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form of less funding for special ed for classrooms around the country.. that was one example in alabama. where because there were slashes to energy subsidies. people were getting $100 surcharge on their bill. when those impacts start to be felt, and there's always a lag between the cuts and the pain, then i think my republican colleagues are going to be hearing from people in massive numbers, and the president's numbers are going to tank more. >> their own. >> numbers are going to tank more. but more importantly, the american people are really going to suffer in la, where we've gone through these horrible wildfires. some of the firefighters that battled those blazes have gotten notices that they're fired or they should quit. that's quite a reward for a job, you know, courageously done. and, you know, some of the funding for fema and other agencies may go away that would be necessary for the rebuilding. that's just. in one state and one part of one state. but the whole country is going to feel this. >> all right. democratic senator adam schiff of californ

wilson wrote an op ed in the new york times claiming that the bush administration was relying on shakyntelligence to assert that saddam was seeking uranium from africa because he was the guy who had been to niger to find out. >> there was no reason to believe that the transaction that had been alleged in these documents, that were later deemed to be forgeries, had ever taken place, or could have taken place. >> and the bush white house did not appreciate that. >> this claim sets off a firestorm in washington. >> a week after wilson blew the whistle. columnist robert novak, working on a tip from the bush administration, published an article not only refuting wilson's claim, but also suggesting that the trip he took to niger was greenlit by low level cia operatives without the knowledge of higher ups. >> the bush administration struck back by revealing the identity of his wife, a cia operative. somebody deliberately blew her cover. >> it's a serious matter. not only do you put her at risk, but you also put the sources they have worked with over the years at considerable risk. >> the fall

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i mean, that line is in the op ed. it may be buried. it might not be as prominent as you would like it, but it's there. and then he recommends this as being a personal choice, and families ought to speak with their physician. >> but doesn't that, michael? i mean, there's a reason why, for public health officials, this is all about trust and making sure that people trust, not just that the vaccine is going to protect them from measles, but also that it's not going to hurt them in another way. isn't that why safe and effective is so important? >> it's a total departure from what we're used to. i think it would be a much more significant story if he had released a statement saying, don't get vaccinated. that's not what he said today. >> congressman, what is your kind of view of the responsibility of public officials in this arena? because it used to be clear. and now obviously with rfk jr., he's the highest profile example of a much bigger phenomenon. >> well, we during covid, we politicized health care in a massive way. i mean, the first

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and the adl work helping expose the rot on higher ed campuses has been invaluable to these efforts.honored to join president trump in this fight earning his nomination to serve in his cabinet as the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations. we know the united nations is indeed at the den of anti-semitism. infected with the same rampant at the israel and anti-american hate and moral rot that has polluted america's higher

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and that went as far as last night in an op ed. the secretary kennedy himself penning a declarative statement urging parents to seriously look at and vaccinate their children with the mmr vaccine, writing in part that, quote, parents play a pivotal role in safeguarding their children's health. all parents should consult with their health care providers to understand their options to get the mmr vaccine. the decision to vaccinate is a personal one. vaccines not only protect individual children from measles, but also contribute to community immunity, protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons. now, just four years ago, it was robert f kennedy jr. who suggested publicly as a means of undermining the mmr vaccine credibility, told the gathering that he was speaking in front of that vitamin a and chicken soup was the cure to measles. of course, back in 2019, he faced much backlash after going to the islands of samoa, where, along with other anti-vax activists urged against the vaccination of children, and by

ed president was very, very clear. he wanted a peaceful transfer of power. he was a senator for many decades, he was vice president and obviously the president. and he believed on the institution. he believed in the power of the presidency. he believed in the importance of leading by example. so my job was to say the majority of americans have made the decision, we have to respect the decision, we have to have a peaceful transfer of power. and that's the message i had to bring that he wanted me to bring to the podium behind the lectern, obviously. it was important because we needed to send a message to the american people. it was important because he wanted to lead. remember, he was not afforded that four years prior. he was not given that type of respect or peaceful transfer of power but he himself wanted to make sure we did that. so it was important. that was really what i was trying to do. and every question i got was, well, you know what, the people have spoken, the majority of americans have spoken, the president wants to make sure there's apeaceful tra

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and the adl's work, helping expose the rot on higher ed campuses has been invaluable to these efforts[applause] and i am honored to join president trump in this fight, earning his nomination to serve in his cabinets as the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations. [applause] we know the united nations is indeed a deep den of anti-semitism, infected with the same rampant anti-israel and anti-american hate and moral rot that has polluted america's higher education system, especially since the barbaric hamas attacks of october 7, the u.n. has continuously betrayed israel, betraying american the process, acting instead as an apologist for iran and iran's terrorist proxies. under president trump, as ambassador to the days of popping up organizations that run counter to our interests are long gone. we will no longer fund terrorism, anti-semitism, and anti-israel hate. that stops immediately. [applause] and i am so proud that president trump has the strongest record of any american president when it comes to standing with israel , from moving the u.s. embassy to its right will place, israe

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been all over this issue and comes from an agricultural background and family and wrote an amazing op ed. she has a real plan. the president endorses her. he said i'm counting on you and important issue and this president is working with the secretary of agriculture. >> what does say of the democrats that they couldn't stand for americans or victims but stood for war and clapped for five more years of war. >> the president addressed that when he called out senator warren and said as i said in my opening speech very telling that the democrats refuse to clap for americans. people and american interests and american priorities but did clap for the country of ukraine which by the way the president, the democrats should be applauding him. >> you have spoken recently about what happened in the oval office gave americans an inside look behind the scenes. is this how he treated joe biden and just treated him disrespectfully? >> it's an interesting question. i don't know if anyone asked my predecessor but there was a report from nbc news that president biden got frustrated with president zelensky

and, you know, i think that your wife's brilliant op ed made the particularly excellent point that theourt has been really kind of nitpicky and niggling about the appointments clause in other cases. i mean, the court said that like patent judges have to be confirmed by the senate or else they can't make decisions about patent disputes. but elon musk gets to come in without being even formally nominated, let alone confirmed, and he can unilaterally run an agency and slash billions of dollars in appropriated funds. it doesn't sound right. it isn't right. it is unconstitutional. and i think we'll see that conclusion start to crop up in district court decisions very soon. >> i too thought it was brilliant and i too learned from that point. last point there's something really creepy happening. musk has been targeting federal judges, and some of those federal judges have started getting pizzas delivered to their home address, which is basically people being like, we know where you live. sick and dangerous stuff. this is the white house today condemning it. the white house condemns any threat

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expose the rock on higher ed campuses to these efforts. i'm honored to join president trump in this fight. earning his nomination as a next u.s. ambassador to the united nations we know is indeed for that rampant anti- israel and the moral rock polluted higher education system. hamas attacks that un has continuously betrayed israel betrayed america in the process, acting instead as an apologist for ironic and around terrorist proxies. under president trump, as united states ambassador to the united nations the days of propping up organizations that run counter to our interests are long gone. we will no longer funded terrorism, and tight semitism and anti- israel hate. that stops immediately. and, i am so proud president trump has the strongest record of any american president when it comes to standing with israel. for moving the u.s. embassy to its rightful u place, israel's internal capitol of jerusalem to negotiatele an historic abraham accords. the greatest stride toward peace and normalization and more than a quarter century. to aligni

stuart: in your latest opportunistic ed in the -- op ed in the george, say republicans should not getmocrat mistakes. which are you talking about, kim? >> yeah, to be clear, this was a column 90% about democrats. i have to tell you, stuart, in 30 years of covering politics, i've never seen a party so lost. >> it happened over the rise of the progressive movement, but not just becoming one voice in the party, taking it over and then actively getting rid of anybody who did not agree with them, with primaries by making moderates or centrists take tough votes that lost them the election and everybody looks like elizabeth warren and while they might know what the voters want them to do, they have no meme reigns leading or leaders that know how to have common sense anymore. that's some of the republicans and people saying if you do not agree, 99%, 100% with everything this administration says, you might be 95% there but we won't even tolerate the 5% and we'll primary you and that's worrisome because you need all the ideas and input in the parties. stuart: senator schiff called the president

found against him largely because of the portrayal of chaplin in the media by people like hopper and ed sullivan and other conservative columnists as an out-of-control libertine. so he lost the case. he appealed and the appeal was turned down. so for the next 18 years he had to pay child support for a child that was not his. at the same time the paternity suit was getting underway, he married the daughter of eu o'neill. she was 18, he was 54. they had eight children together. at the time it seemed to be unspoken confirmation of him as a libertine and it probably worked against him in terms of the jury's decision to make him the father of that child. peter: the fact that joan barry reportedly had two abortions as well, did that play a role in the diminishment of his reputation? scott: it was not widely printed. it never came up in the trial because for it to come up in the trial it would've opened up sexual history and her lawyers did not want her sexual history examined closely so it did not come up in the trial. it did come up in terms of the fbi's examination of her and she claimed sh

and maybe it was sound at the time when mcdonnell douglas was decided, maybe as some have ed, it is no longer sound today. suppose we saythat was an error, would permissible for a courtansport that same notion into the subsequent steps of a mcdonnell douglas inquiry? taking into account whether e is sufficient evidence to t by summary judgment, can a court take into account the race of the decision-maker and the race of the plaintiff? >> i think it is important to distinguis between two ways the acunt the first is the way that the sixth circuit did, is tell me your race, and i will tel how much wi apply a different standard. that we wrg at any stage in the proceedin that is not to say that race irrelevant in a race discrimination case or sex is irrelevant in a sex discrimination case, but i think it is helpful to understand how th type of evidence comes into pr. inur experience with t cases, it takes two forms. first, plaintiff introduce evidence that their employer has a history of discrimin against their particular group, via a discriminatory pattern of hiring or fir hiory of derogat

now, things might be changing in a new op-ed in the "new york post."or adamages said, quote: we continue to ensure that those who commit violent crimes, no matter long time residents or new arrivals are held accountable and that the public is kept safe. border czar tom homan says many crimes would have been prevented if these detainers were honored he is out to double the manpower in sanctuary cities until every illegal migrant is eradicated to the country. excuse me more to that op-ed in the "new york post" there. guys. >> ainsley: thank you some. hand it over to carley for more headlines. >> carley: bryan kohberger's files are now going to be open to the public. a judge ending what he calls the pervasive secret filing restricting what the public can see; however, kohberger's defense team and state prosecutors can ask to have certain information deb dedacte. murdered four in a home in 2022. his trial is expected to begin in august. update for you there. the irs is roaredly dropping plans to slash 90-thousand person workforce in half. sources tell the

polling right now and i believe he understands there is political vulnerability because he wrote op-edary city policies. about all this is is a matter of will and sanctuary cities, they could undo it and they saw that with gavin newsom in california when magic way to clean up in san francisco when china's president she came in. so it is a matter of will and clearly they would rather put these illegal aliens over there on citizens including the safety of their citizens. >> harris: look, being a thing to a city and there was an op-ed today by mayor adams, one of the mayors from new york city. being a sanctuary city does not give new york city to violate federal immigration laws. to the contrary, new york city will comply with city, state, federal laws as it does now. it is not his decision whether the state as a sanctuary city. all of the leaders together and he is outnumbered how liberal they are a formal republican eric adams. >> emily: that underscores disconnect between liberals and constituents crane for safety, protection to be heard. focus on boston for a second because i want to

we will talk now to senior white house and political correspondent ed o'keefe with the latest from ourws" polling. ed, we've been looking at these same polls and we've seen warning signs for the president when it comes to the economy in particular. >> reporter: that's right, maurice. 51-49% approval rating, evenly split it would seem. when you ask, what do you want to hear about tonight? overwhelmingly they want to hear him talk about lowering prices and that's because in part 77% of americans innermost cbs -- more recent polls say their incomes are not keeping up with inflation. they want to hear about plans for medicare and medicaid. conversation among republicans about revamping the program. less about things like cutting government spending which of course has gotten such outsized attention given elon musk in the department of government efficiency/and government operations across the federal government. among those watching, it's important to remember and think about who he's addressing. 54% of those planning to tune in tonight are republican. therefore favor the president. that's

we booked you because you who an amazing op-ed for the heritage foundation about what the european ifp tornado. and so i want to talk about that, but maybe since we just played that clip, why don't you -- because you spent a lot of time in europe not just with the right, but just as an observe iser of what's going if on there politically. how is this being received by brussels and by the rest of, you know, the european people? in well, as can be expected, rachel. good morning to you and to your viewers. there is, the same phenomenon in europe that we have here, there is a rino right and then there's the populist right just like there is within the republican party. ray yes. >> so as we can expect, the rino right in europe aghast and all that as they are at a everything that happens with trump. there's a populist right that is very wary of war, very wary also a of russian expansionism. but they don't want -- they want to be able to give back to the domestic agenda. they want to get the war settled like the white house, like the trump administration do does, and they want -- and and tha