nadler: mr. speaker i yield ea]ime as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr.he dishonesty that we have just heard is what mr. jordan just said. hisb selective quote from mr. hur's report. he said, our investigation uncovered evidence that president biden willfully retained disclosed classified materials after his vice presidentsy when he was a the report does say that. but he neglects the sentence a paragraph later. however, for the reasons summarized below we conclude that the evidence does not establishen's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. thaits deceptive -- that is deceptive. secondly as the majority well knows, the president asserted executive privilege in this matter. maybe that was proper, maybe not. but the ways not by a content resolution. court decide whether the exercise of executive privilege i reason also this resolution fails. mr. speaker the judiciary committee under republican control has spent the last 18 months and $20 million desp

nadler: mr.aker, i yiely consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, the dishonesty that we have just heard is illustrated by what mr. his selective quote from mr. hur's repor said, our invesn uncovered evidence that president biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidentsy when he was a private citizen. the report does say that. but he neglects the sentence a paragraph later. however, for the reasons summarized below, we conclude that the evidence does not establish mr. biden's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. thaits deceptive -- that is deceptive. secondly, as the majority well knows, the president asserted executive privilege in this matter. maybe that was proper, maybe not. but the way to contest executive privilege is not by a content resolution. it's by going to court and letting the court decide whether the exercise of executive privilege is warranted or not. for that reason also this resolution fails. mr. s

nadler: thank you, i reserve.mpore: the chair will remind members from engaging in personalities to the nomination for president. mr. mr. mcclintock: i yield four minutes to mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roy: i thank the gentleman from california and the speaker. listening to my colleagues discuss the rule of law find it shocking. the average americans are listening, worrying what happened to the rule of law. when i watch my fellow texans getting destroyed by dangerous cartels and individuals being allowed in the united states, terrorists and those moving fentanyl into the country that killed kids in the school district which i live. when i watch a 75-year-old woman being put in prison by a politically motivated judge in the district of columbia because they protested in front of an abortion clinic -- i want to say it again, ts department of justice is putting a 75-year-old woman in jail for two years who is dealing with physical informatives because she was praying in front --

now i'm back here with jo—anne nadler and susie stride.ems always annoyed the main parties. don't the two main parties. don't the two main parties because they can say all these things and hoover up discontent in different ways around the country ? around the country? >> yes. i mean, i think they are going to do considerably better this time round than at the previous election, and i think they are going to take seats off they are going to take seats off the conservatives. and what i referred to earlier as the blue wall, those, those southern seats where they're running in second place, south west. yeah, yeah, exactly . and i think that yeah, exactly. and i think that the escapades that we've seen ed davey take part in have actually been pretty effective. i mean, dunng been pretty effective. i mean, during the first week i thought, oh my goodness , this is so oh my goodness, this is so undignified, but i've got to handit undignified, but i've got to hand it to him. it's definitely drawn attention to his party, but he's drawn attention to t

now i'm back here with jo—anne nadler and susie stride.b dems always annoyed the main parties. don't the two main parties. don't the two main parties because they can say all these things and hoover up discontent in different ways around the country ? around the country? >> yes. i mean, i think they are going to do considerably better this time round than at the previous election, and i think they are going to take seats off they are going to take seats off the conservatives. and what i referred to earlier as the blue wall, those, those southern seats where they're running in second place, south west. yeah, yeah, exactly . and i think that yeah, exactly. and i think that the escapades that we've seen ed davey take part in have actually been pretty effective. i mean, dufing been pretty effective. i mean, during the first week i thought, oh my goodness , this is so oh my goodness, this is so undignified, but i've got to handit undignified, but i've got to hand it to him. it's definitely drawn attention to his party, but he's drawn attention t

nadler: mr. speaker, how much time do i left? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york has 8 1/2 has 6 1/2 minutes. mr. nadler: thank you i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the chair again will remind members from engaging in personalities to the nomination for president. mr. mr. mcclintock: i yield four minutes to mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roy: i thank the gentleman from california and the speaker. listening to my colleagues discuss the rule of law find it shocking. the average americans are listening, worrying what happened to the rule of law. when i watch my fellow texans getting destroyed by dangerous cartels and individuals being allowed in the united states, terrorists and those moving fentanyl into the country that killed kids in the school district which i live. when i watch a 75-year-old woman being put in prison by a politically motivated judge in the district of columbia because they protested in front of an abortion clinic -- i wan

nadler? >> aye. >> mr. nadler votes aye. >> ms. jackson lee? mr. cohen? mr. johnson? mr.johnson votes aye. >> mr. schiff? mr. swawell? mr. lou? mr. correa? [roll call vote] >> ms. dean? ms. dean votes aye? ms. escobar. ms. bush. mr. ivy. >> aye. >> votes aye. >> you're not recorded. mr. issa votes no. >> mr. tiffany. >> mr. tiffany is not recorded. mr. tiffany votes no. >> is mr. roy recorded? >> mr. roy is not recorded. .. .. .. have spent $20 million this congress investigating conspiracy theories and have nothing absolutely nothing to show for it. to date, they've used this $20 million in taxpayers money to hold ten hearings before the select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government six of which have been on the same topic. they've conducted 121 transcribed interviews or depositions with witnesses from over two dozen companies, nonprofits or federal government agencies. they've spent 555 hours of staff and with this time in these transcribed interviews and depositions. they sent more than a 60 subpoenas to executive branch agencies and private entiti

so hot jerry nadler sold the shade under his ass to the highest bidder.hot he filled his sports bra with hÄagen-dazs. so hot he put a klondike bar under each testicle. seriously it's so hot rachel levine called him in the national guard to fan his nuts. all right a new poll has trump leading biden in 6 swing states so depressed he struck up a conversation with the nearby female. nearly mist qualifying for the presidential debate relieving the biting campaign to didn't want the president to have to memorize 2 names. axioms reports the share of double haters those who like dislike both presidential candidates hasn't been this many since killed mead filled in on the 5. a new study shows eating meat can get you to live to 100 they are terrified this info falls into the wrong hands. terrible. and democrat strategists suggests obama clinton pelosi and schumer could band together to get biden to resign clinton said that she could have him murdered and fed to pigs. biden that administration targeting the cartel with sanctions someone feels they are paying too muc

nadler? >> i want to point out contrary the house republicans did not quote stumble on biden documents. present biden personal counsel found the documents at the pen biden center and voluntarily reported them to the fbi. cooperation was one reason n special counsel hur declined to biden. i would contrast this with president trump who refused to turn over documents to act a certain search warnt hid documents from the agents executing the search warrant. that is why the special counsel in the one case, president trump, has asked the grand jury and got a grand jury to indict him. and the otherin the other case with president biden, mr. hur declined tothe grand jury to indict him but he said there was no crime. >> i get what you are saying mr. nadler put out counter with the decision not to prosecute president biden was because of tape. >> is not true. if you read the report your many reasons cited for the decision not it for to mention a few of them a moment ago. i think it's two a and 31 or 261

joining me now is congressman jerry nadler of new york. he's the ranking member of the house judiciary committee. thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. republicans say that their efforts to undermine the conviction is about respecting the rule of law. your thoughts. >> it is exactly the opposite. the rule of law is respecting the decision of the jersey. the rule of law is letting the judicial process play out. the moment that alvin bragg announced the grand jury indictment -- i forget when it was, jim jordan convened a hearing in new york of the judiciary committee for the purpose of dumping on alvin bragg. and now he's saying the weaponization subcommittee will call him and all because he secured a conviction on a mountain of evidence by 12 jurors. people are trying to threaten the jurors and the republicans and house speaker threatening the justice system. this is an attempt to up and the justice system of the u.s. it is an attempt to say you cannot prosecute president trump because he's above the law. it's a terrible threat

what do you make about matt gaetz's line of question and jerry nadler comes back?making his point that judges don't take money and then or give their own money and then end up sitting on a case that involves one of the litigants to whom they gave money. and i think more importantly, though, i give matt gaetz credit for what he did. he stayed on point. didn't let merrick garland get away saying i had nothing to do with this or wasn't my call. but when he got to the issue of federal versus state prosecutions, the -- merrick garland didn't do so well. he said even though colangelo went from assistant deputy attorney general down to an assistant d.a. in a local d.a.'s office he basically said he was only involved in a case that involved new york state crime. new york state penal law. that's not accurate. the high ranking justice department official ends up prosecuting in a lower manhattan trial involving a low d.a. involved federal law. the three options that that jury had involved federal election campaign act, it involved the federal tax act. as the law that would th

michael cohen announces he will challenge jerry nadler for new york's 12th congressional seat in theial where he took the stand against the former president. nadler put out a statement writing i put my record of accomplishment against anyone including donald trump's disgraced former fixer, michael cohen. a lot going on there. a highly anticipated rematch between the chicago sky and indiana fever yesterday as caitlin clark and angel reece faced off yet again, reece smacking clark in the head during an attempt to block in the third quarter and drawing a flagrant foul. a lot of people calling foul on that. reece played off the foul as, quote, just basketball. and clark and green telling reporters it happens. she's a tremendous player and people love to see great matchups. fever took home the win. even the new york times can't believe the state of california, that is, the new op-ed what have we liberals done to the west coast, they write as democrats make their case to voters, some of the bluest parts of the country, cities on the west coast are a mess. california governor gavin newsom u

you know, i want to start with you with this quote from the new york times from jerry nadler who washe says the reality is many of the cases related to the protest at columbia are difficult to prosecute due to lack of evidence and the vast majority involved first-time offenders as -- -- in this matter and now there is jewish and -- and his district is columbia university. what would you say to him? >> scherry never has been making exposures for anti-semites for literally today since he got elected -- on anti-semitism he opened remarks by blasting the hearings and then fell asleep so i will not be lectured by someone like the likes of gerald nadler and you should know that the jewish committee that he supposedly represents is fearless with him. maybe if you meet with us once in a while he would understand our perspective but as i said in the video, anti-semitism in this country and in particular in new york city is out of hand it is a national emergency and we have elected officials who have district attorneys who are refusing to hold anti-semites accountable and they are saying if yo

did judiciary committees ranking member jerry nadler reacted to this contempt vote saying this in part. let me put it up on the screen. they accused him of withholding key evidence, but the attorney general has substantially complied with their every request. sometimes he has been too responsive in my opinion, given the obvious bad faith of the maga majority, congressman, do you agree do you agree was the attorney general merrick garland to responsive to what democrats describe his bad faith republican requests i couldn't agree more than my colleague, jerry nadler. i mean, the doj has given everything that they've been asked for in good faith, everything that's a responsibility. and then some and unfortunately this republican controlled house over and over again chooses the resort to highly partisan measures. that are designed to only to get information that the weaponized against the president to use in political campaigns. they did it with the january 6 committee, there are are numerous examples of them operating in bad faith here. meanwhile, they're not passing bipartisan bills that

tiffany, that's jerry nadler, the ranking member.our response. >> guest: well, the rankingng member is doing his job on the other side just trying to protect the biden administration. i get that, and i think the american public understands that. but i would go backth to, he referred to other legislation. i had a bill called the fair if act that just passed through the judiciary committee in the last two months, and it requires audio recordings by the department of justice and whenever there's witness testimony that is needed. and we all voted there was one vote against it. all democrats vot■m for that, to have this complete record with audioto included. .. if you want to text as a question or comment you can do that03. representative was the attorney general himself in an op-ed he may have seen it leading up to today's actions in which garland writes in rece weeks we w see an escalationactical far from bl scrutiny, criticism legitimate necessary oversight of artwork their baseless personal dus is in conspiracy theories all sorts of v

nadler come and vote on the report. will commit write will just stand -- will committee just take a break for a second. once mr. nadler gets here, we will move legislation. republican members have food back there if you haven't eaten. i don't know if we have enough for the democrats. >> you're not recorded. >> escobar votes no? ms. job or votes no. mr. matthew you're not recorded. >> is the general lady recorded? ms. bush you're not recorded. ms. bush votes no. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. nadler votes no. >> the ayes have it, the report to be reported to the house members will have two days to submit views without objection the staff is authorized to make technical and conforming changes. we now call -- one second. hr7803 to amend title 45, exception and other purposes for -- purposes of markup. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. issa for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. in short win for small businesses and long overdue. small businesses may qualify for reduced when filing for patent

record heat in the northeast continues so hot biden putting extra ice in his ball main fluid jerry nadler'stuck to somebody else's legs. 3 for the price of 1. biden headed the camp david to begin preparing for his debate with trump here is his car pulling into the camp luxury high-rise serving as a homeless shelter costing taxpayers 600 grand each and the homeless are complaining about living around the homeless it hasn't great perks a gym rooftop garden hot and cold running theses. no better word than freight theses. that's my mantra when i meditate in an interview found she fears someone could kill him years advice just stay home. in ohio a defence attorney is reinstated after being penalized for pooping in pringles can leaving it in a parking lot i knew they taped it off said 1 man brian stelter. caitlin clerk got hit hard by another wba player the coalitions so intense fans went ballistic. a long time see world mime was fired after getting in a disagreement with a security guard unavailable for comment because he's a mind someone should check to see if he strapped in the box still. empl

record heat in the northeast continues so hot biden putting extra ice in his ball main fluid jerry nadler'salls stuck to somebody else's legs. 3 for the price of 1. biden headed the camp david to begin preparing for his debate with trump here is his car pulling into the camp luxury high-rise serving as a homeless shelter costing taxpayers 600 grand each and the homeless are complaining about living around the homeless it hasn't great perks a gym rooftop garden hot and cold running theses. no better word than freight theses. that's my mantra when i meditate in an interview found she fears someone could kill him years advice just stay home. in ohio a defence attorney is reinstated after being penalized for pooping in pringles can leaving it in a parking lot i knew they taped it off said 1 man brian stelter. caitlin clerk got hit hard by another wba player the coalitions so intense fans went ballistic. a long time see world mime was fired after getting in a disagreement with a security guard unavailable for comment because he's a mind someone should check to see if he strapped in the box still

that was nadler, the ranking democrat on the judiciary committee, arguing he had already been too deferential to the gop. mike in woodstock, virginia, what do you say on this debate? you had heard from several lawmakers. what do you say? caller: thank you, first of all for being on allowing me to comment. i agree with the democratic representative that just spoke and kudos to the republican representative who stood up -- as you said, former prosecutor here the former president 45, many times i call him by the number, many times for just about everything he claims executive privilege. so what is different for 46 talking about a special prosecutor about classified information? why wouldn't that be executive privilege? this also brought up just a moment ago and democratic representative, how many persons in the previous administration refused or just did not appear to congressional subpoenas? not to mention the former president associates or during the january 6 house hearings? so to spin back and forth is just as was stated by a previous caller, a waste of taxpayer money and the american people

. >> jerry nadler, also a congressman from new york, is one of those people there was too much moneyowman was his own worst enemy. they could have just run on his flaws. >> dana: bowman was losing before aipac put in the money. governor newsom thinks he has all the answers. listen to him at his state of the state address. >> in california, we take public safety seriously. it's true, california has some of the toughest felony theft thresholds in the nation. we need to go after -- for conservatives and california bashers, their success depends on our failure. we are presented with a choice between a society that embraces our values and a world darkened by division and discrimination. >> dana: was that speech for californias or the rest of the country. >> for the rest of the country. californians have given up on him. high taxes, high homelessness and high tax rates and money that goes to illegal immigrants when they can't afford to send their kids even to state schools. people are frustrated. he has to pivot away from california. there is so much backlash from republicans in the state

nadler? mr. adley votes. >> jackson-lee. mr. cohen. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes aye. votes aye. mr. lu, miss tribal. mr. correa? miss scanlan? >> aye . >> miss mcbath, miss teen votes aye. miss escobar votes aye . miss ross? mr. bush? mr. ivey? >> aye . >> mr. ivey votes aye . mr. says no. mr. fitzgerald votes no. mr. gooden votes no. >> the no's have it. the amendment is not agreed to. the gentleman from georgia. mr. chairman, there irare eight aye and 17 no's. >> the german from georgia. >> mr. chairman, i am in the minute the desk. amendment at the desk. >> order reserved by gentleman from california. >> the nature of a substitute. >> the and he considered. >> i object, mr. chairman. read the amendment? >> and the amendment in the nature of the substitute to the committee report for the resolution recommending that the house of representatives find merrick garland in contempt of congress for diffusing to apply with the daily issued on. offered by mr. johnson of georgia. on page 13 at the end of the second paragraph, the committee also notes serious concerns about the competen

congressman jerry nadler will weigh in on the criminal conviction tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. keep it here. >>> good evening. tonight trumps conviction has sent the nation into uncharted territory. where does the madness go from here? >>> and republicans and right wing mania are raging over the verdict bowing vengeance and political retribution. >>> another state department official resigns in light of joe biden's gaza policy. stacy gilbert is joining us. let's do this. >>> donald trump's guilty verdict on all 34 felony counts comes only five months and four days before the most divisive presidential election of our time. there is a jam-packed calendar in the final stretch to november. starting with a debate between trump and biden set for this month on the 27th. two weeks after that trump will be back in court for sentencing in the hush money case. the charge of falsifying business records, a felony, is punishable by up to four years in prison. but legal experts say there's no guarantee he will get prison time, given that this is his first criminal conviction and it is a nonv

raking member of the house judiciary committee congressman jerry nadler joins us, the congressman fromern right here on msnbc. yint . somehow she disappeared.

congressman jerry nadler will weigh in on the criminal conviction tomorrow at 6:00 p.m.

. >> let's get your reaction to the fighting between matt gaetz and jerry nadler and congressman thomassh money payments also campaign finance violations? take a listen to this. >> it's a little absurd because mr. bragg and they've already agreed to appear before the committee like 12. >> this debate is out of order. >> it's not order, you made a motion. >> i made a motion to peanut these people now pursuant to the rules and i want to vote on my motion. >> congress paid over $17 million in hush money for sexual misconduct inside of the offices in these buildings. what's more is that was taxpayer money. the allegation president trump paid one 30,000 dollars of his own money. who in here has had the taxpayer they were there actual misconduct charges, the hush money? about their system over there, i don't know but i do know it's taxpayer money and i do know not a single penny has been turning as a campaign finance expense. >> if the ftc going to investigate $17 million congress paid to settle behind closed doors sexual misconduct allegations? >> the irony is this is going to be vacated jus

and so jerry nadler, when he talks about -- and pramila jayapal -- they talked, yes, it's true, statisticallymigrants in this country do commit fewer crimes because it means something for them to be here. so travelers also commit very few crimes p are under that logic, we should probably disband the tsa because we don't need it. people who are flying are by and large statistically speaking very, very safe. so we shouldn't have the tsa at all because we don't need it. the statistics are our guide. >> greg: brilliant point from kennedy. you are in the lead right now, but we have another game coming up at the break. coming up for joe biden's army of 16 advisors are working on a special tactic to throw trump off the cnn presidential debate. ♪ ♪ i was born with a fire inside. but psoriasis doused my flame. until i got clearer skin with bimzelx. most people got 100% clear skin. some after the first dose. (♪) serious side effects, including suicidal thoughts and behavior, infections and lowered ability to fight them, liver problems, and inflammatory bowel disease, have occurred. tell your doctor if

here is democratic congressman jerry nadler. >> the fact of the matter is this concentration on illegalou look at the statistics the crime rate among emigrants is far lower than the crime rate among native-born americans. >> republican congressman tony gonzalez says jocelyn's murder was entirely preventable. speak of these two individuals deserve the death penalty for me girl. if we get less than that it will be an injustice to the family and an injustice to all americans that are in a similar situation. >> prosecutors right now are awaiting test results to determine if a sexual assault happened which would make this case death penalty eligible. the service is set to wrap up at the top of the hour and about that time which the casket will be brought to the burial site. to send it to you. >> larry: thank you, nate. the border crisis also agreeing another threat, fentanyl saying it as seized about 13,000 pounds of the deadly opioid at our southern border now grieving families expressing concern this crisis won't get enough attention tonight. >> so we need to stand together while uniting d

jerry nadler sold the shade under his to the highest bidder. lled it's so hot. he filled this sports braports with. aagen-dazsbr it's so hot. he put a klondike bar under each. >> seriously? t ra >> it's so hot.chle rachel levine called ivinen the national guard to fan his nuts. all right. >> so a new poll has donald trump leading biden in six swing states. joe so depressed, he actually struck a conversation with a nearby female. rfk has narrowly missed qualifying for the cnn presidential debatnge, relieving the biden campaign who didn't want the president to haveng cao to memorize two names. axios reports the share of double haters. americans who like both, do dislike both presidential candidates. apparently, there hasn't been thissidentia many double haterse kilmeade filled in on the five . >> according to a new study, eating meat you a better chanceg of living to 100. and americans are terrified information could fall into the wrong hands. terrible. but democratic strategists suggest that obama, bill clinton, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer could band together to

fel jerry nadler filled his pantss with all 31 flavors. it was so hot. instead of. >> nancy pelosi injectedd he her face with soft serve and it was so hot. >> barack obama move da. back to kenya. what? i don't know. i didn't get it. i don't get it. well, anyway, the cnn presidential debate is just days away and a lot of people are wonderindaysa log kind of de >> joe biden will be on forthe the debate. debawell, if you only knew somek who might be knowledgeable in this areanowln th. also we've also learned that joe biden has a massive debate prepn team that includes 16 people. why so many? full disclosure.eopl only four people are there to help with the debate. the othee therr are there in cae joe needs an organ donors . >> political commentators suggest biden's more the debatee to avoid resting old face, which would be an improvement from his rest in peace base. but there is a downside. o joe smiling when he smiles. he often looks more like the guy biden is tryinft mor th. and if he hold hs the smilel for more than 8 seconds, we'll all assume he is pants

conflict we have seen europe since the handler second world war and at some stage, i strongly be that nadler should consider some kind of economic sanctions or awesome restrictions unless china doesn't change their support to russia i want to turn now to the middle east where the war rages on between israel and hamas in gaza hezbollah leader hassan nesarc new strophe has said less than 24 hours ago that that he would attack the european nation of cyprus if israel invades lebanon. >> that has belonged would attack cyprus if israel invades lebanon how serious of a threat do you think this is i think is important to realize that the war in gaza under the tensions i'll see increasing throughout the middle east is serious and we had to take any threat of escalation seriously that's also why we need to be very clear when it comes to the de-stabilizing behavior of his polo, supported by iran and any escalation will fueled more conflict, more destruction. >> and that's the reason why i welcome the efforts by 60 blinken by the united states president biden. to find a way to siesta hostilities to agre

plus my studio guest, former tory party politician jo—anne nadler and labour party volunteer susie stride first the .

. >> it so bad, jerry nadler put his colostomy bag at half mast .t was so bad that andrew cuomo put himself in a nursing home and he it was so bad that abc said grief to the view and the cast ate them. finally, it was so bad that even kamala harris is worried that kamala harris might be president. >> all right , fine. might go to a fight. okay. all right. jo the way, it the debate that sealed joe's fate. it was way worse than they couldn ever imagine. they being the media, of course, but not you.you sa you saw it coming, especially if you've been watching this show. sog the media pushes the panicon button. you weren't shocked in the least because we told you the truth. >> president biden headed to camp david today to begin preparing for his debate with donal hisd trump. >> here is his car pulling into the camp, as you've heard, to prepare for the debate. as ythe president has been sequestered since last week. he mind, he thinks he's a jurork on the o.j. trial. >> it's kind of weird. o pr a president is disappearing an entire week to prepare for a 90

and so joe's h approvaisl ratins are dropping faster than jerry nadler's when his comes off. >> even liberal election forecaster nate silver is suggesting the unthinkable. biden drop out just like he did in 88 when dems went with a8 deo more marketable candidate, michael dukakis. >> silver says biden just hit an all time in approval, 37%. dropping out would be ak big risk, but there is some threshold below which continuing to run is a biggercr risk. dems would have been better servedwould've b. biden had decided a year ago not to seek a second term and give voterk s say. among the many popularg th democrats across the country. yeah, but many popular democrats. e what i hope nate doesn't fill out a gun application soon because apparently he's high too. who do they have? this guy we. >> he looks like. he looks like the tennis pro who gave the entire country club chlamydia this chuckle monster. i've seen whoopee cushions more depth. >> this guy. >> as transportation secretary. the only thing he transportedgam illegal immigrants on midnight flights. talkmiht fl about shallow bench. they

. >> i couldn't agree more than my colleague jerry nadler. i mean, the doj has given everything that they've been asked for in good faith, everything that's our responsibility. and then some and. unfortunately this republican controlled house over and over again chooses the resort to highly partisan measures that are designed only to get information that's a weaponized against the president to use and political campaigns. they did it with the j january 6 committee. there are numerous examples of them operating in bad faith here. meanwhile, they're not passing bipartisan bills that are in the best interest of the american people. we continue to waste our time here on these partisan measures. >> the issue as you correctly pointed out at hand right now, is the audio of president biden's interview with the special counsel. the transcript was released, but they want the audio as well. why shouldn't congress have access to that? >> well because when they're dealing with republicans who are operating in bad faith, i'll use the example of when they t

jerry nadler is stuck stuck to someone else's legs. i had three for the price so president biden headed to camp david today to begin preparing for his debate with donald trump. >> here is his car pulling into the camp, a luxury high rise that will serve as a homeless shelter where units cost taxpayers an estimated 6000 grand. each has opened in downtown l.a. and the homeless are complaining about having to live around the homeless. but i got to say, it's got great perks. it has a rooftop garden, a gym, plus hot and cold running. there's no better word thanditae it's my mantra when i meditate and the reason to interview dr. anthony fauci fears that someone could kill him. >> here's some advice. fauci just stay home. ohi an ohio criminal defense attorney has been reinstated, nl and after being penalized for for pringles can and then leaving it in a parking lot, i they tasted off, said one man ,don't eat pringles in a parking lot. >> stelter you freak out. during a recent game rookie, caitlin clark, was hit hard by another wnba back.aliti

jo—anne nadler. aukus. are we going back? are we going back to 14? let's pretend. i'm sorry.s. it's live . >> lewis. it's live. >>— >> lewis. it's live. >> keep going. us. no. we went from 15 to 16. >> lewis. they know anyway. >> lewis. they know anyway. >> so this is this is. this is good news. us family susan asks for £80,000 in damages after space debris hits home in naples, florida, which you should sue nasa if something falls from the sky and hits you in the head and they break or whatever or breaks breaks your house, you should get some recompense for it. and that's what these people ask. but they didn't say how much what it did to their house. did they say 80,000? >> well, they're asking for 80,000. it went through the roof. it damaged the floor, and then they went through the roof when they found out. it's a cool. it's cool, isn't it? space debns cool. it's cool, isn't it? space debris coming into your house. they should be happy about that. and i think obviously they should get their 80,000. there's a lot of space debris up there. you know, there's over 9000 metric t

plus my studio guest, former tory party politician jo—anne nadler and labour party volunteer susie stridet the . news. the. news. >> chris, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories, the princess of wales says she's making good progress after her cancer diagnosis, and she says that she will attend the trooping the colour tomorrow. the update is accompanied by a new photograph of the princess taken by photographer matt porteous , photographer matt porteous, which shows her near her home in windsor. princess kate also says she hopes to join a few public engagements over the summer as she continues her cancer for a few more months. her cancer treatment. she says she's been blown away by all of the kind messages of support and encouragement over the last couple of months, but that she's not out of the woods just yet. the princess has been undergoing treatment, including chemotherapy, since being diagnosed with an unspecified type of cancer earlier this year . in other news, nigel farage says reform uk is now the opposition after a poll put them 1% ahead of the conservative party.

nadler: i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested.ving risen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by elerothis will be a five-min. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captneddir commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] ■'[ the chair: on this vote the yeas are 216, the nays are -- the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 216, the nays the motion is adopted. pursuant to section 6 of house resolution 1287, the resolution accompanying house report 118-533, house resolution 1293, is considered as adopted. the house will be in order. sshh. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house out of order for a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> it was eight years ago today, june 12, that a gunman came into the pulse night club and we suf

nadler, i listen to you make excuses, what was it that you said? the reason to withhold is that someone may change it. they may not want to release the thing. i am not aware of the person who is being subpoenaed having the choice to comply or not to comply with a subpoena. do you have a choice -- answer this question, if you were subpoenaed, do you have a choice not to comply? >> you do not unless the president exerts executive privilege and that it needs to be exact -- decided in court. what you said about the trial in new york, the trial was conducted by a new york county prosecutor in new york county because it was a violation of state law and not federal law. he may have violated federal law , too. >> i will reclaim my time, the two of you on the democratic side have acted at is -- as if that conviction would be the same if it had been in federal court, the jury pool would have been from eight counties -- would you agree with me, eight counties in federal? >> yes. >> a difference in pulling from a jury pool in eight counties and one -- >> i wou

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. >> of course that's jerry nadler ranking member, your response. >> the ranking member is doing his job on the other side trying to protect the biden administration. i think the american public understands that but i will go back to refer to other legislation. i had a bill called a fair act us is passed through the judiciary committee in the last two months and requires audio recordings by the department of justice and what others witness testimony that's needed.we all voted for it. >> the senators returning from break to continue voting on nominees for members of the federal energy regular trade commission, live coverage here on c-span2. , aye. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: mr. schatz, aye. mr. moran, no. the clerk: mr. rubio, no. the clerk: ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mr.hickenlooper, aye. the clerk: mr. ossoff, aye. mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. murphy, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. warner, aye. the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 63, the nays are 31, and the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination federal energy re

. >> i know we must be haaland jo—anne nadler. that's important. >> be nice to me. oh you're fine.n take it. >> the point is, of course , >> the point is, of course, where where nigel farage is wrong to say he's now the official opposition . that phrase official opposition. that phrase is used very much in a parliamentary terms , that there parliamentary terms, that there are people who are the leader of her majesty's, his majesty's opposition. that's a position they take up within westminster are very important. they get pubuc are very important. they get public money for that so that they have an actual official position. so he can't claim that what he can do is say, i have a right to be heard in a debate like this, because i've got a lot of people who are interested in me. and for those who are just sort of following the election from a distance, the idea that this would make it so much more interesting. yeah. so the bbc has got a duty to, to make the general election interesting. >> they probably have more viewers. they now have more viewers. they now have more viewers. people

. >> i know we must be haaland jo—anne nadler. that's important. >> be nice to me. oh you're fine.take it. >> the point is, of course , >> the point is, of course, where where nigel farage is wrong to say he's now the official opposition . that phrase official opposition. that phrase is used very much in a parliamentary terms , that there parliamentary terms, that there are people who are the leader of her majesty's, his majesty's opposition. that's a position they take up within westminster are very important. they get pubuc are very important. they get public money for that so that they have an actual official position. so he can't claim that what he can do is say, i have a right to be heard in a debate like this, because i've got a lot of people who are interested in me. and for those who are just sort of following the election from a distance, the idea that this would make it so much more interesting. yeah. so the bbc has got a duty to, to make the general election interesting. >> they probably have more viewers. they now have more viewers. they now have more viewers. people wo

. >> of ■'course that's jerry nadler ranking member, your response. >> the ranking member is doing his on the other side trying to protect the biden administration. i think the american public understands that but i will go back to refer to other legislation. i had a bill called a fair act s is passed through the judiciary committee in the last two months and requires audio recordings by the department of justice and what others witness testimony that's needed.we all voted for it. >> the senators returning from break to continue voting on nominees for members of the federal energy regular trade commission, live coverage here on c-span2.