in the united states congress extremists tried to pass a national abortion ban to outlaw abortion andvery single state but they need to know if congress passes a national abortion ban president joe biden will veto it. [cheers and applause] and when we together win majorities in the united states congress and congress passes a bill that reinstates the protections of roe v. wade, joe biden was signed into law. announcer: also this week fresh ads from the biden interim campaigns. next an ad from the biden campaign directly addressing the president's age and a add from the trump campaign. pres. biden: i am not a young guy, that is no secret, but i understand how to get things done for the american people. i let the country to the covid crisis. today we have the strongest economy in the world. i passed a law that lowers prescription drug prices. for four years donald trump tried to president law, and he failed. i got it done and now we have rebuilding america. i passed the biggest law industry to combat climate change. donald trump took away the freedom of women to choose. i am determined

we drew attention to the approval by the united states congress of the supply of the link-16 system to a tactical combat control system that coordinates the actions of sea, air and land. component, what does this mean, and this means that, apparently, in taiwan the americans have prepared exactly the same role as they have prepared for ukraine, so everything is going to the point that a big war may well break out in the asia-pacific region, and the americans have enough, that’s the question, yes, yeah, this is now actually becoming the most serious thing. it may not be enough, now a big problem in the world has arisen with gunpowder, that’s why. now everyone is starting to study who has what opportunities, where cotton grows, which is suitable for processing into gunpowder, there are already attempts to prevent the supply of cotton to our country, from a number of countries, for a long time, i’ve been going for a long time, i’ve been going for a long time, but the main producer of gunpowder is china, but they said they are now supplying china to europe, but well, they supply it to the

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united states congress, republicans particularly in congress, are not doing what needs to be done in to help ukraine. >> well, absolutely. i mean, this is -- you have to understand, all of this to make it simplified, it's all about donald trump, all about re-electing him in 2024 again. it's all about that's what's going on with ukraine. the reason why all of them are supporting russia is because russia is going to do everything possible to interfere in our elections to get donald trump into office again. i mean, it's simple as that. and you know, it's upsetting to see that they're using the impeachment of a u.s. president for political purposes, not for to get down to the bottom of the truth if there was ever a crime committed. and the objective with me coming there was to get the truth out, to get -- let the american public understand exactly how deep the corruption goes. it doesn't just start with donald trump. you're going into congress, you're going to -- you have people in the doj. think about the investigation and how bill barr chose the -- the doj chose to use information from

and boats against the leadership we should have and put forward as the united states congress. >> i would draw your attention to a tragedy closer to home. the ap headlined friday that as gangs rampaged through haiti's capital, more than 33,000 people have fled in 13 days. what is your assessment of haiti? what is the conversation in congress about haiti? because we ain't talking about haiti. and it is a real tragedy right now. and it is not focused seemingly on the house side, the senate side or the white house to publicly address the issue. what are you hearing? what are the feelings and thoughts about the situation with haiti right now? >> i'm glad you brought that up. that has been the focus for the last two weeks. the tragedy taking place in haiti. and i can tell you that the administration has been focused on it also. the key here is we don't want, and the united states doesn't want to be put in the situation where we are leading the scenario and telling the haitian people what to do and what not to do. it has been the haitian community, the civic community, the religious community,

all i'm asking should the united states congress have access to the same information?hairman, again, it's not for me to weigh in on what information congress should or should not have. the audio recordings are part of the evidence that i considered. >> we'll get back to the gentleman from kentucky. >> yield to the gentleman north dakota. >> thank you, chairman. in the report, you indicate that mr. biden retained classified documents back to his time back to the '70s as a senator, correct? >> correct. >> even more papers back to 1991 were university in the university of delaware, morris libraries and biden center, correct? >> correct. >> even more papers relating back to the 1970s and 90s were back to mr. biden's garage? >> correct. >> mr. biden had 50 years of experience, with the member and chairman of the foreign relations and vice president of the united states. and that he was deeply familiar with the measures taken to safe guard classified information and the reasons for them. krokt? >> that language certainly sounds familiar, congressman, but if you have a page c

itqu is now the most viewed testimony in the history of the united states congress of billions of viewsme say it again for all to hear two down, so many to go. th fired. [cheering] [applause] and this hearing showedhe world what we already know that there is a radical leftist in our rocked in our education system that is destroying the minds of our nexteration. these are the same so-called elite schools that ranked last when it comes to defending freedom of speech. they gle conservative simply for being pro-life or standing up for election integrity. and yet they failed to condemn the genocide abusive.we must stop the flow of taxpayer dollars to these dens of anti-semitism. [applause] f wheat must account for every dollar of foreign funding flowing into the schools and we will end a tax incentivize this moral rot on campus. [cheering] an we all know it's not just these three schools it sadly schools across the country. that is why subpoenas are already out the door but it'sy lost an investigation we will not rest until we hold them accountable. [cheering] [applause] one voice supported

they gave tours to reporters about this used to be a fallout shelter for the united states congress inind of catastrophe in the cold war era so they showed us these relocate to this place and the in thegreenbrier in the mountaif west virginia. it is a much more relaxed, yes, there are press conferences that we attend from the leadership there's also opportunities for off the record conversations with lawmakers, members of leadership to try to check in and give a sense ohinking and how they are feeling a number of months out from the election and to see what's going right and what's going wrong in this over our time. one more call or has been waiting. independent, good morning. >> thank you. i'm surprised into the main in concerned about is influencing israel's politics. .. what about t 4 organizations and the pledge all congressman have to sign to support brazil? is that our politics and he is not concerned about this? host: what pledge is he talking about? guest: i'm not sure of any pledge lawmakers have to sign in support of any country in general. traditionally, the united states, m

what united states congress approves as far as the next package.unt will come down somewhat and it won't come down right away. the united states has been shown to not be as strong of an ally. ukrainian officials felt worry about the u.s. political dynamic and they are worried looking across the border at vladimir putin because he is feeling very confident and thinking he is quite strong. there is a downside to that because we have seen vladimir putin over calculate, but that is the move in kyiv. a lot of concern. >> just how urgent is the situation for ukraine in terms of military supplies, ammunition, and so on. >> i don't think it is quite as urgent, meaning they are going to lose chunks of territory because the united states found $300 million in savings, so we are rushing some ammunition to ukraine. second, the europeans are really stepping up across the board, just as one example, the czech republic has put together $800 million worth of ammunition, sourcing it from countries all around the world. they say that this ammunition will be availabl

the one thing the president should do is send a bill to the united states congress and the united statesate -- >> martha: you're not going to answer. i don't know why. i'm so curious. i'd love to know what you actually think. i guess you won't tell me. >> that's what i do think. >> martha: you're not answering my question. why won't he? tomi, you take 30 seconds and answer the question from your opinion. >> well, i think our president quite frankly doesn't care about our national security or the democrats see more of a long-term plan to give illegal aliens the right to vote, mass amnesty or whatever you want to call it. i also think -- >> martha: hold on. go ahead, tomi. >> this president could reinstate remain in mexico, he could finish the border wall, end catch and release and he won't do it. >> martha: it's bizarre. hard to wrap your head around. richard and tomi, thanks very much. that's "the story" for today. we'll see you back tomorrow at 3:00. stay with us. "your world" starts right now. >> on this vote, the yays are 352 and the nays are

and we need newer bolder voices in the united states congress.ut there campaigning and running as a paul ryan or kevin mccarthy republican, my message to you is hi anymore. cnn is accusing me of wiping out institutional knowledge, but if you had knowledge of some of my coworkers and how they made decisions, you would want to put them in the institute. the next phase of our plan is to replace the droves first patriots. republican primary v■9oters must do their part in the battle space will be full of enemies. mike pence just announced that he's building a $20 million fund to combat america's embrace of populism. it's no surprise to me that mike pence is against populism. he was never particularly popular. people say i'm divisive but this is the guy racing republican money to weaken maga republicans. immediate isn't on our side either. the matt gaetz chaos agenda, that was a headline from the liberal new yorker magazine. i must not know what chaos is. open borders, $34 trillion indel national deficit. your government might label you a domestic viol

what united states congress approves as far as the next package.unt will come down somewhat and it won't come down right away. the united states has been shown to not be as strong of an ally. about the u.s. political dynamic and they are worried looking across the border at vladimir putinecause he is feeling very confident and thinking he is quite strong. there is a downside to that because we have seen vladimir putin over calculate, but that is the move in kyiv. a lot of concern. >> just how urgent is the situation for ukraine in terms of military supplies, ammunition, and so on. >> i don't think it is quite as urgent, meaning they are going to lose chunks of territory because the united states found $300 million in savings, so we are rushing some ammunition to ukraine. second, the europeans are really stepping up across the board, just as one example, the czech republic has put together $800 million worth of ammunition, sourcing it from countries all around the world. they say that this ammunition will be available in weeks. the germans are makin

states of america , joseph biden, should speak before the congress of the united states of america, but obviously one of the topics will be an appeal for aid to ukraine, restoration of funding, 61 billion dollars is planned to be allocated to ukraine, well at least it was planned earlier, but there was information that we are considering the administration of president biden. the possibility of using about 200 million dollars from the budget of the american army to provide operational assistance to ukraine, as a large aid package remains blocked in congress, bloomberg reports. meanwhile, according to john kirby, the white house national security council's strategic communications coordinator, the biden administration continues to work with congress on whether it has approved such a package of funding for... ukraine, let's hear what john kirby said. there was no way we weren't looking at other options, but whatever they are, they won't be like additional funding, there's no substitute for it. as i have said many times, there is no magic source that can do what supplemental funding ca

states of america, joseph biden, should speak before the congress of the united states of america, butously, one of the topics will be an appeal for assistance to ukraine, restoration of funding, 61 billion dollars are planned to be allocated to ukraine, well at least. was previously planned, but information appeared that the administration of president biden is considering the possibility of using about 200 million dollars from the budget of the american army to provide operational assistance to ukraine, since a large aid package remains blocked in congress, bloomberg reports. at the same time, as john kirby, the coordinator of strategic communications of the white house national security council, says that... the biden administration continues to work with congress, which approved such a funding package for ukraine. let's hear what john kirby had to say. there was no way we weren't looking at other options, but whatever they are, they won't be like additional funding, there's no substitute for it. as i have said many times, there is no magical source that can do that. can additional

states congress regarding the adoption of an aid package for ukraine. it is very important for all of us to recognize the problem it creates. russia to join the dialogue and convince each other of the importance of supporting ukraine. recently during a meeting. with speaker johnson, we discussed the urgency of continuing to support ukraine. in the us congress, there is considerable interest in making decisions regarding the aid package for ukraine. and together with speaker ruslan stefanchuk, we initiated efforts. to send a joint letter from the european speakers to mike johnson and call on then. according to the latest signals, there is optimism that the vote may take place soon weeks, does estonia feel more secure now that your neighbors finland and sweden joined nato, and did you feel threatened by how difficult and long the process was for them to join? last week i sent a letter to one of my swedish colleagues. in which he congratulated sweden on joining nato as the 32nd member. i expressed my sincere joy about this event. because with the accession

the chinese government tells you you may not comply with the united states congress. what are you going to do? >> thank you, senator. i would start by reaffirming that we cannot work with the federal government in china. we have a very tight client selection policy. >> i will stop you because my time is limited. the chinese government runs the businesses in china. so let's just be very clear about the line you're trying to draw just is not there. so, now, again, my time is limited and i have one more question for you, mr. sternfels. will you cooperate with an investigation for a subpoena from congress even if the chinese government says no? >> absolutely, senator. cooperating with this senate is our highest priority and we will continue to do so. >> if that is so you need to respond fully to this committee's subpoena. because right now what we see is a refusal to cooperate with this investigation and that sets a really dangerous precedent which again leads me, my colleagues, and the american public, to question the loyalties of your company. now, i have one more quick

special counsel hur would he be opposed to the united states congress getting access to that information and he said really that he wouldn't but that's a call for the justice department. we'll see if they give us that information. the big takeaway was joe biden willfully disclosed security information. he got daily briefings as the vice president of the united states but shared that information and then i tried to get to the motive. why would he do that? i think he did it because special counsel hur pointed this out. his motivations to ignore proper procedures is because he was writing a book. as i asked the special counsel how much did joe biden get for the book? $8 million. i think he had 8 million reasons to break the rules. the rules that he knew, the law that he knew, and he did that i think because of the book deal. >> bill: the vote is underway. going to last 15 minutes. are you a yes or no on tiktok? >> i'll go over talk to my colleagues and decide here. i'm not trying to be koi with you. i want to talk to a couple key people who understand both sides of the issue and make a deci

it's long that we take the initiative and have a vote in the united states congress that will help therican people. social security is bedrock and whether you're a democrat, republican or independent, you understand this. now, our colleagues on the other side have put forward sey call . we don't need to study social security. we know what needs to be done. but to haves behind closed doors, has an up or down vote that's unamendable, with this body is absurd and anti-democratic and anti-elderly and anti-children from the standpoint of the havoc that it would wreak on this system. the ideha to save social security is a fallacy. they're doing it so they can go behind closed doors and cut the very program that sustains so many americans. more than 40% of all americans who are on social security, this is the only pension benefit that they wille. and, madam speaker, you know as well as i that it's not only a pension benefit, it's a disability benefit, as well spod children. and imagine, for our viewers in the audience, congress hasn't taken a vote in more than 50 years for the nation's number

and sensitive information or information that's under subpoena from the united states congress. i mean, i issued subpoenas on the irs, we had cases with hillary clinton, we had cases with joe biden, willingly know those things are going on. so, when are you going to actually prosecute somebody, and i feel for all the men and women who serve this country and their information is in there. their lives are on the line. some of that is so sensitive and classified that even i as the chairman could not look at it. there's a couple missed opportunities, by the way. i do think they should have been asking hur if he looked at the hundreds if not thousands of emails that joe biden was sending using a fake name and fake account and that goes to intent. that was something that was also in the hillary clinton case that did not come up. and the other point that i would make is as a senator there is no fact pattern in which you can have any sort of classified information. you cannot take it, possess it, have it, he knew that, decades, and that should have been drawn out in this questioning bec

it is not in the united states' interest to have israel giving up on palestinian states.e open disagreements with netanyahu, but we should not be hesitant to bring to the united states congress even foreign leaders we occasionally disagree with. i think it is important for foreign leaders to be speaking to both parties, not only one party. >> what would you want to hear from the prime minister in an address to both parties? >> i guess what i am most worried about is that this current strategy in gaza does not seem to actually be the objective. if we are trying to destroy the military capability of terrorists like hamas to attack israel or the united states, i don't know that this current operation is doing the job. the cavalierness about civilian casualties, the refusal to allow aid at a significant level is creating bulletin material for terrorist groups that have designs against israel and the united states. similar to what happened afghanistan, when we were too cavalier about civilian casualties during our campaign there. i would like to hear a lot of things from the p

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. >> texas very simply is enforcing the laws that are the policy of the united states congress. >> texas governor greg abbott defended sb-4 in a recent interview with "60 minutes." >> i have the authority to control any ingress or egress in the state of texas. >> last night he posted on social media that, quote, texas is still using its authority to arrest illegal immigrants for criminal trespass and other violations of law. as the legal battle continues in the courts, some local law enforcement officials are concerned they're not equipped to carry out the law. >> we're not immigration officers. we have to get trained to make sure that we are following the rule of the law. >> cbs news has reached out to several texas law enforcement agencies who said they're hoping to get state guidance and training in the event the law is allowed to take effect. there's no time line or when or if the supreme court would pick this back up, but the case is still working its way through lower courts as we speak, anne-marie. >> jarred hill in new york. thank you. >>> presidential candidate donald trump is f

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i had the luxury of decision to that as a member of the united states congress.and this is just not as an active duty navy sele, i manage -- navy seal, i can tell you within a 10-meter square where each of those individuals was 24 hours a day. so this simply is not that difficult to do. and i'm incredibly proud and pleased that ismittee the legiso help ensure that our federal agencies are using the office space they're assigned and selling the space they're not, saving taxpayer dollars. the g.s.a. currently manages over 370 million square feet of owned and leased assets and yet they do not understand how much of this space is truly occupied. approximately 75% of the building space in washington, d.c.an't actually get a square footage from the g.s.a. i introduced the public building un to enforce transparency and accountability within the public building service to do just that. h.r. 6254 willctiveness of the c building service, staffing structure and funding within the g.s.a. by providing information to enhance the committee's ongoing oversight work to maximize t

prior to coming to the united states congress.r of fact, when i■aa e ohio state university, then congresswoman marcia fudge invited me to sit in the gallery as, again, she made history. it was congresswoman marcia fudge who honored the state of ohio and my leadership for making ohio the first monçwth to honor rosa parks and what she did on that december 1 day. marcia fgeo the congressional record from this very spot. another histoat state of ohio. and a few years later there i was a candidaor the united states congress. and again it was then congresswoman marcia fudge wd be to have the confidence and the assurance that i,oo, one day, would stand on this house floor. and then as a freshman she entrusted with me to be the chair of the congressional black caucus foundation's annuan the history of the c.b.c. had a freshman beeppointed some 40 days after being elected. to chair such a massive event. but that'hat congresswoman marcia fudge did. she elevated people. she worked with people. she went out and mentored young students so they

and it's a reminder that the united states congress. must take the measures we urge him to take in order to support ukraine in the fight against russian aggression. mr. serhiy, explain how it all happened and what it is means a blow to the port infrastructure, taking into account the grain corridor and the fact that the greeks are one of the largest carriers from odessa, according to the mediterranean, mediterranean countries and... can this be considered a provocation by the russian federation and a deliberate blow during the visit of the prime minister era of greece? well, first of all, i will start with the second part of your question, whether it is possible to consider this a provocation. this is terror, purely, purely a terrorist act, another war crime of the russian federation, which, by the way, is documented, of course, because, unfortunately, there are dead people, there are wounded people, he recorded. and he too will be documented and put on the table for the judges of the international tribunal, which without a doubt will happen , of course, unfortunately, not tomorrow, not

i ran for the united states congress in west texas in the late seventies, and i came in second place in a two man race. some people call it last i called it second lady, walked up to me and our hometown of midland, and she said, i need to say something to you. i said, yes, ma'am, what is it? she said, i didn't vote for you. so really, why not? she said, because you didn't bother to ask for my vote. i've always remember that lesson. i want it to be said. i came to this great university dance for the vote. i'm here to ask you to go to the polls tomorrow on my behalf and when your go and make sure you take a friend and neighbor with you. and if you're really for me, take the whole street and the whole block because i can't win without help. oftentimes, oftentimes, people come to my rallies who haven't made up their mind yet. folks who i affectionately call tire kickers. if you know what i mean. so i want to thank you for coming. all i can do is ask for you to give me a chance to persuade you. i want to thank you for coming on the eve of the election to listen to what have to say. and if

and the main reason what i see behind is, is ability of the united states congress to, to provide or sense and under billions and billions to ukraine, to, to me through the landscape. so they force to, through european states for tested in the they, they will provide the money better weapons and so on. i see the lights on my kind of salts father games for like a like a victim advocates. while the world g express really is continuing in the south in russia, it's being held on the black sea coast and it's bringing together tens of thousands of young people full around the globe. push that to share the views on back home and future throughout the past. week we're bringing you all special coverage of the event the well at the festival we had a ton stay from the price, isn't of the stop the will a midland committee. they told us that i me see. he shared his views on the russian ukraine in conflict, done the prospective cooperation between russia and actually, or those are interested in visiting russia during these kinds of trouble. because it was demonstrates, the country was not isolated

traditionally, the united states members of congress have been overwhelngly supportive of israel for decades now, ever since the creation of israel. this is a real turning point in u.s. israel relations. i should say that it is not that i think the criticism from schumer, from president biden from other democrats is not aimed at the israeli citizens. it is mainly aimed at netanyahu and the government. there are even within the netanyahu administration. and so it was very interesting to see that as schumer was making those remarks on the senate floor. criticizing and calling for new elections inse republicans were preparing to hear from israeli ambassadors who were being hosted at a lunch for the republicans. before mike johnson stepped out in the press conference criticizing schumer he obviously, barry interesting time -- very interesting and seriousime for the people of israel and the palestinians who have been displaced and killed in horrific war. obviously, it is a tricky issue politically, you know for u.s. lawmakers, it is going to be i think an important part of the conversatio

things don't happen fast in the united states congress, so we will have to see, even if congress does agree to fund it, building a bridge is pretty complicated, so there will be a long time where there will be major disruptions. haslinda: bruce einhorn, we thank you so much for your insights. the bridge allows commercial ships to enter the port of baltimore. what are we looking at in terms of impact to supply chains, which by the way are already pretty fragile? >> that are, because of the pandemic. they are just about recovering from them and then we also see how this port is the most important of the u.s. east coast, among the most important, as bruce just highlighted earlier, very important for coal exports as well. and that's just the port side of things. if you take a look at how many people the bridge actually varies every day, about 35,000. the trucking industry is already flagging some of the impact because of the damage to the infrastructure, we are hearing about how these disruptions could last as long as six weeks. let's take a closer look at just how important this port is.

of the united states about the trips of deputies to the front, well , in general, i do not understandt this is supposed to be about, because... for some reason i hoped that the representatives of the monomajority would have something to show for two years of war about their help to the army, about trips to the front, about talking to the defenders, and not just at the request of the united states congress to go there, take a selfie, i don't i am sure that it is right near the front line to return back, plus that they were prevented from doing it immediately after the meeting, for example, to leave there on the eighth and make this report on the ninth-10th, or before... the meeting, i don't know, i simply have no words, this month the rada will work for three days, and i will i am sure that there won't be three days, it will be march 20, 21 and 22, that's all, and they all receive their salaries in full, and i just want to understand one thing here, now the weight of the verkhovna rada is as low as possible, i don't know, to what extent the parliament has been so dysfunctional througho

states congress because of a domestic policy. is that the you has today announced this a new 5000000000 euro trunk of funding for ukraine. your, your thoughts on those 2 issues, please? a man barely married about what's going on in the united states, and it's very bad to that ukraine became part of the internal political struggle. and these something unto is still in the congress. i hope that us congressmen will finally make a decision which is in the best interest of the united states because ukraine is fight and not just for our sales. and also on behalf of the home free mold and for international order. and in the best interest of the united states to and speaking them to you, i want to thank you. we're being leaders. joe, money from the countries were helping ukraine in this situation. and you know, is trying to step in when the united states are wavering and at least doing time. and finally, to finish these discussions in the united states. so i want to include finalize, who made united states will fix their debates as soon

states congress because of a domestic policy. is that the you has today announced this a new 5000000000 euro trunk of funding for ukraine. your thoughts on those 2 issues? please. a very worried about what's going on in the united states, and it's very bad to that ukraine became part of the internal political struggle. and these something unto is still in the congress. i hope that us congressmen will finally make a decision which is in the best interest of the united states because ukraine is fight and not just for our sales. and also on behalf of the home for mold and for international order. and in the best interest of the united states to and speaking them to you, i want to thank you. we're being leaders. joe, money from the countries were helping you granted the situation. and you know, is trying to step in when the united states are wavering and at least doing time. and finally, to finish these discussions in the united states. so i want to think of our lives and i told them that united states will fix their debates as soon

states congress.to everybody who has been part of this. i'm now going to turn it over to the mayor. i'm sorry, to tom perez, another great maryland or who is now at the white house doing wonderful work with the president. tom perez. >> thank y sod evening. i have the privilege of serving as a senior advisor to president biden, and president biden, like the nation, grieves or these victims. he is no stranger to tragedy in thank you so much for your leadership throughout this challenging situation. it has been■uwe are all in this. when president biden first heard about this yesterday morning, he summoned everyone who had a relevant stake in the game to come together to make sure that every federal resource is put so we see the coast guard, we see the army corps, we see the national transportation safety board, we see the department of labor. the president directed us to make sure that we are doing everything possible. success occurs when everybody working together. that's exactly what is happening here.

states congress because of a domestic policy. is that the you has today announced this a new 5000000000 euro trunk of funding for ukraine. your thoughts on those 2 issues, please. a very worried about what's going on in the united states and it's very bad to that ukraine became part of the internal political struggle. and these something unto is still in the congress. i hope that us congressmen will finally make a decision which is in the best interest of being at the state because ukraine is fight and not just for our sales. and also on behalf of the home for world and for international order, and doing the best interest of the united states to and speaking a mature, i want to thank you with being leaders. jim. i need from the countries were helping you granting the situation and you know, is trying to step in when the united states are wavering and at least to in time. finally, to finish these discussions in the united states. so i want to include finalize, and i hope that united states will fix their debates as soon as possibl

states congress because of domestic policy, is that the e u has today announced this new 5000000000 euro trunk of funding for ukraine. your thoughts on those 2 issues? please. a very worried about what's going on in the united states and it's very bad and that ukraine became part of the internal political struggle. and these something until is still in the congress. i hope that us congressmen will finally make a decision which is in the best interest of being at the state because ukraine is 5 and not just for our sales. and also on behalf of the home for mold and for international order, and doing the best interest of the united states to, in speaking with you, i want to thank you were being leaders, gemini from the countries were helping you, great in this situation and to you know, is trying to step in when the united states are wavering and at least 2 in time. finally, to finish these discussions in the united states. so i want to include my lies today who committed united states will fix their debates as soon as possible. the whole world depends on these. thank you for talking t

texas very simply is enforcing the laws that are of a policy of the united states congress. >> reporterdoes go into effect, critics like laredo mayor dr. victor trevino worry it could lead to racial profiling and will not be effective. >> reporter: do you think s.b. 4 makes laredo and texas safer? >> i don't think so. it's going to cause situations that are unfair and unjust. >> reporter: do you think this law is a burden for your deputies? >> well, it's a burden to everybody. >> reporter: sheriff cuellar says his department is short-staffed but his main concern is the lack of training from the state on how to enforce the law. any new task forces being formed for this law? >> no. >> reporter: any new vehicles for this law? >> no. >> reporter: any new training yet? >> not yet. >> reporter: i spoke with several law enforcement sources this afternoon. they tell me their police officers and deputies still have not received any state guidance or training on how to enforce this law, and they're just hoping they get some sort of training before this law >> norah. >> norah: omar villafranca, th

states congress has become a hostage of an internal political campaign in the united states of america for the majority of republicans, the more important are not... the ideology of the party of reagan, who defeated the evil empire in 91, but the election campaign of mr. trump, and for him, the worse biden is, including international politics, or on the mexican border with hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, or on the ukrainian front against russian aggression, for them, unfortunately, it is more profitable in theirs. internal party interests, and even the old anti-russian staunch republicans are now more and more on this position, so of course we will hope that the united states will provide assistance to ukraine, but the signals each time, especially after the visits of ukrainian delegations, become more and more pessimistic, as only a mass excursion... servants of the people of washington, and a signal that there will be no help, as only yarmak or stefanchuk in washington, and the failure of any further plans. now the congress speaker has said that he rejects it aid, the aid

in the united states congress extremists tried to pass a national abortion ban, to outlaw abortion eeed to know if congress passes a national abortion ban president joe biden will veto it. [cheers and applause] and when we together winmajorits congress and congress passes a bill that reinstates the protections of roe v. we, joe biden was signed io law. announcer: also this week fresh ads from the biden interim mpaigns. next an ad from the biden campaign directly addressing the president's age and a add from the trump campaign. pres. biden: i am not a young guy, that is no secret, but i understand how to get things done for the american people. i let the country to the covid crisis. today we have the strongest economy in the world. i passed a law that lowers prescription drug prices. for four years donald trump tried to president law, and he failed. i got it done and now we have rebuilding america. i passed the biggest law industry to combat climate change. donald trump took away the freedom of women to choose. i am determined to make a roe v. wade the law of the land again. donald tr

we can't let these jokers have control of the united states congress. >> reporter: has led to a wavey g.o.p. retirements. 330 mike gallagher announced he will leave next month he took another blow to speaker johnson's wafer thin republican majority. the senate will debate late in the night before it votes to avert a shutdown. but there is no aid for ukraine in this package. that means the money will have to wait at least two more weeks, norah, because congress is about to embark on a two week spring recess spring recess. >> norah: a lot of news up there today. scott macfarlane, thank you so much. we are getting our first look at how a stowaway boarded a delta passenger jet. that's next. can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin tha

texas very simply is enforcing the laws that are the policy of the united states congress. >> reporter: if it does go into effect, critics like laredo's mayor worry it could lead to racial profiling and will not be effective. >> do you think sb4 makes laredo and texas safer? >> i do not think so. it's going to cause situations that are unfair and unjust. >> do you think this law is a burden for your deputies? >> well, it's a burden to everybody. >> reporter: sheriff cuellar says his department is short-staffed, but his main concern is the lack of training from the state on how to enforce the law. >> any new task forces being formed for this law? >> no. >> any new vehicles for this law? >> no. >> any new training yet? >> not yet. >> reporter: i spoke with several law enorcement sources this afternoon. they tell me their police officers and deputies still have not received any state guidance or training on how to enforce this law, and they're just hoping they get some sort of training before this law possibly goes into effect. norah. >> omar villafranca, thank you very much. >>> tonight,

texas basically is enforcing the laws that are of a policy of the united states congress. >> reporterdoes go into effect, critics like laredo mayor dr. victor trevino worry it could to racial profiling and will not be effective. >> reporter: do you think sb 4 s safer question >> i don't think so. it's going to cause situations that are unfair and unjust. >> reporter: do you think this law is a burden for your deputies customer >> well, it's a burden to everybody. >> reporter: sheriff cuellar says his department is short-staffed but his main concern is the lack of training from the state on how to enforce the law. in the new task force is being formed for this law? >> no. >> reporter: any new vehicles for this law? >> no. >> reporter: and a new training at? >> not yet. >> reporter: i spoke with several law enforcement sources this afternoon. they tell me their police officers and deputies still have not received any state guidance or training on how to enforce this law, and they're just hoping they get some sort of training before this law possibly goes into effect. norah. >> norah: om

states congress has authority over a united states company and that you are going to follow our law. at the saudi arabian court does not go your way you are still going to follow the law here and fully comply? >> we are entirely hopeful that we will resolve all aspects of the legal issues in saudi arabia and we have intended to comply with this u.s. subpoena from the beginning and we intend to comply going forward. >> i will take that as a "you will continue to allow the saudi arabian and mistreat of court to govern your response." mr. keary? >> we will fully comply with the subcommittee subpoena and we will accelerate that process every day but fully comply regardless. >> regardless of the saudi arabian courts? >> we will fully comply. >> let me make this clear for those who did not comply, those who have legal justification for your refusal, your firm's appear to place your loyalties to saudi arabia above the a loyalty to the united states of america our national security, and the principles of transparency. i also heard your discussion about the risk assessments you do before you

in the united states congress extremists tried to pass a national abortion ban, to outlaw abortion and state, but they need to know if congress passes a national abortion ban president joe biden will veto it. [cheers and applause] and when we together win majorities in the unitedtates congress and congress passes a bill that reinstates the protectionof roe v. wade, joe biden was signed io w. announcer: week fresh ads from the biden interim campgns. next an ad from the biden campaign directly addressing the president's age and a add from the trump campaign. pres. biden: i am not a young guy, that is no secret, but i understand how american people. i let the country to the covid crisis. today we have the strongest economy in the world. i passed a law that lowers prescription drug prices. for four years donald trump tried to president law, and he failed. i got it done and now we have rebuilding america. i passed the biggest law industry to combat clima change. donald trump took away the freedom of women to choose. i am determined to make a roe v. wade the law of the land again. donald tru

and the main reason what i see behind this is the ability of united states congress to, to provide or sense and under billions and billions to ukraine, to, to mr. that landscape. so they push to through europe and stays, uh for tech to them. uh they, they will be able to provide their money that are weapons and so on. i see the lights on my kind of soft father games like, uh, like a diplomatic games. i mean feat service are not the only uh, you're a pen need to to face pressure. the french president, the money to a lot. cro partner backtracked on his statement. the western trips more not to be sent to ukraine. he said no, no, no, it's just part of why did the discussion as a possibility. johnny wasn't best pleased with that. um, what do you make of my crow? see me doing a one a see? i see. it's a just like to the, to give it to some topic to the media. i think, uh, the most of the countries of europe in countries are not in accordance with, with this idea. and every one is not and used by this, this idea also i missed that i had make it on. maybe he wanted to make some headlines befor

states congress has become a hostage of an internal political campaign. in the united states of americae majority of republicans , not the ideology of the reagan party, which defeated the evil empire in 1991, but the election campaign of mr. trump is more important, and for him, the worse it is for biden, including the international politics, whether on the mexican border with hundreds. illegal migrants, whether on the ukrainian front against russian aggression , for them, unfortunately, is more profitable in their internal party interests, and even the old anti-russian staunch republicans are now increasingly taking this position, so of course we will hope that the united states will provide assistance to ukraine, but... the signals each time, especially after the visits of ukrainian delegations, become more and more pessimistic, as soon as the mass the excursion of the servants of the people to washington, as well as the signal that there will be no help, as only yarmak or stefanchuk in washington, as well as the failure of any further plans. now the speaker of congress has said he is