the 2024 authorization bill has a greener bill. the bill allows u.s. airports to use funds for alternative fuel infrastructure including for hydrogen and unleaded fuels and mitigates noise on communities like those near payne field in my own district. the re-authorization bill is a jobs bill that will build the economy and diversify our aviation work force to recognize how critical it is. and in addition for work force development grants, this bill directs the f.a.a. and department of defense two collaborate the career transition and establishes a task tr force on the f.a.a.'s efforts to support the mental health of the aviation work force of the the bill fosters air safer work force and protect they will from assaults and ramp worker call to action to reduce the congestion and blast zone. moreover after many incidents for passengers in the recent years this sets the passengers back on the right path allowing for safer, accessible and more dig nye filed and makes passengers whole and requirement that they provide tax refunds to passengers and harmonize

the farm bill. this week house republicans on the house committee on agriculture into new mark up their version of the farm bill that i believe falls terribly short. the four build one of the most important pieces of legislation that congress works on with consequences that affect tens of millions of americans in a broad range of interests from farmers both big and small to nutrition advocates to climate champions and world velvet advocates to rebuild local economies and create jobs, lots of jobs in rural america. some of these agriculture programs have helped rural parts of upstate new york over and over again. a good farm bill represents all of the entries i just mentioned. so passing a farm bill has always been and must be bipartisan, but once again the maga right house republicans are taking their farm bill, are taking with the farm bill breaks -- sorry. but to pass house republicans and maga republicans are taking with the farm bill breaks with the bipartisan tradition which is always enshrined

it is in this bill.ril 2, the justice department announced the largest law enforcement seizure april 2. 40 kilos of fentanyl or found. enough to kill every single michigan resident. on april 19 raise the alarm is it really bad patch of fentanyl in michigan. warned the public there had been six drug overdoses in 11 days. what's going on here? only takes one pill cause of death. these are two headlines from last month in michigan. they do not come close to encapsulating the pain, and the tragedy michigan families have faced over the years due to drug overdoses it. so, we have got it. do more to combat the fentanyl crisis. this bill does that. this bill actually does that. we need to give u.s. customs and border security the tools they need to stop the drugs from crossing the border. to combat the fentanyl crisis this bill would invest 2400 more customs and border protectionor officers. desperately needed. new innovative inspection equipment to decrease it. we got this all kinds of ways of coming in from ti

this is a commonsense bill. this should be a bipartisan bill. i don't know why my democratic colleagues are fighting it so hard. because it says it has to save the consumers money. it's all about helping the american homeowner who is struggling with bidenomics right now. i'm telling you, people in my district complain about the price of groceries, they're complaining about the price of gas. when their water heater or dishwasher or air conditioner starts to fail and they have to buy a new one, they don't want to pay a bunch more and want it to work as well as their current one has done for years. that's the purpose of my bill. that's why i ask my democratic colleagues and my republican

the 2024 authorization bill has a greener bill. the bill allows u.s. airports to use funds for alternative fuel infrastructure including for hydrogen and unleaded fuels and mitigates noise on communities like those near payne field in my own district. the re-authorization bill is a jobs bill that will build the economy and diversify our aviation work force to recognize how critical it is. and in addition for work force development grants, this bill directs the f.a.a. and department of defense two collaborate the career transition and establishes a task tr force on the f.a.a.'s efforts to support the mental health of the aviation work force of the the bill fosters air safer work force and protect they will from assaults and ramp worker call to action to reduce the congestion and blast zone. moreover after many incidents for passengers in the recent years this sets the passengers back on the right path allowing for safer, accessible and more dig nye filed and makes passengers whole and requirement that they provide tax refunds to passengers and harmonize

the bill's supporters continue to insist this bill is only about crypto. but it has serious implications for traditional securities and with this amendment, would now appear to have serious implications for traditional comod ities also. it is wholly unclear why republicans would place so much faith in cftc to police the spot marks of digital commodities think that this agency is unable to oversee the spot marks of everyday commodities they currently regulate like oil, wheat and livestock. excessive speculation in spot markets of tangible commodities is a real problem that can harm working family's budgets. for this reason, democratic cftc commissioner christy gold myth romero has called on the cftc to study excessive and harmful speculations in the commodities arguments, specifically she has stated, and i quote, the cftc has an impressive surveillance program and an equally impressive cadre of commodity markets, experts to rely upon as it seeks to understand these pressures of working family, farmers, and producers. i agree with her. i urge you to stand up

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they pay our bills, they e , we them.ver the last three years, americans have watched inelie a intentionally erased our invitef illegal immigrants to invade our country. my bill safety and security act would shut down ourl the depart homeland security reg operational control because as we speak, the border is being overrun. that means the border would be completely closed until dhs is able to track exactly who is coming intocountry, by either detaining them or setting up a program similar to remain in mexico. it's that simple. if democrats are serious about securing the border, they will support the borderaf and security act. as if iislave session and notwithstanding rule 12, i ask unanimous consent that judiciy discharged from further consideration of s696 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration, further, that the bill be considered read a third time, andas reconsider be considered made a ld upon the table. >> objection. >> the right to object. >> mr. president, the background that leads up to s worth a min

that bill.top that bipartisan bill, don't vote f he said if you want a no, blame me, go ahead and blame me spping that bill. that's what he said. it's a quote onhe record and i saw him saw it and most of the republicans except a handful on the other side of aisle decidedhe lankford bill was no longer acceptable ru said it was not acceptable. the bill died and didn't go forward andor we know that the reality is, any immigration bill a chance need to be bipartisan. this bill would prohibit funding for processing duals who arrive at our borderswe enter. the bill for fun processing between our is would essentiall an open border in between ports limit of use of parole programs for administrations, republicans and democrats, have relied on for emergencies. i'm proud to help -- i'm proud to represent the city of chicago. a part that is called ukrainian village, it's to the north. en to their churches, schools and bakeries as you i like that section of chicago and a lot of ukrainian americans live there

bill. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i devoted much of my life to combatting antisemitism and i'm in tune to bigotry and threats aimed at jewish people. there are needs to fight antisemitism and i am a deeply committed zionist. but someone who is a long time champion of protecting freedom of speech, i must oppose this misguided bill. while there is much i agree with, it's core provision would put a thumb in the scale of one pick definition of antisemitism to the exclusion of all others to be used when department of education assesses claims of antisemitism on campus. this definition adopted ihra, includes examples of antisemitism. the problem is that these examples may include protected speech in some context particularly with respect to criticism of the state of israel. to be clear, i disagree with the sentiments expressed in those examples and criticism does take the form of antisemi

bill: yes.avid: when you graduated, you then did what? bill: i graduated and worked for my dad, actually. my grandfather and his brother started a firm for financing real estate developers, what you might call a commercial mortgage brokerage. and also raised equity financing for developers, sold property. and i went to work there. i spent a little under two years there before going to business school. david: you went to business school at harvard? bill: i did. david: after you graduated from harvard business school, what did you do? bill: that is when i started a hedge fund. david: you said, ok, i am out of harvard business school, i do not need any more experience, i'm just going to start a hedge fund? bill: yes. i had started investing in business school with a classmate. actually, i went to harvard with a plan to learn about investing so i could someday be an investor, and there were no courses on investing in harvard, but there were courses on finance and accounting and competitive strategy

bill and dana. >> bill: thanks for that in florida. thanks. >> dana: joining us for more is trump attorney alina habba. thank you for being with us. last hour we had breaking news about the fani willis case, an appeal, the trump team asked for the appeal and it's being granted. other than that, what's going on? >> what happens in georgia is you have to ask permission to file the appeal. that was granted and now they will hear it. the appeal is based on the decision that said that look, it's either you, fani, or your friend who you hired and paid millions of dollars. he excused himself from the case. our argument is basically it doesn't right the wrongs. there should be disqualification. this case is selective prosecution and persecution at its best and now we get to be heard on that. >> bill: at a minimum it slows it down in fulton county like everything else. not everything but most cases have been. >> like most cases. >> bill: in florida the documents case. when will this judge hold the first hearing or do you even see that in the fo

what my bill with. it's supposed to allow the executive branch to temporarily grant individuals entering into united states on a limited butase basis for urgent humanitarian significant public benefit but n instead of case-by-case,tion uses this programs to to bypass in other words not doing it on a case-by-case basis. the actions of president biden completely out of line withwhat congress intended with parole authority so to address this loophole, i've introduced s s5 the loophole and ensure compliance wi congresses intent for exceptional circumstances. myl outlaws started specific parameters for what constitutes an urgent humanitarian reason ore bill would also provide timing and extension of immigration parole among other reforms. so at this point, mr. president as if in and not withstanding rule 22 i ask unanimous consent that it be further discharged of consideration of the senate proceeded to its immediate conside had passed and the motion to considered immediately upon the table. >> mr. president

our bill helps the f.a.a. both modernize and transform its operations and handling of new entrants like drones and air taxis. a provision that will increase productivity and spur economic activity. important, this reauthorization includes measures to eliminate inefficiencies plaguing the next general office and directs the f.a.a. to complete the beyond visual line of sight role making that will expand drone delivery and other drone operations across the country and especially in my home state of texas. i'm also proud of the reforms aimed at better integrating commercial space activities into the national aerospace system. assisting launch providers and navigating complicated air space will be a boost for texas's thriving commercial space industry. to carry out all of those ambitious goals, the f.a.a. needs a work force that has the technical expertise to conduct executive oversight of manufacturers and airlines, as well as technical experts who can help in the certification of these new and novel technologies.

the bill. first, the fact that mr. norman felt the need to file this amendment to begin with just highlights the lack of clarity around this bill. as we've discussed, this bill will subject any inadmissible immigrant to mandatory immigration detention for merely being arrested or charged with assault on a law enforcement officer or first responder. but the bill lacks any definition for what is considered a first responder. mr. norman was clearly concerned with this as well and felt the need to make sure that campus police and school resource officers were included. unfortunately mr. norman's amendment does not bring any additional clarity to the definition of first responder and it even adds another undefined term, school resource officer. now, mr. norman could easily have remedied this by choosing the definition that exists in title 34 of the u.s. code, but for some reason he did not. states all over the country use different definitions for school resource officers. they have dinner duties an

this bill does that.'d like to thank chairman mchenry and chairman thompson for all their work on this legislation, and i urge my colleagues to support the bill, and i yield back, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman from north carolina reserves. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. waters: i continue to reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady from california reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. mchenry: i'll now recognize the gentleman from michigan, mre oversight financial services committee. i yield one minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. huizenga: thank you, mr. speaker. since the first crypto currency was created nearly 15 years ago, the rules governing the currency ecosystem have remained unclear. as i learned as serving as chairman of the capital markets committee, regulators have been using opaque guidelines and regulation by enforcement, meanwhile congress has been working on a bipartisan path forward. digital assets have

bill, back to you. >> bill: lauren, thank you. we'll stay on it and be back to you with updates when we get them. chester, pennsylvania, keeping an eye on that. >> dana: elvis presley's granddaughter fighting to save graceland. the world famous estate faces a foreclosure. good morning. >> bill: a lot of breaking news today. investment and lending company claims that lisa marie presley, who has since died, elvis presley's daughter, used graceland as collateral for a loan and never repaid it. presley's granddaughter is suing to stop the sale claiming the loan documents are all fake. >> dana: we're following developments on this throughout this hour as court is set to get underway. let's start with dana marie mcnicholl outside of graceland in memphis, tennessee. >> good morning, bill and dana. today we hope to learn the fate of graceland. the granddaughter and owner of elvis presley's home is fighting to keep his home off the auction block. now the presley family says this sale was all fraudulent. part of a fraudulent scheme led by a

want to put this in a comprehensive border bill?t would prohibit funds being used by the department of homeland security to purchase agencies, law enforcementk is t about? this bill would also impose mandatory electronic employment verification known as e-verify on every sector of then economy. i left the meeting in my office with ae state of north carolina. you know what percent farmworkers in america working harvesting crops and fruits and vegetables? you know what undocumented? re undocumented today. so this bill would impose mandatory e-verify and would include the agriculture industry and these undocumented workers, 50% of agriculture workers would be unable to work. what would that do to our food supply chain? i can tell you it would com a grinding halt and it would dramatically increase food. hear that, america? this provision by the junior senator from texas would raise on its own, massive consequences for american families. this bill is so extreme that there was a bipartisan opposition to it in the house of representatives.

it's a border invasion bill. it's not a border bill. it's a border giveaway paid for by the american taxpayers, trillions of dollars. it also weakens the power of the president by suggesting the president close the border only when customs and border patrol has apprehended 4,000 illegal immigrants a day. yeah, you heard that, a day. so we're going to pass a bill that's going to allow 4,000 people to come here a day. that's insane. last time i checked, the commander in chief already has full authority to secure the border. nothing new about that. that's supposed to be a basic requirement of his job, protect the american citizens, protect our borders, protect our country. the bill also includes zero funding for the border wall. zero. and it codifies dangerous catch and release policies. so how did we get here? how is the border bill crafted that does nothing to secure the border? republican leadership put together this bill. they pushed things without telling the rest of the caucus and said, at the end of the day, this is the bill we've c

this bill is good for airports large and small across the nation. the bill does not ignore the fact that sometimes airlines screw up and leave consumers hanging. one provision provides that parents in the chamber should be really happy about is the requirement for airlines to ensure that families are able to sift together. this just makes sense and will help make traveling with young children just a little bit easier. i'm also pleased that there's a requirement that customers who need customer service will now be guaranteed that they can talk to a human representative, and actual human being 24/7. finally, this bill makes important improvements for travelers with disabilities, including requiring training for employees who handle wheelchairs, and it requires the dot toel actually respond to complaints submitted by the aggrieved passengers. i know there's been a lot of attention paid to the additional five round trip flights at the bca by added by this bipartisan bill. reagan national is the only airport in the country that congress has decreed that

this bill will deepen the available data set in thrys. reporting on the intentionality of targeting lawnf officers, because of their status as sworn officers.tr aggd trauma-incluesing incidents that do not r to crime and cataloging the availability to officers ofen resources to deal with the attacks theyuffer. one would expect unanimous support a yet in the judiciary committee, democrats amazingly sought to gut and replace the entire bill w same old anti-police legislation to qualr police officers, create a national registry of police misconduct, require implicit bind so forth. if reacting to unprecedented killings and assaults of cops by inti and undermining cops sounds backwards andshin te vote on this bill. the t is that the strong impulse and desire among to demd delegitimize policen powerful and just under the surface. even as many of them deny they ever uttered the words defund and abolish during the 2020 summer of love. which spawned mass rio a increased attacks and killings of not only po out also those most in need of their espec

. >> bill: if you aren't nice to them they won't be nice to you. >> common sense. >> bill: american tourists arrested in the tiny island of turks and caicos facing more than a decade behind bars. ammunition found in his luggage on the way home from a family vacation and about to learn his fate as u.s. lawmakers fight to bring home the married father of two. there are four other americans detained on the island and more before all that as well. a new hour starts now. i'm bill hemmer, dana has the day off today and hope she has an awesome weekend. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the sentence hearing is getting under way right now and as he gets set for this hearing, another detainee tyler, spoke to fox news digital about how he is holding up. >> it is scary and uncertain. it is just a rollercoaster. i mean, you just have a mix of emotions. yesterday was very emotional for me and my wife and it will get that way again when we have a sentencing date and have to go into the courtroom to figure out what my fate is going to be. >> bill: you have a congressman out of pennsylvania representing one of th

bill: absolutely.ghtful letter that was -- you know, i think 25 million people saw it on twitter, and remarkably, i did not get a response, which, to me, is a very bad and weak approach. literally no response. no acknowledgment. no, "dear bill, i hear what you are saying." nothing. so i'm an activist, but my activism today is probably not in the corporate boardroom. it is on campus, and this is not just a harvard problem. and it is an nyu problem. it is a university of pennsylvania problem. it -- you know, the more i examine the issue, the more woke, the more left-leaning the institution, the more antisemitism, which is a very unfortunate thing. david: you built pershing from nothing to what it is today, a very successful hedge fund. what makes you most proud, having done that from the start or other things you have done in your philanthropic life? what are you most proud of having achieved in your life so far? bill: a number of things. i love having a company where i believe pretty much everyone here

the bill would criminalize child recycling.it would require dhs to deport illegal aliens who refuse a dna test. it would mandate a maximum 10-year sentence for illegals who fabricate family ties to a minor and require hhs to process such children as unaccompanied minors. protecting migrant children should not be controversial, but if my democrat colleagues object, they are making their position clear on this issue. so, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session. further, that the committee on the judiciary be discharged from further consideration of s. 1843 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. durbin: reserving the right to object, mr. president -- the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: i understand this bill is intended to, quote, require a dna test to determine the relationship between asylum-seeking adults at the border and, quote, any accompanying children. however, it fails to accomplish this g

bill, back to you. >> bill: that's for sure. thank you. we have a great team inside the courthouse giving us minute by minute updates. as soon as they're done with break we'll check in with them. gregg jarrett out with a new opinion piece. look. he writes in part how stormy daniels self-destructed under a devastating cross examination. stunned prosecutors must have been muttering to themselves why did we call her as a witness? they are object ifb was to humiliate and smear trump. it backfired spectacularly. her story seemed to change dramatically depending on the audience and her motives for personal gain. that's the problem with lying witnesses, the taint rubs off on the prosecution who called her. let's get into it more with our legal panel. leo terrell, fox news contributor, andrew stolteman and lee zeldin, attorney and former new york congressman. leo, start with you. look, stormy daniels wrapped up her testimony, extremely salacious stuff. a lot having nothing to do with the case. she said she could talk to dead people yesterday. mich

bill. the clerk: h.r. 3944 an act to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 120 west church street in mount vernon georgia as second lieutenant patrick palmer calhoun post office. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california mr. mcclintock seek recognition? mr.mcclintock: i have a bill at the desk. the clerk: -- the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the gentleman wish to call up the bill pursuant to house resolution 737. the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: resolution denouncing the biden administration's immigration policies. pursuant to house resolution 1137, the resolution is considered read. the resolution shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member on the member of the judiciary committee. the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock and the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, each will control 30 minutes. the cha

no bill is perfect. i believe the legislation before us today will make real progress toward a safer and more reliable aviation system and an improved flying experience for the american public. i'm grateful to all those who contributed to getting this bill to the floor today. the chairman of the commerce committee i know how much work goes into the process of drafting and moving in the faa reauthorization bill and i want to thank the chair and the ranking member and all of their staff and i predict they want to thank ranking member ted cruz for his tireless efforts in getting this bill to the finish line in ensuring that we ended up with a strong piece of legislation. his work to ensure that we have strong staffing mandates for air traffic controllers as well as efforts to reduce backlogs and improve the faa's efficiency deserve particular recognition. i also want to thank senators moran and duckworth for their leadership at the subcommittee on aviation operations and innovation. mr. president as i said

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half at texas. >> bill: imagine that.ood reporting there and we'll continue to stay on that aspect of the story. william la jeunesse, thanks. >> dana: custodian at columbia breaking his silence following a terrifying night last week when an anti-israeli mob invaded the university's hamilton hall and swarmed the custodian as he was working. describing the terror in an interview with the free press. >> they came from both sides of the staircases, they came through the elevators and they were just rushing. it was just like they had a plan and it was like what the hell is going on? >> dana: the custodian has not been back to work since saying he no longer feels safe there. there was an interview and the reporter joins us now. thank you for tracking him down to track him down and tell you what went on. how is he doing now? >> dana, he is really a little bit overwhelmed to be honest. a lot of attention on a subject he is a guy that wants to have a good job and provide for his family and never expected to be in the spotlight lik

bill. and we've got work to do. but as we know, for more than 90 years, the u.s. congress has -- we've always work together on this to advance a farm bill, and that's critical to rural america. it's critical to all of america. it's about our agricultural and food policy and our environment. it reaches far beyond farms and fields and into the lives of every american throughout our country. the farm bill, as you know, shapes the future of ag policy for every five years. it's always tough to get from here to there, so we have much more work to do. but it has been something that is essential to give our farmers the support they need. and it's also the most important legislation that we take up to support rural america. the small towns across our entire country that sustain our agricultural sector, do so much for our economy, and so much for sustaining important personal and patriotic values. vermont is a very proud rural state, and agriculture is the keystone of our culture as well as economy.

the bill for over a year. of course it's not just blocking the sewer the bothered act that is the problem -- border acted that is the problem. democrats will not vote for real border security measures. for three years now open the border democrats, each and every one of them, have rejected solutions aimed at fixing the border crisis. not once, not twice, 22 different recorded votes. democrats banded together to say no to finishing the wall, no to ending catch and and release, no to restoring remain in mexico policy, they blocked the laken riley act. meanwhile they embraced policies that tried to smooth the know of -- flow of illegal immigrants when americans all across the country are saying, stop this flood, this includes sending illegal immigrants cash payments paid with taxpayer dollars. democrats continue to fund sanctuary cities. for three years my democratic colleagues seemed to welcome the crisis at the southern border. they now want to run away from their record and we know why, because election day is

this bill is a disaster. it basically gets rid of human rights checks and balances already in place on arms transfers. and it would interfere with any administration's ability to comply with u.s. obligations under international human rights and humanitarian law. and i think it's absurd that my republican friends don't understand the difference between supporting israel and writing prime minister netanyahu a blank check to do whatever the hell he wants with u.s. weapons, with no regard for civilian life or human rights. that's not even just the democratic position, by the way. three u.s. presidents have threatened to pause military aid to israel under similar circumstances. and who were they? they were dwight eisenhower, ronald reagan, and george h.w. bush, all republicans, madam speaker. all republicans. so please don't give me this partisan b.s. please spare us that. your military, u.s. military assistance doesn't come with no conditions. if our taxpayers are paying for it, they ought to have some level of a

bill, back to you. >> bill: thank you, molly. we'll be back to her with events from there. to the west coast. >> dana: william la jeunesse is in los angeles with the anti-israel protests out that way. hi, william. >> the 2200 arrested that molly refers to arrested across the u.s. in the last two weeks are forcing universities to decide do they enforce consequences for students who violate school rules and the law or not? at ucla360 faculty are deimagineding full legal and academic amnesty for the 210 teachers and students and others arrested there. the largest employee union may file a labor complaint against the university for its treatment of protestors. >> the students all they could to peacefully resist this crackdown. >> that's not exactly what the evidence shows. students were asked to leave. then fought police with fire extinguishers when they chose not you. yesterday all were released from jail for trespassing. >> it was a cause i believe in and surrounded by my fellow students. >> portland state police retook control of a lie bear now filled with graffiti and crash

>> dana: i think so. >> bill: bill belichick used to say do your job. we're go over here.of the guests took a shot at bob kraft and tomorrow brady said don't do that stuff again. >> dana: roasts can be fun. i can't wait to roast you one day. working on it now. i don't have a venue. i'll work on it. it is so fun. we want to get to this news bubbling up overseas in rafah. we're watching that. plus a former trump organization executive takes the stand in the former president's criminal trial. we have the latest next. els is y of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be... like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. book direct at choicehotels.com. did you know you can get 40% off a single pair of glasses at america's best? these savings won't last forever. unlike your eternal elation. ok, settle down. shop online or book an exam at americasbest.com. they get it. they know how it works. more importantly, it works for them. i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. i

authorization bill does all those things. it provides the direction, it provides the resources, it helps us build that aviation work force and it helps us implement safety technology that will be part of the next gen system and improve aviation and airport infrastructure nationwide. some of my colleagues may think, well, f.a.a., okay. it's an aviation bill. but what is behind this? aviation contributes 5% of our gdp. that's 1.9 trillion of economic activity and 11 million jobs. getting this right is paramount. i think that some people look at what happened during covid, everybody has work force shortages, everybody has problems. the work force everywhere, but when you have a work force problem in aviation, it means you don't have the highest standards for safety, that is why we have to pass this legislation. our bill gives the aviation work force the tools and the platform they need. it's talking about machinists, about engineers, about mechanics, about pilots, about flight attendants, about baggage handlers, maintenance work

[cheers and applause] >> bill: quite the political event. new yorkers showing up and showing off for the former president. bronx rally expected to draw 3500. campaign says more than like 25,000. whatever the number, it was a moment to behold in this campaign. dana has the day off. we wish her and peter the best memorial weekend. i'm bill hemmer in new york with my old pal smitty. >> sandra:. new yorkers coming out in full force for president trump. his message on the economy, inflation, immigration all seemed to be resonating. >> bill: it's been 40 years. 1984 since a republican won the empire state. trump team believes it can siphon off support from joe biden among minority voters especially. >> the sample fact is joe biden isn't getting the job done for the bronx. he is not getting the job done for new york and he is not getting the job done for america. >> sandra: more from our new york city newsroom. quite a morning with the cover of the "new york post" uptown funk, bryan. >> only as the "new york post" can do with those headlines. quite

that is why the farm bill exists. it is not just written for good times, it is also written for bad. when your crops fail, the farm bill provides a safety net. when you need a loan to save a family farm, the farm bill ensures access to credit. when your community needs an updated water system, the farm bill secures that funding. when your rural home lax internet access, -- lacks internet access, the farm bill bridges that gap for broaden band service and -- broadband service. and when you need help feeding your family, the farm bill supports healthy nutrition programs to make sure americans don't go to bed hungry. the farm bill has always been a top priority for me. by reinforcing crop insurance, boosting commodity reference prices, we're supporting the agricultural industries on their worst days and investing in them into tomorrow. this is vitally important. now, another key priority of mine is ensuring farmers are not able -- to not only feed folks at home but around the world. my district is blessed to be located b

bill. this extension buys the senate a little more time to do their job while keeping the airways safe and don't get a tax break and encourage all members to support this extension so we can consider the conference bill next week. with that, i urge support and reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: i rise in support which extends the authorization and related authorities for one week, one week to give the senate the time to wrap up its consideration for bicameral, bipartisan and f.a.a. re-authorization bill. this legislation reflects an agreement between the house and the senate and will protect the safety of the flying public. think back to last july when the house passed its version of this bill, 351-69 arbitration strong bipartisan bill. since then i am pleased with the progress we have made and able so come to an agreement with senate counterparts last sunday and we have been in close con

and it's not just what's in the bill that troubles me. it's what's not in the bill. if enacted, this bill would fail to provide relief for a single dreamer, for a single farm worker, or a single essential worker or long-term resident of the united states who has been here for years, in some cases decades working, paying taxes, contributing to the strength of our communities and our country and the success of our economy. so the senate is voting on this package now for a second time, but still no votes on the dream act, which, by the way, does enjoy bipartisan support. it's hard to swallow. and there's more. we hear that there's some extreme executive actions coming soon. for as much has been accomplished by this body, this chamber has also served as the backdrop for some of the most vile rhetoric in our nation's history. the same hatred that met irish and italian immigrants coming tlul ellis island permeated these walls for the chinese exclusion act. the same villainized west for mexico and the southern border. every time political leaders villainize immigrants, comm

i'm bill hemmer.morning to you at home and good morning to you. >> martha: great to be here, martha maccallum. president biden is shaking the money tree attending campaign frond raisers with west coast billionaires today while former president trump is in new york city fighting one of his many legal battles. >> biden and dnc added $90 million to the war chest in march compared to 66 million for the trump campaign. going to come down to dollars in some ways, right? edward lawrence, fox business, live at the white house with more on this now. edward, good morning to you. >> president joe biden waking up in san francisco right now. you mentioned a slough of found raisers. two in san francisco and one in seattle. former president trump is stuck in a courtroom in new york city. the biden campaign is admitting while president trump is truck in the courtroom in new york they'll send president biden out to do campaign stops as well as visiting all the battleground states which the campaign believes is very im

hello. >> good morning, bill and dana. the judge right now is going through this process of reading those instructions. this is a huge swath, very large portion of the instructions because they span 55 pages and want roughly 29 pages read back to them. what is covered by that, a lot of the basic ground rules. what is evidence, what types of inferences can be drawn from the evidence. what can they conclude from redactions and instructions on the limiting instruction and the presumption of innocence. the fact that president trump didn't testify in his own defense and didn't have to all the way down to the explanation of the counts. falsification of business records and importantly as we've heard discussed many times, this interesting instruction from judge merchan about the unlawful means that the jury is searching for in determining whether a state law may have been violated or there was an intent to violate a state law by unlawfully influencing an election and the fact the jurors need not be unanimous in figuring out what

again, the plain consequences of this bill do not match the purported goals of the bill's sponsor and supporters. if republicans wanted the s.e.c. to consult with prudential regulators and reissue modified guidance, they should do that. this bill does the opposite. it actually prevents the s.e.c. from consulting with prudential regulators in order to reissue modified guidance. with that, mr. speaker, i now yield five minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. sherman, who is also the ranking member of the subcommittee on capital markets. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for five mississippi. mr. sherman: thank you. the crypto industry comes before our committee almost every week saying, we want clarity. then the s.e.c. provides the clarity and now the friends of crypto are here to abolish the clarity. to not only take away release 121, which requires that the custodians of crypto indicate that on the balance sheet, but to prevent the s.e.c. from issuing a revised version of 121 that could call for that same disclosure to be made in footnotes. it

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. he is off -- the state is done with his questions. is robert costello, right? he is telling the jury the shame bombshell claims he told to congress last week and told us, too, on our program. i think he was with martha as well. who is he? former legal advisor to michael cohen, from new york. he had a falling out partly due to alleged outstanding legal bills which there were many, formal federal prosecutor and defense lawyer. costello is on the stand yesterday saying michael cohen said numerous times that president trump knew nothing about those payments, that he did this on his own and he repeated that numerous times, okay? we reported on that many times. he has said that on television the last week many times. so here we go. go ahead. >> dana: what we can show you a little bit of that from costello. watch here. >> i probably came back to this subject ten or 20 times during the two-hour period. every time i brought it up, every time he answered i swear to god bob, i don't have anything on donald trump. i decided i have to make it know

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now has 18 sponsors the most ever for this bill. and we'll keep working to build more support because when liberals, conservative, activist entrepreneur veteran groups can come together on an issue, that's a clear sign we've got momentum at our side and wind is at our back. i'm very proud of the bill we're releasing today as i said our legislation will finally remove marijuana from the federal list of control substances. it will expunge criminal records of so many americans with low level marijuana offenses that haunt them and inhibit them for decades preventing them from getting good jobs and leading good, strong lives. and it will help our country close the book once and for all on the awful and harmful a failed war on drugs. which all too often has been nothing more than a war on americans of color. in short our bills about individual freedom and basic fairness, we cannot tolerate any longer the tragedy of a young person getting arrested because they have a small amount of marijuana in their pocket for years -- that's all it took

and foreign market development program in the farm bill. and i believe that the new trade deal is critical for our american agriculture. however, there are many places where i am very critical of the chinese government and other agriculture technology is highly concerning to me. and continues to be a problem. marked desertion through domestic price support programs and ignoring w.t.o. decisions hinders access and creates an uneven playing field for u.s. farmers. and i also remain highly critical of any foreign government seeking to buy american land near essential intelligence or our military installations p. this is now a major national security. we must protect our national security interests. this is a national security issue of soaring magnitude to this nation. we've got to protect our farmland and not get it in the hands of foreign interests. particularly china. i look forward to hearing from our witness chairman today and coming out of this hearing with an improved understanding of our relationship with china and how we can work toget

this is our bill. the public is on the same page and in the polling data, democrats, republicans, and independents are all on the same page. act on a bipartisan bill, get something done. don't play political games. and this is a bill that will hire thousands of new border agents, a bill that will finally reform asylum, a bill that will commit billions to stop the flow of fentanyl, a bill endorsed by the national border patrol union and the chamber of commerce and the very conservative wall street editorial page. so to my republican colleagues, you wanted this border bill. today we vote on this border bill, and it's time to show you're serious about solving the problem. look, i understand that today's bill is not going to win every single democratic vote or every single republican vote. that was never the goal of this bill. the bill was rather to come up with something that could get 60 votes. a majority on both sides of the aisle. that's how it was crafted. and it's far different than what the republic