representative norman, good morning. guest: good morning. host: there reporting this morning that the house freedom caucus has its own vision of a project, can you tell us more? guest: we have two resolutions that really were bored because we haven't been able to get together. i am on the budget committee but we had been able to put anything out. i think that may change, there is a meeting going on now, but the bottom line is the freedom caucus putting on paper in the first is the addresses the deportation and the fact that our military is just way underfunded and the things that are going to the military are not what we need. spending of $200 billion, offset with $486 billion in cuts. cuts like the giveaway student loans. cuts like the mandates. cuts like funding that is illegals can take advantage of now. as a result we are saving 286 billion dollars instead of spending. so the great part about what we are doing is we ought to be able to do this, it increases the debt limit to $4 trillion to the president has leverage of his own and not ch

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norman wong: i'm a product of these laws.ws were never here, i probably would never get born. it's amazing they got this -- that's mom, kimiko takeuchi. stephanie: for the wongs, president trump's executive order also brings back much more recent family history, on their mother's side. >> the beginning of america's war with japan opened very badly for america's navy. stephanie: in the aftermath of the pearl harbor attack, an executive order by president roosevelt authorized the incarceration of more than 70,000 japanese-americans. that included the wongs' mother, who was only 16 years old at the time. she's pictured here with her family waiting for a bus to take them to a detention facility. decades later, the government would apologize and offer survivors reparations. pres. reagan: no payment can make up for those lost years. for here we admit a wrong. here we reaffirm our commitment as a nation to equal justice under the law. stephanie: with a family story rooted in challenges to citizenship, norman wong worries that this s

norman said, "terrific, if you're out west, you come see me."first film was called "primal fear" with richard gere. [ cheers and applause ] thanks. i was 25 years old. shooting on the paramount lot. and i am in my -- i'm in a prison, you know, uniform. walking on a break. and i see norman lear's offices on the left. and i just -- i walk in. and i said to the secretary, "would you you tell mr. lear, just tell him his friend --" i give him my grandfather's name. "i'm here, i'm working on the paramount lot, i wanted to say hello, he said to say hello if i'm ever here." suddenly the door burst open, and he comes running out. he says, "you're jim's grandson, i met you in new york, what are you doing here?" "i'm working on stage 5." "do you have any lines?" [ laughter ] "i've got a few lines." "if it ends up on the cutting room floor this time, don't be worried, you'll get another one." "i don't think this one's ending up on the cutting room floor." [ laughter ] "that's just terrific, i'm glad you got a gig." then i saw him at the oscars that year. an

norman: correct. mr. powell: so the theory from the beginning was to not disclose the whole models and the way that they work because in a way that felt like giving the test in advance. this is a brand-new initiative that started coming out of the global financial crisis, very successful generally. but over time the argument for not giving away the models, giving the models out, has weakened, and also the law has moved. the supreme court has moved to reduce the level of deference given to agencies and increased our obligations to be transparent under the administrative suture act -- >> gentleman's time has expired. rep. norman: thank you so much. >> the gentlewoman from texas, ms. gonzalez, recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman powell, for joining us this morning. united kingdom, mexico, brazil, and japan allowed non-bank payment service providers access to their instant payment services. this allows improved access to the could it be for users by ensuring they receive payments instantly wit

spend some time with norman, and you'll learn tough love is what chef love uses to achieve perfectionabout driving quality, driving excellence, and wanting to be the best every day. >> reporter: do people that you train ever find you intimidating? >> i don't know that answer. >> reporter: okay. >> i hope not. because i just share my passion and passionately in love with my industry, and have been for over 50 years. >> reporter: next year, norman love confection also mark 25 years in business with an eye on a careful and methodical expansion. >> it's not a race for us. it's never about how much. it's about how good. ♪ >> reporter: chocolate that tastes as good as it looks. cristian benavides, fort myers. ♪ would you be a superhero or a supervillain? hmm... superhero. superhero? ok. i joined the military for my kid. i was always gone. everyone's vaping, constantly. that's how a lot of people try to deal with mental issues. i was hooked like that. ♪♪ i caught my son trying to hit my vape. he's like a little me. he does everything that i do. that was it. i had to quit. californians are be

i'm janai norman. we'll see you next time here on "oh baby!" binoculars, because today, we're looking for africa's big five. today on "jack hanna's passport", jack and suzi are spotting elephants in zimbabwe... jack: holy, this big guy. suzi: oh, gosh. [elephant groaning]

. >> to norman lear and norman lear, told him to write something, and he wrote something with eric monte. >> just to get that chance to prove. yes, we deserve to be here. i think eric monte and mike evans proved that. >> dynamite. >> dynamite. i did a little tiny dynamite just in rehearsal. john rich, our director, says, i love that dynamite thing. here's how you do it. dynamite. i said, john, please, people will never go for this. >> then jimmie walker's character kind of takes over, and instead of good times, you end up with the dynamite. >> our good times was a microcosm of what it is to produce black television. >> eric monte and mike evans were forced to partner with a white showrunner. that reflected a dynamic that we see throughout the history of black tv, which is having black creatives needing the cosine of a white person in order to make their thing, even though it's based in the stories they know. >> by season two of good times, john amos was complaining about how his character was not being written in a very authentic way. >> so they said, to tell you what, why don't we kill

okay norman ne please go ahead . yes, commissioners.my name is norman i i'm a tenant living in 56 santa isabel two in the downstairs bedroom and so basically my concerns mainly to one is i think the solid wall is going to impact the that the lighting two to my to my bedroom and the other is basically pieces of information about the the noise and privacy concerns. so i was only for the the commissioners will consider like more setback from the fine the wall bogey will be helpful to reducing the theoise and our privacy concerns that's it okay thank you is there any further public comment? okay i don't see any so we're going to move on to rebutl. ms. you you have three minutes to address the board. >> right because can you actually show this to screen this one to go back to your computer please? because what i'm saying is they could actually jump from here if you could speaking to the microphone please. >> they could actually jump any on the on the on the on the stairs. they could jump over from the stairs. so that's even more than six fee

then, south carolina republican congressman ralph norman talks about the house gop strategy to address president trump's legislative agenda. also, can't last min -- kent lassman on regulation reform efforts in congress and the trump administration. c-span's washington journal. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span. democracy unfiltered. we are supported by these television companies and more, including cox. >> we connection is needed most, cox is there to help, bringing affordable internet to fans in need, new tech to boys and girls club's, and support to veterans, whenever and wherever it matters most, we be there. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> president trump signed an executive order imposing a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel imports. from the oval office, this is 35 minutes. pres. trump: thank you, everybody. we have a lot of big signings, one in particular i will save until the end. we can go over the

the great norman lear was producer of this show. i mean, you knew him for 30 years. things he worked on, that must ha been -- you know, he passed away at 100 years old. but this must be a special project. >> this is very special. i had worked with norman 30 years ago, and it was -- he said that we will work on something again. i thought about -- i wanted to reboot "sanford & son." y'all know "sanford & son." basically i just wanted to hear -- [ harmonizing theme song ] ♪ you feel good just hearing the music, you don't even have to watch the show. and i went to him, i says, "let's reboot sanford & son, you're doing everything else, 'cause i got the hair." you know i got the hair. [ laughter ] but a lot of people today say when i take this hat off, i look like luenell's mama. so, i don't know. do you know luenell? yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so, and -- but he said, "that's a hard show. iconic show. 'sanford & son.' maybe you go back and think about it, and come back with another idea." maybe a twist. and i thought about it, and at the time "orange i

>> i mean, who was the last, you know, norman osborn. series, in like the first three episodes, i'm the norman osborn who's just the billionaire, you know, with -- has businesses and really trying to do some really great things with tech. and then i turn into an evil villain later. that's odd, isn't it? [ laughter ] >> seth: very odd. >> it's weird. i don't know where they could get a storyline like that. >> seth: there are like, three episodes where all of us are like, "this is good." [ laughter ] >> yeah, it's good. >> seth: this is good and this is going to be good for all of us. >> i think so. >> seth: and then. [ laughter ] then there's that moment. >> it sounds too familiar. >> seth: yeah, it's a bummer. it's a bummer there's nothing from the real world for you to pull from. [ laughter ] congngratulatis on your nomition. >> thank you. >> seth: congratulations on everything else. it's always so great to see you. >> good to see you, too, seth. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this is colman domingo, everybody. "sing sing" is availabl

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these hunger boards have la fontose assessed as a child like is this on good old father norman been almost on the floor orange. most of these are human beings have our supplies on da da is not totally annoying. stop a soft place to begin in the same way or that in the gym was closed, the boards of the service portion of good or some good they know periods. so this are pretty good. the name of send us the scott, academic opportunity a for to, for the same them, she's out of the day over the us, canada, us covers all game. i'm not the, not the michelin gale evans deserve for you, though. see, and the piece will be any of this demos are to you to, to see that down a dfcs sending them to the colt from the bundle. those man. i mean, i'll get that done. not to me, you know, even from a to the, gave mile to now to learn something and people out there 10 feet system me try and get loud enough. most kinds of home in the time. yeah. i was talking to myself. it allows me to get to spend the time. can you call me find me those ideas? options to go to the flow is massively in house for my life because

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representative norman, good morning. guest: good morning. there reporting this morning that the house freedom caucus has its own vision of a project, can you tell us more? guest: we have two resolutions that really were bored because we haven't been able to get together. i am on the budget committee but we had been able to put anything out. i think that may change, there is a meeting going on now, but the bottom line is the freedom caucus putting on paper in the first is the addresses the deportation and the fact that our military is just way underfunded and the things that are going to the military are not what we need. spending of $200 billion, offset with $486 billion in cuts. cuts like the giveaway student loans. cuts like the mandates. cuts like funding that is illegals can take advantage of now. as a result we are saving 286 billion dollars instead of spending. so the great part about what we are doing is we ought to be able to do this, it increases the debt limit to $4 trillion to the president has leverage of his own and not chuck sc

here's abc's janai norman. cowboy carter. >> it was an historic night. decades in the making.coming the first black woman to win album of the year in over a quarter century at the grammys. accepting her award with daughter blue ivy by her side. >> i just feel very full and very honored. it's been many, many years. >> fans ecstatic. >> oh my gosh, she got it. >> she won. so that's all that matters. >> the most nominated and awarded artist in grammy history. finally snagging the grammys top award after having been nominated for the album of the year four times before. >> and i hope we just keep pushing forward opening doors. >> it's a feat. her husband jay-z, the most awarded rapper in grammy history, called out at last year's show while accepting the doctor dre global impact award. >> think about that. the most grammys never won album of the year. that doesn't work. >> last night, jay-z and fellow superstar taylor swift raising their glasses to queen bee. >> it probably feels very validating and redemptive in a lot of ways that she won album for the year, for an album that she

. ♪♪ life with norman is fun and full of adventure.a little bit on walks and seemed like he had some discomfort. his doctor diagnosed him with osteoarthritis pain and recommended that we try librela. veterinary professionals administering librela who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding should take extreme care to avoid self-injection, which can cause allergic reactions like anaphylaxis. librela has helped norman get back to his old self. ♪♪ news daily, i'm janelle wang. we are in for another round of rain across the bay area. let's start our coverage with meteorologist kari hall. we are going to be dry today as we get ready for rain, but temperatures only make it into the mid to upper 50s for today. our storm ranger scanning the sky, getting ready for the next atmospheric river. there will be a little bit of rain overnight into early on thursday, but then the heaviest rainfall moving in as we go throughout the day on thursday as well as friday, raising the concern about landslides as well as rising creeks and streams. an

here's what was going to be up against norman powell of the clippers, milwaukee's damian lillard. of course, oakland native who seeking his 3rd straight 3 point contest title knicks guard jalen brunson, darius garland's cade cunningham. kym johnson and tyler herro rounding out the contestants there. the 3 point contest going to be part of all-star saturday next weekend that begins at 05:00pm. well, in other events on all-star saturday night is the skills challenge the warriors will be represented there, too, by draymond green. >> and moses moody, her skill challenge includes ball handling passing shooting and more the other 3 teams will be made up of donovan mitchell and evan mobley from the cavaliers, chris paul the big man, victor wembanyama from the spurs and the rookie team of alex and zachary resolve. ships. well, the warriors have lost back-to-back games to fall below 500 at 25 and 26. but the good news is help is on the way. newly acquired 6 time all-star jimmy butler expected to make his golden state debut tomorrow night at chicago. that's where he began his nba career wit

here's a look at who's going to be up against norman powell of the clippers.he oakland native damian lillard from milwaukee. he's seeking his 3rd straight 3 point contest title knicks guard jalen brunson. he'll be one to watch darius garland, cade cunningham, kym johnson and tyler herro. those are the other 4. the three-point contest part of all-star saturday night next weekend, beginning at 05:00pm. well, another event on all-star saturday is the skills challenge for years are going to be represented there, draymond green and moses moody still challenge includes ball handling passing shooting and others drills. the other 3 teams, food will be made up of donovan mitchell and evan mobley's calves. >> chris paul and victor wembanyama from the spurs and the rookie team, alex are and zachary, we extra pass well, the warriors have lost back-to-back games now to fall below 525 26. but good news help is on the way. the newly acquired 6 time all-star jimmy butler is expected to make his golden state debut tomorrow night at chicago. that's where he began his nba career

ralph norman talks about the house gop strategy to advance president trump's legislative agenda. also, kent lassman on reform efforts in congress and the trump administration. c-span's washington journal. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or c-span.org. >> on tuesday, the chair of the federal reserve gives an update on the economy and monetary policy before the senate banking, housing and affairs committee, ts first appearance before lawmakers sincehe 119th congress began in january. we will have live coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. >> next, jonathan wilkinson, the canadian minister of energy and natural resources, talks about bilateral energy cooperation from the u.s. from the atlantic council, this is about half an hour. mr. wilkinson: -- >> good afternoon everyone. i am a resident senior fellow at the atlanta council. thank you for joining us in person and virtually. we are honored to be joined by jonathan wilkinson minister of energy and natural resources in canada. to talk about t

esta vez se trata del juez joseph norman laplante, de new hampshire, y precisamente dijo este lunes noección financiera del consumidor detener sus trabajos y mantener a sus empleados en casa. se espera que cierren la agencia, pese a que con su trabajo esa oficina dice que ha logrado devolver miles de millones de dólares a los consumidores que han sido engañados. pasamos con randy serrano, nos explica. cada vez son más las agencias federales en la cuerda floja bajo el gobierno de donald trump. la más reciente, la oficina de protección financiera del consumidor, que a partir de este lunes cerró sus puertas en washington, por lo menos por esta semana. esto es una señal directa para las instituciones financieras, los bancos, los prestamistas, etcétera a que tienen rienda libre para abusar de los consumidores porque no habrá investigación, no habrá enforzamiento de la ley. manifestantes protestaron frente a la agencia a la que se le ordenó detener todo su trabajo este lunes. esa fue creada en 2008 para proteger a los consumidores tras la crisis financiera de ese año. ha entregado miles de m

new premiums are increasingly resisting. forced mobilization in the central poll talbot region and norman attacked and eventually killed the military recruiter in the act of snatching another civilian off the streets. the conscript on his rescuer escaped the scene. but where later, a court by police one you printing and p, appear to have little sympathy for the enlistment officer. the murder of a military conscription officer is the consequence of the military conscription, offices work. people do not trust the military, do not know what their future holds, but they do know people who are able to bribe their way out. this gives rise to extremes. well, in a separate incident, then ukraine's west explosion occurred near a local recruitment office on saturday. police have confirmed one mind killed and several more wounded reaction to the event on social media has shown much support for the attack. how you get those from? how many were killed. i hope a lot of them were killed for all those they murdered. no wonder those idiots should be sent to the front line or be dealt with like that. they

and these arrays long before this week sat across tragedy's back in 2022 president by the norman h and phil washington. to oversee the federal aviation administration, despite him having little experience in the field, mr. washington late to withdrew his candidacy. which washington, can you quickly tell me what aerospace requires an 80 s bi transponder? not sure i can answer that question right now. what are the 6 types of special use aerospace that's protect us national security that appear on the a charts? sorry, senator, i cannot answer that question. okay, so what are the operational limitations of a pilot flying under basic med center. i'm not a pilot or times us army general pul valley broke down the disastrous legacy of the demographic work era policies for us. you know, i have written articles on this. i've done many tv and radio shows on how detrimental this critical race theory and the d e. o i a social programs. and then later on our military and other people in different organizations within our government, we have to get back to putting people in these key positions based

so i can be, he did not mention the so called saudi norman lice ation a kind of a charts or stick. depends who he's talking to. i'm 3rd, he mentioned nothing about it, ron. he did sign an executive order, imposing new sanctions on iraq. but that signal was more, an attempt to him gauge are on for a new deal, rather than in gauging. right? yeah. and there is as the, like, the bigger issue is that between these 2 countries between the us and israel, when it comes to the policy in the region, that's talk more about some of those things. matt, to stage 3 of the sci fi is supposed to see a 3 to 5 year plan for the reconstruction of gaza. donald trump seems to be saying, we'll take over that. we'll do the reconstruction. we'll get rid of the palestinians. and you know, will make it a wonderful livable place. palestinians have no desire to leave gaza. what do you make of these 2 men standing up there talking about what should happen to palestinians? i mean, what i think is unfortunately, i think there's a great amount of continuity in an american president and it is fairly prime minister

this was in the late 2 thousands in norman oklahoma. joshua land is director of the center for mentally studies at the university of oklahoma and in washington, dc mohammed, all of the executive director of the serial justice and accountability center on warm welcome to each of you, then any. let's start with you at this very moment, the future of syria rests, i was gonna say exclusively, not exclusively, but largely on the shoulders of the new syrian president ahmed. i'll show up in your assessment of the man, is he up to the task? thank you very much for hosting and uh yes, so now what we have seen is that there is a vision. there is a plan on this guy is delivering quality is promising. saw been torn president, but much shut out. but was the fact to us since day one, acting as a president has all the power. so actually do all the steps needed to ensure security to uh, base the main main steps towards any kind of transition. how old are you seeing him basically, uh, meeting all these the does all these veritas are all around the world showing up in the military, um, the termination th

jordan, thanks for breaking that all down for us from the paula norman is a senior advisor at the atlanta council. he joins us now from washington, dc. holland, thanks for being with us. on alger 0, harland, president trump had threatened to cut a to jordan if it refused to take and palestinians forcibly relocated from gaza. now just a short while ago, we heard trump say we contribute a lot of money to jordan and egypt. but he also said we're above making threats about that. of threats about that publicly. now, jordan has fiercely resisted what's been put forward by trump so far. what do you expect to happen going forward when it comes to the relationship between the us and jordan? and do you expect the trump is actually going to follow through with those previous threats of potentially using aid as leverage? my guess is that if the ceasefire fails in hostilities begin, then the whole issue of making gods with the powers of the mediterranean is a done deal. it's ok. it's finished. um yeah, i think that the trump administration understands that your district ally, king of delta is a very s

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south carolina republican ralph noren -- norman talks about the strategy to advance trump's agenda. also regulation reform acts in congress and the trump administration. washington journal, join live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now for c-span.org. >> live tuesday on c-span at 10:00 a.m. house lawmakers begin work on legislation to allow congress to overturn regulations issued by the previous administration durg e final year of the term in office. also at 10:00 the sat will debate theomation of tulsi gabbard to be director of nationalntelligence. a final vote could takelace on wednesday and at 10:00 jerome powell testifies before the senate. on inflation, economic growth and interest rates. a subcommitt on health will hear testiny on incentivizing patients to make healthier decisions. these events stream live on c-span now and on c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span has a number of podcasts for you. listen to best-selling authors and influential interviewers on afterwards and on q&a hear conversations with nonfiction authors and others who are making things happen and book n

then south carolina republican congressman ralph norman talks about the house gop strategy to advanceesident trump's legislative agenda. and kent's glassman on regulation reform efforts in congress and the trump administration. see spans washington journal. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> tuesday on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern house lawmakers begin work on leslation to allow congress to overtu regulaonissued by the previous administration ding the final year of a president's te in office. on c-spanwo, the senate continues debate on the nomination of tulsi gabbard to be the director of national intelligen. a final vote could take place early wednda morning. on c-span3 at 10:00, federal reserve chairman jeromeowell testifies before the sene banking, housing and the for a's committee on inflation, economic growth, and interest rates. at 2:00 a house subcommittee will hear testimony on promotg healthy living and incentivizing patients to make healthier decision these events also stream live on the free c-span now video app. and online a

spending contracts 300 billion dollars in cuts but as freedom caucus are saying that causes ravel norman to three trillion dollars in cuts what is we need to get back to pre-covid spending, the gop can only afford to dissent from one or two members with razor-thin, in have congress president trump showing incredible leadership you need more offsets how will you do it. >> first of all, let's set this record straight, number one of, house leadership has been dragging their feet creating a plan to bring us, the president's agenda quickly, i am one who says we feed to go to two bill strategy there are many members of the house with believe we need a two bill strategy, because in order to get necessary spending cuts spending he reforms this is getting rid of biden' massive covid over spending the kin cannot afford has caused massive inflation you got to get that out of the system, going to take as you couple months to get to agreement on that, so i said look, let's do two bills, get tom homan the money he needs for repatriating illegal aliens to their home country get debt ceilingoff presiden

immediately knee-jerk pushing back on that without saying "let's see the results, i would like to normanto." how about "i would get my constituents a representation for a second?" the utter lack of that proves trump's point in the beginning, and underscores the mandate of the neck levy. >> these democrats have talked about constitutional crisis and focused on the villain is asian of elon/trump -- coat the villain is making you want and trump villains. he said what he's going to do. 's 70% believe that the president is fulfilling his promises. elon musk is -- and elon musk is doing what he said he would. >> elon musk to arrange an syndrome? he has replaced trump on the democratic list? musk is very well-liked, i think, around the country. he's loving it. you are 100% right. >> this underscores the importance and impact trump's first administration had when he appointed so many judges. these activist judges of the ninth circuit and the like can do what they want, but they are going to get smacked down at the supreme court level. this is why it's so important that actual judges -- >> you ar

janai norman is there for us.morning, janai. >> reporter: it was the light poles that weren't safe out here last night, robin. good morning to you. fans tagged this area. it has now reopened. this area last night was described as bedlam on broad street. the area has reopened and cleanup got started just about two hours ago. but my producer tells me that fireworks started halfway through the third quarter. the party just kept going from there. it was a long night in philadelphia. massive crowds of excited fans packed the streets where there are still barricades up this morning. you can see pieces of the confetti, so much green confetti littered along the streets here. eagles fans are certainly known for going all out for their team. they certainly did, as this win was about redemption. there was video of fans carrying a light pole that they had taken down last night. also a linen truck. i just heard a, go bird, from a driver here. a truck was reportedly stolen from a hotel, the linens burned. police did come out ab

my great uncle was killed in norman ifty in that invasion alongside so many other american soldiers -e upside for doing a very public argument with the canadians at this point? >> well, i'm sorry about a your uncle, but, you know, you can have disagreements with friends, and that's what's happening in canada. the big thing is the national emergency on the border and fentanyl. finish and so that's how he's describing it with canada and with mexico. so we have to -- they have to stop the illegal immigration and fentanyl if coming in the northern border, that's for sure. and we have -- liz: and fentanyl -- sorry. >> and we have a, an imbalance in trade that's pretty significant. liz: yeah. fentanyl less of an issue, i think, at the northern border as it's been proven. but, okay, i gotta can ask you to put your nfl owner's hat on for a second here -- >> okay. liz: we're just days away from the if super bowl on fox. been a minute since the jets were in the super bowl. i know, like, since the moon landing, but what do you think? [laughter] you have a brand new general manager, you have a br

south carolina republican congressman ralph norman talks about the house gop strategy to advance president trump's legislate agenda. also, kent of the competitive enterprise institute on regulation reform efforts in congress and the trump administration. c-span's washington journal. join the conversation at 7:00 eastern, tuesday morning, on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span, democracynfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and me including buckeye brdband. >> buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television pde

now she is just living in this norman desmond, sunset boulevard, waiting for her close-up, and it ist great news for the rest of humanity. >> will: great news for america. we are going to be doing more with wade. thanks so much. it is timely and nighttime quickly now for will of the people i'm excited to see the new studio, hoping you ditch the suit, we'll see about that, go full on texas, music and everything. victoria says a new drinking game. drink each time will cain says "the will cain show." i wish you luck, you will be drunk, i'm working on it. finally, ncaa women's basketball teams have been practicing against men all the time, it's not anything new. i know pat summit in tennessee did that. i get it. we, "the will cain show," will be live from new orleans tomorrow ahead of the super bowl and before that i will be on "fox & friends," along with tom brady. we will see you tomorrow from new orleans. now, "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with

programs that will invade every area of freedom, as we have known it in this country, until one day, as norman thomas said, we will awake to find that we have socialism. ronald reagan was an anti medicare fanatic, and when ronald reagan became president, he was the first republican president who campaigned for the job as an opponent, not just of the democratic candidate, but as an opponent of government itself. he told jokes about how bad government was, about how government got everything wrong. but ronald reagan would not dare to try to abolish medicare with a so-called executive order. ronald reagan would not dare to fire all of the professionals working on medicare and the executive branch of the government, and replace them with idiots who hate medicare and don't know how it works. ronald reagan wouldn't do that because he knew that would be stupid and illegal. democrats spent days publicly arguing against the trump threatened illegal tariffs on canada and mexico. democrats spent days trying to teach voters that this would cost them enormous amounts of money and increased prices. during t

congressman ralph norman, he's a member of the freedom. >> caucus, and. >> he sits on the panel that oversees. >> this budget. >> told me that he wants to see 2 to $5 trillion in cuts. but so far, house leadership has only proposed a few hundred billion. eric burleson, another freedom caucus member, said that lawmakers have reached a precipice when it comes to the debt. >> regardless of how. >> much we cut in taxes, unless we start cutting spending, we're not going to deal with the. >> real problems. >> that are facing. >> america long term. and so i cannot, i can't i'm going. >> to. >> have a. >> really, really. >> hard time getting. >> behind anything. >> that exacerbates. >> our deficit. >> this massive bill is going to be the first big test for this new republican majority to show exactly how serious they are about cutting spending. but johnson and other republican leaders, they are trying to be strategic here because, remember, republicans are using this really unique process that requires them to first agree on the maximum that they can spend, and then go ahead and fill in all

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supervisor norman yee further pushed the compliance checklist deadlines back to september 1st, 2020. again with more another with other extensions of the other deadlines and legislation. mayor breed pushed the compliance checklist deadlines back to june 30th, 2022. and i have authored two further extensions last year with the first taking the checklist deadlines back to june 30th of 2020 four and the second pushing the deadlines back to december 31st, 2024. >> this can only go on so long and you will note that we are now outside the last of these extensions. when my staff brought our last extension to the building inspection commission on may 15th of last year, its members i think quite reasonably made it clear that they were not inclined to recommend any further extensions in the program's deadlines. so these roughly 7000 businesses that have not complied or not yet fully complied present a conundrum and a policy choice for city. >> we could double down on enforcement of the ab program as originally passed. and i don't think that's the right thing to do but we could. i think the pro

here's a look at who's going to be up against norman powell of the clippers.kland native damian lillard from milwaukee. he's seeking his 3rd straight 3 point contest title knicks guard jalen brunson. he'll be one to watch darius garland, cade cunningham cam johnson and tyler herro. those are the other 4. the three-point contest part of all-star saturday night next weekend, beginning at 05:00pm. well, another event on all-star saturday is the skills challenge for years are going to be represented there, draymond green and moses, moody skill challenge. her includes ball handling passing shooting and others drills. the other 3 teams, food will be made up of donovan mitchell and evan mobley. calves. >> chris paul and victor wembanyama from the spurs and the rookie team, alex are and zachary, we extra well, the warriors have lost back-to-back games now to fall below 525 26. but good news help is on the way. the newly acquired 6 time all-star jimmy butler is expected to make his golden state debut tomorrow night at chicago. that's where he began his nba career butle

alliance and ap i council to name a few and of course my mentor and friends former president and ed normannt to thifrng my family. they have been my biggest source of love and support and another reason i chose this path for my life's work. brightest life in my world and i can't wit to spend more time with them. i expect to enjoy my retirement not to stop and advocacy and commitment to contribute what i can to bring true equity in the lives of all of our children in san francisco. thank you again this has been a tremendous honor for me. [applause] >> all right. that brings you to d8. tony. come on up. [applause]. and bring anyone you want to bring with you. colleagues -- today i'm offering a special commendation to teamster local 6 sick 5. 1 huh human scombroers a day going in 19 twist broorth hood granted a charter to team sters and helpers union local 665. prior to that time, throughout 1906 quake, flew of 1918 the san francisco stable man's union, had organized and represented first the stable men who maintained horse carriages and workers in the autoindustry. born in the 20's local 665

norman's recognized for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. fowler. i appreciate you coming, uh, and addressing our body. in 2011, vice chairman yellen made a statement about the concern about the long-term debt situation and the imbalance that we have in our, with our budget. in the fourth quarter, when she made the statement, the federal debt held by the public was, as a percentage of gdp was 64.75%. well now the same debt to gdp is identified by cbo was 99% at the end of 24. and do you express the same concern that ms. yellen had about the severity of where we are with our continued long-term imbalance? fed chair powell: i have done so on many occasions. and essentially that the us, we're on an unsustainable path and the debt level isn't unsustainable, but the path is sustainable and certainly it's it's past time for congress to work on that. but that's what i can say. i can't say more than that. >> what do you think the benchmark would be and we're in the middle of the budget situation now trying to debate, particularly with reconciliation. what's

supervisor norman yee further pushed the compliance checklist deadlines back to september 1st, 2020. again with more another with other extensions of the other deadlines and legislation. mayor breed pushed the compliance checklist deadlines back to june 30th, 2022. and i have authored two further extensions last year with the first taking the checklist deadlines back to june 30th of 2020 four and the second pushing the deadlines back to december 31st, 2024. >> this can only go on so long and you will note that we are now outside the last of these extensions. when my staff brought our last extension to the building inspection commission on may 15th of last year, its members i think quite reasonably made it clear that they were not inclined to recommend any further extensions in the program's deadlines. so these roughly 7000 businesses that have not complied or not yet fully complied present a conundrum and a policy choice for city. >> we could double down on enforcement of the ab program as originally passed. and i don't think that's the right thing to do but we could. i think the pro