the idea of the quilt was to continue in 1985 of clyde jones and mike smith will share with you today. mike, stand up. to honor of all those we loved in h.i.v./aids. started with one name and one panel four decades ago. and decades later, 50,000 panels and 110,000 names. this quilt weighs 54 tons. a large community art project in the entire world. and it tells the tragic stories of brothers who died too soon, moms who contracted aids to childbirth and her daughter's life stolen and her own as well. friends and partners who lost loved ones in their lives. and so many more stories of precious lives have cut too short. and i do realize that on these days of celebration, they bring back all the memories. they're hard. it's not easy. it's important but it's not easy. so i want to thank you for being here. this quilt was first displayed on the national mall in 1987. over the years, when president clinton's inaugural parade. today for the first time in the nation's history, the second quilt event publicly displayed here at the white house because -- [applause] because like the first -- of th

mike smith: it's an internet site dedicated to sports.on said he went out a second time to smoke a cigar. but prosecutors contended jason was a fierce anti-smoker, and the weather that night was freezing, windy. prosecution: can you tell me whether or not there was ever any substantial outerwear that the defendant either had in his luggage or was wearing? no, sir, it was, i think, a suit jacket. prosecution: ok. that was the only outerwear that i'm aware of. keith morrison (voiceover): jason chose not to testify this time, but the defense fought back, of course. they argued the gas station attendant's memory couldn't be trusted because of a childhood brain injury. i've had memory problems since i was six because i've been through a lot with myself, and my kids, and my ex-husband. keith morrison (voiceover): the defense also argued that case really wasn't solved-- that there was no physical evidence to prove jason was the killer. there wasn't one scratch on mr. young. keith morrison (voiceover): that he would never have had time to make th

mike smith who after starting his group in the u.s. navy served as in various roles in uap systems, lockheed martin, as president hii nuclear power business and in our conversation he helped establish joint venture in india. he is now defensive usa president and ceo. in terms of her plan for today i plan to kick off the conversation with a few questions for panels and opening it up to questions and comments all of you may have. my first question asked before each of you please of the topic of the unique contribution allies can bring. mosier conversation today's focus on what can allies bring in terms of defense and social capacity? driven by the war in ukraine and the prospect of a potential conflict with china we're looking to allies contributions to either excellent defense and doesn't capacity here or across the broader defense industrial space. i think it's fair to say allies have unique perspectives, either their geographic situation, security circumstances, technology basis can differ and that tends to bring different ideas regar

joining us now to unpack all of this and get into it is the president of house majority pac mike smithd mike came into the studio. hard to get you on the road. >> on the road -- >> remind me of old school when i was -- >> okay. >> the view of the world. >> mike, talk about these recruitment efforts. why people in these unlikely chosen fields, so what i'm hearing is not people who maybe have run for office before, maybe business owners, why? >> so i'd say in 2024 over 148 million votes were cast. 7,300 votes determine who'd had control of the house of representatives, that's it, 7,300 out of 148 million. >> what? >> 7,300 votes across three districts. the through line for whether we won or lost most districts related to the quality of the candidate running. and we know '26 is going to be ground zero for the house of representatives. the only way to keep a check donald trump and make sure republicans can't enact some of these extreme policies is if we elect a democratic majority and elect hakeem jeffries as the next speaker. we've seen how crazy it's been. whether it's threatening to def

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we have senator mike lee in a moment and we'll hear from house ways and means chair jason smith, senate finance committee chair mike crapo and senators m marsha blackburn. hillary vaughn what's cooking. reporter: well, president-elect trump gave pete hegseth some advice when he picked him as secretary of defense, according to pete hegseth trump told him, you have to be tough as blank. i can be say it on tv, pete is not backing down from this fight, despite unproven accusations swirling related to his drinking and treatment of women, which pete hegseth denies and points out are from anonymous sources he so capitol hill to make case face to face with every senator he is call kawhid for the job. >> -- he is qualified for the job. >> i spoke with president-elect trump this morning, he said keep fighting. >> you are in this all the way. >> why would i back down, i will keep fighting. reporter: hegseth fights on there are reports indicating that trump might be mulling a possible plan b if hegseth cannot win enough support sources tell fox trump continuing good good governor ron desantis as a

i'm sandra smith, and mike, great to have you today. >> mike: i'm mike emanuel info john roberts. this is suite 27. he winces in the subway car testified that his erratic behavior made them feel unsafe. speethree he waived his miranda rights to answer questions from the nypd investigators, saying he was just trying to keep him from hurting other passengers. we are going to hear directly from judge jeanine pirro who is right now inside that courtroom in just moments. but first, cb cotton is outside the new york supreme court. what is the latest to hearing the courtroom? >> hi, sandra. one of daniel penny's defense attorneys is in the middle of giving his closing arguments, and he opened with video of a new york city subway in the background. he's asking jurors to imagine as if they were on the subway last year when jordan neely got on and began making threats. defense attorney stephen razor is pointing to a key piece of evidence in this case to make the argument to jurors that his clients used his mill military training and a nonlethal way. pointing out to jurors that throughout th

in 1985 clyde jones and mike smith was here with us today. mike, there you are.nd up, mike. >> together woe honor the spirit of resilience including 40 million people living with hiv around the world today. 40 million. the stigma and misinformation. government failing to act and acknowledge the dignity of lgbtq+ lives and the seriousness of the aids epidemic. improving outcome for people living with hiv. it matters. it 3459ers throughout the world. but for all our progress, so many people continue to live with hiv, including 1 million americans and that's why we made clear the insurance company can't deny coverage for the medication or lack of doctors treating patients. we're fighting the stigma of discrimination against hiv community by ending the shamful, shameful practice of banning gay and bisexual men from donating blood. >> please stand while the president and mrs. biden depart. ♪ ♪ >> everything is by our mission to prevent regulations and saddle barriers from keeping emerging technologies from coming to market. >> would you say it's pro industry versus pr

. >> that is house ways and means chairman jason smith with utah senator mike lee with me yesterday discussingations strat on "sunday morning futures" as house he freedom caucus calling for two reconciliation wills fully offset border security package to move first in the first 30 days first 100 days of president trump's term a are larger bill covering taxes energy spending bureaucracy more into that second reconciliation package we have told you all about this last couple weeks the freedom caucus sent a hered a borders writes it is our understanding president trump's closest advisories experts on border believe music immediate resources, secure border state of repatriation on day one, a member of the gop doctors caucus good to see you this morning. thank you so much for being here, so, you sent this letter from the freedom caucus to speaker mike johnson. advocating for two packages one reconciliation pack the beginning of the year then one towards the latter end of the year you heard what with jason smith said, he thinks taxes should go in the primary bill the first one. why are you against t

i'm sandra smith. mike, good heavy today. >> mike: great to be working with you as always.'m mike emanuel in for john roberts. "the new york post" cover reading hunter gets away with it. a decision his family seems to blindly support. >> mike: donald trump has promised to present the weaponization of government as he taps kash patel. >> sandra: bill malaysian has more on trump's transition into the oval office martha maccallum is on deck to the stunning pardon. but first a david spunt from washington for us. how are people responding the president's new pick of cash mattel? >> it's a mixed bag. it depends who you ask for a president-elect trump promised a shake-up at the fbi. allies and critics agree that choosing cash mattel to lead the agency is a shake-up. watch. >> and encourage president trump to bring cash mattel to the table for precisely this reason. he represents the type of change we need to see in the fbi. >> christopher wray has not said whether he will step down or wait to be fired and go out on his own terms before trump takes office. he is in year seven of th

. >> mike: from liz smith and "the new york times", many of the democrats who succeeded this cycle our best over performers, people who ran against the democratic party brand. trump tore down the blue wall in the industrial midwest but expanded his vote the most in our bluest and most urban areas. harrison, what about that analysis? >> you look at chicago right now, you have the mayor refusing to do anything about the illegal immigration crisis and black voters saying enough is enough, we want our city back and our country back. the same thing in california. avenue some doubling down on illegal immigration crisis. meanwhile his whole state went 2 million plus voters for donald trump's time around and if that isn't a referendum of we don't like the way california is going, i don't know what will. the democratic party has their head in the sand and there's nothing that is going to change that because they don't know how to win without one, weaponize and the government, like mary said, or two, completely ignoring the will of the voters. you are seeing that now. they want to deny president

the idea of the quilt was conceived in 1985 by lyde smith and mike jones. to honor the memory of those we lost to hiv/aids. it started with one name on one panel. decades later, 50,000 panels and 110,000 names. this quilt weighs 54 tons. the largest community art project in the entire world. it tells the tragic stories of brothers who died too soon, moms who contracted aids at childbirth, daughter's life stolen and her own as well. friends and partners who lost loved ones. so many more stories of precious lives cut too short. i do realize that these days of celebration, they bring back all the memories. they are hard. it's not easy. it's important but it's not easy. so i want to thank you for being here. this quilt was first displayed on the national mall in 1987. over the years, it made its way to the ellipse and president clinton's inaugural parade. today, for the first time in history, the sections are being publicly displayed here at the white house. [ applause ] because like the first threads of this quilt were stitched nearly 40 years ago, it's woven

we've got senator mike lee plus we'll hear from house ways and means jason smith, senate finance committee chair mike crap ox and senators marshall blah burn and katie bit but first up our very own hillary vaughn trolling capitol hill as she always does, striking fear into the hearts of whomever. hillary what's cooking? what's cooking? reporter: larry, well, president-elect trump gave pete hegseth advice when he picked him as secretary of defense. according to hegseth, trump told him "you have to be tough as blanket something i can't say on tv so pete hegseth is not back down from this fight despite so far unproven accusations swirling related to his drinking and treatment of women which hegseth denies and points out are from anonymous sources. he's here on capitol hill to make the case face-to-face to every senator he is qualified for the job. >> i spoke to the president-elect this morning. he said keep going, keep fighting. >> so you're in this all the way? >> why would i back down? i've always been a fighter and i'm here for fighting. reporter: but while hegseth fights on, there are rep

you heard my conversation with senator mike lee and representative jason smith, chairman of house ways a debate on what to put where. so or where are you on that? do you want to do the border bill first? do you want to wait for tax extensions until later in '25? how will you vote? >> we have to get a reconciliation bill that deals with funding deportation, fund detention centers, fund border security. let's get that done quickly. i mean january, february time frame. look, this is a new day in america. this idea that washington, d.c. has to take forever to get the things done that need to happen has completely gone over. the american people have given us a mandate to get things done quickly and efficiently. we can get the tax cuts made permanent later in the year. we get a little muscle memory, we learn how to win, and i think we get some democrat support. of i think you'll be surprised how many democrats will cross over once they see the successes we can deliver for the american people. maria: well, in the last congress there were questions about some senators' support of president tru

smith to act as speaker pro tempore on this day, signed mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. the chaplain: would you play with me? joy to the world, shout for joy all the earth. let us burst into jubilant song and make music to the lord with the instruments at hand, whether with harp or higher or trumpets, let us praise the lord and sing a new song. let us employ all within our mortal bodies to sing songs of praise. let hills and floods, rocks, hills and plains repeat the sounding joy because god has done marvelous things. you, o lord, is the author of our salvation and you reveal your righteousness to all the nations. remember your love to us and faithfulness to your people, that all the ends of the earth will know of your deliverance. rule the world with your truth and grace, that all nations will prove the glories of your righteousness and the wonders of your love. in the name of the one who is the source of our joy, we pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: thank you, chaplain. pursuant to section 3-z

smith. meanwhile, he also left last night's loss to the packers in the third quarter with a knee injury, slammed his helmet to the ground in frustration. seattle head coach mikecdonald said after smith's knee appears to be intact, but his status for next week is up in the air. and houston. meanwhile, we had a very scary situation. dolphins receiver grant dubose took a very hard hit on this play right here from the texans kalen bullock. he was motionless on the field. medical personnel. they came in. they removed his helmet, cut off his jersey to attend to him. he was taken to the hospital where he is in stable condition. tyreek hill said after the game dubose was in good spirits when he talked to him and he's moving and that's all that matters. the injury bug also continuing to hit the lions defense. they lost two more players for the season, including khalil dorsey, who suffered a gruesome leg injury on this play. he had to be carted off. as for the game, josh allen pretty much locking up the mvp award with another stellar performance. he ran for two touchdowns. he threw for two as well, the bills just dominating the lions, winning 48 to 42, snapping detroit

you chairman mike rogers working with adam smith on the armed services committee.ut then you get, and within the foreign affairs committee it's quite bipartisan. but then you get to ideological committees. i'm on the education workforce committee, and so, if they could is where the real bulldog named virginia foxx is a chairman, chairwoman of that committee. because there ideological differences between the parties. and so the ranking member there is top-notch individual bobby scott. ideologically we don't agree. >> in the back. >> thank you for taking time to speak today. just on trade. personal you lay a lot of this is the doing great work in south carolina. it sounds like america's open for business, right? president trump a stocky 20% terrorist, european visitors are are not hearing that very likely. what would your message to president trump in that regard? >> actually, very much can say he can use tariffs legitimate because as good as things have been come we also have in addition to represent cmc steel, newport steel. we've had in the past dumping from peopl

i've grieved with my community for mike brown, jimmy powell, vonderek myers, anthony lamar smith and so many other, so, so many others. i know that police brutality is a preventable crisis, that it is affecting black and brown communities disproportionately. it is with -- it is what our movement to save lives is born out of and it is why i partnered with that same movement to author the people's responseact, to end police brutality to end all police violence, to transform community safety, to treat public safety as the public health issue that it is. i am one of just over 180 black representatives to ever serve in this institution. where over 1,700 members of congress, who enslaved black people, have held office. and as the congresswoman representing the very district where dred scott was denied citizenship because he was black, i've seen how the legacy of enslavement persists in the policies that govern our lives today. from housing and health care to education and economic inequality, to mass incarceration and police brutality. it's why i introduced this reparations now resolution,

i've grieved with my community for mike brown, jimmy powell, vonderek myers, anthony lamar smith and so many other, so, so many others. i know that police brutality is a preventable crisis, that it is affecting black and brown communities disproportionately. it is with -- it is what our movement to save lives is born out of and it is why i partnered with that same movement to author the people's responseact, to end police brutality to end all police violence, to transform community safety, to treat public safety as the public health issue that it is. i am one of just over 180 black representatives to ever serve in this institution. where over 1,700 members of congress, who enslaved black people, have held office. and as the congresswoman representing the very district where dred scott was denied citizenship because he was black, i've seen how the legacy of enslavement persists in the policies that govern our lives today. from housing and health care to education and economic inequality, to mass incarceration and police brutality. it's why i introduced this reparations now resolution,

and so you have chairman mike rogers working with adam smith on the armed services committee. but then you get, and we uh within the foreign affairs committee, it's quite bipartisan, but then you get to ideological committees. ok. i'm on the education workforce committee. and thank goodness, we have a real bulldog named virginia fox is the chairman of that chairwoman of that committee and because there are ideological legitimate differences between the political parties. the ranking member there is a top notch individual bobby scott. but ideologically, we don't agree. >> in the back there. >> brian maguire, european news agency. thank you for taking time to speak today. just on trade. first of all, you lay out a lot of businesses that are doing great work in, in south carolina. and it's, it's a message that sounds to me like we're america is open for business, right? president trump is talking 20% tariffs on european businesses are not hearing that very lightly. what would your message to president trump be in that regard? well, i actually, and very much can see that he can us

i am sandra smith in new york. >> mike: i am mike emanuel stay with us.

speaker, under the leadership of mike johnson, chairman mike rogers, ranking member adam smith and additional colleagues in the house and senate, fiscal year 2025 national defense authorization act represents months of bipartisan and bicameral collaboration. it is a bill that balances the needs of our servicemen and women in the fiscal challenges facing our nation. the ndaa deters our adversaries and supports our allies and our country is facing threats to our security and freedom at levels that we have not seen since world war ii. it is imperative that our servicemembers and families are supported so they can focus on their mission. chairman rogers established a panel to evaluate the quality of life and found servicemembers' standards of living are a cause for low morale and family stress. this undermines our retention and military readiness. ndaa puts the servicemembers and families first. and this legislation boosts compensation, improves housing, and smandz access to medical care and provides service -- support for the support of servicemembers. the ndaa advances important policies to sup

maria: house ways and means committee chairman jason smith and utah senator mike lee with me yesterdayg reconciliation and their strategy, discussing this on sunday morning futures with me as the house freedom caucus is calling for two reconciliation bills. they want a fully offset border security package to move first, then a larger bill covering taxes, energy, spending, bureaucracy and more to go second. in a letter to speaker johnson, the freedom caucus board of directors writes this, it's our understanding that president trump's closest advisors and experts on the border believe they must have immediate resources to begin to undo damage caused by the biden administration, secure the border and start removals and repatriations on day one. joining us now, congressman ralph norman. thank you for being here. what we don't mention in the whole idea of doing two different reconciliation packages, one on the border early on to be passed by april 30th which i've been reporting on for many, many weeks and a second one at the end of the year. what we're not reporting and this is the truth th

i am sandra smith in new york. >> mike: i am mike emanuel stay with us. >> martha: good afternoon everybody i'm martha maccallum this is the story. breaking right now we are getting information from this on our weather center he got parts of california and oregon currently under a tsunami warning after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked the west coast. it happen 40 miles off the california shore and was felt as far south as san francisco and the warning impacts more than 5 million people in that zone. let's dip into fox weather and listen to their expertise here on what they are seeing. >> usgs some folks did report feeling despair we are seeing some video come in of at least miner damage done. >> and you have to look at how far inland this did show across the corridor further south across the san francisco bay area this was something that happened offshore to your point but it was felt well inland across parts of california. >> esp or so because of the proximity to the united states coastline, i don't think there was necessarily enough time for the usgs and the soon on the warning center to

these are the brand-new images and hello i'm sandra smith in new york and mike go to a course crime stopperyesterday and those two are brand-new is. we are trying to break down new details as i get it. >> i am mike emanuel and for john roberts in washington and great to be working with you, sandra this is "america reports" pared to the manhunt for the shooter date two the manhattan hotel where the photos were taken. they were also reports the killer may have left a chilling message on the shell casings found at the scene. in moments we will speak to "the new york post" reporter who got the scoop where the investigation goes next. >> sandra: looking forward to that the first alexis mcadams has been following this sense go and what do we know now, alexis? as you heard from investigators when you are talking with people of the nypd and more, people thought is this guy a hit man? could he be an amateur? question occasionally his face in the new surveillance clips in the place are getting closer to an arrest. you can see him smiling in that surveillance picture that we got into the newsroom a sh

i appreciate so much the leadership of chairman mike rogers and ranking member adam smith for their diligentork for providing this crucial national defense authorization act for peace through strength. this is a bipartisan legislation including critical provisions for the palmetto state including its military bases and critical missions at the savannah river site. as a 31-year veteran of the army national guard myself along with three son who was served in iraq, egypt and afghanistan, i appreciate this legislation which supports the deployment of the national guard to the southern border, cuts inefficient programs and bureaucracy and guts programs at the department of defense. it reaffirms congressional support for our allies and partners in the indo-pacific by countering chinese party influence by fully funding military information operations assistance to the region. it also ensures israel has adequate stocks of air defense interceptors to defense itself against the regime in tehran. dictators like putin and assad must be deterred from invasion. the ndaa fully supports plutonium production

also our colleagues in the house, chairman mike rogers and representative adam smith. their partnership has been crucial for the success of this bill, and the hallmark of the senate and house armed services committees has long been bipartisanship. and i am glad that we have continued that tradition for the 64th consecutive year. i would also like to thank the members of the senate and house armed services committees who helped produce this bill as well as leader schumer, leader mcconnell, speaker johnson and leader jeffries, who facilitated a thorough debate and enabled all members to engage in the process. we were able to negotiate hundreds of bipartisan provisions between both chambers over the past few months. this is a strong, forward-looking bill that we can all be proud of. this ndaa is laser-focused on the threats we face. first and foremost, it recognizes the urgent challenge that china poses to our national security. beijing continues to escalate its aggressive behavior, both militarily and economically, against the u.s. and our allies, and we must respond wit

mike moma in chicago. hello, everyone i am sandra smith in new york. josephine when he had the approval of the audience as well. i am john roberts and good to spend wednesday with you. this is "america reports" and democrats vowing to defy trump to ramp up deportation process day one of his administration. one california county to expand protections for illegal immigrants making it even harder for the federal immigration agencies to do their jobs. speed to the place in san diego would not be allowed to tell i.c.e. what when and where illegal migrants release from custody. charles payne is here and has more in moments. >> john: peppers matt finn in los angeles and just how restrictive will this new policy in san diego county b? >> currently california law allows municipalities to talk with the federal government about criminal migrants in jail and some conv convicted of heins crimes that san diego county is preventing its local law enforcement from talking with the federal government about details like criminal migrants might be released. instead both s

listen to the republican, smith of nebraska today, about poor mike johnson. >> i can't say with divinitybecause you have the gentleman from kentucky [ inaudible ] anyone who is going to vote against speaker johnson is weakening our conference and it is going to strengthen the hand of hakeem jeffries, i'm just going to be blunt about it. >> i mean, brendan, that is not wrong. also because when the new congress is sworn in on january 3rd, it is a two seat majority or a one seat majority, depending -- >> they will have a little buffer before elise stefanik and michael waltz leave for the administration. three votes he could theoretically lose. that is don bacon, that is a guy right down the middle of the conference, he is not sure mike johnson is going to make it. mike johnson made some very serious, unfortunate errors here at the end of the year. obviously, we saw the dustup with the government funding plan and what trump and elon did. he was trying to avoid all of this just by a three-month spending bill, we don't have to do a big full-year spending bill, because people don't like that. t

mike wallace do it? morley safer. howard k smith, they had wives. >> i think one of the most emotional scenes we'd ever written was the decision that murphy made to not get an abortion. >> i care about you. and i'll care about this baby. >> the scene between murphy and her ex-husband, who was the dad? it felt very real. very true. >> but this is your decision. i can't be here for you. >> i understand. >> i think for those of us who down deep inside had to make decisions that were difficult. it was. it was a rare softening of the heart for me. what's the matter with you people? >> my water broke. >> at the end of the fourth season in an episode called birth 101. murphy finally gives birth to that baby. >> up until then, you would see, you know, sort of a fantasized version of of a woman giving birth. >> ricky, this is it. go get the suitcase. >> the suitcase you'd see the comical run to the hospital. >> wait for me. you never really spent much time in the delivery room, i think. >> murphy brown is a show that went to great pains, so

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. >> capitol hill crossroads, mike leon, trump's nominees under the senate spotlight and jason smith previews what's app today. enter $5 and get $50 instantly with code tv. prize picks. run your game. >> welcome back america. now we saw these phrases being used. hans von spakovsky like mass deportation. let me ask you a question. we have federal prisons. we have state prisons. we have local jails, county jails filled with all kinds of people, millions of people. would we call that mass incarceration? in other words, do people get a pass just because there's a lot of them breaking the law, just because there's a lot of murderers and rapists and burglars and so forth. so you know what? and we can't divide this guy who's a parent from his child. it's funny how they they project all these emotional arguments on top of their position. and people who knowingly, voluntarily come into this country illegally defying our laws and they know they're doing it. it's amazing how they try to how to define this. it seems to me if you have mass importation, then you need mass deportation. no. >> well,

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