earlier i spoke about all this with bill taylor, former us ambassador to ukraine.dor, it's great to have you back on the show. i want to start with developments that we saw on friday — ukraine's attack on the headquarters of the russian black sea fleet in crimea. what you think that signals? sumi, that signals a strong message from the ukrainians to the russians that they are going to push this war hard. they are going to attack into their own territory — occupied territory. the russians are occupying crimea. that is ukrainian territory. the ukrainians are sending the message that they have got the capabilities now to hold those military targets in crimea at risk, and that they are ready to do it. i talked to ukrainians yesterday and today. they are very pleased about this. these are civilians that are watching this. the military has crimea in their sites, so the strong message is they are not giving up on crimea. and, ambassador, do you think this is going to be opening up another front then in the current counteroffensive, pushing more on crimea? so, the countero

our dads are bill taylor and paul taylor, and they run taylor shellfish. >> and i'm brittany taylor, and this is diani taylor. >> that, too. >> and we're the fifth generation of our family to work for our family business. i really take pride in the fact that our company's part of a big community and it's very family-like. we have many families, not only mine, but many other families that have their whole families that work for us. >> the ocean is so acidic that it is dissolving the shell of our baby oysters. our farm is what has kept this family together. it's our glue. i can't imagine. it would be devastating to lose such a big part of our history. when we started farming oysters over 100 years ago, we relied on the natural reproduction of oysters in the bay to occur in order to get our oysters. but as the industry has changed, we started cultivating our own oyster larvae, our own baby oysters. so when we started doing that, we needed something like our hatchery, which is kind of like a greenhouse where you can raise up the baby shellfish and the baby oysters to get big enough so th

impeachment hearing during that process we first first-person testimony from marie y yovanovitch, bill taylor, people who became familiar giving you direct evidence that was relevant to impeachment. here, they're still looking, and, god bless them. you have, they have the house majority. do wa you want. subpoena what you want. investigate what you want, but i think they got a little, quite a bit haahead of themselves calli this hearing to a start when they just don't have the evidence. >> a couple things we don't know. another hearing. we don't know if they will subpoena president biden, but we don't know if articles of impeachment will be brought. we know the time spent and chosen to be spent in this moment and chair comer said yesterday this inquiry, this team, et cetera, is deemed essential? which means they will keep doing this work through a shutdown? >> essential for their short-term political purposes. not essential to the functioning of government or essential from any constitutional standpoint when it comes to impeachment. they say a mountain of evidence, completely refuted by his ow

and bill taylor, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine.also the united states institute of peace vice president for russia and europe. ambassador taylor, let's start with you. this was a very big moment for president zelenskyy. what did you think of his message? >> so stephanie, it was well thought out. he started off talking with weaponization of these various aspects of this war. start with the new color as well as the energy as well as grain and food as well as kidnapping children. and then he ended up reminding the people there at the u.n. that he's got a proposal, he's got a proposal that addresses all of those things that he talked about. territorial integrity, rain, energy, this is the kind of thing that he put together and he's very effective at doing it. >> claire, how effective you think president biden was in mourning what would happen if there's not enough support for ukraine? because let's be honest, those on the far-right that don't want to support ukraine, they're not listening to the presidents remarks. >> well, first of, a

ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor. and remember how he gets up and he reads this really powerful opening statement. he talks about this is an actual war and people are fighting every day and ukrainians are getting killed. and so for me, it was very interesting that you're doing your reporting kind of at this moment in time when we here in washington are largely, you know, forgetting about the war and pretending that it doesn't really exist. and yet you establish almost incidentally, a kind of very direct pipeline from moscow itself and a level of command and control as well by russian and state agencies and the fsb, the gru, who are clearly present and hands on in the conflict. yeah, because you remember, as i'm sure many of us do, that in 2014 when war broke out in eastern ukraine, the question was, who are these guys? they're they're the famous little green men in crimea. they were the little green men who were, you know, actual soldiers and intelligence agents from from the russian state. but then there were locals

some republicans, your colleagues have already opposed the bill, marjorie taylor greene told me she'sh carolina congressman matt rosendale posted on x that a continuing resolution is a continuation of nancy pelosi's budget and joe biden's policies. i spoke with the speaker yesterday, kevin mccarthy told me on sunday morning futures that a shutdown is not an option. watch. >> i've been through shutdowns and i've never seen somebody win a shutdown because when you shut down, you give all your power to the administration. but how are you going to win your arguments to secure the border if the border agents don't get snared how are you going to win the arguments to get wokeism out of the department of defense if our own troops aren't being paid? you have no strength there. maria: it's interesting, congressman, obviously matt rosendale is from montana and he's a no. marjorie taylor greene is from georgia and she's a no. but kevin mccarthy is trying all he can to avoid a government shutdown p. i spoke with president trump on this as well. he said what's the big deal, shut the government dow

members of the house conference like marjorie taylor greene said they would not support a government funding bill absent some movement on impeachment. sure enough, house speaker kevin mccarthy came back from the august recess and he announced the impeachment inquiry. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene came into the speaker's office and said i'm ready to support a funding bill. as the deadline to fund the government gets closer, mccarthy but this might be an opportunity to create more support for a funding bill at least in the short term but certainly, it will be more complicated than initially expected. host: ohio, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. i am a retired federal employee. i was always brought in as essential because i worked in the national security area. i've been through at least a dozen of these periods. i've never seen in all that time i was working in all the other federal employees had vacations, congress always voted to reimburse them for staying at home. we were working twice as hard because a lot of the people didn't have to come in. those of us that did had to

taylor swift, power couple in the nfl. >> travis kelce had a lot of big catches in his career. this would be the biggest. >> that was patriots coach billent to taylor swift's concert at gillette stadium earlier this year. he called swift tough, impressive. i love that. to get bill belichick to laugh and smile at a reporter, big deal. >>> a few days into the fall. with winter not far behind, this year could bring drastic changes. experts say this winter will be the first in a few years to feel the effects of el nino because of warmer than normal ocean temperatures. here to explain, meteorologist derek van dam. does it mean more blizzards or what? >> i think a lot of people on the east coast will be quite happy, actually, because last year they were robbed of a proper winter. >> true. >> maybe their year of retribution, right? so, yes, you can expect more winter storms on the east coast. in fact, this is the typical weather pattern that an el nino drives during the winter months, december to february. take note of an amplified storm track that. is the southern polar jet stream. that is basically just running across the southern tier of o

where's the gates marjorie taylor greene bill that actually did anything to help america? it doesn't exist. you're talking about ten to 15 individuals in congress. not the republican party. >> but if they force a shutdown, if they prevent a budget, stop aid to ukraine, they are defining the party. >> no, they're defining themselves and they're defining congress' inability to get anything done which is what the greatest frustration of all of us have. that none of them seem to be able to move the ball forward. they're more defined about what they don't do than what they do do. they claim outrage in all this and get to raise money. it doesn't help the american people or ukraine. of course you have to support ukraine. we have to win that war. you need all these pieces in the package and if you do that, everybody gets a little something. and you get to keep the government going forward. but you need all the parties involved including president biden. >> so, governor, let me ask you because you know, tonight, the former president speaking at the exact same time as the rest of th

this halloween affecting much of the country and the latest twist in the taylor swift travis kelsey romance rumors. >> even bill belichick is weighing in. from abc new york this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with president biden stepping into the middle of a high stakes labor dispute in the us auto industry. today he'll make history joining workers on the picket lines in michigan one day before a scheduled visit by former president trump. >> both trying to appeal to working class voters. >> abc's ike ejiochi is here now with the preview. ike good morning. >> good morning, ryan and president biden is taking the extraordinary step of joining the picket line with striking uaw union members all at a time when ceo pay continues to skyrocket and the union we are the union. >> this morning, it's day 12 of the united auto workers union strike against the big three us car manufacturers. >> general motors, chrysler, stellantis and ford. in his strongest move of support yet, president biden planning to punctuate his vocal

taylor greene, she does not appear to know how government runs. every time she opens her mouth, it is congress that writes the bills. when she is in committee and when she is on tv, which is every day, she does not appear to know how congress works. i saw on that menendez, senator menendez. host: yes. caller: i saw on a program last night, they said when the department of justice brings charges against a person, they have a 97% conviction rate. that is pretty good. they found dna and fingerprints on his money. so much for white-collar crime nowadays. thanks a lot, john. host: all right, mary. this is the wall street journal on the uaw strike. uaw strikes and more, gm and stellantis fights but spares for peer the auto workers union on friday said members out on strike and chrysler parent at general motors and stellantis extending it to parts distribution centers that supply dealerships. the union spared ford from additional walkouts, saying it was making progress in contract talks with the automaker. uaw president, sean fain, told embers during a livestream address friday morning the action targets 38 parts and distr

all sides of the the story with regard to the department of defense appropriations bill when we talk with marjorie taylorlso discuss all of those issues. we're going to round it out with a panel on the high crimes and misdemeanors that we're hearing about and talk with peter schweizer and miranda divine about how close joe biden was to the foreign business deals that allowed the biden family to take in more than $20 million according to house republicans. what exactly was that money paid to the biden family for? we're going to get into it. we've got breaking news, about 30 minutes. >> right there from washington, d.c. thank you so much, maria. maria: thank you. >> coming up, shocking new video shows a massachusetts state trooper dragged down the street during a traffic stop. we'll tell you how the suspect was eventually apprehended. first, the word woke or word to the woke, how harvard student is making claims limiting applicants to 200 words in an essay is racist. piers morgan on the campus craziness, next. ♪ imagine how the world so very fine. ♪ so happy together. and year after year, you weathered the

taylor swift, power couple of the nfl? >> travis kelce has had a lot of big catches in his career. this would be the biggest. >> that coach billichick and he is responding to a reporter's question which is notable in and of itself. he went to a performance earlier this year and after the performance he called taylor swift tough and impressive. >> we know the way to bill belichick's heart. you want to ask him a tough questions -- >> and he loves small dogs. >> you are telling me belichick has a soft spot? >> we all have soft spots. you just have to find the way in. >> thank you, harry, for being with us. have a gareat day. we will leave you with this. we will see you back here tomorrow. "cnn central" is after this.

so anybody who sold more than $600 worth of ticket could be in for a tax bill in twenty-twenty for the average price for one taylor swift ticket on stubhub was over 1000 tax experts say it's really important to keep your own records on just how much you paid, how much profit you made. wow. >> all right. next on kron, 4 news at 5 bay area county is developing a new task force to address domestic violence after 5 incidents reportedly turned deadly. plus, california's insurance commissioner announces a plan that he says will keep homeowners here in wild fire prone areas that are protected. and is it cal uc berkeley uc be well, there is a bit of an identity crisis going on in these now, school we all know who we're talking about is considering a rebrand about is considering a rebrand its those sto kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to

mccarthy announced friday he will strip hunting for ukraine out of a pentagon spending bill after representative archery taylorreen joined conservatives and blocking the legislation from advancing this week. mccarthy said he would remove the $3 million for ukraine currently in the pentagon appropriations bill and hold a separate vote on the funding. here is what representative greene had to say on the charlie kirk show, further explaining her position on the defense spending bill. [video clip] >> today in washington, d.c., we have president zelenskyy came to the capital today. of course, talking to leaders of washington hunting billions and billions more dollars to go to a war in ukraine while at the same time, washington, d.c. is completely ignoring the invasion happening in our border. there has been over 10,000 people invade eagle pass in the last 24 hours. this is unprecedented. our country is under attack. who is leading the attack? it is the mexican cartel. i am announcing on your show that i would like to get washington to realize who our real enemy is to the american people, who is responsible for 300

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could be in for a tax bill in twenty-twenty for the average price for one taylor swift ticket on stubhubr $1000. so tax experts say it's important to keep your own records on just how much you paid, how much profit you made. >> coming up next, an open skate shot targeted by thieves. again, why the owners say it's been very difficult to keep that store secure. plus, the new plan from lawmakers to help homeowners after insurance companies drop them for living. >> in areas at risk of wildfires and meet the team taking their love for hockey under water. you didn't choose cat allergies. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is you. >> and open skate shop was targeted by burglars who took off with more than $15,000 in merchandise and cash. and this is the second time that same shop was burglarized. our ella sogomonian met with them again to talk about this recurring problem at their shop. >> it was an unfortunate reunion for us today. i met y

and patriots will head coach bill belichick was even asked about the new power couple. >> where do you fall on that, travis kelsey and taylorft? >> travis has had a lot of big catches in his career. this would be the biggest. >> not wrong, bill belichick. >> not wrong. a dibl oubleheader monday night football, rematch of super bowl lvi. but things different. this was an offensive struggle. hobbled joe burrowen a and matt stafford combined for gist three touchdowns. the bengals did finally get the first touchdown of the game third quarter, a 14 yard run by joe mixon. and bengals would hold off a late rams charge to win 19-16 picking up their first win of the season. >>> and finally this is the last week of the regular season in baseball. astros heading into seattle last night after getting swept by the royals. but verlander vintage performance, he had a shutdown and astros win it 5-1. here are the standings. rangers also won, so they still have the lead. it will be very interesting as we get into these final few days of the regular season who could win the a.l. west. >> indeed. and it will have me asking you all kinds of que

bill some of those potentially money for ukraine. are you on board with that ? guest: yes despite what marjorie taylor greene would have to say, i think it is important to fund ukraine. the united states has taken the lead i have commanded the biden administration for the way they are handling this and to let president zelenskyy know that we are on his side. it was shameful i thought that he was not allowed by the speaker to address the united states congress even for that matter meet with members of the health intelligence committee and interested members so that he can explain to them what their situation is. again, ask for our help. host: our guest is with us until 10:00. if you want to ask questions it is democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. representative larson over the last couple weeks any on social security have called the program asking if the shutdown happens what happens them can you elaborate what they may accept? guest: they are rightfully concerned. anybody on social security can you imagine, the last time congress enhanced social security w

taylor wins, she always does, al lex. >>> lawmakers in more than 20 states have introduced or passed billsa. that's according to education week. the controversial proposals and laws aim to prevent teachers from talking about seven topics like sexual orientation or gender identity. louisiana has its own version of that bill, and now a prominent doctor says it's the reason that he's taking his family and leaving louisiana. cnn medical correspondent meg tirrell reports from new orleans. >> yeah, i mean, this is what we called our wall of love. >> reporter: when jake and tom moved back to new orleans, the city where they met and fell in love, they planned to raise their two kids and retire here. >> we built in honestly to retire here. >> reporter: jake rushed to be the director of the heart trans plant uniat oshner health, the only program like it in louisiana. >> reporter: what do you like about being here? >> i really feel like i make a difference here and before i came any complex patients were having to be set out of state for heart trans plants, and i felt like the kids of louisiana deser

taylor greene. they can't pass their own appropriations bills because they're trying to pass a nationwide abortion ban. they are trying to completely eliminate public education. they are trying to make sure that the wealthiest tax cheats don't have to pay taxes. those are the things that they're trying to pass in these appropriations bills as policy writers. it's not going to fly. >> help me understand the democratic calculus here, though. if kevin mccarthy worked across the aisle yooget anything done in a bipartisan fashion, it would basically drive a nail into his coffin as speaker. and i guess my question to you is is it worth it? the devil you know better than the devil you don't know? >> look, they're just showing republicans can't govern. and whether it's kevin mccarthy or the next speaker, unless they recognize they are just one of three chambers that are needed to pass bills, and they have to work in a bipartisan fashion, we are going to be in republican chaos, republican shutdown land until 2024. this is not going to bode well for them for the elections. i think for democrats if kevin mccarth

far right republican marjorie taylor greene passed an amendment to the defense bill to produce u.s.tary lloyd austin's salary to one dollar. the president of the self-declared nagorno-karabakh republic says the government of the contested region will dissolve itself by jan. 1st. the announcement comes just days after azerbaijan carried out a military blitz to seize the territory which is mostly made up of ethnic armenians. over 30,000 people in nagorno-karabakh have fled to armenia in recent days, that's more than half of the region's population. on wednesday, azerbaijan arrested the former head of the nagorno-karabakh government as he was trying to cross into armenia. burkina faso's military rulers leaders say the country's security and intelligence services thwarted a coup attempt by rogue officers. burkina faso is currently ruled by interim president ibrahim traore, an army captain who himself seized power a year ago following a military coup. the junta vowed to hold democratic elections by july next year. earlier this week, hundreds of people took to the streets in the capital t

taylor greene, there are no policy writers, she notes that. it's all the policies from last year's democratic appropriations with an 8% cut plus the border bill but not e-verify. she says i'm no because there's no money for ukraine. >> time to stay in dc, no breaks until we pass all appropriations bills. i will not be supporting cr and this week is no different. cr is nancy pelosi's budget and joe biden's policy. we were sure in january that we weren't going to use the democrats' gimmicks to fund the government. what do you make of just those four and there's a couple out there, does speaker mccarthy have the votes right now? >> seems like the answer is know which makes difficult week for speaker mccarthy and democrats are likely to oppose the measure given border measures and nondefense programs which democrats tend to support as well as the defense programs that republicans tend to also like to keep flat. the issue here is that mccarthy only has a four-seat majority. it was 5 seats but republican congressman chris steward of utah resigned on friday due to family challenges and so that seat is vacant and one less room margin for error for mc

members of the house conference like marjorie taylor greene said they would not support a government funding billbsent some movement on impeachment. sure enough, house speaker kevin mccarthy came back from the august recess and he announced the impeachment inquiry. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene came into the speaker's office and said i'm ready to support a funding bill. as the deadline to fund the government gets closer, mccarthy but this might be an opportunity to create more support for a funding bill at least in the short term but certainly, it will be more complicated than initially expected. host: ohio, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. i am a retired federal employee. i was always brought in as essential because i worked in the national security area. i've been through at least a dozen of these periods. i've never seen in all that time i was working in all the other federal employees had vacations, congress always voted to reimburse them for staying at home. we were working twice as hard because a lot of the people didn't have to come in. those of us that did had to ta

about staying speaker and pandering to the marjorie taylor greene's of the house republican conference caucus. they are trying to go against the law. the billcame law. it said, you know, raise the debt ceiling. speaking of driving the bus, the league person's marjorie taylor greene. she is threatening to shut down unless an impeachment inquiry into president biden's launched. speaker mccarthy is reportedly on board, arguing to his caucus that shutting down the government would hurt their push for impeachment. it is insane that impeachment would be leveraged in this way. here we, are congressman. >> yeah, i it's just one more example out of many to show how extreme these ultra maga members are. thank goodness we have president biden in the white house and a sling democratic majority in the senate. these are the sort of things that would become law. that said, i am concerned that we may have a bogus impeachment process. 30 years ago one of my favorite shows with seinfeld. the extreme maga republican huanan impeachment of joe biden about nothing. no evidence, it doesn't matter. it will enable them to continue to pander to their maga base. i am

bill clinton. >> 27 times, 30 times, impeachment, impeachment. at least marjorie taylor greene, is loving this. she gets to flex your muscles. >> what about the people listening? you traveled, what are the people in her district talking about? i don't mean the people who love politics, who followed day in and day out, i mean the people trying to put food on the table, trying to get their kids into a good school, and just care about every day -- people would say, well, you've got to focus on kitchen table issues. i haven't seen a kitchen table in the last nine months. >> there are lot of people obviously see this as shenanigans and political trickery, but there are also people who say they are fighting for us. they are standing up for us. we know that is a small group of people, but the louder they are, they are speaking to us who want them to do that. >> interestingly enough, balls are showing right now that one of the things that voters think about democrats is that they are to, weekend is a big problem for them. so they feel like voters, that democrats cannot and do not have the strength to s

an official position, and they want a short-term spending bill to include a house gop border security package. meanwhile, you have marjorie taylorene, who is a conservative, but also a close kevin mccarthy ally, who said she wants the house to vote on an impeachment inquiry, end all covid vaccine mandates and also defund parts of the doj before she would be willing to vote for a short-term spending patch. and there are a number of conservatives who say they don't want disaster aid to be linked to ukraine aid. that is something that the white house has requested and that there's been early discussions about attaching that to a spending bill. all that remains to be seen. but we should point out here, brianna, that kevin mccarthy doesn't actually need the support of hardline conservatives to get something like that over the finish line, because presumably, it would have democratic support. but the challenge for mccarthy is that he also doesn't want to enrage those very conservatives who could force a vote to oust him as speaker at any given moment. so, it's a very tricky balancing act for kevin mccarthy. he's been working in recent

they would not support a government funding bill on impeachment and kevin mccarthy came back from the august recess and one thing he announced in marjorie taylor greene came out of his office in support of the government funding bill so as the deadline gets closer and closer mccarthy thought this might be opportunity to create support at least in the short term but that is more complicated. >> good morning, go ahead. >> good morning. i want to say, i was, i am a retired federal employee and i was always in as essential because i worked in the national security. i've been through at least a dozen of these. and i want to say never seen in all the times i was working and federal employees had vacations, congress started to reimburse them for staying home and upset as we were working twice as hard because a lot of the people didn't have to come in and those of us who did have to come in to pick up slack for the people who work there. >> as i mentioned, there are classes of federal employees and i thanked them for their service in government. certainly there are members who are furloughed, if they have the savings to go on vacation, they are within

aka, taylor swift political nemesis to decided to hijack a perfectly fine bipartisan bill called the, blackburn praised the bill, which she cosponsored, also adding quote, protecting minor children from the transgender in this culture should be a top priority for conservative. lawmakers to comments were a big record scratched to the bills lead democratic sponsor, senator richard blumenthal, who had to clarify the bill does not target or sensor anyone, including members of the lgbtq community. then, there's ohio senator j.d. vance, who rushed to respond to the recent rise of covid cases by pushing a bill to ban mask mandates. the so-called freedom to breathe act would prohibit any federal official, including president biden, from issuing mask mandates on domestic flights, on public transit, or in schools. or it would have, if it hadn't been immediately struck down by democrats, but hey, at least vance, like blackburn, signaled he'd endanger his own constituents for the sake of owning the libs. let's bring back my panel, rene, who is your pick, blackburn or vance? here >> here's the th

bills this weekend. will he tune in to the jets game this sunday night to see taylor swift potentially cheering on the chiefs? >>> after a huge loss against oregon last weekend, deion sanders and colorado facing another uphill battle. can the buffalos upset the usc trojans? we will ask an expert. stay with us. pulling up, that was pretty ballsy. that was pretty ballsy, yeah. i just thought it was awesome how everybody in the suite had nothing but great things to say about her. >> this is the mystery that continues to grip our nation, are taylor swift and travis kelce actually dating? the answer is anyone's guess. the presence is already having an impact on ticket sales. after swift's appearance in kansas last weekend rumors of her possible attend ens at this sunday's game, new york jets has sent ticket prices soaring. the average cost are up more than 40% from $83 to $119 proving that the economic impact of taylor swift is for real. joining us is cnn contributor carrie champion. i need to know where you are on this. just writ large. >> writ large. okay. well, first and foremost, i will say this, i love that

bill: we'll see what happens. thank you for coming on today. 20 minutes before the hour. taylorhaking it to another level. she partied so hard on tuesday night she lost the middle part of her vintage diamond ring which is worth $12,000. her reaction went viral when she noticed the blank space on her left hand while sitting in the audience sending staff into a frenzy to find the stones. she took home nine moon men when you get at the vmas. >> dana: did they find it? >> bill: i don't think so. >> dana: i hope they find it. >> bill: yes, we do. all will be well. >> dana: sentimental value to her. that's important. i hope she finds it. nasa is releasing its long-awaited ufo report adding to the debate whether aliens have visited earth and if the government engaged in a cover-up. the biden administration taking more heat over its prisoner swap with iran. releasing billions of dollars to a state sponsor of terror. jim heine, member of the house intelligence committee, is next. but we help you shape your financial story. ♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesse

brought to the floor, and for instance, representative marg marjorie taylor greene of georgia said it was because the defense authorization bill included funding for ukraine is one of the reasons she voted no to moving the bill forward it's a hot button issue on capitol hill, and fst it's goin take time to resolve itself, and i think that's part of why you see concern from president zelenskyy and why he felt he needed to look these members in the eye and explain to them just what he and his people are dealing with in ukraine. >> let me ask you this, ryan, as we're awaiting president search th zelenskyy there at the white house, was he able to meet with members of the freedom caucus when he visited the capitol? is there a sense at all that he could and was able to move the needle with his assurances that this is not a never ending war, there is an end in sight, but we need the help to finish it >> reporter: it's a great question, and he did not specifically meet with any of the members of the freedom caucus he had the opportunity to meet with every single member of the united states senate about 70 of them came, but the skeptic

bills for the organizations and legal team that have been helping them. a young boy in the uk became an unlikely hero when he lent his bicycle to a cop. police constable taylor. was in pursuit of a burglary suspect in a small and ghost town. wind. she knew what she needed some pedal power, some speed. she approached his little kids said, hey, can i borrow your bike? and although slightly stuns, this is some kind of joke e he obliged say it's an officer right? the generosity paid off as the suspect was, then caught because of the 2 we'll assist police reunited the boy with the trustee by ken thanked him for his crucial assist. >> a strange theft in the netherlands has left a detective's confuse. so here's the story during the covid-19 lockdown and original van gogh painting was stolen from a dutch museum. the name of the work is called spring card, which depicts a garden in the small town were bang goes. parents left. the work was insured for more than 2 and a half million dollars in the past 3 and half years. that painting was missing until dutch art detective arthur brand received a delivery in a blue ikea bag. it was that the missing artwork. >> spring isl

bill. florida congressman cory mills said he will vote no on the continuing resolution as did marjorie taylors georgia congressman, andrew clyde. good to see you. how will you vote on that 1234. >> good morning, maria. i would be a hard no. a continuing resolution that comes across from the senate that's dead on arrival. anything that continues speaker pelosi's funding levels and policy priorities is a nonstarter here. maria: tell me how you get to the other side because i understand the reckless spending we've seen in the last couple years has led to 40 year high inflation and it's hurting americans and you want an end to these policies but we've got three days left. they've got -- you've got four bills you're trying to advance in the house. obviously that is a tall task. and so what about agreeing to a short-term continuing resolution just to give yourself and your colleagues the time to work on those ayou pro presentations bills? -- appropriations bills in. >> well, if we had a plan which would show where the appropriations bills, a timeline for all 12 appropriation bills, then i think a s

bill gates wants you to eat his fake meat that grows in a petri dish. >> marjorie taylor greene. american. real stupid. real crazy. [ laughter and applause ] >> we've never studied in history how much taxes people paid back in the ice ages to warm up the earth and melt the ice. >> uck, are you [ bleep ] kidding me? >> i'm marjorie taylor greene and i approve this message. also, hillary clinton is part of the deep state baby-eating cabal. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: makes you miss sarah palin. speaking of marjorie taylor greene, male fertility is on the decline. according to a new study, researchers found worldwide sperm counts fell by more than 51% since 1973. which is why we need herschel walker in the senate more than ever before. [ laughter ] down in georgia, herschel is gearing up for his run-off with raphael warnock, and he's doing it by tackling the issues voters believe matter most. >> the other night, i was watching this movie called "fright night," "freak night," some kind of night. it was about vampires. i don't know if you knew vampires are cool people. let me te

bills appear roll back the crazy bureaucracy to pre-covid levels now. matt gates this continuing resolution to fund ukraine is at the trail of republicans, we must do better. and marjorie taylor green also posting last night negotiated by donaldsons and johnson no policy riders are in this c.r. so it is all the policies from last year's democrat appropriations with an 8% cut. plus the border bill but no e-verify. i'm a no. to money for ukraine, covid or weaponized government is what she has said. that is some reaction from conservatives about these negotiations that happened behind closed doors. we want your reaction. there are eight working days until potential government shutdown. what do you think of the negotiations and >> we are going to break away with live coverage of the u.s. house. including more transparency of patients regarding the cost and price of health-care services. we take you live now to the floor of the u.s. house on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. september 18, 2023. i hereby appoint the honorable ke

in fact, in this defense bill, there's not even what you would call typical ukraine aid there's concern among some members like marjorie taylor there's other money in here appropriated for other means that's dressed up as dollars that will be back channelled to ukraine. there's layers to this that would get one vote but perhaps loose others the defense bill is almost a lower priority they need to prove they can pass something. the defense bill will not keep the government open. they need something more broad based to extend government funding for a week or 30 days or six weeks or else the lights turn off overnight into next weekend. once the shutdown starts, it's harder to see how they get out of it than to see how they could avoid it now >> it's like a strike. how do you get out of it there's news on that thanks for all the work from capitol hill >>> there's a possibility a deal could be in the works to bring the hollywood write ers strike o an end talks on wednesday were productive sources close to the negotiations tell cnbc that writers and producers hope to finalize a deal today. the main sticking points remain, wage incr

the bill is partially coauthored by bay area state senator scott wiener and steve glazer. the effort for reform started after problems surrounding taylor swifts eras tour a san francisco grant director of the center of a public corruption case has been placed on leave. the director of the city's community challenge grant program, 53 year old lanita henriquez, has pleaded not guilty to bribery and misuse of public funds. the chronicle says she is now on paid administrative leave. 56 year old rudolph jones, founder of rj enterprises, was in court today but did not enter a plea. district attorney brooke jenkins says henriquez issued grants to jones totaling more than $1.4 million, receiving money in exchange. musician carlos santana, who grew up in san francisco, is facing criticism for comments that he made about trans people during a new jersey concert in late july. he told the crowd a woman is a woman and a man is a man. now, santana later wrote an apology on social media for his, quote, insensitive comments, saying that they don't reflect, quote, that i want to honor and respect all persons ideals and beliefs. the musician has since r

cranium soldiers back in the defense appropriations bill after -- i knew that ukraine was a sticking point for folks, like for instance marjorie taylor greene. so how do they plan on getting this through, when they know people are against it? >> it's a great question. it's when i asked the speaker as well. he basically explained, later on, that he's negotiating right now with every single member individually, when one member seems like they can get something they want, another member then turns around and demands what they want. it's this constant tug of war that mccarthy finds himself in, where he just promised too many members too many things. to your point there, that $300 million for the defense bill, that is nothing to do with the ukraine aid that president biden had requested. that is something that congress has been approving for the last several years. since russia had invaded crimea, back in 2014. this is just to train ukrainian soldiers. but you see mccarthy yesterday telling me that that is out. today, he's telling me it's back in. this is also fluid. because every single member is demanding every single different thing. a

taylor greene and the most extreme members of his party. and on the house floor they can't even pass their own bills to fund the government. >> it's stunningown that we haven't seen. what is the tone and tenor of your conversations here as a member who's still new to washington? it seems like some of the folks on the right matt gaetz and others are here for the chaos and not to legislation late. >> it's the tail wagging the dog and it's been frustrating, there are so many moderate republicans, members of the problem solvers caucus who are pragmatic who want to get things done and if these antics by the extreme republicans continue i hope they will because we want to work with republicans and it only takes a few to go around the rest of the republicans. >> i wonder if that's the conversation that josh and brian fitzpatrick are having with the speaker's office, what do you think of the chance of problem solvers caucus' bill getting to the floor? the funding for ukraine is sticking issue. >> well, i think the main issue if those bills get to the floor there's a broad coalition of bipartisan members who will vote for all the things that we're

bill that usually would be pretty easy to pass. and the reality is we know names like matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene because they have been the standard barriers for this for awhile now. >> and this is just one of the major issues on the table. and another one is ukraine, which we're going to talk about next. a tale of two houses. ukraine's president gets a warm welcome in the senate but an icy house. that's ahead. r muscle health veversus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakeryry-inspired flavor. learn more a at boost.com/tv did d we just get hustled? there's no way they were 70. interesting. hm? it's both an electric and a gas car. yeap. quite the paradox. hmmm hmm? hmm? hmmmm? so jj's for lunch? the first ever lexus rx plug-in hybrid. electric for short trips... gas for long. it really is both. ♪ if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. so if

bill, "the funding for the ukraine, there's $24 billion dollars worth of funding for ukraine uh in the federal budget proposal right now, um, the uh republicans uh led by uh gates and uh marjary uh taylor greene and few others have in essence tied the budget process up by a, telling the speaker of the house, you're holding you hostage, if you allow this budget to go through with that money in it, then you're not going to be speaker the day after the vote, and they they're in a position to do that." and so the speaker has been looking for a compromise because he actually supports putting that money into ukraine um and so they put broke out $300 million dollars of it and a discussion about the rest later in a separate bill that was again amended i think on yesterday for for the last time the vote on that uh particular section of it the bill is um whatever it is uh broke it broke down with every democrat voting in favor of uh funding for ukraine um and most republicans voting against it 117 to 101 was was the breakdown of it so at the heart of this in in the actual form and substance fighting uh whether or not to continue to fund the war in uk which so uh has cost the united states that t

taylor chairman, yasser arafat's and israel as then prime minister. in fact, we're being shaking hands that on the white house floor or be seen by us president bill clinton. now the zip codes where a series of agreements signed between 19931999 aimed to see as rel, withdrawal from the territories that occupied during the june 1967. well including the west bank east jerusalem, and casa. and so most palestinians believed that the quotes would create an independent palestinian state in the occupied territories alongside israel. but that never happens. instead, over the next 30 years is what like celebrated its expansion of illegal assessments . increased restrictions on the movements of palestinians within the occupied territories. built a separation wall, as well as imposing a siege on the gospel strip towards the land and sea relocate 3 decades on now the also the records of seem to have a nice of just cement as well as occupation. what that speak to a correspondent need to abraham, she is in bethlehem overlooking the legal is rarely settlement of hama. and you've been out the speaking to people about how they feel about the oslo accords. what if they've