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this is still the united stas of america! you have a voice! >> reporter: democrats are also protesting russell vogt's nomination to lead the office of management and budget, delivering speeches late into the night on the senate floor, in fact, promising an all-night session. vogt was a co-author of prect 2025 and president trump has described him as an aggressive cost cutter. a final vote is expected today. and he is expected to be approved along party lines. frances? >> alice, thank you. >>> the drastic changes in washington, d.c. have federal workers all across the country feeling shocked and panicked. hallie jackson spoke to some of them. >> reporter: from fury to fear. >> will my position remain? >> reporter: a range of reactions from federal workers. >> none of this is okay. >> reporter: as the president pushes to scale back the size of government across all agencies, including usaid, which officially terminated kristina dry. >> it's heartbreaking. because we know that people are going to be less healthy, less safe, through no choice of o

they come across the atlantic to visit franklin roosevelt, after allun have after the united stas hastacked. decides in 19e white. thank you, bob. winston had wanted the united states to get involved, moved. i suspect most of you are aware here of the speech that he gave less than a month into his prime ministership when he we shall never. we will fight on the beaches. we fight in the fields. and you that you know, the statement that setting is. encompasses 141 words. it ends with him saying that he hopes the new will immediately made the decision, i will go to washington and i will create the grand. and that meant going to the white house. he does it very. it takes ten days of fighting, gales, storms. the possibility of a u-boat attack. finally, on december 22nd, he arrives and they do not announce it until. he is in behind the gates of the white house. he has told the president, i will be with you about a week. he left. on january 14th. we can all the mathematics involved in that he gave new meaning to the concept of a houseguest. and during that time you have this very interesting

. >> how important is the endorsement of the united sta states's vice president? i don't think it shifts numbers but maybe you should be a bit careful and that we have got strong allies. we have got connections towards the united states and towards russia. >> show me what democracy looks like! >> there have been large protest against germany eastling the right. actor and musician -- germany's lean to the right. >> they do not want to just jeopardize our peaceful co-existence but destroy it. >> growing anti-immigrant sentiment worries syrian refugee ihab who fled damascus to avoid being drafted. >> i have status here in germany. once the war has ended, i might be sent back to syria any time. >> he was one of a million syrians who followed the migrant trial germany nearly 10 years ago. but the then chancellor threw open the borders. a fluent german speaker, fully integrated, he's currently unemployed and desperately looking for work. >> i'm scared to go back to syria because beer slip definitely my home. i love it here i feel comfortable, accepted and i blend in. >>

. >> steve: country of iran is lalashing out at the united stas and israel vowing to defend nuclear programcretary of state marco rubio and prime minister benjamin netanyahu a couple of days ago on sunday. an iranian official saying, quote: when it comes to a country like the islamic republic of iran, the response is clear: the u.s. cannot do a damn thing. you cannot threaten to destroy on one hand and claim for dialogue and negotiations on the other u.s. ambassador to israel nominee and former arkansas governor mike huckabee joins us now. governor, almost ambassador, what do you make of what iran has to say about the united states? >> well, it's kind of funny they are even talking about that no one can do anything. israel pretty well destroyed a big punch of their military just last year. they are in a very weakened position. but they are also, you know, the bear that growls even when its claws have been taken away. i think we need to take iran seriously when it comes to why they want a nuclear weapon. they may pretend that it's for peaceful purposes. nobody who takes their brain to work b

values shared with t united stas of america.urope free speech i fear is in retreat. >> of course it did not take long for the far left media to spin his comments. cbs took it a step too far this morning. thankfully speech is what caused the holocaust. luckily it secretary marco rubio was there to defend the vp. he he was standing in a country where free speech was weaponize to conduct a genocide. he met with the head of a political party that has far right views and some historic ties to extreme groups. the context of that was changing the tone of it. and you know that. >> i have to disagree with you. >> i will have to disagree with you. free speech was not used to conduct a genocide the genocide was conducted by authoritarian nazi regime. >> marco rubio standing up for his friend jd when you make of it? >> i thought marco rubio handled that interview perfectly he is right free speech did not commit genocide. there is misuse of speech there is the absence of free speech when it was under nazi rule. you are not allowed to be or s

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please join me in the pledge of allegiance i pledge allegiance to t the flag of the united stas of america. and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> under the previous order leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order the senate will resume consideration which the clerk will report. s. con. res. 7, setting forth the congressional budget for the united states government for fiscal year 2025 and setting forth the appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2026 through 2034. mr. grassley: mr. president. the presiding officer: i recognize the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i take congress's constitutional oversight mandate very seriously. what you learn in eighth grade civics oversight responsibility is checks and balances of government. in the 118th congress, as ranking member of the senate budget committee, i established the committee's very first oversight and investigative unit. its oversight touched on 97% of taxpayer agencies, sending over 600 oversight letters to federal, sta

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america to help address the root causes of migration and counter the flow of fentanyl into the united statates. it funds humanitarian operations in syria, including for security camps to prevent the resurgence of isis, as well as campaigns to counter disinformation from russia and china, all programs critical to our national security. not only are these cuts to usaid a betrayal of american values to satisfy the narsicism of elon musk, but they hurt innocent people, and they hurt american farmers while we're at it, who for decades helped provide such critical and strategic food aid. despite the lies by musk and others about u.s. foreign aid ittes can for about 1% of our federal budget. a fact they leave out, billions of these aid dollars flow back into the american economy. these programs have broad bipartisan support historically in congress. they make america stronger, more influential on the global stage, and america, with these programs, is doing the right thing. that is until president trump's reckless and illegal freeze on such assistance, already appropriated into law by congress. l

sta stadium. maga is very unforgiving." but he sat down with bret baier and explained why he saw the super bowl as a chance to unite the countryw, you are going to be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. it is a big day for america. always is. what made you want to do it? >> i'm surprised to hear that. i would have assumed many presidents came. but the country is taking on a whole new life. i thought it would be a good thing for the country. >> dana: turning into chaos, rowdy eagles diehards causing absolute mayhem across philly after the super bowl. people clashing with police officers in the streets. rioting, looting, and yes, climbing those light poles, even taking them down. we turn to you with congratulations. >> jesse: everyone keeps congratulating me like i played. i'm beginning to think i did play. you know, i had a tough year. a couple injuries, overcame a lot of adversity. yes, we did win. permission to make an analogy? tell me if this reminds you of something. an improbable underdog victory followed by a controversial defeat, followed by a massive comeback win. >> dana: i see where you're going. >> je

sta marco. >> rubio, now suggestingny. >> u.s. involvement in gaza would be temporary. >> the only thing president trumpas done very generously, in my view. >> is offer. >>he united states williness. >> to step in and cle the debris, clean. >> the place. >> up from. >> all the destruction. >> but on tuesday, at a news. >> conference with israel' pre minister, the president. >> clearly saying. t u.s. could remain in. gaza indefinite. >> i do see a long term ownership position, and i see it bringing great stability to that part of the middle east. >> mr. trump. >> also did. >> not rule. >> out sending u.s. troops. >> if it's necessary, we'll do that. >> the white house tried to change. >> course when we. >> asked how that. >> fits with his often stated opposition. >> to u.s. >> involvement in the middle east. >> can you explain this. >> reversal and how building. >> and owning gaza squares with america. first foreign policy? >> i would reject the premise of your question that this forces the united states to be entangled in conflicts abroad. the president has not committed to putting boots on the ground in gaza. he has also said that the united states is not going

unit that affects a market rate project. so with these three i think we're going to see we're going to see tower cranes, we're going to see conversions staappen and we're going to see activating downtown. that's what this is about. it's it's bringing life to downtown and people do go to the coffee shops restaurants. thank you for your comments. >> nex speak please. >> good afternoon. excuse me. good afternoon supervisors. my name is louis morante i'm vice psident of public policy with the bay area council. i'm here to align my comments in support of this item with spur and several of the developers who've already spoken. >> i want to emphasize a couple key aspects about conversions benefits of conversions that ven' been touched on the when a building is being converted there's there's often the case that the developers required to do seismic upgrades or safety improvements to the building. these are buildings that are currently standing right now and in some situations could be improved upon for our seismic rules and this initiative is going to move us closer in that direction as mark mentioned, this is really about incentivizing downtow