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some republicans want medicare and social security sunset. let me give you anybody who doubts that contact my office. i'll give you a copy -- i'll give you a cop yf of the proposal. >> oh, yeah. it was on last night. good morning, everyone. here we are in washington, d.c. live on capitol hill this morning. some republicans jeering and booing and heckling the president. but biden punched back during last night's heated state of the union. we'll break down the key take aways. and we're going to speak to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who were there. plus this.

>> children rescued from the rubble but countless people remain trapped and buried alive. more than 48 hours after the catastrophic earthquake in turkey and sear yachlt we'll take you for the search for survivors. the death toll is near 11,000. also, we have updates in memphis. the five police officers charged with murdering tyre nichols have now been accused of beating up another young black man just days before. we'll have more for you in a moment. >> we're going to begin with the reason that we're here in washington right now. last night's fiery state of the union. president biden tried to cut through the noise and heckling as he challenged republicans to work together with democrats to help rebuild the economy and protect medicare. >> some republicans want medicare and social security sunset. i'm not saying it's a majority. let me give you, anybody who doubts it, contact my office.

i'll give you a copy -- i'll give you a copy of the proposal. that means congress doesn't have the vote. i'm glad to see -- i can tell you, i enjoy conversion. >> look, folks, the idea is that we're not going to be -- we're not going to be moved into being threatened to default on the debt if we don't respond. of so, folks, as we all apparently agree, social security and medicare is off the books now. right? folks, my economic plan is about unvesting in places and people that have been forgotten. so many of you listening tonight, i know you feel it.

so many of felt like you have been forgotten. americans are tired of being played for suckers. the past -- pass the act so companies stop ripping us off. speaker, i look forward to working with you. police officers and police departments violate the public trust, they must be held accountable. folks, it's simple. all of us in this chamber need to rise to this moment. we can't turn away. let's do what we know in our hearts and we need to do. let's come together to finish the job on police reform. do something. do something. ban assault weapons now.

ban them now. once and for all. fentanyl is killing more than 70,000 americans a year. you got it. so let's launch major surge and stop fentanyl production and the sale and trafficking with more drug detection machines and stop pills and powder at the border. make no mistake about it. as we made clear last week, if china threaten's our sovereignty, we'll act to protect our country and we did. >> joining us now, our congressional correspondent jessica dean. good morning to you. what was the reaction like to the president's speech? >> yeah. good morning to all of you.

i think it's fair to say at this point last night's speech, a messaging speech. it doesn't do anything to change the state of play here on capitol hill. it gives democrats a chance to talk about accomplishments and come out strong in defense of the president. gives republicans a chance to talk about how they have a very different vision for what they want america to look like as we come upon the 2024 election year. in terms of actually changing anything or really making a huge difference in what we expect to see, it doesn't really do that. what it did do, guys, is it allows for really stark contrast. you've been talking about this morning and they talked about last night between the president and his agenda. democrats and their agenda. and republicans specifically house republicans and we heard that back and forth from inside that chamber. >> and some shushing.

there was some shushing, too. >> can i compliment her on her outfit? before i get to the shushing, this is the second time i have shown up on your show matching. >> you're next, don. let me know what you're wearing. i'll be sure to wear it later this week. >> you got me with the turtleneck already. >> it's good. i love the sweating. on the shushing, we know that the house speaker kevin mccarthy before they even got to last night early yesterday in the morning, he reminded all of his members, guys, mikes are on. they're paying attention to what you're saying. please be on your best behavior. telling them the same thing. i think it's important to remember it was these hard-liners we heard from, marjorie taylor green, bob good, people like that that it's not unexpected we heard from them. democrats really not liking that. we haven't heard from mccarthy. we'll be asking about that later today. >> we know you will.

thank you. you look great! >> thanks, guys. >> i have to agree with that. let's bring in someone who is not matching, cnn anchor and correspondent but still looks fantastic this morning. one of the things that stood out yesterday, you saw senator mitt romney and george santos on the floor as they were clearly make something comments to one another. i think we have that moment of them on the floor. you can see mitt romney in the bottom right corner. clearly saying something, of course. all the reporters in the room watched that. they had questioned for him. he told him, you don't belong here. >> he said go tell it to the 142 people that voted for me. he said he should be sitting in the back row instead of parading in the room. people were trying to shake hands with all the senators. >> i mean, i think that mitt

romney has kind of positioned himself in the last couple of years to be someone who is outspoken. he's not in the trump camp. so he's not afraid to upset that part of the party that kevin mccarthy or others have to apiece, essentially. and zrhe doesn't have to protec the power of the house. he's a senator, he doesn't care about that. he didn't have to play nice with george santos or please him. that was reflected in that interaction. >> didn't santos say i want to remind you that you're never going to be president or something like that. i think that -- there it is. hey, mitt romney, just reminder, you'll never be president. obviously, something happened there. >> yeah. and also reflects the position george santos believes he's in. he feels extremely comfortable.

he was so energized. >> i think if there is a political talking point that president biden is not on it, last night was a he performance of mental acuity. it's not easy to deal with hecklers in any environment. >> he used that -- one of the moments on social security and medicare to make them all commit. okay, so you all agree with me. >> yeah. in fairness, speaker mccarthy said out loud those things are off the table. but the point of the state of the union is for the president to gather around and explain his messaging, right? and to set the parameters. and by doing that, for the people who haven't been watching with baited breath, all of these little minor congressional press conferences, it looked like he had sort of turned the moment on them. and, you know, it is also interesting seeing this juxtaposed with the republican rebuttal. i know kaitlan you know no one is more loyal to trump than this

governor. you know a in you generation is coming. i'm part of that new generation. that was a message about biden but hard to not hear it in the context of trump as well. >> those are the code words that they were trying to draw that distinction taking it is about biden. >> yeah. >> thank you. do you think this was sort of a soft kickoff to 2024 for biden? >> it wasn't soft. i mean he was explaining, this is what i've done. this is what i'll do. question do better. if anything, it was watching these two speeches, it almost wouldn't matter who the candidates were in 2024. this is sentence caps the argument. this is what democrats are able to run on whoever that democrat is. and sanders talking about woke fantasies and the education

system and all the culture war issues. that's also what whom ever the 2024 gop nominee would be talking about as well. so we kind of -- if you're wondering what it will be like, you know, the next presidential election, these are the arguments in a nutshell. >> speaking of saying it wasn't soft, we wouldn't be interviewing you if we didn't get a poll, right? i snow it's a snapshot in time. the address comes on the heels of the poll. 62% of respondents felt that he didn't accomplish much in office. he's about to go and sell the agenda to the public. what do you think? do you think that he's going to be able to convince americans otherwise? >> again, that's what a speech like this is for, right? we're hearing about the poll numbers going into the speech. so this was his opportunity to set the parameters of the discussion. and to do that laundry list. now it doesn't affect things like the cost of people's rent or, you know, these kinds of costs. but at the same time, it is his

way of saying look what we have accomplished. there is an actual list. please pay attention to it. and that's the most important thing. kicking off the next two years. >> we follow these things a lot, right? and they get big audiences. everybody watches on television. >> not that big, sfligt. >> th-- not that big, right? >> does anything ever come out of there? if you go back and analyze the state of the union addresses, what comes of them? >> not much. but consider it a pulse taking. we know what this house of representatives is going to be like to work with the next couple years based on the display they put on last night. >> we have a better idea of what the campaign could look like. he took advantage of the critics who tried to portray him as old and not really up to the job, not quick on his feet. he was definitely quick on his feet. >> i like the back and forth. i think some people think it's disrespectful. >> it is kind of like

parliament. >> i don't think you should disrespect anyone or call them a name, like liar. >> no, not like. >> yeah. very polite. he is very sort of stayed and pomp and circumstance of it. when someone yells out, you lied to the former president barack obama, that was such a moment where it was a very clutch the pearls moment. now the pearls are out the window. >> that's what i was thinking. i think biden met people where they are. >> well said as always. >> he also speaks to his comforts. >> very much so. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> speaking of president, president biden touting his immigration policy last night while republicans just hours earlier slammed it at a hearing. a member of the house oversight committee donalds of florida joins us next. (psst psst) ahhhh...

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applying for that program may be expelled under what is now an expansion of the trump era title 42. here is what the president said about that last night. >> we launched a new border plan last month on lawful migration of cuba, haiti, nicaragua and ven walesa has come down 97% as a consequence of that. but american border problems won't be fixed unless congress acts. if we don't pass the immigration reform, at least pass my plan to provide the equipment to officers to secure the border. ae and a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. >> let's bring in our republican congressman byron donalds. you made a lot on this yesterday. let's get your reaction to the president's new policy and what

he said about it last night on immigration. >> the first thing is we would like to see the text of the plan. we have not seen any plan from the president. the issue dealing with migrants coming from venezuela and nicaragua, they put that in last month. you're re-allocating the problem. >> i read it. the white house put out a lot of text on it on the website. >> just re-allocating the problem. what they've done is come to a legal point of envy. as to oppose to illegal point of entry. the surge of migrants at the border continues. it's just a reallocation of the problem. much. >> it's actually in part 30,000 migrants can come through this way. if they do the proper paperwork. it's also an expansion of trump's title 42 giving them more authority to turn them away at the border. according to the department of home land security, it's working. from december to january of this year, dhs notes of those migrants from cuba, haiti,

nicaragua and venezuela, they see a 97% decline in the illegal entries. just wait. dhs numbers. much since december. >> that's exactly what i just said. they decreased the number at illegal points of entry. that is still massively -- the numbers last month coming in at 150,000, 100,000 decreased. it is allocated to legal points of entry. the same process that massively expanded passed anything that america ever done. >> so you don't think it's a good thing? >> you're mixing metaphors now. the issue is not whether just illegal crosses or illegal crosses. they're up massively. how are the cities going to take in all of these new entrants? that is not consistent policy. before the president came into office, the average intake is 400,000. maybe 500,000 if you had a surge year. since he's been president, 1.6 million entrants in 201.

2.2 million entrants in 2022. and rising. all they're trying to do is shift the burden. that's all they're doing. >> homeland security is saying the numbers don't match up. let's move on. i want to ask, isn't that the point of a plan is to debate. the president put out a plan. isn't a better response to say we don't agree with this but take this framework and work on it and try to make it better rather than saying this is not great. this is not going to work. he is actually putting something out and laid something out there for people to work with. isn't that a better zbld. >> two things, number one, we were at oversight discussing this. i know homeland security's numbers. my numbers add up. i did the math yesterday in committee. we talked with border chiefs about it specifically yesterday. number, two the president's immigration policies, when he changed border protocols, when he came into office january 20, 2021, these are his executive orders. they led to the massive shifts and raises and people crossing the boarder illegally.

>> wouldn't it be better to work with the president instead of criticizing the plan saying it's not going to work. >> i who have to work with the president. with he would love. to but you actually have to secure the border. you have to take care of the issues. >> you're criticizing something that happened in the past. what he is saying is i want to move forward and try to work people. but you're saying but, but, but and looking backwards instead of forward like the people that heckled him and goes, wait, wait, i'm getting there. and then the next sentence out of his mouth is we want to work on border security and try to work on these things. you're looking backwards. >> don, you have to look back at the policy changes. how can you ignore florida has half a million people coming through the southern border and saying don't look back the last two years, let's look forward. >> you can say -- >> you have to have policy changes. >> okay, fine. isn't that what he is saying?

>> no, he's re-allocating the situation. he has not changed the overall protocols. he is re-allocating them. that's the point we're making. if you go back to mexico which did work, if you go back to making sure adjudicate asylum before somebody comes to the border. if you say it was the policy under president trump and president obama and clinton and president bush they can make determinations -- >> i don't want to keep arking w arguing with you. is there an answer that says moving forward, here's what we can do? >> moving forward, you have to give border agents the proper tools in order to actually secure the border. the president has taken that from them. >> that's what he did. >> okay. in the future, you would like to he soot presidee the prison do border agents? >> i told you. reinstate the mexico policy. you have to not give massive asylum proceedings which by the way are taking six years to get through. people go to the first

hearing -- >> you're saying you're willing to work with the president to change them moving foefrward? >> he has to make the changes. >> you're willing to work with them? >> if they're credible changes, of course. >> there are two moments i want to ask you b one speaking of the border. the president is talking about fentanyl and what a problem that is in this country. i think anyone would acknowledge, a republican from tennessee, one of your colleagues shouted at the president after talking about a father whose daughter died as a result of fentanyl shouted it's your fault at the president. say what you will about the heckling. some people thought it was lively and added to it n that moment, was that appropriate? >> the president changed border policy. the drug cartels are using the border changes to increase trafficking of fentanyl into the united states. everybody -- every measure said this. border agents told you us. i've been there four times. many more times than the president has been. i've been this four times. here's the facts.

border agents have said the protocol changes have allowed the drug cartels to take advantage of border agents who are now processing paperwork so that you have fentanyl trafficking up massively. well over 800%. >> fentanyl trafficking is a problem. do you think it's appropriate to put the entire thing on president obama in front of a father who lost his daughter to that? >> if it's up because of the changes, it is his fault. who grare you going to blame? the congress? the father? the drug cartels have operational control with respect to drug trafficking. because of the president has weakened our border agents' hands. those are the facts. >> i think blaming the entire crisis on him is a stretch. i'll move on. overall, the moment last night is biden was engaging with your republican colleagues on social security and medicare, and mccarthy as well there, do you think that helped biden in that

moment? >> what you are even talking about? he created this policy. >> rick scott said that. i red it on rick scott's website. >> this is the problem. he's been bringing this up for decades. >> he introduced a plan that would have social security and medicare and all other federal laws sent over to five years and if congress wants it can be reapproved every five years. so i understand what you're saying. the president said some republicans. but you can't say that no republican said that. >> listen, we have -- we talked about structure to social security and medicare. of course. the programs don't solve it. somewhere between 2023 and 2035. if you do not look at those programs you're not being serious. lett hold on. let's make a clear point. the delineation is with respect to the debt ceiling. no republican said we're going to look at social security and medicare. no republican.

the president tried to conflate the two. he is wrong. >> here's what ron johnson said in august. >> social security security and medicare, if you qualify for the entitlement, you get it no matter what the cost. we have to turn everything into discretionary spending so let's all evaluate it. >> that's to your point, kaitlan. >> i'm going to make the point again. social security and medicare must be studied. they go insolvent in less than a decade. all the data says that. >> that is newsworthy. republicans -- the house majority leader said it is off the table when it comes to this specifically. >> to the debt ceiling? yes, it's off the table. we've been taking that for a movement the only person saying that we're talking about social security cuts is joe biden. he's been lying to the american people. no republican on the hill said we're going to look at social security and medicare. i'm telling you, not true.

>> kevin mccarthy said there is a reason they brought it up and the reason the president is able to use that moment. but congressman, thank you -- >> he looked bad in that moment. >> that is your perspective. that's why we brought you on. >> thank you, congressman. appreciate it. george santos constituents' taking their frustration to washington. look at that. that wasn't the only dramaen ott hill for the new congressman. we're also live in turkey. crews have been working day and night amid plunging temperatures to find earthquake survivors. >> i'm here. ka excavators and bare hands being used to try to get to anybody who might still be alive. the hours are rung short. the light is running out. it is bitterly cold. ♪ ♪are yoyou ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ (burke) dedeep-sea driving, i see...

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beneath the rubble. be becky anderson, i know they've been trying to find this person for 55 hours. what just happened? can you give us the latest? >> what just happened was that we heard a cheer from the search and rescue team on the rubble behind me here. these are locals. they are local search and rescue. the and they're volunteers. people from this city who have just come to help. they've been at this for 55 hours since the earthquake struck on monday morning, 4:00 a.m. local time. it's now afternoon time on wednesday. and the sense of relief here among those gathered and certainly for those search and rescue members must be extraordinary. that was an eight story building. what they've done is they have been able to over the last 55 hours get through the rubble. it collapsed down to where you see they got through to that floor and in the last ten

minutes or so a huge cheer from those up there as they actually get to eyeball. what i understand is a family. it's a father with his two sons. i have to say, i know that the wife is there as well. we are hearing that they believe that three people are alive. we heard that we think perhaps the wife has died pt w. we don't know that for sure. there is sign of life from three. in fact, this is the most remarkable thing. under that rubble, for as long as they've been, they were able to contact the search and rescue team by cell phone at one point. that was about 12 hours ago. they promised to recontact. they never did. so there's been a real sense of sort of pessimism here. and it's so heartbreaking. you need a heart warming story. you hope the stories and they had thought maybe they weren't going to get it. but at this stage, we're here

and waiting to see when you actually see them retrieving those three men from here, the father and two sons. >> becky, absolutely. any stories like that obviously we're hoping they're able to pull them safely out of that. becky, we'll stay with you on the ground as that search is on going. cnn's nick peyton walsh is also live in turkey. what you are seeing as we're now learning about just how massive this death toll really is? >> yeah. here we're seeing them behind me. locals digging with bare hands have just uncovered the body of what looks like a man from what i can see here. and also up on the heights of other rubble, they're digging furiously for two living people

in. there the hours slipping away in which they have a chance to pull off something joyful. a moment of relief, frankly. bodies now lining along the side of the road. a scene that turkish president came through in the last hours or so to visit a make shift tent city. people simply having nowhere to live. burning the remnants of their homes last night to keep themselves warm. a tragic scene. here's what we've seen over the last 24 hours. >> reporter: you can still almost feel the enormity of the tremors here. this is closest to the epicenter. one older neighborhood shredded. its family warmth huddling on the street. the father is trapped under the rubble here. only his feet protrude. they can't get him out. but they can cover his toes. it will be really nice if the government has come by.

to retrieve his 8-year-old daughter, wife, and daughter-in-law, pray you never stand over so much of your life. the final dignity from a carpet. pushed down, and there are glimmers of hope. these rescuers spotted a 12-year-old in the rubble and have to dig down to him. further along, they helped find his 65-year-old mother. she's in her bed down there, he said. we'll get her out soon. there is not much sign of government here. perhaps the scale of this is all too massive. [ baby crying ] >> reporter: dusk makes the dust and bulk of the mess harder still. the cold just an insult in the days of emptiness that lie

ahead. and the news from the rubble is as often as bad as it is good. a body found here carried out. and laid next to this man's 9-year-old daughter. [ crying ] the black here hiding the intimate agony buried it in. the stories with the wrong ending. suddenly, there is a call for quiet. hush. think think they hear a voice. a pause. and then the best noise, joy. there are hours more ahead of checking for lives. but nothing really goes to plan

here. even the joy seems random. where her mother is being rescued, two young people are unexpectedly found and pulled out. a 16-year-old girl parentally still alive. extraordinary moment of joy. something that really turkey is desperately hoping and waiting for. but as the temperatures drop and time goes by, it becomes harder to come by. but extraordinary to see somebody pulled. he seems unscathed, almost untouched by the tremors that altered everything else he merges into. now since you saw that report, the body we were talking about has been removed. a syrian refugee man, we're told by locals, carried away in a blanket. the pace of work of the

excavators is so much faster. it feels like they're looking for the dead here. the possibility they may come across somebody miraculously surviving, hopeful that miracle is still up there high on the rubble here. i have to till, across this city, the devastation as we have driven around it utterly staggering. so many buildings leveled. the body count startling. kaitlan? poppy? don? >> devastating. nick patton walsh, thank you so much. ahead, the demands from george santos' constituents as they protest here in washington, d.c.

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protest. we have a report now. >> reporter: long island residents represented by george santos. >> go home! >> reporter: bringing their frustrations to washington. >> you are unfit for office. you fictionalized an entire resume. >> your constituents are asking you to resign and stop embarrassing us. >> reporter: traveling by bus to call on republican leadership to expel santos from congress over his many lies and distortions. >> we have only one goal and that is to have george santos removed from squatting in our seat in the house of representatives. >> speaker kevin mccarthy resisted these calls so far. >> ethics find something, we'll take action. right now we're not allowing him to be on committees. from a standpoint of the

questions that i have risen. >> reporter: santos says despite his constituents' pleas, won't resign, even as he faces multiple investigations into his finances and falsehoods. >> freedom of speech and i'll entertain a discussion with hem. i represent them equally. >> reporter: constituents delivered a petition to santos' staff. where is he? he won't even speak with us. and tried to visit his office for a conversation. how do you all feel that congressman santos didn't come out and speak with you? >> insulting. >> outrage. >> absolutely insulting. >> reporter: santos later seen leaving his office. >> i welcome the petition. >> reporter: and showing up at the state of the union tuesday night with a 9/11 first responder who suffering from a debilitating disease bringing attention to an important issue. >> i ask my colleagues that we work together and find a solution and have conditions

such as nur open think be covered under the world trade center act. >> reporter: and highlighting scrutiny of one of his claims, that his mother was at the world trade center on 9/11 and she became ill as a result. >> she was in the south tower. she made it out. she got caught up in the ash. >> reporter: immigration records contradicting that claim indicating she was in brazil at the time of the attacks. that claim hitting close to home to constituents who were there. >> to see the deaths, to see the devastation down there, to see how many families were impacted and for him to say my mother was there, it was important to me to voice my opinion. this is not difficult. it's a fraudster. >> you know, as we continue to cover the santos sag yasa, it's really important to remember the

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>> omar, she is apologizing for talking about talking about the benjamins. it is just about money. >> she should have apologized. >> that's an anti-semitic statement. benjamins are money. the idea that jewish people are not into money is ridiculous. that's like saying italians aren't into pizza. it's stupid. >> cnn media analyst and media reporter sarah fisher is joining us now. what are people saying about that moment? >> people are outraged. but people are kind of getting used to this being a pattern with joe rogan. this is not the first time he defended people who made ant anti-semitic remarks. people are upset that spodify has not said anything. >> you talked to the ceo about this. what did he say? >> not about this issue but bigger issues. this is something tspotify is

talking about. they're different platform. ultimately, they'll say they care a lot about safety. but remember they're a swedish company. they think about these things and how they play out in the u.s. a little differently. the one thing that distinguishes spotify and daniel from other tech ceo's is they take their time. you're not going to see a rushed policy implemented to day. they'll come out and condemn the remarks. maybe they'll throw misinformation label. and then presumably everything moves on. but that is what happened in the past with joe rogan. >> talk a little bit just quickly about that. they'll throw up a label on it. that's what happens, like, these streaming sites now, you know, you have to pay for the site. there is the wild, wild west. really, you don't have to answer to anyone. so basically, just probably this will not hurt joe rogan and everyone will move on. >> it won't hurt joe rogan on spotify. they do have some policies. but you're right, streaming is the wild, wild west of content

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