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resolution duelly adapted in each of the houses of legislature, the senate and the assembly of the stitt of new york are met in joint session for the purpose of receiving the annual message to the legislature from the governor of the state of new york. ladies and gentlemen, i am proud and honored to present the 57th governor to the state of new york, kathy hochul. [applause] ■á ul [applause] gov.: hochul: thank you and good afternoon. it's an honor to be back in this hallowed chamber a place since 1879, civic-mind new yorkers have wrestled from everything to the great deinteresting to world wars to the every day issues that matter most to the millions of people who call new york our home. generations are past lead verse shared the so william responsibility of representing their citizens and i'm honored to be joined by the leaders of today. first, let me thank our lieutenant governor antonio delgado, he's done an amazing job. so proud to have him at my side i want to thank senior pastor for the invocation and i look forward to seeing you perhaps in church. save me a see state comptrollers

resolution duelly adapted in each of the houses of legislature, the senate and the assembly of the stitt of new york are met in joint session for the purpose of receiving the annual message to the legislature from the governor of the state of new york. ladies and gentlemen, i am proud and honored to present the 57th governor to the state of new york, kathy hochul. [applause] [applause] gov.: hochul: thank you and good afternoon. it's an honor to be back in this hallowed chamber a place since 1879, civic-mind new yorkers have wrestled from everything to the great deinteresting to world wars to the every day issues that matter most to the millions of people who call new york our home. generations are past lead verse shared the so william responsibility of representing their citizens and i'm honored to be joined by the leaders of today. first, let me thank our lieutenant governor antonio delgado, he's done an amazing job. so proud to have him at my side i want to thank senior pastor for the invocation and i look forward to seeing you perhaps in church. save me a see state comptrollers, tom

. >> john: texas governor stitt don mike abbott is facing pushback not just from the biden administrationico, let's bring in tony gons whose district is on the border, congressman sb4 which is the bill that would make it illegal for someone to cross over the border into texas withougoing through a port of entry is tied up in the courts right now. fifth circuit court of appeals heard arguments yesterday, it will render a decision at some point. what are you hearing in your district about this issue? >> we have had enough and we are grateful for governor abbott to do everything he can to try to get this border crisis under control. luxe, local law enforcement, they don't want to be enforcing immigration law but nobody else is. it is very clear president biden is shackling the hands of border patrol agents. border patrol agents want to be back in the field, they want to be doing their job but they are not and they have to plan that gap and until they do that we welcome law enforcement in texas doing every thing they to keep it safe. >> john: before s before goes into effect it will not accep

could get, and she will have a few on this, if we could get a sort of strong and confident governor stitt at an iraq that was the solution for that problem in the longer run. and efforts to say she would not push backorder, she would not retaliate more directed against iran for what he was doing in iraq, i would say were not seriously contemplated, not seriously considered. i think what's change was around the middle of the obama administration that balance of how we looked at the threat andd i would look at our own capabilities change a bit. i think the was a sense after sort of the amount of time we've spent i get in sort of proxy combat with the iranians in iraq, that, in fact, the threat was greater from iran than we anticipated. the made a lot of progress other nuclear program. which suffered a lot of casualties in iraq at the hands of iranians or iranian proxies, but he think it was a declining also declining view of our own ability to deal with it. we have not had the success in iraq we hope for. president obama campaigned in part on that idea, that we weren't successful and her ba

whom we are especially grateful is here today because governor stitt, i was looking at your bio and got six kids. i thought almost three teenage daughters you said they're a little older, i have my mother here with you today and she had three girls. >> where is your mother at? >> where are you, mom? someone was supposed to escort her in. >> there you go. >> the eldest of three girls and one boy, godspeed and get good auto insurance. >> you've got any advice, i've got two teenage daughters, i'll talk to you. >> thank you for joining us, much to discuss. you're intriguing because you're with your party and most issues, but on a few critical issues, like biden's signature climate and energy bill, you are not. we'll get to that. you like the money on criminal justice reform and go against the grain and closed prison and given former prisoners i.d.'s and oklahoma is in the center of a critical case that could end at the supreme court separation of church and state. let's dive in reduction act. many national republicans opposed this, right? the biggest investment in climate and energy in

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