history, failed to get a farm bill. and folks in my district work very hard and certainly looking to congress to work hard to land a farm bill this session. i'm hopeful to be part of that. certainly a lot of important work to do. we've heard a lot today about some of the folks on this committee where there seems to be an appetite for bipartisanship and working together and i hope to certainly be part of that as well. in my district we grow some of the highest quality cotton in the world and i've heard concerns recently about the long-term prospects for funding for the cotton and trust fund and so my first question is, as a cotton farmer yourself, can you speak to the importance of programs like the pema cotton and trust fund? ms. schwertner: thank you for your question. i can't speak specifically for that cotton. i can speak for general cotton programs but i'm not familiar with that. but happy to respond in writing. mr. gray: i appreciate your insights on that. i think the long-term stability and predictability for farm

you probably you'll probably see bill you know he's helped me go back to sleep many a night now bill is always always insightful and i think that that you will find tonight particularly interesting. now bill and i always of have a little negotiation about what he's going speak about because we're going through the 50th anniversary of the ford right now. all these great 50th anniversaries that you know, when ford, you know, became president, the swearing in on august 9th, the pardon on september 8th, and there are many other key moments in the ford presidency, moments that audiences like you are resonating with. i mean, we have noticed the uptick in attendance here. you remember those early, i said get more people to fill these seats. you have delivered and it's because president ford and mrs. ford, both of them speak to something that's profoundly needed today. well, bill addresses this and so when we were negotiating, i said, bill, what do you want to talk about? he said, gleaves, you know me. i don't know what i'm going to talk about until i get on the stage know. and so i think we

does tiktok pay the bills? does newsletter pay the bills? no. 0ur subscribers pay the bill.rs? so, just to explain to your viewers, substack is an email newsletter platform traditionally. they're trying to expand into other spaces like video. if you go on the app, you can do more live video like instagram. but fundamentally, at the core of it is still an email newsletter. so our emails that go out to our 400,000 subscribers, tens of thousands of whom are paid, that's what pays the bills. people going from free to paid, signing up to get past the paywalls to read. and, therefore, to answer your question, the stuff that does well, it's not about whether it's a video or a podcast or an article, it's how authentic, how distinctive it is. because, as i said earlier, we're in a very crowded market space. am i being lazy if i was to say, and all of those perspectives which you're gathering are coming from the left of the political spectrum? oh, yeah. are you happy...? they're from the left. yeah. we're not hiding that. they're from the left. and why are you deciding that those are

the raise comes after a historic year of p-g-and-e's bill hikes, where the average household bill reachedore annually compared to 2023. well, the countdown is on. we're just one day and a few hours away from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven this sunday. and among the list of nominees is the team behind inside out two. our friends from emeryville based pixar, abc seven news anchor amanda delcastillo, caught up with the crew being recognized for their animated feature. >> and for best animated feature film. here are the nominees. inside out two. >> inside out two is in the highest grossing film of 2024. nominated for best animated feature. the emeryville based team behind the beloved hit beaming with joy over the oscars nod. >> i hosted oscar parties, printed out the ballots, and it's pretty crazy that we made a movie that's going to be on one of those ballots. it's pretty amazing. >> director kelsey mann and producer mark nielsen opening up about the nomination, adding to the film's monumental year of recognition. >> we owe such a debt of gratitu

the raise comes after a historic year of p-g-and-e's bill hikes, where the average household bill reached $440 more annually compared to 2023. a citigroup customer broke the bank after the company mistakenly credited their account. get this $81 trillion a payments employee accidentally refunded the egregious amount to a customer last april. the bank was supposed to process a $280 refund, while it took the bank an hour and a half to reverse that refund, almost costing the company to lose its funds. bank officials say the incident was due to an operational issue. that issue has since been fixed. well, the countdown is on. we're just one day and a few hours from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven this sunday. and among the list of nominees is the team behind inside out two. our friends from emeryville based pixar, abc seven news anchor amanda delcastillo, caught up with the crew being recognized for their animated feature. >> and for best animated feature film. here are the nominees. inside out two. >> inside out two is in the highest grossing film o

republican governor kim reynolds signed the controversial bill into law this afternoon despite days ofinst the measure. cbs's lana zak reports on the civil rights reversal. >> reporter: the unprecedented act sparked outrage as lawmakers as lawmakers debated, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the rotunda of the iowa state capitol to protest the law which eliminates civil rights protections based on gender identity. >> i feel it is mean and hateful. >> reporter: representative aime wichtendahl, the state legislature's first openly transgender member argued this is just the start. >> vote this bill down today, because this is not the end. those think tanks will ask you again and again and again to remove rights and freedoms from your fellow iowans until none remain. >> reporter: republican lawmakers fast-tracked the bill and governor kim reynolds signed it into law this afternoon. >> it is common sense to acknowledge the obvious biological differences between men and women. >> reporter: it defines sex based on a person's anatomy at birth and removes gender identity from the civil righ

we expect that the tariff revenue is actually gonna make it much easier for republicans to pass a bill, and that was the president's plan all along. president trump has made it clear that an important part of an america first golden age is steel production. and when we put the steel tariffs in, last time, steel capacity went way up. president trump was absolutely 100% clear that this is not a trade war. this is a drug war. there are perhaps 100,000 people last year that died of fentanyl and the fentanyl is coming in across the mexican and canadian borders. we're saying we're really, really serious about going after fentanyl, and president trump means it. - so what did economist kevin hassett say to me back in september? here is that interview. - [announcer] "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, peter and mary kalikow, cliff and laurel asness, the meadowlark foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - kevin hassett, welcome to "firing line." - oh, it's

and we don't bill us to shop a bunch of them. so i'm just not gonna, i'm gonna dispute the product. notice we're starting and you will because of the global waste. nobody's doing it. he's giving you the chance at least points and you guys can just needs squarespace to those stuckey people. i mean, any billing stores, they're like, excuse me. he will number really interesting again to book the use of just it was a continuous go for a muslim tequila isn't shorter to use solutions. those companies in the us and its allies belong the final resolution. citizens of other countries probably haven't heard of the russians attempt to publish the facts. independent journalist and the results of the investigations instantly detailed on major internet platforms. the viola marjorie's topic was effectively banned by those able to control the information john's. the ukrainian scheme continues to kill some funding rich, others on east pointed hills village scott or yeah, and was that whole single muta induced? and that's the one you brought up as

frankly, again, i'm -- me, personally, i'm indifferent whether it's one bill or two bills, but we've got to accomplish the goals of making these tax cuts, and and i prefer the make them permanent, but we've got to make sure we're doing that, securing the border, beefing up our national defense. you know, this is the most dangerous time in our country's history since world war ii, and the biden administration was cutting defense. letting our military degrade. and that only encourages our adversaries like communist china. we've got a lot of work to do as senate republicans on this bill, and that's what we'll be picking up. maria: will you be cutting into medicaid. >>some. >> we're going to be taking a look at all of that. i think there's opportunity to streamline organizations to make them work better, and so we'll be picking that up. i think there's other things too. you know, for example, we think in the senate that, frankly, the current tax policy is current policy. this is what obama did, when he wanted to extend the bush era tax cuts. we think that's a policy we've got to be incor

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these bills include housing production bills which is typically the amendments to our ministerial programs. >> there are of course state density bonus amendments. >> there's a bunch of housing accountability act amendments. >> there are some fees and entitlement expiration bills and then there's also some bills that deal with reporting . >> and so just a small note i'm not going to be covering any of the eu legislation because that would take forever. so we're just going to focus on these housing production bills today. so there were changes to several of the state's ministerial housing programs. you know, as a reminder, ministerial programs require expedited approval by the department without sequel review or discretionary entitlement meaning you are not typically seeing these projects in any form aside from the informational hearings. >> so the first program to be amended was ab 2011. this is the affordable housing and high road job act. it became effective in july of 2023 because as a reminder this program provided two ministerial review programs one was for affordable housing and then

hi, bill. caller: hi. good morning.now, looking objectively, and i watched c-span before the "washington journal." you had the whole thing on, from start to finish. it seemed like everything was going well, and president trump was being very, you know, congenial with president zelenskyy. from the way i see it, using common sense, what touched off president trump was when president zelenskyy said that things could have been in america. he said the ocean was protecting us, and he says, "it will happen here to you." and you can see come all of a sudden, trump turned from being very polite and very, you know, that really got him. in other words, what president zelenskyy was saying is you are going to be attacked, the united states will be attacked by russia, and that is when donald trump, you know, flew off the handle and said, you cannot tell us what will happen to us. we know what we have. we are strong. that is really what did it, because he was, you know, brought him here, trying to negotiate, trying to get peace, tryin

can the house and senate come together on this one bill?lican congressman nancy mace is next. >>> and the measles outbreak is spreading to more states, and one death in texas. should americans start worrying? if lowe's knows when you own a home or run a business, the things you need add up. fast. when you're a member at lowe's, your earnings add up fast too, with a free mylowe's rewards membership. whether you're doing upkeep, or upgrades. start earning points towards mylowe's money, get member only deals, and free shipping. free? yes, free. join for free and get more with lowe's. ♪ molly: the house passing one big, beautiful budget bill this week, and now it's on to the senate's hands. but republicans this say the package will need some changes before they can get onboard, not unusual. both chambers, will they be able to come to this agreement that they're seeking before the march 14th su suttdown deadline? -- shutdown deadline? republican south carolina congresswoman nancy mace joins me now. thank you for giving us your time on this satur

we don't need hounds. >> hardwicke's bill hasn't yet made it to committee and is expected to undergo hearings in the coming weeks. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> the mystery surrounding the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife, what investigators ruled out today. >> and the aftermath of southern california wildfires is now showing up in the pacific ocean. we'll have a look at all of the debris in the water. >> you're going to hear from some bay area creators who are up for an oscar for their work on inside out two. >> all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> watch tonight before our department is eliminated. my daughter leila is very tough. and she'll say something. you know, she's sweet, but she'll say something like, i'll cut your eyeballs out with. setback that has him on a ventilator for breathing assistance. they're calling it an isolated coughing fit that led to the pontiff being put on the noninvasive mechanical ventilator. it's the latest change in his two week long batt

i would love to bill tell the hill everyday what we are working on. that to me is super important. there is a way to be transparent and have people understand what you're working on and also not, the comical things you get so much compliance a paper you get so much acceptance of paper and other things that provide the illusion that there's control over the thing that i am buying i cannot actually lookov at it i cannot study it anymore. sleep you use the tool there's a tool that shows me this thing works, let's use the tool. again everyone working even software they are trying but they are handcuffed by our procedures and how we do things. it is super important people hear me talk about this guy does not want auto prove the agency he wants to have reporting requirements get crazy and go. that's not what i want i want everyone to know what we are doing i just want that to be a natural consequence of the fact we are out there all the time talking to the public, or taxpayers and customers by what we are doing. >> is one of the contracting procurement stone in the commercially already.

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it seems to me that was strengthen thisse bill. thank you for clarifying that.r lenience at madam chair but i push at the steering very much. i want to say i think establishing a robust framework for stable coins is extremely important. i look for to the ongoing work to make for these consumer protections are dressed in the bill. >> thank you very much. the chair recognized mr. tillis for five minutes per. >> thank you madam chair. welcome all of you. i have had the belief that we do need a light regulatory regiment but it has to be goldilocks just right for us to reemerge. i think you said we are behind the place to catch up and maybe or surpass. we have to figure out the way the market and activities are regulated. but, we also have to make sure we don't have flights to foreign jurisdictions if wee get this wrong. one question i will have for you what country is the best practice, fill in the blank if you agree with it if we would only implement or regulatory regiment like a blank will be the head of the pack is an answer to that question? we'll start the bear

and while the president ultimately fact fact had withdrew the bill. i have these to say to can i have had you and i how about you? many claim that his government continues to stifle defense. and this by despite of abductions of talkative who chose critic my guest kimani are showing what majority of the community national assembly. he's been in parliament for more than a decade is a close out of present a router and just being a storage defender of the president's policies. ringback i made the hassle, and tonight i'll go head to head with kimani issue. i'll challenge him on his government. brutal cracked down and protested, and rampant corruption. and the president router is really the lead. kenyans want also be joined by 3 experts. a we know a catch professor of feminist and security studies and university loved them. so as you run through how to an executive director of amnesty international kenya moses line got turned in community leader in the das bro, based in the you can, the kimani, it's in with thank you so much for joining me here on the head

we don't need hounds. >> hardwicke's bill hasn't yet made it to committee and is expected to undergoearings in the coming weeks. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> the mystery surrounding the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife, what investigators ruled out today. >> and the aftermath of southern california wildfires is now showing up in the pacific ocean. we'll have a look at all of the debris in the water. >> you're going to hear from some bay area creators who are up for an oscar for their work on inside out two. >> all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> watch tonight before our department is eliminated. my daughter leila is very tough. and she'll say something. you know, she's sweet, but she'll say something like, i'll cut say something like, i'll cut your eyeballs out with. these dishes just aren't getting clean. the problem isn't your machine. it's likely your detergent. i recommend switching to cascade platinum plus. these new pods have the grease-fighting power of dawn. e

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and even though this bill has been tabled, they are providing a roadmap for us, right?t of the country. this is not going to be the last bill that we see like this. they're putting it out there. they're seeing how it goes. and i predict we're going to see a lot more trafficking bills over over the next few months. >> well, you gave us air quotes there. let's talk about that framing women's travel as of their own choice in a free country as trafficking is a deliberate choice. it's a rhetorical trick, and there are many of them in the anti-abortion fight that conjures up an image of women or children being ferried across state lines against their will. but but you say this enough, and you do it enough, and you put enough laws in place, and it becomes, as margaret atwood says, the truth. >> sorry, there. i just lost you for a second. so i didn't hear your question, but i the we are seeing just a tremendous amount of. laws across the state. trafficking is one of the we're seeing a lot of, as you mentioned, language, the language claiming that women who get abortions are bei

the 14 trillion dollar farm bill never. it is still in place. the multi phone bill which which buttons cargo and phones when santo and makes kansas corn, you know, cheap. that gets dumped into mexico and mexican mexican mexican farmers and mexican campus. seeing those can compete with it. and so, so within the 1st 5 years of nap to something like 5000000 people lost their farms in mexico and, and the people sign after and design after new, it would create this dislocation. and that's why they simultaneously move, starting to get them to withdraw as the border and shut down the board of us. they've thought that that would keep that would last. so you post policies that take people out there for. yeah. and then when they're fleeting, the goals go somewhere. we close the door. yeah. same thing with 80. you know, the policies, you know, when bill clinton return, john, but from the i received the power after the cool, he only did it on condition that irish steed adopt a whole set of policies that go into the rubric, neo liberalism, you know, cutting

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i already have that bill filed. it would probably get $100 billion. that has been proven in missouri. it does work. that is $200 billion. we should have a competition on this committee. i have $300 billion in savings proposed. we have such a massive problem right now. i would ask my colleagues across the aisle to get out of the way if you do not want to help. stop filing lawsuit after lawsuit. we do not have the financial ability to continue down this path. we will save this country with or without you. thank you. >> i now recognize the gentleman from texas. >> this subcommittee is supposedly about looking into waste, fraud, and abuse. so i would like to start talking about independent inspector generals who are supposed to be looking into it. do you know how many inspector generals at agencies that were investigating elon musk companies have been fired by the trumpet ministration? >> no. >> it is five. the department of labor have 17 open investigations into tesla and spacex. do you know what was done to that inspector general? >> no. >> they fired h

in south africa, iipa remains concerned with two copyright reform bills that south africa's president recently referred to the constitutional court. if enacted, these bills would violate south africa's trade commitments and the eligibility criteria of both gsp and agoa on an electoral property. for some, the prospect of u.s. trade agreement set open up markets to u.s. goods and services protected by copyright are significant and will remain so, but the full benefits will be realized only if trading partners fully implement them. thank you for the opportunity to present views with the iipa and this important hearing. i look forward to your questions. chair smith: thank you, mr. rosenbaum. >> tremon smith, ranking member sanchez, and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. today i will address the importance of trade enforcement tools and resources, comprehensive china strategy, and maintaining an across-the-board enforcement agenda. this subcommittee has a track record of creating new enforcement tools, from the -- to the ground barking enforcem

all right zach thank you. >> a new state bill aims to crack down on third party apps selling often hard to get restaurant reservations. san francisco assembly member catherine stefani has introduced the california. restaurant reservation anti-piracy act. it would stop third party websites from selling unauthorized reservations. lawmakers say in many cases, bots track when reservations are released and scoop all the bookings and then sell them for high prices on black market websites. restaurants say this often leads to no shows and in turn lost revenue. in a statement, assembly member stefani says ab 1245 will crack down on the predatory practice of reservation scalping, which not only deceives consumers but also exploits our local restaurants who are still struggling to recover from the pandemic. >> well, our warm weather stretch will soon be coming to an end. of course, we've been talking about the warm temperatures since wednesday, so wednesday, yesterday and today. in fact, for today, quite a few records to report. take a look. you see santa rosa and concord in the upper 70s. san jo

so that's one of the bills that i am bringing forward. other two co-chairs are doing an awesome job of making sure that they are talking to their colleagues and our colleagues about how we will move forward. you hit the heart of it and it is spending. it is the money that has been unveiled and that we have seen because of omb, because of the information that we're learning, it means that we can bring back firsthand to our appropriators now that we have signaled our desire to pass reconciliation on the floor. very excited. so now the speed will pick up of not only what we're doing, but the working together with office of management and budget. molly: there's a lot of targeting on elon musk specifically because they say he's unelected. here you are the elected officials inspired by what's happening at doge, essentially trying to reach the same end to rein in the spending. elon musk was actually on the joe rogan experience podcast. take a quick listen to that. >> they say that trump is a threat to our democracy, which is ironic, he was elect

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. >> judge jeanine: why didn't they say anything about the 400,000 people who lost their jobs when bill was president? >> jesse: it was the '90s. >> jessica: but they actually went through agency by agency and -- >> judge jeanine: oh, they did it better. i'm sorry, my turn. they did it better back then. here's the thing, you've got a congresswoman, i've never heard of her before, marcy kaptur. this is a woman who is questioning elon musk, a legal immigrant who followed the rules, but she supported 11 million illegals not following the rules, disregarding the laws, and coming into the country so we can educate them, medicate them, house them, and make sure they're happy here. all right? i don't know how this woman belongs in congress. and this whole idea with sunny hostin, "he's from south africa," what is he supposed to do? come out of his mother's womb and say, "ma, i don't like it here, let's leave south africa." it is so stupid. it really is. in the end, you talk about the american people, they absolutely support what donald trump is doing through elon musk. 70% of them say he's foll

you have the cabinet, the bill on the scale we gave you. i said, the president, 350000000000 dollar you what we get for your military equipment. then you tell us, i don't want to cease fire. i don't want us to spire you. that was with the a guy named bite and who is not a smart person. this is going to be great television. i will say, well, there's was 10 minutes that up certainly show. well, i don't out, it will go down in history. we have to remember the last 3 years now. the bottom is the landscape has been lie a night. she's been on the call the open, so she's address us. congress has been hailed us the 21st century is on stuff to winston churchill. so money weapons paying comfortable, if anything wanted to go. and then she sat down with donald trump and it was a dressing down of such an yes, i'm diplomatic proportions. but i genuinely was convinced at the very beginning when i was watching that it was some kind of deep, faint, because those scenes were complete. ain't so real. and things just went from bad to worse because this much fa

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