to put on a serious face now and ask you about flying in well why do you keep finding this national republican uh on the territory of the russian federation from where they did it now now there they did it no no the national republican army there was another group uh there too well i was there but now i can already say that there were certain plans and in of my friends, what the hell are you sticking to, but it was none of their business, this is another group . i have some doubts about the involvement of the group that took responsibility for this. and it is also a group of ukrainians. the military and the crimean tatars. i believe that they could hardly do it they pray because in russia , it was very difficult for them to do it. tell me, if we talk about such people as bats, how important are they? well , they just perform a certain agency work . well, they know how to write and read there. honestly, when i read this, it’s what parillepin wrote, or what shargunov wrote or another great writer of all times and nations . i can’t understand what’s happening with russian literature. honestly, be

tell joe manchin we won't forget. >> an ad from the national republican senatorial committee targeting senator joe manchin, democrat of west virginia. how important is this seat or every seat this cycle? >> when the chamber is evenly divided, every seat is very important. democrats are sitting there with 50 seats. republicans have 49 seats. independent similar kyrsten sinema holds the final seat. she does not caucus with either party. every single seat for republicans it is one seat closer to getting the majority back. these west virginia see is probably the most important one. if they can't win this one, it's unlikely they will win back the majority. west virginia is such a republican state. we see them really focusing on the state, really trying to get manchin to not even run to begin with. they recruited the popular incumbent governor to run against him. they are already starting to run tv ads against him. they are really signaling that this seat is their number one priority. it is their number one opportunity to help take back the senate next year. >> you make it very easy to try t

we are seeing, across our nation , republican led to state. the right lights of state government, demonstrate that opening schools faster, bringing back jobs faster results in states performing better. states are the destination for people. american families are making the choice every day as to where they want to build their lives. the road to prosperity runs straight through economic freedom. prosperity, economic growth, must be fueled not smothered. and when unleashed, we see sick sass -- we see success real-time. but the future is ultimately builds on our youngest generation and we must unleash the inherent weakness, the god-given spark in every virginia, and in every american student. for years, progressive leaders through the misguided belief that lowering expectations would lead to something other than lowered result. and that bureaucrats and politicians should replace parent. we must go back to the basics, the basics of reading, writing and math. we need to prepare our children for lives of unparalleled accident. -- in virginia we pass

the national republican senatorial committee targeting west virginia's joe manchin. [video clip] joe manchin wrote the energy bill that put thousands of jobs at risk. then his poll numbers tanked. so mansion is changing his tune. he stood with biden and not west virginia. tell west virginia -- tell joe manchin we won't have him in west virginia again. host: how important is this seat the cycle? guest: with the chamber evenly divided every seat is equally important. republicans with 59 seats and republicans with 40. every single seat is one seat closer to getting the majority back. this west virginia seat is the most important. if they cannot win this one it's highly unlikely they can win back the majority because west virginia is such a republican state. we see them focusing on the state and trying to get joe manchin not to run to begin with. they recruited the governor to run against him. they are already running ads against him. they believe this seat is there biggest priority. host: you make it easy to try and get a sense of every race and every election. inside e

speaker, i rise today in strong opposition to the republican plan to destroy our nation's economy. right now hundreds of republican members of congress have rushed out of town to go on vacation with their friends and families. democrats are here ready to work. americans are facing the reality of losing their retirement saves, jobs and health care. here are just some of the extreme demands that house republicans have made. they want to cut 100,000 jobs for teachers. they want to put health insurance at risk for 21 million americans. they want to put food assistance at risk for one million americans. mr. garcia: this is cruel and shameful. let's be clear, house republicans want to tank the economy and they want to give tax cuts to billionaires and large corporations. we have a default on our debt coming because house republicans would rather be on vacation than get to work. mr. chairman, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore:

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of foreign piers and cultures are five of them, coming off the father's premise of the republican center for nationals. an agreement on long-term cooperation between the pedagogical university and the republican center of national culture has been going on for a long time. we met with our national diases and talked. what projects will be interesting, both in the students of this educational institution, and in our nationalities, so we decided to sign this document and create some interesting projects together. the university is not only a leader in the field of education, but i would say more broadly in the field of cultural education. today we have 1,500 foreign students from 12 countries. we create all the conditions to build an effective and interesting intercultural dialogue, because today, in the year of the world of creation, we must understand that we must prepare teachers. well generation, and teachers a tolerant teacher who respects knows uh, culture, not only deep culture. of their country, but the culture of countries friendly to us, but the ceremony of signing the homeness became the sain

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the words of the chairwoman of the republican national committee. the words of extreme mega republicans at the very far right of their conference. a political calculation that we are going to take hostages the american people, the economy and threaten to crash the economy, hurt these hostages if necessary or extract painful cuts to our veterans, to disabled children on medicaid. to people who rely on nutrition assistance including our veterans. to children, to teachers, to public safety and of course to our military families. these are the stakes that are before the american people. that is why house democrats are here on the floor fighting. this default crisis is before the american people on june 1, america may run out of the ability to pay our bills and extreme mega republicans have chosen to get out of town before sundown. to flee washington dc. to risk a dangerous default. in a crisis they have created. these republican's was a joe biden refused to sit down with them. that is a fake narrative. that they have continued to try to put into the publ

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. >> reporter: top national republicans tell me they do not expect these technical issues to leave a because he has enormous fundraising and field operations behind him, as he heads next week to iowa and then to new hampshire. norah? >> norah: robert costa in miami for us, thank you so much. well, tonight, an investigation is underway after an 11-year-old mississippi boy was shot by a police officer during a domestic disturbance call last weekend. the family of aderrien murry is calling on the officer to be fired and charged. cbs's omar villafranca reports community members want the police body cam footage to be released. >> reporter: he's out of the hospital, but 11-year-old aderrien murry still has bandages where he was shot in the chest by a indianola, mississippi, police officer last week. his mother, nakala murry, remembers the chaos and confusion while holding her bleeding son. >> he was, he started singing gospel. he started praying. we started praying. we are very religious. >> reporter: did you think your son was going to die? >> [sobs] at that moment, i didn't know. ♪ ♪ >>

. >> top national republicans tell me they do not expect these technical issues to leave a permanent mark on the desantis campaign because he has enormous fundraising and field operations behind him. as he heads next week to iowa and then to new hampshire. norah? >> robert costa in miami for us, thank you so much. >>> well, tonight an investigation is under way after an 11-year-old mississippi boy was shot by a police officer during a domestic disturbance call last weekend. the family of aderrien murry is calling on the officer to be fired and charged. cbs' omar villafranca reports community members want the police body cam foj to be released. >> reporter: he sought of the hospital, but 11-year-old aderrien murry still has bandages where he was shot in the chest by an indianola mississippi police officer last week. his mother, nakala murry, remembers the chaos and confusion while holding her bleeding son. >> he started singing gospel. he started praying. we started praying. we're very religious. >> reporter: did you think your son was going to die? >> at that moment, i didn't know. ♪

ken paxton is effectively removed from office. >> and paxton continues to get support from national republican figures. people like ted cruz, the former president trump. trump was posting on his social media site. he's vowed he will fight texas republicans had a supported the impeachment. it sounds though, it seems like trump's endorsement of paxton didn't do much in texas. they weren't listening. >> i couldn't be prouder of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in the texas house. in this age of extreme partisanship and polarization, democrats and republicans came together to hold a corrupt public official accountable. nobody is above the law, including our top law enforcement official in the state. that's exactly what we showed with this vote. and i hope folks recognize that corrupt public officials like ken paxton are the rot at the core of our broken political system. and holding them accountable is our job as elected officials. and i hope that elected officials across the country will take note of what we've done in the texas house. >> and representative, we were hearing earlier today

since january, congress has not been able to resolve the issue of the national debt. republicans are required to cut spending and refuse to raise the ceiling without concessions from the democrats. as a result, since june, the richest country in the world may stop paying bills, there is money, but states spend more than they collect in taxes, and the missing ones take on debt, the size of which is approaching the astronomical amount of 31 1/2 trillion dollars, and as long as most of all savings are stored in dollars, american election manipulation could threaten a recession in the world economy. the film agency celena news received a high appraisal of the 11th international festival, eternal flame, the creative team returned from volgograd with a victory with a statuette of the motherland, the film shot childhood, submitted hearts of the audience and the jury of the festival and won in the nomination for the best documentary in the competition 310 works of eighty -five or radio companies from different parts of russia and ten foreign countries participated over the years of its h

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, a speaking role the 2020 national republican convention. the fall is two things. number, one beshear, the democratic incumbent is personally popular in kentucky. his party, the democratic party, and especially the national version of the democratic party is extremely unpopular in kentucky. can republicans take advantage of that partisan tendency in the state to just vote against democrats because they do not like the party, they found the candidate as well that has some qualities of its own that hat might be appealing for voters, and can they knock off the incumbent democrat who's immensely popular? the very personally unpopular republican, the margin just about 5000 jobs. >> as far as the secretary of state race, we played an ad from michael never -- excuse me, stephen knipper, who was against george soros, saying the voters are numbered citizens of the state. he appears to have been beaten by michael adams. tell us more about michael adams as secretary of state, he's the incumbent. >> michael adams, the incumbent secretary of state, who a

apparently our republican colleagues think national police week shouldn't include our national police. and i wish i could say that this was an unsolved mystery. i really do. but the answer is obvious, mr. speaker. the new republican position is that they only support some police. the new republican position as of two weeks ago is that they want to defund police, they voted to cut cops grants, fire 400 local police officers, defund the f.b.i. and cut grant funding for state and local law enforcement agencies. the new republican position, as put forward by their frontrunner for president, is that we ought to pardon the convicted criminals, white supremacists and neo-nazis who beat cops, crushed them in doors and hit them with fire extinguishers on january 6. and the new republican position is to give george santos due process before he's kicked out, but to deport legal immigrants who haven't even been charged with a crime. so here's what i see today, mr. speaker. it seems like republicans back the blue until they realized that laws apply to them too. and that gets me to my final point.

remember in 2020 the rnc, republican national convention had this virtual convention right? ne of the keynote speakers. i got more calls, texts, e-mails from republicans than i can count after that speech saying, if only that guy were our nominee. what would this look like if he were our nominee? there is a sense in the party that he is probably the best standard bearer for the party and of conservativism, but can he go through trump is the question. now, i think chris christie is a really interesting thing because he can't win. however, he might just be like an enforcer. he won't win the game. he might not even get a goal but he is there to like stir some stuff up and maybe take some swings. we'll see if that is effective. >> from the golf course to the pitcher's mound taking a closer look at how presidents use sports to score political wins. freedom for kids. hungry? thank k you, chef. control for r parents. nice. onone bank for both. chasase. make more of what's yours. (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a

. >> reporter: desantis jumps in the republican primary following months of speculation about the florida governor's political future, fueled by a nationalnd visits to key early nominating states. >> i have only begun to fight. >> reporter: as the republican primary fight intensifies, a new cnn poll shows former president donald trump leading the gop field with roughly double the support of desantis and no other candidate in double figures. but the survey also finds the republican field to be far from settled. more than 8 in 10 of those polled say they'd either support or open to considering either trump or desantis. >> we have to reject the culture of losing that has infected our party in recent years. we have no more time for excuses. >> reporter: desantis and trump have appeared to be on a collision course for months with the former president launching repeated attacks against the florida governor. >> desang advertise is crashing and burning. >> reporter: desantis has been intentional in not directly attacking trump, instead, using his speeches around the country to draw contrast. >> i don't have time for drama. i don't have time for

take for instance david mccorpic in pennsylvania, national republicans like mitch mcconnell really wante's got a great rÉsumÉ. they think he could appeal to suburban voters, but the prospect of running alongside trump is one of the things that mccormick and his team are weighing as he decides whether or not to run. that's what two republicans close to him told us. so we know, you know, that's one of the biggest targets in -- on the senate map for republicans is pennsylvania. and so, you know, that's just one example. we talked to, you know, many other -- many other congressional candidates and other recruiters and other states and congressional districts who are running into this similar problem. and so i think it's -- it's causing a hiccup right now. it's not a full-blown disaster right nouch it's early, but it is causing an issue for them. >> yeah, it's certainly a story line to watch in the months ahead as we put another spotlight on that mcconnell-trump relationship or lack thereof and who gets their preferred candidates on the ticket. holly, stay with me for a second because i want

cnn made contact with a fighter said to be from the national republican army. an anti-putin group operating inside russia. his voice and features have been disguised. >> translator: a fire at the military facility. the death of the agent of the regime. or a day of inactivity on the railway that supplies the russian army. for us, these are all successful missions. >> reporter: of course, not every attack in russia is carried out by a member of an organized group. some are furious with the direction the country is going taking matters into their own hands. but some of the more shocking, carefully organized attacks have used explosives to kill pro-kremlin figures like russian military blogger in april in a st. petersburg camp. they say the suspected bomber acted at the behest of ukraine, a claim the country denies. partisans say they want the kremlin to feel fear like this too. >> translator: our task is to heavily damage the repressive parts of the russian system. we want to weaken the power that suppresses the people. the main factor in this is fear. this russia

. >> speaker mccarthy is allowing himself in the entire nation to be held hostage by the biden republicans. just by 20 people in his caucus who want to hold middle class families hostage for, again, an agenda the doesn't look out for them. >> are you comfortable with breaching the debt ceiling? >> no, i'm not comfortable with that. that should have been done 100 days ago. we've been working on this for three months. >> also ahead, the gop presidential field, about to grow by two. senator scott and governor ron desantis get ready to officially announce joining the race against donald trump this week. and one year ago, i was hearing unfiltered grief and rage. >> are you guys frustrated at all away the police handle this? >> we're very frustrated. >> what frustrates you the most? >> if they didn't do anything. >> they were just standing around the whole time. >> it's been one year since the shooting in uvalde. and the questions and calls for action was hearing on the ground then have still been unanswered now. coming, up i'm going to speak to javier casarez, who lost his daughter, jackie in t

taking questions from voters in the first in the nation primary state for republicans. david chalian is "outfront" from that town hall. david, what do you expect to see tonight? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, erin, i'm looking, of course, to see what top-of-mind issues are for these republican voters in new hampshire. as you know, the audience here are republicans and undeclared, independents here in new hampshire is how they're referred to, undeclareds, who plan to vote in the republican primary. so, what issues are they looking to put directly before former president trump? but i'm also looking to see how he handles questions about the unique circumstances of his candidacy, of the full context of where he finds himself as a former president facing a slew of investigations, of course, in this moment seeking the white house again. >> so, who is trump trying to speak to tonight? we've been talking so much here about his base versus the general election candidacy that he hopes to have the opportunity to be playing. so who is he talking to tonight? >> reporter: i think this ma

and given the role that paxton has played in the national republican party, what the fallout is nationallyton was resoundingly reelected to a third term just a few months ago, back in november. so, republican senators, who by the way, we will be the jury in this upcoming inch pitchman trial. that chamber, they are well aware of that sort of support that ken paxton still enjoys across our state here. >> tony plohetski, i know you were in high demand tonight. i've a feeling we might be seeing you again over the course of the next 24 hours. as always, thank you so much. >> happy to help. thank you. >> throughout the hour, we're gonna bring you the latest from d.c. on the debt ceiling negotiations. the president and house speaker speaking on the phone trying to seal a deal. up next, a brand-new list of evidence released from the manhattan d.a.'s office and it's hush money case. -- next hour, loving unconditionally. that's what it takes when caring for a sick loved one. i talked to my colleague, richard milley about his new documentary, unconditional. nconditional s. its time to love food back.

. >> national republicans he doesn't really register on the dial. 53% of republicans see trump as theirsantis about half that and then pence and nikki haley. so much of this is about name recognition and having the money to convince voters that you can win here. >> right. and that to me is the test for ron desantis as well. as he gets out there, he's an official candidate because his hands were tied in the recent months. now that he's actually campaigning, he's going to show up at these rallies. will he be able to increase his support? right now trump is besting him in the polls 2-1. he's got a lot of ground to make up. will he do it once people get to know him or his retail politics aren't the greatest and it could turn voters off. that will be the test in the coming weeks. >> this race just getting under way. >>> next, california senator dianne feinstein returned to the capitol but questions remain if she will finish out her term and what california voters are saying and for the race to replace her in 2024. helping them achieve financial freedom. we'rere investing for our cliens in th

ken paxton is effectively removed from office. >> and paxton continues to get support from national republican, people like ted cruz, people like former president donald trump. trump was posting on his social media site right after the vote he's vowed he will fight texas republicans who supported the impeachment. it sounds, though -- seems like trump's endorsement of paxton really didn't do much down there in texas. they weren't listening. >> you know, i couldn't be prouder of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in the texas house. in this age of extreme partisanship and polarization, democrats and republicans came together to hold a corrupt public official accountable. you know, nobody is above the law including our top law enforcement official in the state. that's exactly what we showed with this vote. and i hope folks recognize that corrupt public officials like ken paxton are the rot at the core of our broken political system. and holding them accountable is our job as elected officials, and i hope that elected officials across the country will take note of what we've done here in the

but the national republican party is the one that obviously george santos is really listening to andng with and it seems like their situation isn't gonna change because of that. i just have to say. i had to try to hold in my laughter when they ensured what he was gonna be voting on because it really does underscore just tomorrow what george santos is gonna be doing and how the republican party is going to treat him. here's another vote that they need to get gun messaging bills that we're not going through the setting but that will talk to their base specifically. >> i saw things were off the rails, at the end of the press that george santos did, he was swarmed by reporters. someone lost their shoe, they got in the car, they got in a taxi, and they left their shoe behind. that is where we are right now. someone went home with one shoe tonight, yamiche alcindor, leigh ann caldwell, andrew weissmann, you all made a smarter tonight. when we come back, is tiktok's most popular lawmaker, how just jackson is giving millions of people up behind the scenes look at how congress actually works

coming up, republicans want the nation to default. >> i think there are many in the republican partyhat want to crash the economy, want to send the country into chaos and catastrophe and think maybe it will help the election prospects in 2024 if the country is in chaos. stuart: i will think the left will brett and cut spending and that's what it's all about. desantis presidential launch technical issues but did the glitch spoil the message? steve cortez to back trump and now desantis. cortez is next we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch. ♪ >> that is saying each and florida. >> people are already there on th

national security in our lifetime. in seven days, our country faces default by house republicans conceded by partisan politics, political games with the debt limit. in these chambers, we talk a lot about keeping americans safe, strategic competition and national security. we point a finger at international bad actors but let us be clear, the biggest threat to american lives and livelihoods is house republicans holding everyday americans hostage for partisan political gains. if we as a congress are serious about ensuring national security, we must stand up against this manufactured crisis. we must invest in our country and recognize that financial security is national security, health security is national security, food security is national security. people security is national security. i will not put this on the backs of working families, our veterans and seniors. as democrats, we will continue to do the right thing. >> time expired. >> for what purposes as the junk from california seek recognition? >> i rise today in opposition to house republicans holding our economy hostage and 20 to slash billions of dollars from v

the only thing i left out was there were about 3 million pieces of paper that went into the republican national committee saying how wonderful the speech was and yet forr this day many people beliee when in fact it was a great speech delivered just imagine 3 million people. 120 or 130 letters by people who didn't even listen to the speech or how awful it was. something seems to be a little out oflu balance with 100 plus people saying it was awful and 3 billion could say it was great ira think that we have become so conditioned to things that are never challenged. people don't challenge what they don't think about in many cases. what i did was not so much to record what i personally tthought, but what the record showed. for want of a better rationalization or reasoning -- the fact that people have accepted this so easily is because they just want to. >> i think that the theme of the many myths and misunderstanding of the nixon era designates throughout the book here. i've called them and understanding and they come to me reading the book. iil have some photos that will help to illustrate. for ea

majority was with the democrats and the president was a democrat, or when there were more republicans, this is the nationhe president , republicanism, there were no problems like let's just say that we now have a situation where the president is from one political force and most of the congresses are from another, problems immediately begin, but in such situations, i immediately remember 2000, if i'm not mistaken . it was the 11th or 12th year. and when the same situation was and then not one of the richest people in the world and then and now warrenbuffet he said that let's eventually abandon the concept of the debt ceiling because because of these 7 uh-uh times what have you already known every time the united states of america starts a discussion with i remember the well-known saying of our second president, leonid nilchakuchmy, who also said, well, it was already because there are really all these discussions, these are all the headlines in the press about the fact that there could be a default, they have been repeatedly now, why is it possible that more of these discussions have arisen because by an

in a moment republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel joins us in studio on the gop field andiggest issue the party faces heading into 24 but first let's turn to lucas tomlinson live in washington with the look of the president strategy as he asks for a second term hello lucas. >> shannon after months of anticipation president biden made it official announcing he will be running for reelection. >> let's finish this job. i know we can request present biden's campaign launch opens january 6 abortion protests and maga including an image of former president trump and florida governor ron desantis. biden mentions the word freedom six times in the three minute video. he did not mention his agent. the agent question came up in a press briefing. >> mr. president you plan to serve all eight years? exit >> for him to decide too. >> the press secretary cleared up the confusion later tweeting the president would serve all eight years. 2024 republican candidate nikki haley did not mince words for. >> the idea he would it make it until 86 years old is not something i think is likely. >> acc

republican electorate. in a new monmouth national poll yesterday, 47% of republicans nationally view him in an unpopular waynn poll from last week, chris, when republicans, and republican leaning independents were asked among candidates whether they could ever support a potential candidate, when it came to chris christie, 60% of republicans nationally said they would never support him in this 2024 race. he's already starting from a smaller pool of winnable voters and this is really going to be an opportunity for him to try to take on donald trump if he makes it to the debate stage, and try to somehow make up room and make a race out of this. >> this is going to be interesting, vaughn hillyard, dasha burns smack in the middle of it. thank you both so much. >>> with a vote this big, you can bet the phones are on fire. can kevin mccarthy get the support he needs to get the debt ceiling deal over the finish line? with me next, a republican member of congress who says he's absolutely a no on the bill. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. reports"c [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to ha

the words of the chairwoman of the republican national committee. the words of extreme maga republicans at the very far right of their conference. a political calculation. that we are going to take hostages, the american people. the economy. and threaten to crash the economy, hurt these hostages. if necessary. or extract painful cuts. painful cuts to our veterans. to disabled children on medicaid. to people who rely on nutrition assistance, including our veterans. to children, to teachers, to public safety. of course to our military families. these are the stakes that are before the american people. that's why house democrats are here on the floor fighting. how do we know that the other side of the aisle has made the determination that they are willing to gee dee fault on our debt to crash the -- default on our debt to crash the economy? because this default crisis is before the american people on june 1, america may run out of the ability to pay our bills, and extreme maga republicans have chosen to get out of town before sundown. to flee washington

if this was a national republican primary held simultaneous, he would have no chance. his only chance is to have a surprising showing in their earliest caucus which is iowa and take that as momentum into new hampshire and hopefully build a national thing as a step-by-step process, kind of the old way it used to be done before everybody started running in these nationalized primaries. so i think it's smart. i think his concern will be whenever him and donald trump are anywhere near the same territory who gets all the oxygen. right now the only way ron desantis got oxygen was because he was there by himself. maybe the strategy is he just camps out in iowa. if i were advising him, i would basically say that's the thing to do, because that's the only way you're going to get oxygen, is because in the days that donald trump are not there, you at least have a chance. but one other thing he's going to need to do. he can't just do soft attacks on donald trump. in order for him to have room in this race, it's going to have to be much more harsher attacks on donald trump in order

i've not been able to find one national republican saying not only should the stay on the shelves, buties is willing to let this be the rule of the minority, and the tyrants? >> what happens is that we lose a sense of what we are really living through and evolving from and going through. you cannot deal with fruits without dealing with the routes that came from. i think that by this poem, interpreting for america, not young folks or old folks or black folks, but for america, the inauguration, she read this poem at the inauguration at the president of the united states. she's just not talking about a poet at a workshop that i might have. you're talking about an inaugural poem that you are going to remove, which is american history. that is the extent that they will go through to cast a shadow on what they consider -- >> why? >> because if they can build in the minds of kids a certain, singular kind of perception then they can guide you the way they want to guide you. so if we are told that women are treated differently than man, if we are told that blacks and latinos and others are trea

the number of teachers, police officers, border patrol nations. republican congresswoman nancy mace says she hopes speaker mccarthy stands firm in does not scrap cost saving measures like work requirements for welfare programs. i think there is some concern about we're spending cuts will end up >> in this thing. but if we if we get those, i think all will be fine. >> negotiators definitely have a tough job on their hands. the next few days, although the deadline is june. first, speaker mccarthy has vowed to give lawmakers at least 72 hours to review the bill. first. >> before a vote for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up, the newest project in san jose, how local shops in san pedro square gearing up for this new investment and we'll see what will we different spot the vta getting prepared (cheering) imagine you're doing something you love. rsv could cut it short. rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms, but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations, in adults 60 and older - and adults with

frankly, speaker mccarthy is allowing himself in the entire nation to be held hostage by maga republicans. this minority of about 20 people in his caucus who want to hold middle class families. middle income families hostage for again and agenda that doesn't look out for the nation's well-being. >> your national coach of the president's reelection campaign. as i mentioned, the president suggested today that some house republicans are using the debt ceiling showdown as a political weapon. listen. >> i think there or some maga republicans in the house who know the damage that it would do to the economy. and because i am president, a presidents responsible for everything. biden will take the blame as someone we will make sure biden is not reelected. >> senator, do you agree with that assessment. will voters blame the president if we go into a default? >> i think the voters will blame those who should be making the decision. myself included. yes, i think this is a political ploy by a minority within the republican party. i don't know why speaker mccarthy is listening just to maga republicans.

once again the house republicans came together to solve a major crisis facing our nation. a crisis created by president biden's failures. president biden walked on his first day in office with the commitment to open up america's southern border. he took direct action that's open up our southern border and started but we've never seen before. over 5 million people have come into our country illegally, joe biden took the oath of office. that's more people than the entire population in my home state of louisiana that have come into the country illegally and is getting worse. in past to secure america's border. it's a time when our borders have never been less secure you had the home and security today secretary mayorkas said the border is not open 10000 people coming across the border is open, i hate to say what you think is an open border crisis that needs to be fixed, the house didn't sit around waiting on the secretary for the president to do their job even though they failed. we took action to protect every community in america that now border town. the devastation from o

republicans vote for it. the plan keeps us moving over the national debt cliff with the republican mantra, we'll fight it next year. i thought the last plan wasn't good enough. i had no idea, i had no idea that we would see a plan as afemoral and malodorous as this plan. i urge my colleagues to vote no. and with that i am pleased to turn this over to my good friend from south carolina on the rules committee, mr. norman. mr. norman: thank you, andy. i want to thank all of my members behind me that has the courage to stand up to say no to this bill. folks, the two factions that are supporting this bill, china, because they are just buying more debt to control america, and the biden administration, which, as the hearings are showing, is corrupt and compromised to china. and we want to add the credit cards to give him to spend our money? as been said, unlimited debt ceiling and extended through january of 2025? that's insanity. who would do that? and i'm tired of hearing, as andy says, we'll do it tomorrow. i'm tired of hearing, well, the senate's not going to pass it. i'm tired of that. i'm not in the senate. th