming the axis of resistance experienced a consistent enhancement in capabilities as iraqis were able to defeat daesh and form national government that contributed to the country's growth. in syria, the government successfully reclaimed. who achieved successive victories against the saudi american coalition. meanwhile, the increasing strength of the resistance movements in lebanon and palestine were advancing day by day. ومن قدره ومن خبرات ومن تجارب وايضا من ايمان ومن عزم ومن شجاعه ومن اراده هي اقوى من اي زمان مضى. central to these achievements of the countries in the resistance axis was the leadership of qasim sulaimani, the head of the منذ سنوات طويله كانت تدرك الولايات ا

and i'm not saying jared kushner violated the law. it is probably negotiated with the 2 billion-dollar deal he announced a month after. he had never run a hedge fund before. we talked about him having no experience pain. he had never run a hedge fund before. he was put in charge and had no experience in the middle east. but there's no curiosity because he is trump's son-in-law. so coming to us and playing with us about hunter wouldn't sound so hypocritical if there is one of you, just one of you that would look into the cer into thd say you know what, that smells pretty bad. we should look into that as well and i think quite frankly the american people would believe you more about your inquiry and about hunter if they saw your curiosity into the biden family with the same curiosity into the trump family. and so, that's we are where we are. it's why the american people have no faith in this institution. and it's also why, quite frankly, many members of your own party have gone in front of the camera and admitted that they've done nothi

at the same time, trump tasked his son-in-law, jared kushner with working on paving the way for the abrahamible. this is an opportunity to pursue our common goals of uh... security, prosperity and peace, and uh, jared, i welcome you here in that spirit, i know of your efforts, the president's efforts and i look forward to working you to achieve these common goals. on the other front, the countries forming the access of resistance experienced a consistent enhancement in capabilities as iraqis were able to defeat daesh and form national government that contributed to the country's growth. in syria, the government successfully reclaimed control over the majority of... الحقيقه لو كان هناك لقاء بينكم وبين اي مواطن سوري يلتقي فيكم في اي مكان فاول كلمه سوف يبادر بكلمه مبروك مبروك الامتصاريك يا بشار بالروح بالدميك يا بشار in yemen the tide of war began to shift in favor allah who achieved successive meanwhile the increasing strength of the resistance movements in lebanon and palestine were advancing day by day. ومن خبرات ومن تجارب وايضا من ايمان ومن عزم ومن شجاعه ومن اراده هي اقوى من اي زمان مضى من

kushner with working on paving the way for the abraham accords to normalize with as many arab countriesh an opportunity to pursue our common goals of uh security, prosperity and peace, and uh, jared, i welcome you here in that spirit, i know of your efforts, the president's efforts, and i look forward to working you to achieve these common goals. on the other front, the countries forming the access of resistance experienced a consistent enhancement in capabilities, as iraqis were able to defeat daesh and form national government that contributed to the country's growth. in syd. can to shift in favor of ansad allah who achieved successive victories against the saudi american coalition. meanwhile, the increasing strength of the resistance movements in lebanon and palestine were advancing day by day. ومن عديد ومن كادر ومن قدره ومن خبرات ومن تجارب وايضا من ايمان ومن عزم ومن شجاعه ومن اراده هي اقوى من اي زمان مضى منذ انطلاقتها في هذه المنطقه السلام عليكم central to these achievements of the countries in the resistance access was the leadership of qasim sulaimani. منذ سنوات طويله كانت تدرك ال

kushner for example who's in particular align with the extremist habad uh um organization which we've talked about this show before so i mean so trump was very kind of interesting and conflicted character so he's 'on the one hand he wants to be isolationist and not uh and not pursue the kind of projecting us power overseas, on the other hand the counter terrorism apparatis and the intelligence agencies uh would appear to be able to to influence him and uh make sure that he doesn't carry out the his threats to be much more isolationist which of course would mean less involvement in assassinating people like salamani and and absolutely absolutely well i then asked vanessa about the apparent'. holdment of the us delta force in gaza, considering its role in the killing of kasim salmani. yeah, i assume you mean the participation of the delta force in the assassination of general solemani and abu madi al mohand. yes, look, the um, the us and the uk consistently use what they call special forces in their... arenas of destabilization or regime change or territory grab either by proxy or direc

. >> congresswoman, jared kushner, central in the white house, has reportedly raised at least $3.1 billion for a private equity fund since he left the white house. steve ratner, said annals of that, saying two thirds of that went from saudi arabia. did you find any evidence of wrongdoing by the trump white house when it came to the saudis? >> we don't know for sure, erin. i'm glad you played that piece. the emoluments clause has always been a concern when trump refused to did i vest himself of the businesses. i do want to point out that no one wanted to jump the gun. we absolutely wanted to make sure that no one accused the president of wrongdoing specifically unless they had the goods, the receipts. that's what we were starting to get. this report only reveals, only, over $7 million, and we don't have the full view of it we don't have everything we need, so i do want people to understand that there's one party playing partisan politics and another party simply trying to get to the truth and make sure that we are going to preserve democracy here, and make sure everyone plays by the same ru

they go on trial and you have jared kushner, try to put him in jail, did nothing wrong and don trumpiple times on the russia investigation. he feels worse about his family. >> ainsley: we saw inside the plane and we had light-hearted questions, how tall is barron. good job. >> steve: brian had to stay up late to get that. >> brian: slice of life, lawrence had great one-on-one interview, i wanted to give a different perspective. >> ainsley: life behind the scenes. >> steve: we'll check back in with lawrence coming up. they are playing tic-tac-toe. >> brian: and pete hegseth. [laughter] ♪ i couldn't get my hair done. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for me. ♪see me.♪ hi, i'm janice, and i lost 172 pounds on golo

. >> jared kushner was there and everybody else because i was sitting in the room while they were questionedam schiff, they did not go off the sub subpoena. >> we are going to vote him in contempt and sent him to the department of justice and will garland prosecute a biden like he prosecuted bennet and navarro? that will be before the american people in a few weeks. >> mike walt in the great state of florida, thank you for joining us on the sunday night. >> hunter biden pleaded not guilty on federal tax and gun charges in california while president trump's lawyers argued presidential immunity before the d.c. court of appeals. some lights are show feels like law and order episode, there's so much legal criminal procedure to discuss so let's bring in a real lawyer, former law professor, former deputy assistant attorney general, professor. the d.c. court of appeals oral argument and it's hard to field questions while smart judges are coming at you but the headline was trump lawyers said the president must be impeached before he could be prosecuted even for ordering a hit on a political opponent

. >> jared kushner was there and everybody else because i was sitting in the room while they were questionedhey did not go off the subpoe subpoena. >> we are going to vote him in contempt and sent him to the department of justice and will garland prosecute a biden like he prosecuted bennet and navarro? that will be before the american people in a few weeks. >> mike walt in the great state of florida, thank you for joining us on the sunday night. >> hunter biden pleaded not guilty on federal tax and gun charges in california while president trump's lawyers argued presidential immunity before the d.c. court of appeals. some lights are show feels like law and order episode, there's so much legal criminal procedure to discuss so let's bring in a real lawyer, former law professor, former deputy assistant attorney general, professor. the d.c. court of appeals oral argument and it's hard to field questions while smart judges are coming at you but the headline was trump lawyers said the president must be impeached before he could be prosecuted even for ordering a hit on a political opponent and roof

buthe jared kushner and everybody else because i was sitting in the ooroom will while they wereby questioned schiff. they did not blow oftheyf the subpoena. >> so trey, we will hold him in arcontempt and send him to the department of justice. and will garden prosecute a biden like bannon and navarro? that will be before the american people in just a few weeks. >> trey: mike waltz from thewalt great state of florida, thank you for joining us on a h sunday night. >> thanks, trey. >> trey: across the country hunter biden pleaded not guilty federaifl guorn and tax charges. while president trump's lawyersr said presidential immunity before the d.c. court of app appeals. sometimes our show fields like law and order episode and sor ep much legal per criminal procedure to discuss. let's bring in a real lawyer ane law professor, former deputy g assistant general john yoo, professor. i listen to the d.c. board of appeal s argument and it is harddg toes field questions while thre smart judges are coming at you. the headline from the oral argument that trump said must be impeached before prosecuted even

he represented jared kushner and ivanka trump. smart, which can why i don't understand why not just go, invoke your privilege. i don't care what privilege, attorney client, your fifth amendment. i don't care what privilege you invoke, show up. he's being held in contempt because he didn't even bother to come. whether or not you answer questions is a separate inquiry. they quoted the former attorney general of the united states. was held in contempt of congress. he did show up, he talked. he didn't produce documents. not even bothering to show -- honestly, what choice does the house have? if you're not going to even show up and assert a privilege, what choice does the house have except to hold you in contempt? >> martha: why do you think he's so brazen? is he not worried about being prosecuted? >> i think he's getting -- candidly between us, i think he's getting lousy advice. before he was indicted in california, all the talk is about whether or not he was going to demand a public hearing instead of a private deposition. you know,

jared kushner gets appointed the lead person in the middle east.his own secretary of state, from trump's rex tillerson. he's a main envoy. he puts together a $110 billion arms deal. he starts producing all sorts of deals with the saudis and let's not forget, kushner leaves the white house and two months later, has a $2 billion with a "b" investment fund paid by the saudi government. this is a grift while at the same time the government is pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into trump properties here in d.c. and across the globe. >> what's interesting about this and scary about it is i tend to think about donald trump wanting to get back in to the white house so desperately because he wants to stay out of prison, but the other motivation is it's a great grift. he's making money, using the prestige of the presidency and people who want to bribe him have to just swipe their cards at his hotels. >> donald trump years ago said if elected president, he would be the first person to make money off being president. >> he did. >> we should believe him.

the payments that came in from foreign governments to donald trump, and other federal officials like jaredushner, after the administration and did, kushner, of course, had to find a payout of two billion dollars that he got from saudi arabia. but we didn't get into that, this was all money that was received at trump's own enterprises, four of the more than 500, because we were only able to get information on four of them. the trump world tower in fifth avenue in new york, the trump international tower in the u. n. plaza, the trump international hotel in las vegas, and the trump international hotel in washington, which they've sold off, which i used to call the washington monument, because that was the magnet for all of the diplomats and federal, and foreign governments to come drop off their money. >> do you think what you found in these are millions of dollars going from state, from governments to the pockets of the president by his businesses, all out in the open, do you think that that is a violation. >> no question. the clause was stated in an absolute categorical terms that the presid

. >> and phil and ryan, no one is digging into the fact that while they were still in office, jared kushnerile his father-in-law was still president in saudi arabia ended up with $2 million in hedge funds. barbara, switching gears, the supreme court is being asked to overturn the decision. that ruling would mark the first time in the history of the that the judiciary is preventing voters from casting ballots for the leading presidential candidate. what's your reaction to, not the politics of this, but the legal filing? their claim is there was no insurrection, number one. and that he can't be removed under the 14th amendment because he is not an officer of the united states. or the president of the united states. >> yes, this brief contains, i think, some of the arguments that we expected. arguments that, number one, the people should decide, of course, the people enacted the rules that are in the constitution, so that argument is kind of nonsense. but, you know, the fact that the president is not an officer of the united states. that january 6 was not an insurrection, even if it was, he di

we know that in that case, jared kushner was appointed the lead envoy in the middle east, from the objectionsdepartment. you have national security clearance to the intelligence service. he put a tether of 110 million dollar arms deal to saudi arabia. he leaves the white house. he gets a two billion dollar investment fund from the saudis while the entire time this is happening, the trump organization is receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars back in the hotel. this is illegal under the constitution and donald trump and his family need to be held accountable. >> well, i mean, as it says in the report, article one, section nine, clause eight of the constitution for bids the president to accept money payments or gifts of any kind whenever from foreign governments and monarchs unless he obtains, quote, the consent of congress to do so. so, since you and the democrats of the committee believe he violated the constitution, as you have said, many times in this interview, what's the next step? how do you hold him accountable for this? >> i think, it's really important for us to know, no president

i want to here more about jared kushner when he was at the white house and worked a $110 billion deal to sell weapons to the saudi arabians and then within a area leaving the white house, gets a $2 billion investment from the saudi sovereign wealth fund. i call that emoluments under the deferred plan. he waits to get out of office to collect the $2 billion from the saudis. i don't care what you think about the middle east. i don't think that is going to help bring peace to the middle east. so these payoffs for the trump family, the kushner family and the rest of it have a very significant impact on american foreign policy. everything from weapons sales to our diplomacy. the founders envisioned this as a threat. they said it was unconstitutional and illegal. it is about time we enforced the emoluments clause. that's what we need to do. enforce it and never again elect a president whose basic platform is america last, me first, america last. and that's donald trump going all the way back to 2016. >> former bush white house lawyer richard painter. thank you for all of this. i know you wo

kushner, who then after leaving the white house went and got two billion dollars worth of investments from saudis to manage. yes, both sides have been involved in foreign funding, the trump side with far more money. >> then, peter, you just laid it out, how does the house gop continue this impeachment inquiry into president biden, with no hard evidence when we have now just seen this damning report about donald trump? >> the house republican argument is that trump's businesses, whatever you think of them, were legitimate businesses. there was no real legitimate business that hunter biden was providing when he got this money, therefore, it is shady air then and paying for hotel rooms that you actually can stay in. and if that is the argument that they are making, you're right to say that they are not having any evidence whatsoever suggesting that president trump did anything using the powers of his office as vice president when he was in office, to help hunter biden's business clients, or business associates. and that is still the trick, even for a lot of republicans who are saying tha

kushner, who then after leaving the white house went and got two billion dollars worth of investmentsis to manage. yes, both sides have been involved in foreign funding, the trump side with far more money. >> then, peter, you just laid it out, how does the house gop continue this impeachment inquiry into president biden, with no hard evidence when we have now just seen this damning report about donald trump? >> the house republican argument is that trump's businesses, whatever you think of them, were legitimate businesses. there was no real legitimate business that hunter biden was providing when he got this money, therefore, it is shady air then and paying for hotel rooms that you actually can stay in. and if that is the argument that they are making, you're right to say that they are not having any evidence whatsoever suggesting that president trump did anything using the powers of his office as vice president when he was in office, to help hunter biden's business clients, or business associates. and that is still the trick, even for a lot of republicans who are saying that there is

the payments that came in from foreign governments to donald trump, and other federal officials like jaredon and did, kushner, of course, had to find a payout of two billion dollars that he got from saudi arabia. but we didn't get into that, this was all money that was received at trump's own enterprises, four of the more than 500, because we were only able to get information on four of them. the trump world tower in fifth avenue in new york, the trump international tower in the u.n. plaza, the trump international hotel in las vegas, and the trump international hotel in washington, which they've sold off, which i used to call the washington monument, because that was the magnet for all of the diplomats and federal, and foreign governments to come drop off their money. >> do you think what you found in these are millions of dollars going from state, from governments to the pockets of the president by his businesses, all out in the open, do you think that that is a violation. >> no question. the clause was stated in an absolute categorical terms that the president, and no federal official ca

past business dealings, something that could be a congressional matter of inquiry, the same way with jaredr investment from saudi arabia after he served in the trump administration. so, i don't think this is off limits, but the way you do that is by doing it. you hold an investigation, and it don't make an impeachment inquiry, when they have yet -- there is not a single republican out there who can tell us, can name a crime or potential crime, and alleged crime that joe biden committed that is worthy of an impeachment inquiry. so, it's a bunch of boces running around, trying to get on fox news or newsmax, or if they can, oan, to feed the beast with all of this hyperbole that has no basis in fact. james comer, the republican from kentucky, who runs at the committee here, still can't tell us what this is about, so that leads to the circus that we had this weekend. hunter biden made it a circus himself. it's all kind of crazy, but that is because people at the top of the republican party here can't do this seriously. >> to jennifer's point, these are not serious people about governing the cou

he was not a government employee, unlike, you know, jared kushner, ivanka trump, and impeachment inquiriespresidents have ever faced an impeachment inquiry in the history of our republic. only five, joe biden is the fifth. the bar for an impeachment inquiry is a high crime, misdemeanor, or treason. and have yet to hear about or see, or identify, high crime, misdemeanor, or treason. >> important, but even more important is, those high crimes and misdemeanors occurred during their administration. >> while they were president. >> while they were president. not with their private citizens, right? not when their children are not in the government. and so, this speaks to the fallacy of what republicans are doing. the hypocrisy doesn't even apply toward to what republicans are doing. it's just the reality that this is all zero-sum politics. they don't give a darn about the humanity of the man. the party of family values doesn't have the compassion to understand the addiction that drove hunter to behave the way he did. i'm telling you, they got their own children and relatives who have those same

of course, the big payoff came later with a two billion dollars to his son-in-law, to jared kushner.hings, like, well, he didn't take his federal salary. i'm sorry but that is all you are allowed to take, $400,000 from american citizens, not from saudi monarchs and chinese government bureaucrats. you can't take money from united arab emirates, kuwait and qatar, all the countries we enumerate in our report. we're talking about millions of dollars. so we want it back. he's not allowed to keep a dime of that without coming to congress first. he never came to congress. they've been covering up for this for seven years. when we finally got the supreme court to rule for us, then the district court to do in order, we had four months of compliance before chairman comer shut it down. at least according to trump's lawyers, who said he shut it down. we are getting now, mixed messages from that. maybe trump's lawyers lied. in which case chairman comer should make it very clear that mazars has to continue to comply. it any event, we know that seven point $8 million that belongs to the american pe

later giving 2 billion dollars to jared kushner's private firm. qatar, tens of thousands of dollars spent during what was described as a charm offensive and an arms sale to the government of qatar by the trump administration. kazakhstan, thousands of dollars spent the president of kazakhstan on a controversial visit which raised questions about human rights violations, business dealings and money laundering scheme involving donald trump properties in new york. my question is if -- if the gop cares about criminal activity, how about they investigate the receipts that we have right here? of influence peddling by donald trump and a man who is currently facing trial in four jurisdictions on 91 counts of criminal activity who has been twice impeached by this body and is currently trying to run for president again. this is not factually based. this is a farce, a political stunt and it is designed to help donald trump secure the nomination this november. so let's call it what it is. with that mr. chairman i yield my time back to the chair. >> time has ex

kushner to bob menendez to hunter biden and others. but the second attorney is kevin morris, who is a hollywood lawyer who represents a-list celebrities, actors and actresses, he has been part of the architect for this now very public response to house republicans. i would say the white house i don't think is very pleased with this. the senior white house staff. they do not like a high profile hunter biden story. but hunter biden, kevin morris, and abbe lowell have said we're going to make our own decisions and i do believe that hunter biden believes personally that what is in the best interests of his father is in his best interests and vice versa. the lingering question then is what about this contempt resolution? does the house refer to doj? let's presume the votes are there, but does doj prosecute? i don't know, this case gets fairly complicated. doj is not really quick to prosecute congressional contempt cases, you know, in normal circumstances. in this circumstance, abby -- abbe lowell has a good case to say we have tried to coop

jared kushner got billions of dollars from saudi arabia.l money through his hotels. he passed a tax cut but it didn't help me. host: randy in texas on the republican line. caller: my question is on the presidential immunity law. judge pam went to a hypothetical about assassinating a former political opponent. if president trump executive jet were flying across united states and lost cabin pressure, joe biden has the authorization to shoot that shut down in an unpopulated area and would not be convicted of murder. thank you for this. host: marcus in georgia on the democratic line. caller: good morning. my issue of the week is the immunity clause and i think the previous caller is way out of bounds. if presidents have the immunity to kill their rivals that means the president biden can kill either nikki haley, trump, or desantis. the reality is, we can't allow presidents or anyone in any political field to kill their rivals. it will be anarchy across the political spectrum. host: next step we have eileen and saint petersburg florida on the de

jared kushner got billions of dollars from saudi arabia.nternational money through his hotels. he passed a tax cut but it didn't help me. host: randy in texas on the republican line. caller: my question is on the presidential immunity law. judge pam went to a hypothetical about assassinating a former political opponent. if president trump executive jet were flying across united states and lost cabin pressure, joe biden has the authorization to shoot that shut down in an unpopulated area and would not be convicted of murder. thank you for this. host: marcus in georgia on the democratic line. caller: good morning. my issue of the week is the immunity clause and i think the previous caller is way out of bounds. if presidents have the immunity to kill their rivals that means the president biden can kill either nikki haley, trump, or desantis. the reality is, we can't allow presidents or anyone in any political field to kill their rivals. it will be anarchy across the political spectrum. host: next step we have eileen and saint petersburg florid

he could've improved the situation but jared kushner ignored it and said now what we've■i got is a jailbreak seemed surprised. i wasn't surprised if it. >> host: all talk to michael in atlanta, georgia. democrat. michael? doesn't look can get that -- >> caller: can you hear me? three or. >> caller: i just wanted to call in. you had a a great call a coupe minutes ago talk about the ssa spinning the igcnd the r evidence, a proof of intent commit a genocide. so essentially for the public that needs israel has been indicted. and then you had your guest vivienne on the basically straight up lied and said that that's not true. i'm justlly curious about your thought about having someone on here who would throw red herrings around while 25,000 civilians have been wiped off the face of the earth, families been destroyed, history suddenly confused on this and i just can't believe fathom why you keep bringing guests on who tried to trick listeners into thinking 25,000 dead babies, people, siblings but with our tax dollars and a weapons is not a problem and doesn't need to be addressed as a genocide. >>

and thatis trump led with jared kushner and that is evidence that there is a type of islam and muslimsael, who want peace with the west. they don't want war. and that actually is a point for hope thatis actually is a point for hope that is really worth clinging onto. unfortunately the airtime in british media has been given to the former type. the type who don't care about britain , who don't care about britain, who are basically they're not islamists , but they're not far islamists, but they're not far from that. and so we're not getting the voices from the more, uh , peace seeking muslims . more, uh, peace seeking muslims. there are many peace, honourable , good muslims in britain, i know, and we'll talk about britain. it's something you've you've suggested, but yeah , it's you've suggested, but yeah, it's been a problem. i remember at the time of the manchester arena, you want to talk about the problem of islamism in britain. got to talk britain. you've got to talk about the obvious big attacks. >> manchester arena last night actually, because because two because two of salman abdi'

he has a very close ties with jared kushner. you sort of imagine with trump it'd pro—israel it'd be a lot more pro—israel vibe in the world. >> imagine. i mean, this is one issue i can't think issue on which i can't think he's to more he's going to be any more decisive biden been. decisive than biden has been. extraordinarily as decisive than biden has been. extra> think think >> i don't think so. no, i think he hasn't said, some he hasn't been, he said, some less supportive things he's hinted and don't less supportive things he's hinte> he feels he lose >> i think he feels he will lose votes this ame

the reason we are here is because donald trump and jared kushner gave the city of jerusalem as the capitalisrael. that is number one. number two, the border. united states allow right now is that anybody coming across that border to seek asylum. president biden and vice president kamala harris have asked for funding for new immigration judges, new immigration attorneys to handle the flow. new technology, new customs and border patrol. like a gentleman posting from texas, the reason the republicans don't want to solve the border problem is because they do make money off of it. the republicans are supposed to be the party of small businesses. they hire the undocumented people. donald trump hires the document of people. donald trump shut the budget up to $8 trillion in four years. president biden has 5.2% gdp economic growth. those are numbers donald trump promised he would do, he never got above 3%. president biden has record unemployment, record drilling in the petroleum industry. you are paying less than two dollars a gallon in most states. president biden is doing a fantastic job. all of

. >> his campaign team, and this included his son-in-law jared kushner, went to him after the electione claims of voter fraud. they explained to him their analysis of why he lost. they showed him the numbers state by state in the swing states. >> i made this case, i know hope hicks and others did to him, which was, "you should kind of make this a victory lap. "go around the country, talk about what have accomplished, "and you're going to be in a great place in 2024 to win the presidency back." ♪ ♪ >> but then you had rudy giuliani who was whispering in his ear what trump wanted to hear. trump likes the people who tell him what he wants to hear. and he picked, in effect, rudy giuliani in order to go down the road of challenging the election. >> there is strong evidence that this was an election that in at least three or four states, and possibly ten, they, they... it was stolen. bringing in 100,000 ballots in garbage cans, and every single one of them was for biden. >> narrator: the federal indictment alleges that by the middle of november, trump's conspiracy to overturn the election wa

and despite the attempted cover-ups, we can still prove that trump and jared kushner with making nationalurity decisions while he and his family were getting president biden and paid by powers. millions were inter-- getting paid by the same foreign powers. jared cube near got a $2 billion i vestment fund after leaving the white house. we have been raising the alarm on this issue over and over. the corruption is unacceptable. we must hold the trump crime family -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition mr. burchett: i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. burchett: thank you, mr. speaker. this week marks the aiversary of the roe v. wade case by prevented states from protecting unborn children from the mass murder we now call abortion. thankfully last year that case was overturned by dobbs versus jackson. that case was celebrated across the country by everyone who wants to protect

jared kushner.o predatory lending. >> michael, before we talk about this investigation, i want to read from your article yesterday, mr. braun was to say an unusual candidate for clemency, with a history of violent threats, he told a rabbi who owed him money, quote, i'm going to make you bleed. mr. braun's family told confidantes willing to spend millions of dollars to get him out of prison. then you go into the investigation, there were other threats telling a father he wasn't going to see his daughters again, i mean, again, based on your reporting and the criminal inquiries before him, this was just a terrible man and a terrible, terrible candidate for a and woe came back 2 1/2, three years later to see what were the consequences of this, what did it mean? what did it mean give this man a confirmation? we often talk about how donald trump undermines the rule of law and democratic norms and democracy and stuff like that. in this case, what we found remarkable was we were able to find tangible damage

kushner's private firm.atar, tens of thousands of dollars spent during what was described as a offensive and arm sale to the government by the trump administration. kazakhstan, thousands spent by the president of kazakhstan that raised questions about human rights violations, business dealings and money laundering scheme involving donald trump's properties in new york. so, my question if the gop actually cares about criminal activity, they investigate the receipts that we have right here. >> of influence peddling by donald trump and a man who is currently facing the trial in four jurisdictions on 91 counts of criminal activity who's been twice impeached by this body and trying to run for president again. this committee has already endorsed. this is not factually based. this is a farce. it's a political expense and designed to help donald trump secure the nomination this november. so let's call it what it is. with that, mr. chairman, i yield my time back to the chair. >> four seconds. >> three, two, all right

kushner's private firm., tens of thousands of dollars spent during what was as a offensive and arm sale to the government by the trump administration. kazakhstan, thousands spent by the president of kazakhstan that raised questions about human rights violations, business dealings and money laundering scheme involving donald trump's properties in new york. so, my question if the gop actually cares about criminal activity, they investigate the receipts that we have right here. >> of influence peddling by donald trump and a man who is currently facing the trial in four jurisdictions on 91 counts of criminal activity who's been twice impeached by this body and trying to run for president again. this committee has already endorsed. this is not factually based. this is a farce. it's a political expense and designed to help donald trump secure the nomination this november. so let's call it what it is. with that, mr. chairman, i yield my time back to the chair. >> four seconds. >> three, two, all right, time is expi