and thank you to the gentleman from kentucky. i rise in opposition to this latest attempt by the democrats to increase their power at the expense of long standing american traditions in the constitution. sadly, this is not at all surprising. democrats have made it clear that american institutions don't stand in their way of advancing their political agenda at all costs. they want to pack the supreme court. eliminate election integrity. defund our police. keep our borders open. and prohibit debate in this very house. and d.c. statehood is just the next step. this legislation is an unconstitutional power grab designed to give democrats more votes to pass their radical socialist agenda. as the majority leader just said, this is about two senators, it's not about principle. the district of columbia has served as the federal district for over 200 years. the framers understood the importance of federal and state governments having separate authority and recognize that states would be ill-suited to house the federal government. and this

comer comes from kentucky, kentucky was composed of territory claimed by my state, virginia. and they were a bunch of whigs. we didn't object. and congress, not a constitutional amendment, admitted kentucky into the union. and they elected whigs, if you can think about that, mr. speaker. but we didn't make how you might vote a condition. but we do in this case. and i got to say there's a lot of smokescreen to coat what's really at stake here. when some say this is not about race or partisanship, you can be sure it's about race and partisanship. a city with a minority majority population that apparently might vote in a different way from some. so what? how somebody votes cannot be a test of whether they have the right to vote in a democracy. will we right this wrong today? will we rise above our petty partisan perspectives and fears and empower and enfranchise people who are fellow citizens simply because of their race or party identification or their geographic location? that is not the america i know and love. it's gone on too long. when the constitution was written, this pl

we are back with kentucky attorney general daniel cameron.you've taken against this administration, particularly as it relates to taxes and your ability to cut taxes as well as the cancellation of the xl pipeline. let's talk voting rights. here is stacey abrams was senator john cornyn, watch this macna so, voter id, sometimes ii racist and sometimes it's not racist. >> the intent always matters, sir. that is the point of this conversation and that is the point of the jim crow narrative that jim crow did not simply look at the activities but a look that the intent and looks at the behavior and the targeted behaviors that were disproportionally used by people of color. maria: as you know, ag cameron, the democrats are making election integrity a civil rights issue. this week floridaai governor ron desantis said that his state will sue if hr wanted past probably win. what can youra do in kentucky given you have a democrat governor? >> well, maria, i think it is sad and unfortunate that you hear those sorts of comments from ms. abrams as it relat

the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. roy: my friend from maryland makes an excellent closing case in court because he knows that this is going to be in court because he knows that this is constitutionally infirm, and he's trying to make the case that's going to have to be made in court on the losing side of the argument because it is clearly unconstitutional to add d.c. as a state by statute. and what we have here today is a simple question -- is anybody in this room believe that if lubbock, texas, had been set up as the capital seat of the united states of america that my colleagues and others on the other side of the aisle would be arguing to give it the position of statehood? no. of course not. this city was set up by the founders to be the capital seat of the united states of america. it was not set up to be a state. and when my friends said that every other state has been added by

jillian: tomorrow the first saturday in may meaning kentucky derby time.k a little different, capacity is limited. the infield would be 30% capacity. temperature checks and masks will be required. janice dean live at churchill down this weekend. 10 minutes after the hour seattle police facing a staffing crisis with 200 officers leaving in the past year. the president of the fraternal order of police says they are driving cops out. he joined us next. todd: the new nfl position team tebow trying out for. we are looking at that on friday morning. ♪♪ simply the best ♪♪ better than all the rest ♪♪ the first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. jillian: deal police department facing a stabbing crisis. and the anti-police comment. to cut the department. fraternal o

comer comes from kentucky, kentucky was composed of territory claimed by my state, virginia. and they were a bunch of whigs. we didn't object. and congress, not a constitutional amendment, admitted kentucky into the union. and they elected whigs, if you can think about that, mr. speaker. but we didn't make how you might vote a condition. but we do in this case. and i got to say there's a lot of smokescreen to coat what's really at stake here. when some say this is not about race or partisanship, you can be sure it's about race and partisanship. a city with a minority majority population that apparently might vote in a different way from some. so what? how somebody votes cannot be a test of whether they have the right to vote in a democracy. will we right this wrong today? will we rise above our petty partisan perspectives and fears and empower and enfranchise people who are fellow citizens simply because of their race or party identification or their geographic location? that is not the america i know and love. it's gone on too long. when the constitution was written, this pl

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tomorrow will be the kentucky derby. today is the kentucky oaks.ing to do it again today. >> we're very hopeful. i think we have two big shots. janice: tell about the choice. >> collin two time great winner. very accomplished filly, think a lot of her. coach, she has a good record here at churchill. she won a race and third in the great, too. both of them have experience over the track and i think we will have a good day. janice: okay, kentucky derby, tell me about your horses there. >> good spot the morning favorite very good colt earned the right to be the favorite. doesn't mean he will win. good spot. wouldn't trade spots with anyone. mandalune. draw a line through it and get him back on track tomorrow. janice: you are a louisville boy. and if you win the kentucky derby that will be like history. >> yeah, for sure. it would be amazing just to win it. it would be, you know, it's the biggest race in our industry by far. and it would be an amazing accomplishment to say the least. janice: how did you get into this. >> my dad just brought me to the t

the gentleman from kentucky. mr. yarmuth: madam speaker, i'm honored to yield two minutes to the distinguished member of the budget committee, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the chairman very much for yielding and i rise in support of the senate amendment to h.r. 1868, an act to prevent direct across-the-board spending cuts. which would include protecting medicare. madam speaker, one of the happiest days of my life as a member of the united states congress, and i've passed many legislative initiatives, is the passing of the american rescue act. just over the time that i was in the district, in the work recess, i was able to see the smiles of so many, such as our federally qualified health clinics, getting almost $50 million to provide vaccinations to hard-to-serve communities. smiling faces about the american cries act. and so the reason why -- american rescue ac. and so the reason why this is an

president trump won kentucky by more than 25 points.arts of the pandemic protocols have now been put into law. i just want to go over a couple of them here. voting centers now, absentee ballot registration online now, early voting. just three days of that, though. drop boxes. it creates recount procedures and mandates all machines generate this paper trail of the votes cast. the governor talked about why this was such a big accomplishment, he felt, for his state. >> voting is the bedrock of our democracy. and i firmly believe that we should be making it easier for kentuckians to vote and participate in the democratic process. this new law remtss an important first step to preserve and protect every individual's right to make their voice heard by casting their ballots in a secure and convenient manner on the date and time that works best for them. >> now again, kentucky still has some of the more limited ballot access, but it is moving in the right direction. voting rights advocates said they would have liked to have seen more expansion,

later, we are upping the stakes why tomorrow's kentucky derby could be a big win with the betting sports stocks. starting with s&p 500 ending flat despite blow out earnings from biggest companies in the market dow down on the week record profits from the most valuable companies couldn't get investors excited, what will or is the best already baked into these markets tim? >> look, it's disappointing and certainly if you told me the numbers that google and facebook, especially on their ad growth what it means also for the consumer and economy and then get to apple, 5g super cycle alive and well, their service business is girouxing and amazon might have had the best numbers of everybody. week over week triple q&a's with nasdaq down very concerning. semidconductors haven't made highs in two and half months, the longest period of the rally where the leader from the chip sector has desserted us, in a market always looking for a catalyst earnings have times have been really important i do feel when companies tell us they're back to normalized earnings and the tech sector kind of told you that a

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this is somewhat controversial because kentucky is a loyal state. lincoln put in his sub -- suspension order that this was not to interfere with any elections in kentucky. but the union general decided, i know what lincoln said and this is supposed to interfere with elections, but i think it's important that it does. so three days before a state election in july or august of 1864, general 4 -- general burbridge ordered that the name of it democratic candidate for judge be stricken from the ballots. imagine if that were to take place today. someone in authority would say, we think someone is disloyal and a traitor, so he can't be voted for. three days before an election is exactly what he did. somehow the democrats of kentucky got their act together. they found another candidate. within three days they telegraphed his name across the state and he ended up winning the election. but judged evolved fled kentucky because burbridge had wanted to arrest him. he actually made his way up to canada where he made his way out in general burbridge actually arres

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from kentucky to green bay some drama around the packers.headlines with frances rivera. >> good morning, brian we start with breaking news. a religious celebration turns tragic in israel this was the scene as crews tried to rescue the ininjured. more than 40 people were trampled to death. this was one of the largest gatherings since the community reopening. >>> lgbtq will soon have a voice in virginia. the state will have the first advisory board for lgbtq the board is expected to be in place on july 1st and will advise on issues of the community. >>> around the nfl, aaron rodgers relationship with the packers has crumbled citing sources from espn the quarterback does not want to return to green bay this season. you have to look at the dollars involved here and if that amount would have fixed it. brian, back to you >> i think he wants to be the new host of "jeopardy!" and getting rave reviews. >> he did it along with a host of other people and everything else we will watch that saga and how it ends. >> if i could ask people questions for a l

well, it is time for the kentucky derby. the big race and all the festivities this weekend. senior meteorologist janice dean is in louisville and you know she is rocking a hot hat. look at you. tell us what's happening on the ground, janice. >> this is the kentucky oaks day on friday before the big race on saturday and we all dressed in pink in breast cancer awareness so that's the goal today is to raise awareness and to raise money for breast cancer survivors and of course it's the fillies that race around the track today. a different feel because there is not as many people because of the pandemic that happened last year but i'll tell you, i spoke with so many folks just a few moments ago. they are so excited. it feels like some normalcy that's happening in the country in kentucky especially. i love the kentucky derby and been here many years in a row. the first year i've missed in four or five years last year and i had tears in my eyes when i saw the kentucky derby last year and i wasn't part of it because i love it so mu

legislators, kentucky leaders, were able to come together to stand up for democracy. for people to vote. >> a democratic governor in a deep red state, working out a compromise in the name of democracy. nbc news jane timm, now, jane, what are the highlights of this new law in the bluegrass state >> good evening, shep. now, this bill makes a lot of pandemic election reforms permanent. so that means three days of early voting drop boxes a portal where voters can request their absentee ballots and a cure process so if you make a mistake on that absentee ballot, you can fix it before it is thrown out and not counted. now, there is something in this -- there's something for everyone, in this bill there is, also, ballot integrity measures like, ballot-collection rules, that regulate who else can handle your ballot now, republicans did very well expansio in kentucky in 2020 with pandemic-related expansions. so, while democrats, also, like expansions like this because they think it'll help turn out more voters of color what you are seeing is two parties that agree it might be

>> in louisville kentucky we started the kentucky medical examiner's office providing living forensic medicine consultations. that is providing the same level of the valuation on someone who may have been shot, stabbed or didn't die in the emergency department and the icu compared to someone that they have died with that same level of care and so that pro grandma started at the kentucky medical examiner's office back in 1990 and from 1991 through 1997 i was an assistant radical examiner at the kentucky medical examiner's office providing all sorts of evaluations and consultations. >> so you have a background in clinical forensic medicine? >> yes sir company i do. >> would you tell the jury what that is? >> clinical forensic is applying the same training that the pro rent to apologists get from autopsies to medicine but applying it to the person who is in front of you that is still alive and so what is the difference between someone who has sustained a gunshot went to his dead as opposed to sustained a gunshot wound to is live in did they get to the operating room on time but the frant

somehow the democrats of kentucky got their act together. they found another candidate within three days. they telegraphed his name across the state and he ended up winning the election but judge duvall fled, kentucky because burbridge had wanted to arrest him. he actually made his way up to canada where he hit out for a while and general burbridge actually arrested the lieutenant governor of kentucky and the chief justice of the state supreme court as well as a lot of other people and when you saw in the democratic platform, and they're complaining about interference of elections, and they actually mentioned, kentucky. this is one of the things they have in mind. you can understand why the democrats are upset and say this may require a revolutionary response. in may of 1864 there was something that sometimes known as the great gold hoax or the great civil war gold hoax. and this took place in new york city. there were two journalists. one was named joseph howard. this is howard here. and these two journalists had a plan. they wanted to make

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charles booker in kentucky. and so many other folks, it's like having a primary with the avengers. there's some amazing talent. tremendous talent. ohio. [inaudible] in ohio for governor, there is so much talent in the democratic party right now, i am overjoyed

, home of the kentucky derby, which takes place this weekend.iously, it is a big announcement. they wouldn't be creating this big fuss if it wasn't. >> you're absolutely right, steph. this is a big announcement coming on the eve of president biden marking 100 days in office. what are we expecting? at this point we anticipate he's going to announce these new cdc guidelines that will relax mandates for wearing masks outdoors for people who are fully vaccinated. so we think that will be the headline. we also think the president will give the broader state of the fight against covid. of course, this has been his core promise. this was key to his campaign, steph, he was going to fight covid. he was going to turn the corner on covid. what you're going to see in this speech today is president biden 345iking the case they are doing exactly that, starting to turn the corner on this fight. now, it comes as there are still masked mandates in place in 26 states all across the country and also as cases are on the rise still in about a dozen states. this is a

coming up, congressman andy barr of kentucky. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. equities of 19 on the s&p 500. this is bloomberg -- equities up 19 on the s&p 500. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the biden adminstration is poised to impose sanctions on russia. russian individuals and entities will be punished for alleged misconduct, including efforts to disrupt the u.s. presidential election. the move could be announced today. in a phone call with vladimir putin, president biden warned that the u.s. would defend its interest. chair powell says the fed will probably scale back bond purchases before considering whether to raise interest rates. in a virtual event in washington, powell sketched out the fed's exit strategy and said rates are unlikely to be raised before 2022. president biden's critics say pulling troops out of afghanistan will obliterate american leverage over. . the taliban the president plans -- over the taliban. the president plans to pull out the f

kentucky is there. seward actually had a delegation brought up from texas because they were sort of people and add a delegation brought up from virginia. now this would include some of the counties that are now west virginia. but it included shenandoah valley, getting closer to here. he had district of columbia there as well. there was an attempt to try to prevent him from getting these delegations to cast a vote. because they were in states that had no chance of a republican winning anyway and the effort to bar those votes on a thursday before the voting began was killed by seward and his people. probably the most and harold think that lincoln's team did than it is meant in conference room with virginia folk and still 14 of the 22 virginians. and the only reason lincoln cleared the votes in the first round were those 14 virginians who they did not expect to get if the balloting was really going to begin the thursday instead of friday look it was supposed to. so that is the irony of all of it. those fol

charles booker, former kentucky state representative, cedric alexander, former chief of police in rochester, new york and dekalb, georgia and former task force member for president obama. let me read, the town of windsor, virginia's statement on the traffic stop. the investigation began immediately. at the conclusion it was termed the windsor police department policy was not followed. this resulted in disciplinary action of department wide requirements for additional training were implemented beginning of january. it notes that the officer was terminated. it is hard to even know where to begin here. i'm going with you, chief alexander. i don't know how you strain -- train people to be not authoritarian and not aggressive. this is not a training problem. this isn't a problem with training, strikes me as a problem hiring people that don't have maturity to be police. >> both incidents is not a

you got folks like charles booker and kentucky. val demings is trying to decide whether or not she's going to run for senate or governor. she's such a tremendous talent. you've got to many other folks. if val gets in, you've got nikki freed -- you've got some amazing talent. we see the same thing in north carolina. the senate race, three tremendous talents. pennsylvania, we are going to have an open seat. tim ryan just joined. there's so much talent in the democratic party right now and i'm overjoyed to see it. we are going to have some tremendous candidates that are going to do extremely well and i want them all to know that they are point to have dnc right in

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so those two areas account for most of the growth when it comes to the kentucky derby, yeah, we'll bempared to 2019 just because we can't bring as many people here as we normally do, but i think a sign of health we'll see in the wagering on the event, i think that will look really, really strong compared to not only 2020 but 2019 and the years prior to that. >> you have twin spires, the gambling app you say that players in three states, indiana, pennsylvania and colorado will now be able to bet on professional sports like the nfl, nhl, baseball and so forth. how's the competition? and where do you think your sweet spot is going to be? you've got fan duel, you've got draftkings and others who are in there in that pro sports niche is your niche going to be -- are you going to compete head-to-head with them or go more after other things? >> right now our strength has been horse racing, which has been around and bet online for a long time. when it comes to the future, we'll pick our spots i don't think every state will offer the same amount of economic opportunity we have to make sure in

myanmar rebels in a border area at a time a military camp and 1st minneapolis now and we've heard kentucky the u.s. attorney general announces another investigation into policing after last year's killing of briana taylor. a leading rights organization is accusing israel of crimes against humanity practicing apartheid and persecution against palestinians in a new report human rights watch says discriminatory policies exist in both the occupied palestinian territory and within israel itself israeli foreign ministry has dismissed the report as biased stand baseless harry fawcett reports from occupy used to escape. anti palestinian racism was on show in jerusalem last week with hundreds of israeli far right activists chanting death to arabs the far right thanks to an electoral alliance sponsored by the prime minister now has a foothold inside parliament but it is new report human rights watch makes a broader accusation that the israeli government itself practices apartheid and persecution and we started looking at it we saw the reality in which a single government rules of the road the area b

our senior white house correspondent mary bruce traveling to kentucky. >> reporter: with his $2 trillion infrastructure plan facing resistance from republicans on capitol hill, president biden today with a blunt warning to the gop. saying he's open to compromise, but not inaction. >> we'll be open to good ideas and good faith negotiations, but here's what we won't be open to. we will not be open to doing nothing. inaction simply is not an option. >> reporter: the president pushing back against critics who say his plan is far too sweeping. >> but to automatically say that the only thing that's infrastruinfra stru structure is a highway, a bridge, that's just not rational. >> reporter: the president is calling for $100 billion to expand broadband internet to 100% of the country, small towns and rural america. and $45 billion to replace every lead pipe. moves, he says, that will create millions of jobs. also $115 billion to fix 20,000 miles of roads. and more than 10,000 bridges badly in need of repair. bridges like the skuter falls bridge in pennsylvania, or this bridge in louisiana and th

attorney general has announced an investigation into the louisville police department in kentucky after last year's killing of briana taylor a black woman shot during a botched raid on the home and it comes only a few days after the death of a black man in north carolina joining the police stop rob reynolds reports. as protests over the police killing of andrew brown jr continue his family members were allowed to watch a snippet of police body camera video showing brown being shot repeatedly they were outraged by what they saw my dad got eschewed just trying to save his own life you know he was not in no office not and no home of him at all it's just messed up how this happened. brown was killed on april 21st in elizabeth city north carolina by police serving a drug related arrest warrant. the killing sparked days of protests his relatives and their attorneys say brown posed no threat to officers as he tried to leave the scene in his vehicle and you had his hands on the stand leo he was not reaching for anything he wasn't touching anything he wasn't funny thing about he had his hands fi

first minneapolis now in louisville kentucky the u.s. attorney general announced as another investigation into policing after the killing of black woman brianna taylor. heartbreaking is how the world health organization is describing what's going on in india right now for a 5th the day it's reported the world's highest number of new code 19 infections again more than 350000 an unprecedented number of deaths as well 2800 the most critical shortage is still oxygen but beds equipment and medicines are also in short supply and the situation in india is beyond heartbreaking w. joy is doing everything we can. providing critical acumen to in supplying including thousands of oxygen concentrator is prefabricated more by field hospitals and laboratory supplies and doctors in india fear the worst is yet to come elizabeth per annum has our report from new delhi. india may be experiencing the world's worst outbreak of cholera the 19 but millions of people still turned out to elect to regional leaders in the state of west bengal on monday it's one of

foreign volunteers helping to fight it's russian backed separatists and 1st minneapolis now louisville kentucky u.s. attorney general announces another investigation into policing out of last year's killing of brianna tate. palestinian leaders have welcomed a report accusing israel of crimes against humanity human rights watch says israel is practicing apartheid and persecution against palestinians the israeli foreign ministry has dismissed a report a spice and baseless how a faucet reports from occupied east jerusalem. and to palestinian racism was on show in jerusalem last week with hundreds of israeli far right artists chanting death to arabs the far right thanks to electoral alliance. sponsored by the prime minister now has a foothold inside parliament but it is new report human rights watch makes a broader accusation that the israeli government itself practices apartheid and persecution and we started looking at it we saw the reality in which a single government rules of the road the area between the jordan river and the train you see roughly 6800000 jewish israelis and 6 for you. and acro

guest: hello to the state of kentucky. host: kenneth? hello? caller: yes? host: go ahead. caller: well, the only question i have not is -- have got is, uh. hello? host: ok, you are getting confused because you are trying to listen with your television and phone. just listen and talk through the phone. david, a republican. caller: my question is, when people do not like the $12,000 from obamacare, what did they do? did they go to medicaid or what? guest: i believe that is right. i confess i'm not 100% certain of the income qualifications for medicaid, but if your income is low enough, then that is what people do, they would go to medicaid. host: what are states doing with medicaid related to the aca provisions? guest: a dozen states have not extended medicaid. i need to explain how that happened. when the aca was passed, it required states to expand medicaid. states, some of them fought and there was a court case and the supreme court found that congress could not require states to do that, so states were allowed to opt out of the medicaid expansion. 12 of them have done so

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>> right. >> reporter: the bridge runs from ohio to kentucky, the home state of republican leader mitch mcconnell. even he wants the bridge fixed, but not biden's way. >> this package that they've laid out at the beginning styled infrastructure is a trojan horse for massive tax increases and a whole lot of more debt and a whole lot of spending. >> reporter: tonight, the president defending his plan to increase the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%, which would still be lower than under the obama and bush administration. and tonight, amazon ceo jeff bezos, running the biggest company in the country, said he's for the corporate tax increase. >> all right, so, let's get to mary bruce, she's live in covington, kentucky, tonight. and mary, the biden administration, i would guess, clearly hoping people on the ground like that business owner you just spoke with there, are going to eventually help drive the politics on this in washington, but that's a tough hill to climb. >> reporter: well, david, the white house has been quick to note that these kinds of investments are supported by voters in

host: jt in kentucky, texas, says he gives him an a+ for the first 100 days.epublicans helping him will never happen. tax breaks for the rich would be the only thing they would help with. if he wants to help the working people, he has to forget about republican help. bobby in alabama, a republican. what is your grade? caller: hi, i think he is a zero. i just don't understand -- i can't understand why the people think he doing such a great job when he had not done anything. he is more like a puppet than a president. i have never saw anything -- i would have never dreamed we would have a leader in this country that is so ignorant. host: bobby, when it comes to his promises of addressing climate change, the associated press put together a list of issues that the president promised to work on if he was elected to office. and one of them is climate change. they say that he has completed four of his seven promises when it comes to climate change, take executive action to reduce greenhouse gas emission, check, rejoin paris climate accord, check, curbing fluorocarbon'

and 1st minneapolis known louisville kentucky the u.s. attorney general and then says another investigation into policing after the killing of black woman brianna taylor. behl and heartbreaking is how the world health organization is describing what's going on in dia for the 5th day in support of the world's highest number of new covert 19 infections more than 350000 an unprecedented number of indian deaths 2800 the most critical shortage is still oxygen but beds equipment and medicines are also in short supply and the situation in india is beyond heartbreaking w. joy is doing everything we can providing critical to keep menton supplies including thousands of oxygen concentrator is prefabricated field hospitals and laboratory supplies. the u.s. u.k. in u. nations saudi arabia and turkey are sending emergency aid to india and the 1st batch of russia's sputnik very vaccine will reach india on saturday moscow will also send 1000000 packs of that and disappeared antiviral drug by me and doctors in india fear the worst is yet to come elizabeth