scott perry has a lot of information about that, and i think that scott perry owes it not only to centralennsylvanians, but to americans to share what he knows. >> democrat michael bryan is running for the democratic nomination to challenge congressman scott perry. the pennsylvania primary is next month. michael bryan is a retired lieutenant colonel who served 20 years in the marine corps as a top gunfighter pilot and squadron commanding officer. michael bryan said this in his campaign announcement video. >> congressman scott perry and his far right gang of insurrectionists are a threat to democracy and a threat to our freedoms. that's why i'm running for congress, right here in my home state of pennsylvania. pennsylvania families need a fighter on their side who listens to them, who respects them, who cares more about them than about winning partisan food fights. this isn't about democrat verses republican. it is about american verses un- american. it is about regular people verses washington extremists like scott perry. it is going to take all of us to save our democracy, so join me and

scott perry has a lot of information about that and i think scott perry owes it not only to central pennsylvania but to share what he knows. >> michael bryan is running against scott perry. the pennsylvania primary is next month. michael ryan is a top gunfighter pilot and squadron demanding officer. he said this in his campaign announcement video. >> congressman scott perry and his far right gang of insurrectionists are a threat to democracy and a threat to our freedoms and that is why i'm running for congress right here in my home state of pennsylvania. pennsylvania families need a fighter on their side who listens to them. who respects them. this isn't about democrat versus republican. it is about american versus un- american. this is about american people versus washington extremists. it will take all of us to save our democracy. so join me and let's do this together. >> joining us now is michael bryan running for pennsylvania's 10th district. thanks for joining us. it is the kind of district that could with a great campaign, it could flip to democrats. what is your strategy going forward in

scott perry, thank you ever so much. right, folks, let's talk a little politics. like we never talk politics. let's talk politics. the democrats have a double freak outcoming. we'll describe in just a minute. we are graced with katie pavlich, fox news contributor right on set with me -- [laughter] and charlie hurt, who doesn't like me and is still in washington. [laughter] washington times opinion editor and fox news contributors, and he's keeping his distance. >> i don't want to be there for katie. >> i'm a lot of fun. larry: just to be on set with katie, are you asked -- kidding me? anyway, here's the point, byron york, distinguished columnist, the democrats' double freakout. a, a whole series of new polls show donald trump or is winning every swing state over mr. biden. and a lot of them by considerable margins. and then, b, i want a to come first. b, it turns out the democrats assault, the legal warfare is not panning out. jack smith cannot get off the ground because the supreme court is deciding to look at immunity.

we put into the new invention that scott perry helped to make this work and move that deadline becauseng time to get this done. it is a long process and long overdue. we are very happy now we are at the point we can move beyond ou5 to push this back into the mode in the regular order and procedure. i think that is good-bye the american taxpayers and look forward to moving that forward. [indiscernible] the speaker: we are very happy results last night. it will be a rematch and we like that rematch. from my perspective, presiden rg because this is not an untested theory. we know what he delivered. the first two years of his administration we delivered the greatest economy in the history of the world and the reason was because we acted upon our core premisesha supported. we limited the size and scope of government. we cut regulation substantially and and tax reform and tax cuts. he was trying to work through the agency to change the way washington works. he got a lot of resistance because he was still feeling it out. he just arrived in washington and was trying to figure it out. i think h

we put into the new invention that scott perry helped to make this work and move that deadline because long time to get this done. and long overdue. we are very happy now we are at the point we can move beyond and turn our attention to f.y.2025 to push this back into the mode in the regular order and procedure. i think that is good-bye the american taxpayers and look forward to moving that forward.■ [indiscernible] the speaker: we are very happy wi the results last night. it will be a rematch and we like that rematch. from my perspective, president trump hiscause this is not an ud theory. we know what he delivered. the first two years of his ad greatest economy in the history of the world and the reason was because we acted upon our core premises that we supported. we limited the size and scope of government. we cut regulation substantially and and tax reform he was trying to work through the agency to change the way washington works. he got a lot of resistance because he was still feeling it out. he just arrived in washington and was trying to figure it out. i think he has big plans t

we put into the new invention that scott perry helped to make this work and move that deadline because a long time to get this done. it is a long process and long overdue. we are very happy now we are at the point we can move be our at5 to push this back into the mode in the regular order and procedure. i think that is good-bye the american taxpayers and look forward to moving that [indiscernible] the speake results last night. it will be a rematch and we like that rematch. from my perspective, president trump his message is resonating because this is not an untested theory. we know what he delivered. the first two years of his administration we delivered the greatest economy in the history of the world and the reason was because we acted upon our cor s. we limited the size and scope of government. we cut regulation substantially and and tax reform and tax cuts. he was trying to work through the agency to change the way washington works. he got a lot of resistance because he was still feeling it out. he just arrived in washington and was trying to i think he has big plans to change som

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ashley: congressman scott perry from pennsylvania joined me now, great to have you here.ion and infrastructure committee. how much of an impact do you think this bridge collapse, this tragic accident, what is the impact on the supply-chain? >> there's going to be an immediate impact but i also think america is industrious, we have a lot of resources up and down the eastern seaboard and it will take some out-of-the-box thinking, but let's remember there are still unaccounted for individuals that likely have been cost -- loss, we want to be respectful of that. mission number one has to be to clear the channel. once that happens, one of the biggest things, it's a qualified hazmat route. we have to deal with that in particular. there are some out-of-the-box thinking like using the expeditionary false transfer the military uses to deploy military units around the globe and force projection. maybe that's an option but other obvious alternatives might be the port of philadelphia coming from pennsylvania and other ports up and down the seaport so there's going to be a temporary d

johnson: thank you, scott perry. and we're also victimized by the tradition developed in congress.lwe're working hard to bend that backwards. you can't turn an aircraft carrier overnight. we broke the omnibus fever. we put it in a laddered c.r. approach that scott perry and others helped invent to make that work. we had to move the deadline a little bit because it takes a long time to get it done. that is a process, it is overdue. we are very happy now that we're finally to the point we can move beyond get f.y.2024 done and turn our attention to f.y. 2025 and continue to push this back into the mode and manner and regular order and procedure this is supposed to work. i think that's good by american taxpayers. we look forward to moving that forward. reporter: what are you looking for next year what is -- [inaudible] mr. johnson: we're happy with the results last night. the race is set now. it'll be a rematch. we like that rematch. from my perspective, i think president trump, what his message is resonating with the am

■cfrom pennsyn scott perry. and your host, news anchor ed henry.applause] ed:tlemen, good to see you. hello cpac. how is it going? i am ed henry. i'm a recovering mainstream media anger. good to see you. we have a new streaming channel. there you e, jeff. you can stream us at youtube at 6:00 p.m. eastern every night. boy will we get a briefing from a couple of freedom fighters today. i am honored to kick off this panel with these freedom fighters but also with all of the patriots that are watching on newsmax and newsmax two. we will get to see you out in the hallways and now we will see you in the hall, the forgotten men and women that donald trump talked about. in 2016, i suspect that there are a lot of patriots who fought to put the republicansf the hou. i see them they seem to have the same question. what the heck happened? >> this is what we knew it was coming. some in our party felt we would take the big majority. we obviously had not earned it. we thought it would be a small majority. folks like myself as chairman of the freedom caucus knew t

perry from pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman i thank my colleagues and i thank all of you. it's march, right, march madness. while some people in washington d.c. are misspelling their favorite team on brackets the rest of the country is watching their country in march in the madness burn down in washington d.c. and at their southern border. as a person who was honored to wear the uniform for decades, i watched those service members, uniformed service members at the border. what were they supposed to do, right? they're put there, somebody put them there to invasion. how are they going to stop it? what are their rules of engagement? and mind you, ladies and gentlemen, the people that ran over them that ran right over them ran to border patrol, ran to border patrol to come into this country. border patrol taking orders from joe biden and secretary mayorkas. that's the march madness that's happening at our country, and what is the democrats, what are they going to run on when they pass this bill? 22,000 border agents 41,500

when i knew that it was bar, i complain to my colleagues on the floor of the house including scott perry and others that bill bar couldn't possibly be truthful in what he was saying in the media. he was inhibiting the work that would disprove the statements he was making potentially. >> barr of course left with a perfectly lovely note about how great donald trump was. rather than go along with the big lie, also tries to oust for the same reasons. so you are in a zoom meeting in 2020. that's the way this is playing out. at the furthest margins of public consciousness. hearings live streamed to a few dozen people. but these will help shape the understanding of trump's coup. the reason is there is a different weight to these allegations after they are thoroughly vetted through some kind of open process of fact finding and testimony. it is not just people saying this or people saying that. there is a process. what happened here? was this okay or not? did you violate the standards of ethics necessary to practice law? that's why it is so important to litigate the plot. because so much the big

perry saying we should legalize this and have same federal standard, which it is not right now. >> emilyhings can be important, there is priority many thing this vice president and president are missing. it is important, is it is more important than inflation and crime? >> cheryl: about legalizing marijuana, there is democratic congresswoman in new york city, put out a report this morning about what illegal pot shops have done to neighborhoods about crime, because they are cash businesses. break-ins and potential fentanyl exposure, that is happening with legal weed, which it is not. these states, especially colorado, look at impaired driving in colorado. let's expunge record of everybody i 3r0s cuted when i was d.a. it is what it is doing to states that have legalized it. not good at all. >> emily: polls illustrate how young voters feel about this presidency. 61% disapprove, voters under 30, of the president. throw them on the screen. the list goes on. as tomi said, is way to get them back through weed and visiting abortion clinics? >> kayleigh: it is part of it, i do. patrick, correct m

and whether it was scott perry or jeff clark. i find it amazing that we have not gotten to the root cause. trump has been able to wrap this around a radicalization of people with thoughts and beliefs from conspiracy theories. my fear is that the courts don't know how to react and i think there is so much data. we had a 30 million lines of data. we looked at 5 million pages of records and text messages. i don't think the judiciary at this point with how vast this was could get their arms around the moving parts. >> that is the dij@ vu of it all. will he be able to pay his bond? the fact that we are talking about him attacking not only judges but their family members. part of it is that this is a pattern of behavior and what i think is challenging is you both want to situate the pattern of behavior without saying that it is all the same. don't worry. nothing new here. look away. >> this is such an important point. when you think about what is at the root of the january 6th insurrection, it is donald trump and his accolades, acolyte

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. >> thank you mayor scott perry i think we all awoke this morning to an unspeakable tragedy as the mayorll be families and individuals impacted by this regardless of what happens the rest of the way out. i would just echo what the mayor said and lifting our prayers for those impacted but i also asked that a residence pray for our first responders, they have been on scene since very early in the morning, not only conducted initial search and rescue operation but planning for additional ones as the sun comes up in the work that they do cannot be understated. i just want to thank them for all that they are doing and will do and hours and days ahead. we know we have a long road ahead not just in search and rescue but the fallout following this. we appropriately have our attention on search and rescue efforts currently. and here alongside our partners in the city to say that they have our full support just as we want to thank our state partners for the resources that they have offered up as well as the federal partners that have reached out. the mayor and i talked to the governor, we heard fr

i often complained to my colleagues on the floor of the house including scott perry and others that bill barr couldn't possibly be truthful in what he was saying to the media because he was inhibiting the work that would disprove the statements that he was making potentially. >> barr left with a perfectly lovely note about how great donald trump was rather than go along with the big lie. he was replaced by jeffrey rosen who clark also tried to oust. here's the thing, the footage we played you like a weird -- you are in a zoo meeting in 2020 for hr training. that is the way this is playing out. all of these are unfolding like that at the very furthest margins of public consciousness. in hearings that are live streamed to a few hundred, maybe a few dozen people. mostly cable news producers. but these findings i think can and will help shape public understanding. the reason, and this is really important, there is a different way for these allegations after they are fairly vetted for some kind of open process and fact- finding. it's not just people saying this or people saying that. there is

this was trump and clark and scott perry, the republican congressman from pennsylvania. always scheming to defraud the justice department, to use it fraudulently so trump could stay in power. a lot of people -- that's part of the indictments, and there's a strong argument or strong case here. but it's really a key element of the attempted coup. >> david corn, thank you for a view on that. >>> when we come back we have something very special. zeke emmanuel is here, i we're going to get into why olivia rodrigo was there partying with biden and an important message. stay with us. h biden and an important message stay with us and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. ♪ i am, i cried ♪ with the chase ink business unlimited card. [ laughing ] ♪ i am, said i ♪ ♪ and i am lost and i can't ♪ punch buggy red. ♪ even say why ♪ ♪ i am, i said ♪ ♪ ♪ frustrated by skin tags? dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinic

perry, and i yield to him.the border. again, went to the border, and i wonder about william barrett travis and i've got to tell you, when you're standing there, when you're reading that, and you know that you're standing on the ground where giants, where giants stood. where things in the world meant something. and were worth fighting for. it's invigorating and inspiring you to do your part. but would william barrett travis and those that lost their lives and davy crockett, would they do it for $20 million for a state route in alabama? how about a $4.1 millionn san d4 million for a greenway trail in chattanooga or for car share for residents? and i'm sure all those are very important things to the people that live in those communities. i believe that. the question is, why is the federal government paying for them when the federal government doesn't have any money? in december to january, we're at $34 trillion and by may we'll be at over $35 trillion. did the folks at the alamo including william barrett travis ri

dunlop, david perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for the city and a true desire to restore

dunlop, david perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for the city and a true desire to restore

our majority staff, angie, perry, nooera, ritchie, scott, angelina and janet.sonal office, daniel and ian. and on the minority side, scott, jocelyne and adam. this is a strong bill for america, with many house republican priorities. i urge my colleagues to vote yes. mr. speaker, i yield back. tempe gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady from texas reservings. the gentleman from california -- reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, the ranking member of the military construction and veterans' affairs appropriations subcommittee, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. was was thank you, mr. speaker -- ms. wasserman schu tr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. as the milcon v.a. subcommittee ranking member, i support this minibus not only because we blocked nearly all poison pill policy rers, but it includes major democratic priorities. we restored military construction funding to $2 billion above the budget request. dedicated resilien

our majority staff, angie, perry, nooera, ritchie, scott, angelina and janet. and ian. and on the minority side, scott, jocelyne and adam. this is a strong bill for america, with m republican priorities. i urge my colleagues to vote yes. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro temre: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady from texas reservings. the gentleman from california -- reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, the distinguished ranking member of the military construction and veterans' affairs appropriations subcommittee, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. was was thank you, mr. speaker -- ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. as the milcon v.a. subcommittee ranking member, i support this minibus not only because we blocked nearly all poison pill policy riders, but it includes major democratic priorities. we restored military construction funding to $2 billion above the budget requ

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nooera, ritchie, scott, angelina and janet.yu daniel and on the minority side, scott, jocelyne and adam. this is a strong bill for america, with many house republican priorities. i urge my colleagues to vote yes. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. e the gentleman from california -- reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, the distinguished ranking member of the military constructi and veterans' affairs appropriations subcommittee, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. was was thank you, mr. speaker -- ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. as thec support this minibus not only because we blocked nearly all poison pill policy riders, but it includes major democratic priorities. rey construction funding to $2 billion above the budget request. dedicated resiliency in pfas remediation funding. we held strong on our commitmen

dunlop, david perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for the city and a true desire to restore

dunlop, david perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for the city and a true desire to restore the city to be a

our majority staff, angie, perry, nooera, ritchie, scott, angelina and janet. minority scott, jocelyne and adam. this is a strong bill for america, with many house republican priorities. i urge my colleagues to vote yes. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady from texas reservings. the gentleman fm california. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, the distinguished ranking member of the military construction and veterans' affairs appropriation the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. was was thank you, mr. speaker -- ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. as the milcon v.a. subcommittee ranking member, i support minibus not only because we blocked nearly all poison pill policy riders, but it includes major democratic priorities. we restored military construction funding to budget request. dedicated resiliency in pfas remediation funding. we held strong on providing $121 billion for v.a. medical care, incre

hello, i'm caitriona perry.vered following the collapse of the francis scott key bridge when it was struck by a cargo ship. four workers remain missing and divers are unable to safely reach the area where it is believed they may be located.

i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome.the francis scott key bridge in the city of baltimore are now presumed dead.

i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. the us coast guard says six people still missing after a container ship brought down the francis scott key bridge in the city of baltimore are now presumed dead. at a press conference earlier, coast guard officials told reporters they are now moving from a rescue to a recovery mission. these are live pictures of the scene where poor visibility and debris in the water are making those efforts extremely challenging. the missing are reported to be construction workers who were working on the bridge when the collapse happened. these are live pictures of the scene where poor lighting and debris in the water making recovery efforts challenging. so why did the ship go off course? and how did the bridge come crashing down so easily? rebecca morelle has been looking at the sequence of events. well, what do we know about what action happened in baltimore? data analysed by bbc verify shows the ship set off from the port at a quarter to 1am local time. the dali is a 300m—long container ship, and

hello, i'm caitriona perry.uthorities in the us city of baltimore say the bodies of two construction workers have been recovered following the collapse of the francis scott key bridge when it was struck by a cargo ship. four workers remain missing and divers are unable to safely reach the area where it is believed they may be located. the search for the men has been suspended due to bad weather conditions. the workers were from mexico and central america. the collapse of the bridge has drawn attention to the us's reliance on migrant workers who often hold some of the most dangerous jobs in the country. the superintendent of the maryland state police gave the identities of the two bodies recovered. divers located a red pickup truck in the area of the middle span of the bridge. divers recovered to victims of this tragedy trapped within the vehicle. the victims were identified as. alejandro, 35 years old of baltimore. dorlian castillo cabrera 26 years old. their family was notified castillo cabrera 26 years old. th

abc news reporter perry russom is live in baltimore for us. perry >> hey, reggie.estigators are here for day two of this investigation. divers will be back in the water in recovery mode, not search and rescue. the coast guard calling that search and rescue off last night. also saying the water around the ship is incredibly dangerous with those objects in the water as well as that strong current. this morning, the coast guard suspending its search for the missing in baltimore's patapsco river. >> we do not believe that we're going to find any of these individuals still alive. >> rescue crews have been looking for six people in the mangled metal of key bridge, brought down by a cargo ship early tuesday morning. a brawner builders work crew was doing bridge maintenance work on the surface of that bridge. >> at that time, six of our workers lost their lives and one was seriously injured. >> moments before the collision. it appears black smoke was rising from the ship as the lights on board went out. >> hold on. traffic on the key bridge there's a ship approaching has j

i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. authorities in the us city of baltimore say the bodies of two construction workers have been recovered following the collapse of the francis scott key bridge when it was struck by a cargo ship. four workers remain missing and divers are unable to safely reach the area where it is believed they may be located. the search for the men has been suspended due to bad weather conditions. the workers were from mexico and central america. the collapse of the bridge has drawn attention to the us's reliance on migrant workers who often hold some of the most dangerous jobs in the country. the superintendent of the maryland state police gave the identities of the two bodies recovered. divers located a red pick—up truck submerged in approximately 25 feet of water in the area of the middle span of the bridge. divers recovered two victims of this tragedy, trapped within the vehicle. the victims were identified as alejandro hernandez fuentes, 35 years old, of baltimore, and dorlian ronial castillo cab

i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. authorities in the us city of baltimore say the bodies of two construction workers have been recovered, following the collapse of the francis scott key bridge, when it was struck by a cargo ship. four workers remain missing, and divers are unable to safely reach the area where it is believed they may be located. the search for the men has been suspended, due to bad weather conditions. the workers were from mexico and central america. the superintendent of the maryland state police gave the identities of the two bodies recovered. divers located a red pick—up truck submerged in proximally 25 feet of water in the area of the middle span of the bridge. divers recovered two victims of this tragedy, trapped within the vehicle. the victims were identified as alejandro hernandez won tears, 35 years old, of baltimore, and dorlian casty oka pereiro, 26 years old —— castillo cabrera. of dundalk. theirfamilies —— castillo cabrera. of dundalk. their families were notified just over an hour ago in

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