your reaction. >> insurrection or fishy auto tom cotton is the last person who gets to say that. sure cotton doesn't know this, robert jackson was actually a huge defender of the fourth amendment and of due process. i'm sure he would've welcomed people to go defend the nazis because that's how we know that there is a fair trial going on. so tom cotton has no idea what he's talking about when it comes to the legacy of that particular supreme court justice. but more to the point, tom cotton in fact is the person not doing the things to prosecute the people who actually ran a coup against this country and this government. he's a sympathizer to fascism, not ketanji brown-jackson. he's -- as much as i can say about tom cotton on a family network show. show new republican tactic of smearing everyone who disagrees with them as supporting pedophilia. then, -- >> i do not need to spell out with the so-called filtration camps are innocent of. it's chilling. >> the allegations of war crimes grow as we get new insight into the chilling pretense of what russia means when they say they want to

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your thoughts on tom cotton? the president of the united states, there was a person he appointed to be an ambassador to the bahamas. sandra butts. she was brilliant. she had lleukemia. she was up for confirmation, and tom cotton blocked her confirmation. 835 days she waited to be confirmed, ambassador to the bahamas. when asked why he was holding up her confirmation, he said, because he wanted to hurt barack obama. it shows you who this little maggot-infested man is. he does not deserve to have that pen. he doesn't deserve to be in the united states senate, representing the good people of arkansas. he doesn't deserve and doesn't know. joe hit the nail on the head, he put his hand on the bible, took an oath of office to protect and defend the constitution naft of the united states, and he use it as a play toy. that is the republican party we see today. it is a party built on fraud, fear, and fascism. they don't deserve to be in power. not because democrats should, but because they don't deserve to be in power of t

. >> arkansas republican senator tom cotton spoke at the republican national lawyers association with the animal conference in the washington area creed following his remarks the association presented him with the award named for president reagan attorney general >> thank you all very much, thank you for the kind introduction and thank you for the warm welcome. it is great to be back at the republican lawyers association. someone described as group as a lesson or to group of the federal society. you have to look around the room and i'm not sure if that's accurate or not. that was an april fools joke. not about the federal society but about you. the tip of the spear for the courtrooms and places all across the country to ensure republicans get a fair shape and the democrats as partisan as it may be, played by the rules. when republican campaign needs a legal brief at 3:00 a.m. on election night they call you in their home states. many other patriots like my former boss chuck cooper. i have to tell you it is hard work as a young associate to keep chuck cooper appointed in the luxurious

enter tom cotton.is praise of jackie robinson's legacy this week, but it was curious to see the senator's tweet because this is the same tom cotton who introduced legislation to ban the teaching of critical race theory in schools, something, by the way, that's actually not taught in public schools, but nonetheless that didn't stop him. now, he has fought tooth and nail along with a growing number of republicans to eliminate discussions of race in our schools. so let's call a spade a spade here. tom cotton didn't want to celebrate the real jackie robinson, the man with a complex past, the man who was court marshalled by the u.s. army after refusing to give up his seat to a white officer. that kind of history is what tom cotton wants to hide from the world. he just wanted some likes and retweets and decided to use the legacy of a historic black man to get them. coming up, my conversation with the french artist j.r. how he's working to honor the resell yensy of ukrainians. that's next. [sound of helicopte

they turned out well for jim tom cotton.we could not have a more deserving recipient of the edwin meese award. it is his prerogative to present this award every year, but, as you know, he does not move around as well as he used to. he is very saddened that he cannot be with us. he sends his regrets. he cannot be with his congratulations. he wants us to hear from him about this. dear senator cotton, it is a pleasure for me to join your colleagues, and friends, in honoring you with the republican not shown lawyers association award for this distinguished service to our country, and to the legal profession. although, my limited mobility prevents me from being with you in person, i want to express my congratulations to you, and my appreciation for your outstanding public service. as one of the leading republicans in the united states senate, you have distinguished yourself by your patriotism, and your effect of defense of the basic ideals and principles embodied in the constitution. and in traditions of our great country. you ha

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and it spills its out with the marjorie taylor greene crazy, then the tom cotton crazy.ng, there's nobody in the leadership that puts a pin in it. there's nobody in the leadership that will go on fox and say, laura, no, that's wrong. and tucker, you are way out there on pedophilia, as well as putin. but absent that, it continues to fester and grow. just like anything that is dangerous to the body that you don't take care of. >> yeah. a metastasizing kind of viral thing. michael, thank you. we're watching the congressional vote with you, and we'll bring you that when we have the update. and we have a special guest, a cult expert, who has never been on the "the beat" before, will walk us through why he sees qanon as a type of virtual cult, and goes potentially all the way up to ginni thomas and the supreme court. we'll be right back. preme court. we'll be right back. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... ask

conservators senator lindsey graham and tom cotton sponsored the lawful access to encrypted data act. which would require tech companies to weak and access to secure system so law enforcement contract cyber criminals. they doubt the effectiveness of strong encryption, saying it makes a harder for the government to catch cyber criminals. the act in our past but it represents a very real dissent to certain cybersecurity measures. >> people think is a trade-off between liberty on one side and cybersecurity on the other. but i think the reality is, in a lot of ways, strong cybersecurity preserves liberty. click cyber attacks between us and outside nations are occurring and we are woefully unprepared, but these conflicts aren't the only conflicts we have to worry about. we need to worry about the intense warfare information. quirks to learn more about federal policy, we reached out to dr. dunst -- dr. dustin moody. >> the project i'm involved in is called the post-project cryptography project. the various scientists and researchers in many fields have been working on what's called a quantu

the dnc chairman with some brutal words for senator tom cotton. clinton is getting in on it? oh, yeah. plus democrats keeping up the blame game for surging gas prices. yesterday's target, oil executives and you can be sure the mid-term elections are what's driving them. consumers are getting crushed. voters getting crushed at the pump. >> you saw another show trial on the hill. they are trying to blame everybody, oil executives, putin, everybody. the real culprit is the biden administration and their policies. pain happens in many forms. but that doesn't scare blue-emu. delivering fast-acting pain relief in a cream, spray, and lidocaine in a soft-foam applicator. blue-emu works fast and you won't stink! an official partner of nascar. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ >> harris: the chairman of the democratic national committee is very angry with senator tom cotton. he went after him for op

. >> tom cotton is that lowest of the low.ggot infested man he is. >> i thought they believed in democracy. joining me is the president of realclearpolitics. you are the go route here. is there any historical evidence that when yours is the party in power, this type of demonization and strategy work? >> especially not in midterm elections because midterm elections are about swing voters in swing district and it is not about additional turnout. if you turn out a few of your base in new york city, it is not going to affect the races. you have to make this election about issues that are affecting people around the kitchen table. >> laura: tom topping -- talking about senator cotton or documented their new favorite is marjorie taylor greene. they drove her name out like they used to throw out halliburton in the early 2,000. that is the boat argument. january 6th. but there's no -- i'm going to make your life better. this is why your life is better now than before we came into power. >> tom: yeah, and the closest parallel i can thi

senator tom cotton joins us. your reaction. >> i feel terrible for the chinese people that are yet again being oppressed by their own government. remember, laura, this government did something similar in the early days of the coronavirus two years ago. they were looking people in ant buildings, welding the door shut from the outside. the chinese government has no one to blame but themselves for unleashing this plague on the world. that's why they continued their absurd covid policies. remind me of the way that democrats trying to use the coronavirus for their own police call purposes. two years they shut down schools and businesses. if we let them stay in power, they will keep doing it. in the senate, they want $10 billion for more coronavirus spending. it's an emergency. they want kids to wear masks. it's an emergency. they want illegal aliens, it's not an emergency anymore. the democrats have been using this coronavirus for their own political purposes for many, many months now. >> laura: senator, disney obviou

things turned out pretty well and i wish that young tom cotton could be prouder in a more deserving recipient of the edwin award. it's his prerogative to present this every year but as you know he doesn't move around as well as he used to. he sat and he cannot be with us, he sends his regrets and he can't be his congratulations and he wants us to hear from him about it on every. dear senator cotton is a pleasure to join your colleagues and your friends and honoring you with the republican national lawyers association award for distinguished service to our country into the legal profession. although my limited mobility prevents me from being in person i want to express my congratulations to you and your appreciation for your outstanding public service. as one of the leading republicans of the united states senate yet distinguished herself by your patriotism and your effective defense of the basic ideals and principles embodied in the constitution and the traditions of our great country. you have been getting out the facts of so many critical issues in bringing transparency to the legislative p

senator tom cotton joins me now.ps it's because of their chanced age or something, but biden and pelosi do not seem to care very much about america's future. >> no, laura, they don't. you know, nancy pelosi is talking about gimmicks. i wouldn't call what joe biden is calling a gimmick it's more dangerous it's dangerous. the strategic petroleum reserve is for emergencies. the only emergency i see is his polling numbers and the fact we have a midterm coming up in about seven months. but if we release this oil from the strategic petroleum reserver day for the next six months we're treating the symptoms not the cause. it's the cause is the war that joe biden is waging on oil and gas production in america. in 2019 at the peak of production in the last administration we were producing more than a million barrels every single day than we're producing today. that alone is what he's releasing from the strategic petroleum reserve. if we would simply allow the oil and gas workers in america to the resources god put underneath o

let's listen to a republican senator tom cotton just when you think they had already gone as low as theyge jackson left the cream court to go to nuremberg. and prosecute the case against the nazis. this judge jackson may have gone there to defend them. >> professor glaad, your reaction. it's nonsense, we are awash and stupidity, that's just another example. i think i want to echo something david said. well we're experiencing here is the juxtaposition of two things. one, there is the excitement around the fact that we're going to have our first black woman on supreme court. that's going to happen. it's indicative of a new world, a new america trying to be born. and it's juxtaposed with the ugliness, the ugly underside of america. you think about january 6th, the coup, anything about january seven, the certification of the election of -- and jon ossoff. in these days, there is this collusion, lawrence, of an old america, that's really clinging to life, and you america, desperately trying to be born. >> david plus, president obama returned to the white house today for the first time since h

caitlyn jenner and senator tom cotton, both of whom had issues with twitter, liana head. as the white house tries to distance itself from the death of bishop evans, and washington state bans marijuana. not the drug, the word. will cain joins us for "woke gone wild." join anita vogel and me at the top of the hour for america reports. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: memorial day is right around the corner. can you believe it? that means the start of summer and vacations. but this year, thanks to runaway inflation, seven in ten people tell a yahoo finance survey they are changing their summer vacation plans. the cost of airfare last month was up more than 23% from march last year. gas prices, meanwhile, surged nearly 49%. hotel costs and everything else are up, too. kacie, say it ain't so! it's like the pandemic is behind us and the mask mandate is lifted, we want to get out there and travel! >> emily: two words, revenge travel. i don't want to be in my stinking house anymore, i want to go places. instagram and twitter and facebook doesn't help. "everyone is at coachella! i wish i could --

that's not going to happen. >> gillian: let's bring in arkansas senator tom cotton.rved tours in both iraq and afghanistan. thank you for your time this morning. i want to pick up where macgregor left off there. a lot of folks are starting to say the biden administration believes they could bring about some kind of negotiated end to this war. a negotiated settlement or whatever you want to call it with vladimir putin. do you think that's an actual viable pathway here or magical thinking? >> well gillian, the only way ukraine can have a favorable outcome to this war is if it puts enough battlefield pressure on russia that has a upper hand in such negotiations. end the war or give ukraine nor leverage at negotiations. what we haven't heard is helping ukraine win the war. in fact, it seems like win and victory have been purged from joe biden and the administration's vocabulary and why i welcome the announcement of these new heavy weapons that have we will send to ukraine. i am worried that like abraham lincoln once said joe biden has a case of the slows. what we're doin

senator tom cotton can speak for himself, but a judge's judicial philosophy and record are so importantte. and senator cotton was trying to make the point that she defend adversaries of the united states even after, long after she left the public defender's office. and that's the key point here. and this is specifically related to her record and her judicial floss if my, and i can't believi can't believe that anyone in america believes that judge jackson follows the mold of justice scalia. let's face it, she's a liberal judge, and we're going to see that. like the senate republican said, she's going to be making up based on her own liberal policy -- howard: let me get my question in, democratic president -- >> moderate choices. howard: the reason senator cotton was pressed about this on fox because there's a tradition in this country that even accused murderers and terrorists are entitled to a good defense lawyer because that's the basis of our system. >> this is the whole ideal of what makes the american justice system the one the world looks to. no matter who you are, no matter where

on tom cotton's case raise your presidential polling from 0.5 to 0.7%.icans. pushing registration that would prevent -- entrance during the pandemic. i know some officials have been allowed to quickly turn away asylum seekers at the border. the biden administration has decided to and the rule. senate republicans are demanding votes from the covid legislation that would counter biden's move can reinstate the policy for more. let's bring in msnbc news correspondent julia and sally, who reports extensively on border issues. julia, you are hearing from republicans that this is going to cause a crisis at the border. which will only deepen. you are hearing from democrats than actually getting whether this will allow law enforcement to more effectively chase after people who are legally smuggling people over the border. >> that is right joe. we saw just with the announcement last week that stephen miller was tweeting this would be armageddon at the border, and this is how nations and. we are hearing a lot of hyperbolic rhetoric around this. well it is a return

senator tom cotton joins me now. senator , perhaps it's because of their advanced age or something, but biden and pelosi do not seem to care very much about america's future. no longer they don't need nancy pelosi is talking about gimmicks. i would call what joe biden has proposedid a gimmick, but it's much worse than that is dangerous. the strategic petroleum reserve is for r emergencies. emergencycy i see is joe biden's polling numbers and the fact that we've got f mid in aboutat we've got seven months. but if we release this oil fromt the strategic petroleum reserve every day for the next six months, we're only treating the symptoms not because it'som cause is the war that joe biden is waging on oil and gas production in america in twenty nineteen at the peak of production under the last administration , we're producingre more than a million barrels every single day than we're producing today. so that alone is what he's releasing from the strategic petroleum reserve. if we would simply allow the oil and gas worker

tom cotton, a maggot. i wish we could put that in again. lose in november. what do you say? >> they are getting desperate. that's usually the tactic of a second or third grader to lash out and start calling names. senator tom cotton, i had a chance to serve with him in the house, that he is a fraud, he served in the united states military. i wonder if a permit person who made that comment did so. it is an act of desperation because they don't understand where the american people are or the phenomenon of donald trump. stuart: you think that the empty seats in the house of representatives this november, 50 seats? >> if it's not 50 maybe it is -- about looking at the world of politics who think nancy pelosi will maintain the gavel and continue as speaker. stuart: only time will tell. thanks for being here. after decades of democrat rule, one county has turned republican after it was ravaged by black lives matter riots. which one? lauren: kenosha, wisconsin. samantha kerman was elected county executive, the first red win in decades, it is a swi

senator tom cotton, good morning to you. i'm looking at the list, mark kelly wants an answer. vulnerable democrats in nevada, new hampshire, arizona perhaps with tough reelections in the fall. can you get this through with their help? >> that's what we're trying to do. these are vulnerable democrats, not necessarily moderate democrats. the biden administration decision not just to stop the public health emergency order at the border but to announce it a month in advance is insane. a lot of damage has already been done. word has gone out around the world. human traffickers and drug cartels are telling people the public health emergency order is over in america. you can get there and get in. i'm afraid that's what's going to happen. but we are insisting the biden administration wants to continue to say there is a public health emergency and why they have to have $10 billion more to spend and why toddlers have to wear masks on airplanes or kids at head start program have to wear a mask. they don't get to say there is a public health emergency and let in millions more illegal alie

but you know, tom cotton also made a good point today on america reports. i want to play that and i'll get your thoughts on the other side. david, watch. >> in fact, why are there any new sanctions to announce at all in russia? we should have thrown the kitchen sink at russia and impose every sanction we could weeks ago. likewise with the delivery of arms again, it's better late than never, but it's consistently been like fairpoint i why are there continuing sanctions? are we delivering these things? are we implementing them incrementally? i mean, i thought this was this was the cavalry coming. they were all going to be cracking down on russia and that's a very good point. fact we heard this very early on when president biden did not immediately kick russia out of the swift banking system that came days and days and days later given plenty of time to change tactics. what's going on here is that this particular administration is a lot more cooperative than previous one was at dealing with european allies. it's the european countries that are pushing the brea

mike pompeo, governor chris christie, ambassador nikki haley, peggy noonan, and recently, senator tom cotton. tonight, governor noem will add her perspective. let me make one last point. despite the talk of legacies and monuments, this speaker series is not about the past, we are not asking what would reagan do? we are not trying to go backwards. president reagan is forward-looking, that's why he was successful, that's why he was transformative. and we believe a successful republican party will need to embrace the future as well. and to offer us a path to that future, please welcome the 33rd governor of south dakota, kristi noem. [applause] gov. noem: thank you,. no pressure. [laughter] listen, thank you all for that wonderful welcome. it is such an honor to be here at the beautiful reagan library, to share my thoughts on our party and what our mission is today. there is no better place to have these conversations. i first visited the reagan library years ago. my husband brian and i stopped while we were on a business trip, and we were a bit lost at first. i admit, i walked into this library

new disinformation government board, it sounds creepy but several gop lawmakers waited, senator tom cottone federal government has no business reading truth, disinformation board is unconstitutional and un-american and i'll be introducing a bill to defund it. not information about this board but do you view the board as president biden administration on free speech? >> absolutely. not only constitutionally suspect but i know the administration knows that joe is happy with it. not joe biden but joe stalin because this is reminiscent of the ministry of propaganda and what we see in totalitarian regimes, they are essentially controlling speech. the only thing i will say is we now know these people elon musk will fire on twitter will end up in the biden administration. molly: we will be watching that as well my thank you so much. attorney general, we appreciate your view tonight. fox news bret baier will be interviewing dhs secondary alejandro mayorkas tomorrow, he tuning right here. next, we had to ukraine for the second month of russia's invasion is becoming on both sides, russian forces str

tom cotton asked, why should those who didn't go to college or paid, be responsible for $13,000 in new> todd: it is a great question, the president makes promises to use your tack payer dollars to wipe out student death. on shaky ground with gdp falling in the first quarter. but joe biden says things are going great. >> president biden: i'm not concerned about recession, you are always concerned about a recession, what you are seeing is enormous growth in the country is affected by everything from covid and the covid blockages that occurred along the way. now you always have to take a look and no one is predicting recession now. >> todd: with me is brian brenberg, from king's college in manhattan. despite what that was, that spin or attempted spin, how bad, how worried are you about this gdp reports? >> brian: he said nobody is predicting recession is coming like he said last year,y nobody is predicting run away inflation and that is what we got. how can you say you are not worried about recession when we just got negative gdp report, that is part one of what a recession is, if we get

senator tom cotton s wash electric review didn't go to college have to pay off a lawyer 's student loanhat's a good question. is like the king of late-night asking and entered for a loan, which i always pay off, by the way. with hugs. i think it is appropriate that lot of people at hr don't. you drove taxis once upon a tim and we never seem to stop hearing about it. should taxi drivers be paying for a white preppy lawyers law school? i want everybody to understand that he hits me as a cabdriver because i refuse to pick him up because we get to have a child seat like how dare you. nicely done. i love you so much. i'm glad you volunteer. the truth is exactly what cotte said was correct. the aoc's of the world are making more money than people that are asking to accept the burden of their debt here at student loan forgiveness would be the people who are expecting payment on the debt to say we don't want the money. they are getting the money. nobody is being forgiven we are just passing the buck on to other people there still making money in the prices are still going up and are not doing a

first from senator tom cotton, republican.eral government creating a ministry of truth, department of common security disinformation board is unconstitutional and un-american. i'll be introducing a bill to be funded. then senator ron johnson, another dhs disinformation governance board also known as ministry of truth should frighten any american who values liberty and free speech. this will only serve the administration's disastrous policies or failure to secure the border. you are saying it's too soon to know but you have people with a powerful voice attaching this label of ministry of truth to this board. how are americans supposed to trust it? >> they know well better, johnson and cotton what the environment is right now, so much short trust with everyone assuming their side of the political aisle is right and the other side is wrong so one thing you might expect senator cotton to say this sounds strange and i have serious concerns. what is this, what is it doing and what are potential problems? instead, we jump to we are i

the new more populist conservatives like tom cotton, bill haggerty, josh hawley, they're not afraid toeadership on these issues. who out there is actually standing up to goldman sachs and black rock as they build their portfolios in shanghai and beijing? it is not the woke left, i can tell you that. the big banks selling out their country and selling out freedom, they are the opposite of cool. it's where the modern left is. celebs present pretend to fight for the powerless but the truth is they are owned by the powerful. lebron james in china, leo dicaprio and his private jets. prince harry and meghan. opining about how grim the future looks from their montecito mansion. it's not cool to give people awards either for stuff they don't deserve but that's what liberals do all the time. jon stewart received the mark twain award for american humor over the weekend after recent performances like this. >> the problem with white people. [cheers and applause] >> america has always prioritized white comfort over black survival. any real attempt to repair a ton of that damage. reparation. it sets

republican senator tom cotton says "why should those who didn't go to college who responsibly pay their3,000 in new debt?" great question there >> todd: hey, carley for the first time in decades i'm on not crying. we will get to that in a moment the nfl debt in the jaguars. >> trey von walker, linebacker. >> todd: georgia linebacker receiving the call and surrounded by family and friends. walker crediting his father a marine veteran for making him the man he is today. the night kicking off of fans booing and it happens every year. [boos] >> we are good. let's go las vegas. >> todd: the late steelers quarterback and the nfl honoring with a moment of silence, dying earlier this month and horrible scene. hit by a dump truck on a florida highway. let's get back to the text. i said i was happy this morning. for a decade my entrance would do the most thing like joe biden but during draft night, the stupid stuff that made no sense. >> carley: are you happy question marks we went they followed the plan and they got one who is good and they got this massive humanity at the neo out of the univers

here is arkansas senator tom cotton., you and i predict that they would do this very thing that i have enough republican senators i think who are terrible on the issue of china. they know who they are. to go right along with this. what can you tell estimate about this move? potential move? >> laura, first off it so silly to blame these tariffs for inflation. these tariffs were in place almost from the beginning of the trump administration we did not have inflation. it's kind of like blaming inflation on so-called putin price hike when the price of gas was increasing well before vladimir putin invaded ukraine. the next thing they are going to be blaming inflation for is the lack of unicorn tears to fuel our cars. it's part of a pattern you see with the biden administration continuing to try to conciliate with china, turn the other cheek. not pursuing the likely origins of the coronavirus in the wall and lab. regrettably there still a lot of republicans in washington at around the country that think that china should be pr

arkansas senator tom cotton said the administration is playing politics.e tariffs are in place almost the beginning of ts trump administration when we dit have inflation and it is blaming inflation on so-called putin price hike meant the price of gas was increasing well before vladimir putin invaded ukraine. >> carley: the administration has not addressed its own spending as a possible cause. >> todd: in the meantime, revealing a 91% of small business owners say inflation supply chain issues and workforce challenges are hurting their businesses. connie sylvester the founder of ceo arm lock and best-selling author of divinely guided joins us now. connie, great to see you as always right of all of those horrible inflation, supply chain and not being able to find workers, which one hurts you the most? >> absolutely it was the supply chain weight. so, my company is a life-saving product that has been on hold almost a year and a half. and it was not putin's fault but it is biden's bold. >> todd: did you expect the biden administration to have done something in

senator tom cotton wants to see more done. >> why has it taken seven week? why are there new sanctions to announce? we are not doing enough to get ukraine every weapon they need and fast enough and we are imposing limitations on what ukraine can do in its own territory. >> the senate is expected to vote about trade with russia. we will hear from services committee and one other program note, new york mets will take on the nationals on opening day, it will be opening night, the game is moved to 7:05. >> todd: excitement surrounding max scherzer. expecting to confirm ketanji brown jackson today. lisa murkowski, susan collins and mitt romney are expected to vote yet. jackson would be the first black woman to sit on the supreme court and first justice to have been a public defender. >> carley: price gouging new mantra for democrats, blaming everyone, except themselves for inflation and high gas prices. >> they are ripping off the american people. >> todd: brian brenberg will break it down for us, he's here next. ♪ right before mike decided to say yes... he learn

tom cotton. thanks. meanwhile new research shows more than a dozen democrat-led states are using or planning to use billions of dollars in covid relief money -- remember passed back in march of last year -- to push critical race theory in publish schools including new york, california and many others. william la jeunesse digging into this. what did you find, william? good morning in l.a. >> you're right. when congress passed that trillion dollar american rescue plan voters were told $122 billion was necessary to safely reopen schools for things like more space, ppe, plastic shields. now we're finding out some blue states are using some of that money to teach critical race theory, civil rights and how fears of racial harassment led families of color not to return to in-person learning. according to the education group one nation, at least 13 blue states are planning to use 46 billion on things like implicit bias and anti-racism training. california, 10% of their covid relief money is going to ethnic studi

this is a crusade from tom cotton, who is holding up a number of u.s. attorneys and u.s. marshals. i have a situation in my state where we have two retired police chiefs in minneapolis and saint all. we don't have enough police and andy lugar has vast experience and is willing to take on this carjacking issue. but tom cotton decided that because of his opposition to something happening in another state that he is holding up my u.s. attorney. and i have had it. and if he wants to be on the side of carjackers, go ahead. but we need leadership. this is not a state and local issue. this is an organized crime issue, as mr. clawe pointed out. this issue goes beyond little local jurisdictions and one neighborhood cop. it is about cops doing their jobs, but it is also about taking on these cases in a big way. none of you have much to do this. i can't believe you are at the same law firm, mr. herdman, i did not know that. i would appreciate my colleagues on the other side of the aisle talking to mr. kotten to resolve this next week because i am not going to give this up. you cannot hold up

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it was a sentiment on capitol hill yesterday as senator tom cotton pressed for not doing enough. >> i think this is part of what you heard from both parties in this committee as much as we have done we are engaged and too much hesitancy and tentativeness in her posture towards this war. >> in the senate taking action, 100-02 revoke the normal trade relations with moscow. meanwhile, we will bring you more on those strikes as we get them, ashley and carley. >> carley: griff jenkins live in ukraine. nato with a different strategy in the pacific because beijing refuses to take a stand against russian's invasion of ukraine. listen here. >> we have seen unwilling to condemn russia's nato strategic concept and must deliver response to deliver a shot in the future. for the first time, it must also take account of how china's influence and policies affect our security. >> nato secretary stoltenberg said the 30 alliance will allow a summit in june. the alliance will look with a partnership to focus on several areas including cyber, newtek, and countering disinformation. a point pleasant beach n

we saw senator tom cotton make an alleged distinction between ketanji brown jackson, and we asked would she have gone to nuremburg like jackson did then. whitney, there are a lot of names there the attorney general listed. who is significant among them, and how far-reaching are these criminal prosecutions here, or pursuit of criminal activity and criminally obtained assets? >> well, they are significant. just to recap, too, it's only wednesday and this is the second announcement that we've seen from the department of justice that there have been these massive seizures, the department of justice going after russian oligarchs who have been previously sanctioned, by the way, so people who were already on the radar who are now accused by the justice department of a list of crimes, namely all these efforts to try to hide where their money was going in these worldwide transactions of their just enormous wealth. wow, as you just heard, the department of justice pointing out that these oligarchs were propping up this russian regime that lisa monaco, the deputy attorney general, says is corrupt

tom cotton even pressing the secretary of defense to be more specific on what the u.s. has for its objective here. >> do you want ukraine to win or do you want this war merely to end? >> i think the chairman pointed out very accurately what a desired end stay would be. ukraine maintains its sovereignty and ability to protect its country, defend itself. >> the pentagon says they're actively training ukrainian soldiers what are known as switchblade drones. they're light weight, cost-effective and very effective in taking out everything from tanks and other targets. we learned a small number of ukrainian soldiers, less than a dozen are being trained here in the u.s. on how to use these drones. they have been here the last several months, this is all an effort to help them once they get back to ukraine. the u.s. sending 100 of these drones. all options are still on the table about what else can be done to help equip nato allies. neil? >> neil: thanks, mark. i don't know what was more surprising, the united nations voting to suspend russia from being on the human rights coun

senator tom cotton says it's a temporary fix for sure. let's watch. >> i would call what joe biden proposed is gimmick but worse, dangerous. the strategic petroleum reserves is for emergency. the only emergency i see is the polling numbers and we have a mid-term in seven months. if we release this oil from the strategic petroleum reserve every day for the next six months we only treat the symptoms, not the cause. the cause is the war that joe biden is waging on oil and gas production in america. >> harris: "new york post" op-ed. biden's latest gas price band-aid is barely gas lighting. steve forbes, editor in chief of forbes media. great to have you. let's start with the announcement a few moments ago from the president of the united states about jobs. >> what we have -- what he said it's a decent jobs report. the reason it is getting better is because the country was covering from covid. government programs have ended that keep people unemployed. covid is down. number of retirees returning to the workforce. they retired early an want to

. >> jesse: was it josh hawley or tom cotton? on the banner it said elm. >> carley: we knew that anyway. >> emily: i knew it because i was watching "jesse watters primetime" on wednesday. >> emily: sucking up, carley. going to get you an extra half point. >> jesse: you guys are chitchaty today. >> carley: because we are friends. >> jesse: good vibrations this politician spoke at the white house this week and the next thing they said was feels good, doesn't it who was it obama or kamala? >> emily: sounds like a bill clinton quote but i'm going to say. [laughter] >> carley: i'm going to say obama. >> emily: really? >> jesse: let's see the answer. >> feels good, doesn't it? [laughter] >> carley: oh my god. >> jesse: do we have a winner? >> jesse: emily. >> carley: we win together. >> jesse: can't share the price. the you win my assistant johnny for a day. >> emily: yes. best award ever. >> jesse: johnny was in therapy because when greg had him for the day he did some honorable things to him. take it easy on johnny. >> emily: he is t