what you really want. >> forgive my ignorance because i don't know the answer to the center langford using a primary challenge. >> probably smacks ago so let's go into this example because i think it's interesting so senator langford we talked about the guy behind us bipartisan abrasion bill center langford is a very conservative republican and very conservative state of oklahoma a lot of trump people were very mad at him for trying to do a deal with the democrats and he now faces potentially a primary challenge and what is his electives and was your advice. >> for the situation because you have a real-world examples met the biggest mistake is been me talking about the border problem which is eight real problem pretty in an immigration problem and it does not have immigration problem the policies in this country haven't broken for 40 years and the reason why we have the border problem is we do not have enough people coming in legally we only allow 1.2 million a year is not matching what we need for our economy we need to have a system to bring in people really want to be a part of th

langford said it was a softball. listen to what happened. >> did he betray a duty, did he betray the trust of the american people? which is according to mariam webster, that's the definition of a traitor. >> edward snowden broke the law and released this information in a way he should not have. >> was he a traitor when he took america's secrets, released them in public and ran to china and became a russian citizen? >> senator, i'm focused on the future and how we can prevent something like this happening again. >> you work closely with these senators. i know the republicans and you are from a different party, but when you speak to them privately do you think they can get over that, her refusal to call him a traitor and actually vote to confirm her? move her out of committee? >> listen, margaret, edward snowden released more information probably did as much damage to our intelligence community as anyone in history. and the fact that miss gabbard, who actually had legislation to pardon edward snowden, called him a brav

senate republican conference james langford get his reaction and things he has on his mind. mark meredith reports from the news the north lawn at the white house. good morning. >> good morning to you both. the president as he said is thrilled with the idea of saving taxpayer money, paying down debt and potentially giving money back to taxpayers. at this point no final decision is made. something still up for discussion. republicans up on the hill cheering the latest spending cuts. democrats warn they could risk american's public safety. financial future as well as the future of government agencies overall. today i.r.s. expected to issue an number of pink slips, 6,000 people expected to be cut as tax season gets under way. president issued an executive order wednesday cutting spending helping migrants now in the u.s. illegally. >> you cannot continue to waste american taxpayer dollars on giving it to illegal immigrants as the president has announced he will no longer do and taking money from americans, spending it frivolously and not being accountable for where the money has

langford. mr. johnson.all] >> the final tally is 514. >> with the clerk please restate the boat. >> fourteen -- 13. the nomination is reported favorably. we will turn to other senators who like to make a statement. i'll go to the republican side. >> thank you. i voted by today and i want to briefly explain why. i believe in my five years, mr. kennedy will be one of the first people coming before. he is the lens of an attorney and has brought many lawsuits on vaccine safety and of the things. i think senator warnock said the president said he would go wild the department of health and human services. i hope he does the hope he finds a way to reduce the cost healthcare. i hope he goes wild and instead of the discussion we've had for the ten years in the senate making medicaid work making people healthier, i hope he figures out how because of this quote is not much of the way, i hope he goes wild on safety so we can improve safety supply and goes wild on the healthcare supply chain and tries to make sure drug

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you played senator langford's exchange with her over whether or not edward snowden was a traitor.e question to ask. he actually thought he was throwing her a softball, something she could easily, you know, admit to. i mean, the definition of a traitor is pretty simple. i mean, whether or not somebody betrayed our country. and in the case of edward snowden, we know he did. he released a lot of classified information, top-secret information, over a million documents, and gave a lot of those to russia. he may have given some to china. he meets the definition. i don't see why she couldn't, you know, say that. i'm kind of puzzled by it. and you know, i don't know why she wouldn't admit that. it's interesting, my friend and colleague, eric schmitt wouldn't either. i don't question his judgment on this. i think this is a very political conversation. but i think a lot of my colleagues will have questions on her nomination. >> we'll have to see how it all plays out. it will be obviously a dynamic several days as we wait to see what happens with her vote, whether she gets out of committee s

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. >> chairman: senator langford. >> senator langford: good to see you again. we have done some great calls. you and i talked about hundreds of issues and background and things. i do appreciate that and we talked about farmly benefit managers and nursing home and biden administration and views on agriculture and commercial and road crop and agriculture and food issues, you made it very clear that you are not going to tell americans what to eat. you do want americans to know what they are eating. that's a fair perspective on that. i do want to talk about some areas that you and i talked about as well. we had some disagreements on the issue of life. when life begins on that, you have been out spoken. we had good exchange. title ten is specifically in the hhs area. this has been an area that's interpreted for a long time and president trump in the first administration interpreted that rule to say his administration will prohibit the performance, referral of abortion of part of the title ten program. that's his decision to make on that. he's making a lot of public

positive campaigns and i watch people who want to mentally one of the best candidates i ever had, james langford, who actually some positive, to be able to together coalition, democrats and republicans to get an issue for the court and then you have donald trump who is such a serious issue, why see killington now so i can campaign on in a month later read vs on the kind of thing and you can't say the kind of thing that's how you get over it positive works specially when he comes to you know the biggest problems we've had from one of the other problems, hit was by newt gingrich when he took the putting down from five days a week three days a week numbers of congress, they stopped i used to, when my kids were growing up, i coached basketball, i coached baseball, and there was always a congressman from the democrat side and republican side sitting in the bleachers cheering for their kids. them don't do that anymore. they leave their families at home. they don't do anything to actually get to know each other. >> so what's the positive message? if you were running one right now, what is that message

wednesday, he's taking on china with a package of new bills aimed at the communist nation, senator james langfordord on wall street is here as america's top retailer walmart reveals its latest quarterly earnings. friday, attorney general pam bondi says her top priority is keeping america safe, alabama attorney general steve marshall with me friday. it's all right here on "mornings with maria." hi! ♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. [coins clinking] ♪ that's convenience from chase. make more of what's yours. join thousands of advertisers who have built their businesses, reaching america's most influential audience. need creative? we can help. fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today. (vo) memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may seem like normal aging but could be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. the sooner you talk to your doctor, the more options you may have. learn more at amyloid.com. maria: welcome back. jp morgan has spent more than $3 billion buil

senator langford in the middle, i talked to him as well. in talking with her, he was reassured she will protect programs he cares about, including warrantless wiretaps. democrats say these republicans are swallowing their own concerns across the board. yes, these are non-status quo nominee is that trump ran on, but this is something democrats are just laying down and doing what trump tells them. geoff: you are also tracking the news involving the fbi. bring us up to speed. lisa: we expect another confirmation, pam bondi, for attorney general. also on track is the fbi director nominee, cash patel. democrats do want a second hearing with him, though we don't know when that will happen. it is important that this is one of the fastest cases of nominees we've ever seen being approved. where we are at right now, so far, when you look at all the nominees moving through for the cabinet positions, 10 of them, about half, have been approved. that leaves the other half, some big ones like hhs still to go. let's talk about the positions on the verge of

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. >> senator langford, are you ready. >> you bet. chairman, thank you. mr.ing into the fray on this. there's a lot to be done, as you can see, the last four years there's been very little done in this committee on the bipartisan basis has been incredibly frustrated. with the lack of a phone call coming in to say how are we cooperating together to figure out how to do trade policy and how to do the next place as you heard several of my colleagues already, a lot of us have egg producers that have a great product the whole world wants to buy and ustr isn't helping to find new markets to do that we are counting on you to be able to do that if you can't do that we can ask your scientists up in and take over because clearly everybody looks well-prepared and your whole family. i'm glad everybody is here. let me ask this, when you step in to this role several things we already talked bout. >> we know there's a pathway to have good trade relations with these folks i go back o. >> establishing peaceful relationships across the country allows us to have better trade ag

>> senator, as i said to senator langford. it's immoral to have a policy where patients are not allowed to report adverse events where doctors are discouraged from doing that. president trump has asked me to study the safety of mifepristone. he has not yet taken a stand on how to regulate it. whatever he does, i will implement those policies. i will work with this committee. make those policies make sense. >> thank you, mr. kennedy. chairman: senator has send. >> thank you. i want to start with a couple of concerns. briefly. on medicaid. states share in the funding of medicaid. millions of disabled children in this country are alive because of medicaid. millions of people with addiction in this country are in recovery because of the services provided to them by medicaid. and millions of chronically ill people who until medicaid expansion was enacted who couldn't get healthcare and therefore couldn't work because they were too sick got healthcare through medicaid expansion then went back to work and now they're on private insur

, and again republicans tanked it and you get in 2024, is more conservative proposal, led by jim langfordrepublicans tanked that as well in my view is total trump doesn't really plan to fix the border and yell about it took farley's doing it and apparently this committee's would spend more than $100 billion no money to help them with all that posturing. and now, budget for today this is about setting up a quiet town, to achieve two major republican goals pretty giving another round of tax breaks to the altar wealthy paying for about ripping how that turns away tens of millions of americans particularly medicaid and now congress used to make bipartisan progress on medicaid, a lot of finance members around but some do remember it braided era bipartisan progress on medicaid calling some of the close it 2017 when donald trump first tried to get it and he would succeeded if not for thumbs down from the late john mccain in the days and weeks ahead in senate to be an efforto keep the medicaid cuts headed behind the curtain but they will come sooner or later and house republicans have been floati