senate ethics committee. this is a very secretary of -- very secretive part of congress. they're not matter of public record. much of the work being done by the senate ethics committee, a bipartisan body, is done out of public view, behind closed doors. matt was able to talk to 2 of them and, put the question to them "why is this the case? you do not do anything when it comes to putting the screws to members of congress." the democrat from delaware did not want to talk about it. he reserved his right to not talk about it. senator rich from idaho, republican he talked in great detail to us about the work they do. he made the case "we look into these seriously. this is a bipartisan affair. he noted there were seven letters that went out about were letters of admonition where they admonished members of the senate for things that were found to be either financial or otherwise and said 'do not do that again', " but they are not considered to be a formal sanction or penalty at all. host: dave levinthal is the guest. we are talking about congressional ethics violations. (202) 748

there senate congress and so on, yeah here's the chinese from that 1982 consensus when they finally switched over like the united states let's put a spade a spade back on our sovereign path. so they came out of this consensus in 1982. well, then it's all the other states. it will be there india and european countries and so on. that is, the american world is pouring in. and what they said correctly 50% or 60 had them there at the time of the novel. now it is 20%. other 20%. 20% of europe sleeps and sees when the united states they will collapse, because then europe will have a bright future, the most important thing, we all say that we are at war with the west and with nato and this is all right, but we are still fighting because of a positive minute of positive. yes, we are howling for our great future. this is the most important thing, because we are not going to waste all our blood losses and so on, investments are everything that will provide us, the nearest to our entire country, and all our neighbors, by the way, and europe, we will return to the implementation of that that will ensure

and yet, when russia national security inches, which are very legitimate, are brought up the senate congress, all the powers that be in washington, simply denounced, simply ignore rate or down play. but if the united states a real interest in what happens in the ports of rio de janeiro, certainly, russia has a real interest into what happens on its own borders. right? yeah, the waters, president lula went to washington. he met with joe biden, one of the things that by enough for was for really and ships not to be allowed to dock seemingly little the syllabus said yes, but then later said, well, no, we're not going to do that on defied the pressure coming from washington. allowing the war ships to dock what comes from this now in terms of brazilian us relations? well, you know, president still, but like any practical statement doesn't want to provoke any other country or start as still with any other country. so in, in its trip to the united states of america, you certainly was not coming to buy it with a message. was he or breaking pies or trying to disrupt good commercial relations. he just

. >> and the senate congress committee to delay the committee vote eight months after the commission nominated the faa. and then wondering why they are so intent who after eight months of being nominated still doesn't seem to convince editors. >> we think he has a qualification. there has the qualification and experience for the role. >> and the busiest airport in the world. it is a key safety mandate. and then with the confirmation and we heard today from senator cantwell to make clear that the washington nomination. >> [inaudible] >> i have nothing to preview today. >> i have no readout at this time to share. >> and warren buffett we just heard a story about any details on what? >> we have no details of those conversations and so we will leave it there as it relates to the first republic again i will not comment on any specific institutions because of the actions we took last week americans can be confident their deposits are safe and banks have access to funds to meet the demand that's you seen from the banking regulators. >> and with those predatory. >> i have not seen those repo

the bill that passed the senate last congress calling for the declassification of all of those between the information bairvegly that the wuhan lab is where the coronavirus came from. would you support legislation to declassify information since the biden administration is saying that's probably where the virus came from? mr. aguilar: there had been some executive agencies that have taken different points. the d.n.i. has degree of confidence they have in the organization nays of the chairings is different than what the f.b.i. director expressed. there is not a single entity. there is bit of disagreement within the executive. but from a congressional standpoint putting our house hats on, we believe in asking tough questions and committee of jurisdictions guide the discussions and working with the administration and asking the administration tough questions and when we can do that that can be shared with the american, we will. but declassification is best left to the executive. reporter: what message do you want to hear from the president? mr. aguilar: i trust the president and his team

(laughter) i want to welcome over 30 members of the united states congress, senators and house membersplause) [cheers and applause] thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. you're changing the world. the idea -- what we got passed wouldn't have been able to been done without this number of women in the congress and senate. wouldn't have happened. and good evening, everyone. as i've said earlier, i'm jill biden's husband. (laughter) and i'm especially proud today to say that -- and to mark women's history month. this is a time for celebrating extraordinary women who have made their mark in history, strengthened our nation. and like jill, the first lady -- the first full-time lady -- the first lady who works full time -- [laughter] -- in addition to being the first lady -- as a professor. she teaches -- still teaches 15 credits and as a community college. they're like -- (applause) -- and like kamala and the record number of women serving in the first gender equality cabinet in american history. you know, we represent a rich diversity in our nation. and like nancy pelosi --

senate. in congress, they want to eliminate a lot of health care coverage, the maga republicans, make deep cutsprograms that families depend on. two years ago when i was sworn in, the economy was reeling. a pandemic was raging. we lost over one million people. it is hard to believe over a million people, and our health care system was at the breaking point. all the health care workers here remember better than everyone those dark months as the number of covid that's kept rising and hospitals had to have patients in hallways -- covid deaths kept rising at hospitals had to have patients in hallways. that is what i was up against when taking office. we got to work and we turned it around. i signed the landmark american rescue plan which would provide resources to get covid-19 under control, our economy back on track. [applause] many of you worked around-the-clock to get people vaccinated against covid-19. we went from 3.5 million people vaccinated when i took office to 230 million fully vaccinated. [applause] a plan based on quality. many of you come from communities that have been ignored in the

here in the senate we can help by making sure the police department's are able to hire, train, and equip officers with tools that they need to do their job. last congress, senator hagerty and i introduced the restore law and order act which would have repurposed the billions of dollars the democrats handed the irs and use that to support law enforcement and eliminate the backlog. the existing walls that are no longer working. i welcome my democratic colleagues to come talk with me about how the report act will help catch child predators who are taking advantage of new technologies to find their victims. i encourage them to join senator hagerty and i and restoring law and order and each of them to stand today with senator hagerty both for his resolution and take a stand against the warped priority of the dc city council. i yield the floor. >> the senator from utah. >> washington, d.c. is the nation's capital. there's no city in america more capable of demonstrating the idea of the united states is a melting pot. it's the seat of the national government where people from across the country come to work, seek an education engage with history and witness w

senate. in congress, they want to eliminate a lot of health care coverage, the maga republicans, make deep cutsn programs that families depend on. two years ago when i was sworn in, the economy was reeling. a pandemic was raging. we lost over one million people. it is hard to believe over a million people, and our health care system was at the breaking point. all the health care workers here remember better than everyone those dark months as the number of covid deaths kept rising and hospitals had to have patients in hallways. that is what i was up against when taking office. today, mills have health care through the affordable health care act than ever. americans pay more for prescription drugs than any other nation on earth. in the united states of america, we pay more for prescription drugs than any nation on earth. i have been fighting for years as a senator and the vice president to negotiate lower drug prices with these companies. guess what? the only thing we could not negotiate with -- you only pay a specific amount of dollars for that particular treatment. and if you want help through

senator joe manchin. the issue is with congress, not republicans in congress. or your time, senator. >> good to be with you. >> bill: how many democratic senators will vote with republicans this week on this bill? >> i would like to think quite a few. i was the first one to just automatically when they asked the question to me a couple of weeks ago without thinking i knew how west virginiaance and how i could explain voting to reject what the d.c. council had done. and then i understand there is more than last week tuesday -- thursday i this i the president spoke to the caucus and said that he would sign the cra. that changed the whole dynamic and now you have the council but basically i would encourage every senator and every congress person to vote their own convictions and commitments. don't look for your leaders of any party whether it is democrat or republican to tell you how you should vote. if you can go home and explain it, my litmus test, bill, if i can go home to west virginia and explain it i will vote for it. if i can't i'll vote against it. it is ea

last man, some us senator said congress would not support a $20000000000.00 deal on f. 16 cells to cook here until anchor ratifies. the nato membership of sweden and finland. so they can also consider buying a 35 jet back in 2021. but washington blokes the deal because encore decided to purchase russian as $400.00 at defense systems. despite the pentagon warning to quote change course. last month, turkey were shaken by earthquakes. the left of 845000 people dead and another 100000 injured. the catastrophe had devastating effects in the country's economy with reconstruction costs estimated at upwards of $84000000000.00. according to an official, the needed funds are contributing factor to turkey and review of expenditures turkish political analyst. oh no, say not. because all time saves the jet deal has been politicized by washington. if 16 kitchen is more political than military or financial turkeys, member of nato f 152. and normally we are cooperating that united states but from 2016 to now on the u. s. pollution to turkey and turkish government is start to change. united states using

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senate a long time. i'm used to dealing with and speaking tthe congress and the senate.i'm comfortable when i'm doing them. when i was standing up there before all the members of the house and the senate, and i talked about -- i read the programs which some of their leaders have put forward to, in fact, cut social security and cut medicare. and the gentlelady, as they say, from georgia -- in the mountains of georgia -- [laughter] -- stood up and yelled, "liar! liar!" and th that generated -- last time somebody did that, by the way, they got censured. but - audience member, [inaudible] pres. biden: no, i'm not joking. but here's what happened. and then another half a dozen yelled, "liar! liar! we're not going to do that." i said, "oh..." -- you may -- if you remember, i said, "oh, you're not going to cut social security and medicare?" [laughter] and they said, "we're not going to..." -- and so the whole group -- i said, "everybody who's not going to cut social security and medicare, stand up." and they stood up and hollered. well, they're all on film. [laughs] [applause]

they are threatening to do know if you saw the state of the union i was a senator for a long time i'm used to speaking to the congress the senate so i am comfortable but i stand up they refer all the members of the house and the senate and i talked about i read the programs to cut social security and medicare and the gentle lady from georgia that then yelled liar the last time somebody did that they were censored. but then another half a dozen and yell liar so i said so you won't cut social security or medicare? everybody who will not cut social security and medicare stand up and they stood up and hollered and now they are all on film. [laughter] i it's true but i will believe it when i see it you pay for social security from the time you get your first check working as a lifeguard and i'm determined to protect them those so let me close with this suggest to protect the lower prescription drug cost for everyone and understand healthcare for everyone keep building the economy from the bottom-up not from the top down when that happens when the middle does well the wealthy does well and i commit to you know when making

senators gave a combined. five centuries of public service to the american people right in this building. that's almost 500 years of public service in congress. and that number doesn't even include the years many of them also served in local state offices. of the 36, 29 served in the house of representatives and seven served in the u.s. senate. you know, of those seven, four served in both chambers, two thirds of them were veterans in all branches of our nation's armed forces are represented in this group. after congress, they continue to serve and advocate for myriad issues, including education, mental, the environment, small businesses, minority populations and much more. to their country and to their fellow americans was indeed their calling. and we you for being here to celebrate that service. last year, addition to offering a virtual memorial service, fnc planted a memorial tree on the grounds of the capitol as a living tribute to the men and who have served in congress since our nation was created. from james madison to crockett. from john lewis to john glenn. all the to the 36 members we commemorate today. this tiny right now. but his

we would not have gotten this bill passed without this number of women in the congress and senate it would not have happened. i am jill biden's husband. i am proud today to say to mark women's history month, this is a time for celebrating extraordinary women who have made their mark in history. and strengthen our nation. like jill, the first full-time first lady, the first first lady who works full-time in addition to being the first lady, as a professor. she still teaches 15 credits at the community college. [applause] in light,, a record number of women serving in the first -- in american history we represent a rich diversity in our nation and nancy pelosi, she's the greatest speaker the house has ever had. [applause] i mean that. i've made a commitment that when we got elected that this administration was going to look like america. look like america. i really mean it because it matters a lot to all the people who look like us, look like each of you. i have appointed more black women to the federal circuit courts [applause] then every other president combined. including the first

you want to run for the senate or congress. but you are trying to run around by being on the fcc and getting what you want, which is not how the system was set up. chair cantwell: senator sullivan. sen. sullivan: you keep talking about context. let me give you context. you are part of a long line of bided administration nominees who have made tweets and statements about republican being white supremacists, wanting to suppress the vote, beating up women and gays, racists. it is tiring. at one point it seemed if you made one of these statements in a tweet, the biden administration put you at the top of the list to nominate you. you are part of that cohort. do you understand why people get frustrated? do you understand why millions of americans look at this and go, she does not have temperament. do you understand? ms. sohn: i understand people are frustrated. i do not like the partisanship either. things have gotten sharper since 2016. sen. sullivan: you keep saying sharper but you're going to have enormous power here. let me make

senator cornyn: mr. secretary, you understand you have a credibility problem with the congress and the american people, don't you? secretary mayorkas: i have unflinching confidence in the integrity of my conduct. senator cornyn: no, i'm saying, you have told us too patently inconsistent things. for example, you said we do have operational control of the border in 2022. you said the border is not in fact open. and then i think i heard you say here that no administration has ever had operational control of the border. isn't that what you said? secretary mayorkas: no. that is not what i said. senator cornyn: that's not what you said? well, the record will reflect that. secretary mayorkas: may i clarify? senator cornyn: 4.8 million people coming into the border and being ushered into the united states perhaps never to be identified and heard from again and with the 108,000 americans dying of drug overdoses last year alone, with those drugs flooding across the border, you think everything is just hunky dore? secretary mayorkas: that's not true. senator cornyn: i understand what you said. you said it's not true. i

the house of representatives of the united states is controlled by the republicans and the senate of the congress by the democrats, that is, according to the idea, they should not come to any agreement on anything. after all, we have invested a lot in ukraine so that now we can simply say, well , it didn't work out, now we have other priorities , more than that. when we look at ukraine , as i said , china is winking. therefore, there are enough democrats and republicans. there is a good chance that if we do not support the idea that it is necessary to finance the support of ukraine because vladimir putin, but they need to negotiate somehow, but i don't know if he can come up with something of this type, then we still need a big defense. budget to confront china, and china, as we see , is only getting closer to russia, so their relations are now practically close. it's just a traitor and russia - it's like it's becoming more and more an appendage of china, so supporting ukraine doesn't raise any questions for anyone, and even the fact that now a warrant has been issued for the arrest of vladimir p

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the senator is fighting in congress to try to get things done for you.eral moody is fighting for her constituents in florida. there are so many state bee gees who were following her lead -- attorney generals were following her lead. there are some members of in the audience, but most of you are not. i do not know if there is another state attorney here with us. launching a social media platforms is very hard. so what can you will do as conservative activist to fight against google? google decided 10-15 years ago that he wanted to create a new society throughout the whole world. you can stop using google search. we have a new search engine and browser that is run by people who care about free speech. stop using google. try to do something that defeats big tech from using your money against you. rumble is an online video provider. it cares about what you think. it will let you do what you want to do and see what you want to see. >> we do not use algorithms, attorney general. no algorithms that truth social. >> i just open my first truth social account. >>

i have to say so particularly members of congress and senators and journalists who have books frequently. i'm in a wonderful position where very often a journalist with a book or a member of congress will email me and say, can i come to the theodore's and do an event? so it absolutely is helpful. it's also great because people come in, former constituents, some think i'm still in congress, so i get my share of constituent casework, which i have to refer to senator schumer or senator gillibrand. so, you know, i still have town hall meetings. it's just that they're in this little bookstore and i get to sell books while i'm here. well, congressman israel, you're also an author. you've written two books. what are those? and are you working on a third? i am. i've done two books, simon and schuster was the publisher, the first. both are political parodies of washington. the global war on morse, which is a parody of vice president cheney in the white house. and big guns, which is a parody of the the exaggerated power of the gun lobby in washington, d.c.. i'm just about to finish my third novel,

unsanitary conditions, infested with mold, with high cancer, unliveable it was called by members of senate and congress below the poverty line. united states veterans have toy drives for soldier families and gather food for soldier families. training accidents are rampant. we just lost last night. this is what the administration is signalling their priorities are, not safety on the homefront, not stability of the family, not safety in afghanistan, this is an abomination. >> harris: so shannon, when you look at this, this is not a situation where they were having a pride day, lgbtq+ whatever support so on and so forth. this was a drag queen story hour. there has been this movement across the country with parents saying, can we look at ages of projected audience members at some of those things? i grew up on a base, if there is something going on, everybody shows up, every street is coming. okay, and there is food? we get excited about that. i'm wondering where would this be appropriate and why can't they find that lane to do it in? >> shannon: a couple of things set this off for people. there are kids in

>> on the other side of this, it's the only bill possibly that stands before the senate and congressith the bipartisan support. so you have to challenge both these elements and you have to ask yourself as you said whether you want to do this so quickly before your election the tiktok executive is expected to talk. >> it's nothing that's going to go away any time soon. >>> sticking with the u.s., shares of weight watchers surged after the company announced plans to provide a treatment for obesity. the deal which is worth $132 million will see the company demand beyond its traditional weight loss and diet programs into diabetes and obesity medications. the ceo said the company was looking to expand the company. >> we have been facing cultural demand pressures, particularly catalyzed by covid, doing things on their own there are a lot of people telling others how to lose weight more so now with clinical, it's really clinical we come in and address the misinformation that is out there, the bad actors in this case. and so alongside, again, our behavior change and lifestyle therapies, thi

[applause] >> i was a senator long time, i'm used to dealing with speaking to the congress and senatecomfortable when i'm doing it, i was standing up there before all the members of house and senate and i talked about -- i read the programs with some of the programs that leaders put forward to cut social security and cut medicare and the gentle lady as they say from georgia, georgia stood up and said liar, liar, last time somebody did that, by the way, they got censored, and then i'm not joking and then others liar, liar, we're not going to do that, and i said oh, you're not going to cut social security on medicare and they said we're not going-- every group, everybody who is not going to cut medicare, and social security, stand up and holler and they're all on film. i hope it's true, i hope they've gotten there, but i'll believe it when i see it. look, you pay for social security from the time you got your first check when were you 16 years old working as a lifeguard or something, okay? i'm determined to protect them both. there's ways to protect them without cutting them. [applause]

through through a back door entrance as they would anyone they've done this for the senators and either members congress, whether to form and you are like really that i mean, you just don't know. and this case, no problem, probably not. but and the fact is that. yes, there's been no city. there's no been x former president ever been indicted by. there's certainly a lot of lot of folks in this country in the political world, governors, senators, members of congress who have been so and again, this is a person who's been surrounded all this entire life by the launch for a lot of the judicial system. where was he and his dad getting kid by u.s. government with a record fine for not refusing to rent to people of color too. the payoff issues to michael cohen. i mean, it's it should be that surprising that people write list kind of goes. >> on and on. and we will, of course, just be waiting to hear if that indictment does it come down. michael yaki, thank you for joining us this afternoon. thank you know, thank you. we do want to get your check of our forecast. taking a live look outside at the bay bridge and

the senate and congress republicans who supported him, they know he's wrong that they refused to stand up to him. mike pence who could have lost his life because of him still supports him. ted cruisers wife was so -- ted cruz, whose wife was so insulted by him still supports him. they say it's political but they -- but that's exactly what they are trying to do to president biden. he is just so people. i don't know why any decent person would support him. he is making so much money. if he is so great, why doesn't he help the storm victims in the south with all of the billions of dollars that he has been accumulating because of this? thank you. host: philadelphia, republican, hi there. caller: how are you doing? i am a republican and i've listened to all the callers and their opinion. as of -- they are a bunch of phonies and there's no way this man can be considered running for president of the united states again. it's all because of january 6. this guy is not one of them because he used to be a democrat. they don't like donald trump. they like his followers. it's not about donald trump

senator, what can be done about that? what can president biden do? what can congress do? >> i can hear the senator.the solution to peace in the middle east and you are muted. let's try again. what can you do, what can congress do? >> number one, that's gotta be a frank acknowledgment that the two state solution has become a fiction. we give lip service to it, we don't do anything to enforce it. yes. and secondly, what we have is, the president has got to take that seriously. and start advocating for it. what you see in israel right now, what we see in israel right now, is an extreme right wing government. in the clips you showed our chillingly indicative of what's going on. also what's going on is that there's an attack on the rule of law. trying to weaken the supreme court. and even mike bloomberg, a very staunch supporter of israel, wrote about the parallels to israel if that happens. the bottom line here is that if we don't really embrace the two state solution, where there's gonna be an independent jewish democratic state and israel, and that's gonna be a separate palestinian state, then you're

have to to keep up to date with the leadership of the senate and congress, the united states, which by law are supposed to know about the conduct of american intelligence special operations, and then one of the participants in the meeting came up with another idea panama city, a small resort town , tripod florida on the gulf of mexico , exactly here, according to tourist guides are the most beautiful beaches in the world. and right here in the city. the center of diving and rescue of the us navy is located, the complex is completely inconspicuous to an outsider. sight of buildings, but the real purpose, which can be guessed. except for the presence on the territory of huge pools with mysterious equipment blunted right in them at one time in 1995, i was trained at an officer school at the us air force special operations base in florida, and it was just as part of this training that we went and e- e panama city is a fairly large military facility. but as you understand, it is considered as an object of fleet support. and there are quite large prices in similar even two, that is, one rese

guys like george mitchell who devoted his life to this building of congress, the senate, but he also never back down, he never gave up. our irish leaders are here today and took a lot of brave steps necessary so their children might have a better future. northern ireland leaders here today, let me say how important it was to see you standing shoulder to shoulder with the chieconstable affirming your commitment of the future following e attempted murder of chief insctor caldwell. i have to continueo work to protect peace and stabity. i met in san diego with the british prime minister and we talked about our commitment to the windsor framework. a vital step that is going to help ensure all the people of northern ireland have an opportunity to realize their full potential. i keepeminding my family and anybody near me,'m a big fan -- when he passed ay his wife was kind enough to send me a long hand-written notes d a copy of his poem. one of my favorites. he used the phrase, remember that history says do not hold for this out of the grave but then oncin a lifetime, the long tidal we of ju

senators. said that congress would not support a $20000000000.00 deal on f. 16 sales to, to kia and so on. kurt rectifies the needs memberships of sweden and finland. so he also considered by us a 35 jet back in 21. but washington bought the deal because and purchased russian as 400 defense systems. despite appends again wanting to quote change course. or last month as you know took year was shaken by devastating earthquakes. the left over 45000 people dead. another 100000 injured that catastrophe had devastating effects on the countries economy. with reconstruction costs estimated, the thought was $84000000000.00. according to one official, the funds required to are contributing factors that the key is review of expenses. the full cost live now to circus political analysts or no sooner goes out than are no good afternoon to you. thanks very much for joining us here and are you today now as good afternoon. thank you. thank you for the great sub line. the line is a bit rough, but what will persevere with a non chris reports? are they likely to drop this request for those us jets? now to what ext

some us senate has said congress would not support a $20000000000.00 deal on f. 16 so to turkey. yet until i'm correct. ratify the nathan membership of sweden and finland. turkey. i also consider buying u. s. s. 35 jets in 2021. but washington blokes the deal because on career decided to purchase russian s $400.00 ad defense systems. spite the pentagon warning to quote change course. last months to care was shaken by earthquakes that left over 45000 people dead. and another 100000 injured catastrophe had devastating effects on the country's economy. with reconstruction costs estimated at upwards of $84000000000.00, according to an official, the needed funds are contributing factor to turkey and review of expenditures. so case political analysts, in turn saves the jet feel, has been politicized by washington. 16 kitchen is more political than military or financial, took his member of nato from 52. and normally we are cooperating with united states but from 2016 to now on the us position to turkey and turkish government is start to change. united state is using this f 16 deal as kind o