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so, philadelphia, i want you to know that we will not act in haste as we are reporting on this issuewe might want to communicate immediately, we will not share any information with you that has not been cross-referenced through cross-sector collaboration and that's extremely important. we will update the public and the press regularly throughout the day. thank you all, god bless, philadelphia. and now is the time for us to demonstrate what our one philly philosophy means. i want to turn it now over to our governor who has been with us here from the state, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. >> thank you, mayor. let me begin by affirming what the mayor said at the conclusion of her remarks, that the city is working around the clock to keep people safe, to understand what happened, and to be there for those who are impacted. the city's been working around the clock at the direction of a strong and steady mayor in cherelle parker. i want to say thank you to the mayor for her leadership. leadership matters in moments of crisis and demonstrated here by cher elle parker here. and everybody

they are going to stumble over there going to screw up we are going to pounce when they do in their hasteke the federal government they are going to make big, big mistakes josh they're pointing to some of that happening this week at least the back check on that. >> yes it can be popular when you're cutting essential services medicaid payments potentially back and lose you support it's often very important to not spend your capitol too fast. as trump has been talking about is quite popular but we generate the backlash give democrat some thing to run on. one thing the pole that was so notable the image of the democratic party is the lowest in the polls history. i'm not sure if it's automatically going to be a backlash against trump or democrats have to have a positive message they have to run away from some of this identity areas him that you saw in that form projects or republicans are at a high and the pole based on where they have been too. so, as for the memo the "new york times" says it president trump is angered by the media coverage for their caught off guard. >> think mathanked mary

they going to stumble, they're going to screw up, and we are going to pounce when they do in their hastegoing to make big, big mistakes. and they pointing to some of what happened this week, at least to backtrack on the omb memo. >> josh: cuts can be popular, that when you cut essential services, a head, medicaid, that could potentially lose support. it's often very important to not spend your capital too fast, because a lot of the stuff that trump has been doing, as we've been talking about, is quite popular. but when you generate a backlash can you give them something to run on. the quinnipiac poll, what was so notable, the image of the democratic party is the lowest in the poll's history. a not sure if it's automatically going to be a backlash against trump. democrats have a positive message and they have to run away from some of this identity identitarianism. >> shannon: "the new york times" says president trump is anchored by the media coverage, they were caught off guard at the white house, they were furious about not being read into the process. >> josh: i think mary katharine hit

and this is done with great haste. you don't have the peace of mind of knowing that things will come. right. and by the way, this lawsuit and the order is only temporary. there's a hearing coming up on the next stage. february 14th. >> yeah. and as you said, this is an intersection that will hit several times as doge goes from department to department. let's talk now about the consumer financial protection bureau order to stop work there. now, the new head of the office of management and budget is the acting director of that office. republicans have long wanted to defund this office. senator ted cruz filed a bill two weeks ago to defund the cfpb. how is this going to be sold to the american people? because over the first week or so of doge, you know, announcing how much money usaid spent on an iranian children's program is one thing, despite how much that is really of the budget. but shutting down something that was created after the great recession to protect people from the abuses and recklessness that lost so many p

about to be laid off and very importantly, all the workers abroad who are being recalled in great haste, usually have 6 to 9 months when you're abroad to come back and they're telling them to be back in 30 days. it doesn't affect the funding, which is significant, but it's really important. and i think one of the reasons the tro was granted was because there was actually physical danger issues for people abroad. as the judge said, being placed on administrative leave in beirut or syria is not the same as being placed on that in bethesda. it's a little bit different. >> yeah. um, despite the, i guess, largely performative element of removing the sign from the building and putting duct tape over anything that says usaid on signs in d.c. um, there's a hearing on wednesday about how to move forward. what should we expect, then? how long will this fight go? and you know what happens to these workers while this is litigated? >> well, what happens while it's being litigated is they live with great uncertainty, but they shouldn't have to come back from being stationed overseas. they'll continue

the haste means there are no administration witnesses. none were invited. that would've been nonnegotiable for the majority over the past few years. i hope that, too, is not a new precedent. i am glad to see the representative stansberry's water smart bill included today. compete for grants for water it is to help tribes conservation and resiliency. i have significant concerns about one bill. hr 261, the cable protection act, we have to make sure the marine sanctuaries which are some of america's most cherished places continue to be protected. this bill prohibits from requiring an authorization for the installation and maintenance or recovery of fiber-optic by any state agency. that is broad and sweeping. national sanctuaries act drives a collaborative process for developing and designating these sanctuaries that encompass protection for ocean resources, that ocean users local , communities and tribes can all be proud of. they help support coastal economies in a big way and i know because i have a couple of these marine sanctuaries in my district. they gene

i'm grateful for the hastings police department, drug task force and u.s. attorney for working on this case. in speaking about devon's story with middle and haskell students, kids have shared the toll that snapchat takes on the mental health and how on average they are spinning 26 hours a week on these platforms. that's why my family and so many others support the kids online safety act. i think the senators for spearheading this vital legislation on behalf of our children, because it is a crucial foundation for social media reform. i am blessed to work with senator klobuchar and angie craig. i want to thank congresswoman craig for introducing the act and senator klobuchar for acting on her commitment and promised to help parents achieve accountability for big tech. parents like me, andrea thomas, steve filson, and thousands of others cannot do this alone. we look to you to pass the cooper davis and devon norring act. we need to stand with us so that we have a fighting chance for our country's kids to stop losing their lives. i am honored to be here and loo

of authoritarian states, it's only really after a coup that you see such a speed, such an obsessive haste, massive purge immediately. so that's unusual. and then, of course, this now. elon musk may now be what a special government employee all of a sudden. but this, as garrett said, is highly unusual. i don't have another reference point for a private individual coming in, infiltrating, trying to turn government to the benefit of his businesses and locking out and federal employees. it is a coup. i'm a historian of coups, and i would also use that word. so we're in a real emergency situation for our democracy, i feel. >> i want to ask you, ruth, what the protective measures are at this junction. if you are now able to sort of agree with garrett's description of this as a coup. >> if you look at what sometimes you know, nations do in situations of emergency, for example, brazil, when bolsonaro was trying to have his january 6th, 2023 coup, which was the playbook of january 6th in our country, applied there. and steve bannon was an adviser. it didn't work. and all of the major authorities w

they can't let water out a little at a time should it look like it's going to get too full but the haste in my view, it's my opinion, to let the water out, i think they want to bump oraville up to 50,000, i think it's currently 33,000 c.f.s. going out, they want to bump it up to 50, which isn't great for people downstream. they could keep it steady for a while, then when they see the inflow has stopped maybe take a time-out and see, forecasting with the weather. we can watch the news and have a pretty good read of what the weather is going to be. the army corps of engineers is still using 50-year-old manuals from the 1970's on how they want to plan the flood control aspects they are saying we're updating and use weather. and can we manage the lake -- well, we don't see much weather happening. so we don't need to let water out in february or march and let's let it buildup. they are still studying and in the back room and updating the manuals. two, three, more years. it's frustrating because watch what happens when people don't get the water they need in the san joaquin valley. i show you

i am grateful to the hastings police department, dakota county drug task force into u.s.ttorney for work on this case. speaking about devon storage middle and high school students, kid zoster this snapchat on mental health how much on average they're spending 26 plus hours a week on these platforms. that is when my family and so many others fight hard to support the kids online safety act i think senators blumenthal are spearheading this legislation on behalf of our children because social media reform. i am blessed to work with my congressional representatives centered amy klobuchar and representative angie craig i would to thank congressman craig for introducing the cooper davison devon duringcr act and centerer klobuchar on her commitment and promised to help parents achieve the accountability for big tech. parents like me and others and thousands of others cannot do this alone. we need to do to stand with us and ask these pieces of legislation so our country's cos kids have a fighting w chance sp losing theirin lives. i look forward to your questions.>> >> thank you.

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