jeffries: i voted no. the censure resolution put forward by the extreme maga republicans is not worth the paper it was written on. reporter: on tuesday morning it was reported you and other leadership told democrats to refrain from using any signs or doing any attention grabbing with the overall message to not become the story. and given that wasn't the case, in terms of leading and controlling your conference, how are you feeling about democratic unity under your leadership, are you feeling secure with that in your leadership position right now? mr. jeffries: yes. reporter: going back, these censures seemed to be a dime a dozen. last year there were three of them. can you say the censure is now being used as a political weapon? mr. jeffries: the republicans are playing political and partisan games with their censure resolutions because they are on the run. republicans are on the run with respect to the economy. donald trump consistently promised that grocery prices would be lowered on day one but costs ar

jeffries? >> 100%. >> you mentioned that amtrak should be off government support or that our highways and airlines should be off government support. you mentioned high-speed rail in your testimony. it's interesting that america is the only developed country in the world not investing in high-speed rail. the challenge for anyone to think of another developed country. we are just barely starting. is that because there is some vast high-speed rail conspiracy that has affected every country on earth and hasn't hit the united states or does it make economic sense to invest in high-speed rail? >> it makes absolute sense. we fall short compared to other countries and one of the most advantageous opportunities is to expand the rail system in this country and high-speed rail is that opportunity and we support our on-board and see more rail for the citizens of this country. we need to capatalize on that. we need to accept there are no conspiracies out there. as far as i'm aware of high-speed rail. some r

that's why under leadership of hakeem jeffries, we are fighting back and we will prevail. [applause] it's now my honor to introduce our amazing caucus chair, pete aguilar. mr. aguilar: i want to thank ted lieu for his service to the country and we are here in the halls of congress. house democrats are focused on the american people that are being harmed which slashes medicaid to pay for tax cuts for billionaires that hurts the v.a. health care system. an air force veteran who was deputy director in s.b.a. gets caught up in elon musk to line his pockets. thank you so much, chris for sharing your story. a mother of foyer who are puts food on the table and keep and through republican betrayed by voting to take away her health care. and eric, an army veteran and front line worker at the v.a. hospital, we will not get distracted by the lies that you heard last night. we are going to keep the focus on where it deserves and the focus on what the president does, not what he says. these stories are happening all over the country. and sadly, it's only going to get worse. it didn't h

hakeem jeffries is the democratic leader in the house. he was what he had to say yesterday to reporters about the censure vote. rep. jeffries: republicans are playing partisan games with their resolutions because they are on the run. republicans are on the run with the respect that -- with respect to the economy. donald trump promised that grocery prices were going to be lowered on day one. but costs are not going down, they are going up. the stock market is not going up, it is going down. inflation is up, and donald trump and house republicans are crashing the american economy in real time. republicans around the room -- on the run with respect to the economy. not a single bill, executive order, and administrative action has been put forth by donald trump or house republicans to improve the economic circumstances of the american people. and for sare taking notice all across the country. which is why his approval ratings are not going up and staying the same. they are going down. host: representative herrell hakeem jeffries, who leads the

jeffries is not having that. >> the resolution, you are not going off any single committee, these arealignant clowns. a broad. don't make me expose you to folks who do not know you. >> do you wonder why that someone they don't follow? why would you follow anything that person says? no authority or credibility, just a classic machine politician and his turn and not surprising and they don't know where they are, completely lost, they don't understand what happened are not willing to accept what happened so they are lashing out whichever way they can. he saw nancy pelosi on the ni night, basically what she was doing, it wasn't quite as that but not exactly impressive, one thing to say about her, she did run that party, they were scared of her and she made a work with terrible consequences but she had authority. >> it doesn't seem to be going as well for hakeem jeffries. >> i used to be a sports writer and producer. he's like a coach who's lost in the locker room. i'll see him driving too much longer. they need to leadership because he said don't act like idiots during the joint session,

jeffries, gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms.ntlemen from california... >> jesse: so it's smart to really contrast where you've come from. barack obama did that basically the entire presidency. this is what i came out of, they got us into a ditch, i'm digging us out, and we heard him blame bush for the entire eight years. so you are saying what we should expect tonight is not just list the accomplishments of the last 40 something days, tell us where we have been and how much is going to take to get us out of this hole. >> that's just it, this is contrast messaging at it's best. this is a president that's been there for six weeks and what he's done just in six week is a stark contrast to the last four years. the polling shows that. it's worth reflecting too on the moment for president trump. president trump, the last time he stood at that dais you are looking at, he was standing there on the brink of covid in 2020, a pandemic was about to ravish the nation, he just been through the impeachment over a perfect phone call and then he

jeffries and schumer are acting paralyzed because they have two different constituencies.ave ones who are worried about a left wing tea party, and they should be worried about that, because i do think this anger inside the base is real. yeah. then you have others who are like, hey, i won, and trump carried my state. yep. so i've got to do this. so i think that's why jeffries and schumer come across as paralyzed, because they're trying to placate a coalition party that doesn't know which direction to go to. this really. they should be having a loud argument the way bill clinton and jesse jackson did in 1989 and 1990, after a thrashing in 1988, where republicans won. and the problem is, the democrats right now are afraid of having a public debate because they don't want to help out trump. but i do think it's i do think it's stifling their ability to figure out what to do next. >> can i just say, i think many elected democrats are doing this so poorly that they're missing that there's actually not a ton of tension between people who live in those swing states and and the base

nancy pelosi was sitting there that night picky mention to keim jeffries.now? >> a great question. the party is in disarray. you can see that. they don't have an identified leader. they don't have a vision, they don't have a platform to run on. the only word i could describe it as flailing right now. that's why they resort to these antics. they want to fight trump, they want to fight the america first agenda, they want to fight all of us. they debase themselves by showing up on the house floor and acting like children. it is sad. this is an unfortunate day, and i wish we hadn't had to go down this road. >> dana: speaker johnson, right heavy on the show. thank you for doing this for us as we try to understand what happened there on the floor. >> thank you both. >> dana: thank you. >> president trump: number 40 out of 40 schools, and we are ranked at the bottom of the list. we are ranked very badly. what i want to do is let the states run schools. >> dana: president trump seeking dramatic improvement, as reading and math scores dropped are medically. the poss

thank you to leader jeffries for his leadership. i want to recognize some of the members on this stage. we are joined by the ranking member of our veterans committee. as well as democrats who are veterans, bobby scott, -- [applause] he is a marine. and mike thompson. so last night, donald trump lied to you. he promised a golden age. and in fact we are entering a trump slump. inflation has increased, consumer sentiment is down, the federal reserve bank of atlanta has now projected our economy is going to contract. it is literally going to get smaller this quarter. the chaotic actions of the trump administration enabled by house republicans are not harming our country, they are also harming our veterans. one in four federal employees are veterans. so the trump administration indiscriminately and many cases fires federal employees. that is a disproportionate effect on americans. no wonder as what clark mentioned, nowhere that donald trump mentioned veterans issues last night. house republicans are also harming our nation's veterans. th

you would think this would be an opportunity for k hakeem jeffris jeffries and company to show up unlessou are pro-harassing students and ruin their lives and many times turns into suicide. ellison berry deep fake victim talking about what this means. this was back in december of 2024 on "fox & friends." >>ible last october i experienced my ai deep fakes going around my entire school. a classmate took an innocent photo off my instagram and put it through an ai editing tool that stripped my clothing off and sent it around my entire school. we are urging the house to pass this bill in order to protect some people. the future generations are at risk. this is what we are aiming at and there are so many people and so many victims that don't have the ability to go and tell their story. >> ainsley: elliston was so excited leavi going into high s. beginning of school she was in a picture with nine girls. whoever did, this someone at her school stripped down all of them so they were all naked. the picture starts being distributed around their new high school where they are going. all the older gu

all hakeem jeffries has to be asked again and i hope it is asked again.th women, does that put them in danger some you said you are party of women. hakeem jeffries will never be confused with nancy pelosi, i don't think he makes it through the year. that is a rudderless ship and he's at the top in a congress filled with people that are not serious people, more like sophomores at 5:00 in the morning who don't know how to get back to their dorm room. >> todd: nowhere does it say anything about genital inspection. house leadership privately confronting members who interrupted trump's speech. a source familiar with the matter stressed the lawmakers are not getting yelled at, they were brought to the principal's office. >> joe: the ruler should be out like catholic school, do not do that again. i guarantee there will be more videos over the weekend. they do not have serious policy solutions, it is all about look at me confusing retweets and likes on social media for votes they will get in the futures. >> carley: thank you for joining us on a friday. trifecta o

. >> sandra: i should note that we are expecting to hear from leader jeffries, hakeem jeffries, any moment now. i can only imagine, aishah, what we might be hearing there. >> hakeem jeffries and the other folks in house leadership for the democrats didn't say much, didn't say anything, move or flinch when congressman green was waving his cane and shouting at president trump. they were sitting 10 feet away across from the table there if you saw the address tuesday night along with all of us. i was inside the chamber and watching to see if they were going to look over and signal him to sit down and french. they never did anything to get him to stop. but i can tell you from reporting and other supporting that they are probably not happy with this outburst. it is not something they wanted to see from their conference. they were fine with people not showing up and protesting silently. i don't believe this is something they wanted to see happen. >> sandra: interesting. there were some in the meeting that said they wish democrats would have stood up and supported us at the moment, the media at le

not that they didn't applaud for the basic humanitarian moments they were bitter and angry, hakeem jeffries minority in the house they tried afterwards to say we can't represent ourselves to the country this way. where did they go from here, the plane under claim to be the political aisle that is empathetic and open to people that want to get along and care about democracy in their booing with the pet about his wins. the party is really in trouble now. >> when in doubt listen to james carville. he's absolutely right the democrats either shut up, sit down and get their act together and wait for a moment where they can begin to draw contrast with president trump on things that the american people care about. some of the unfortunate language coming out of the administration is giving them a chance not now but later, for example the president talked about how doge found hundreds of millions of dollars excuse me billions of dollars of fraud. if there is fraud you want to go after the fraudsters and you want to indict them in recover the money. the democrats can conceivably wait a reasonable peri

minority leader hakeem jeffries there.d a ban on transgender athletes and women sports. what is the message from the party and will that change now? plus congressman al green reprimanded for that spectacle on tuesday night during the big address. some members from green zone party backing his century yesterday. one of those will join us when we continue life after this. ♪ ♪ who knows what tomorrow ♪ ♪ will bring ♪ [dog barking] ♪ maybe sunshine, ♪ [dog whining] ♪ and maybe rain ♪ ♪ but as for me ♪ ♪ i'll wait and see ♪ [knock at door] ♪ and maybe it'll bring my love to me ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪ baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. baby: liberty! biberty: hey kid, it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: bi-be-rty! baby: biberty! biberty: and now she's mocking me. very mature. mom: hey, that's enough you two! biberty: hey, i'm not the one acting like a tot

it says from democrats again it's two democrats from house minority leader hakeem jeffries. the first notable thing here is the decision to attend the joint session is a personal one, and we understand that members will come to different conclusions. however, it's important to have a strong, determined and dignified democratic presence in the chamber. and then next he goes on to note, throughout the week, there is a series of events planned in connection with president trump's speech. beyond the traditional democratic response, jeffries says the democrats will be engaging media all day tomorrow. congresswoman, what was the conversation inside the caucus meeting? take us in there, because i just just tell us what tell us what you can, because it strikes me that there are some folks that are saying, look, we must go and attend because this is what we do, and we can't have a strong presence and a strong, forceful pushback if we're not in the chamber. but then there are other members who are saying, what do you mean they are? if we're saying that they are raiding the federal gov

and is it all directed at hakeem jeffries or is it more widespread than that?ut there is a lot of frustration right now internally over against democratic leadership saying that they you know, i was speaking with one member, you know, last week who told me that they just don't see a lot of direction in terms of what they actually should be done. and this person was upset in the fact that these people that do go against leadership never get any consequences in terms of their actions. >> that's a really interesting point, because of course, this is a caucus that was used to the iron fist ruling style of nancy pelosi. and certainly jeffries has a very different vibe, a different tone and a different tactic around him. he's a listener who tries to build consensus and then guide the party that way. it's going to be interesting to see if that's the winning effort here. as democrats continue down this stretch. mika. soner, thank you as always. and still ahead, we're going to go live to cnbc for an early look at what's driving the day on wall street after the s&p 500 r

and together with hakeem jeffries, and democrats stood against it to save america's health care. i'll yield to hakeem jeffries for an opening statements. >> and we thank debbie wasserman schultz and others for convening this incredibly important hearing. let me also thank the witnesses who are going to be present here today and presenting for your participation, for your courage, your strength, your insight and your wisdom. secretary kinsley, chris dunham, christina, as well as nancy who happens to be from brooklyn. president trump promised on day one that he would lower the high cost the living in the united states of america. they have failed to keep that promise. costs aren't going down, they're going up. inflation is going up and not a single thing has been done to drive down the high cost of living in the united states of america. not one executive order, not one administrative action, not a single bill has been introduced, let alone presented on the house floor and passed to address the affordability crisis in the united states of america. under donald trump and house repub

and jeffries instills no fear. nancy scares people. jeff reese there's nobody.are on their own and they are trying tn find out what to do by listening to the media and the media tells him six different things. one day play possum, the next day they say fight harder so they don't know what to do. most o so f the people in the ps that they usually listen to have been fired oter retired. so now for the first time they have to figure out who they are by themselves. they used to just, like, do a cnn hit, say russia, say trump is racist and go home. they would get fed lines, theyty would get told how to vote. now they have to figure it out all bye. themselves. republicans know what to do rebecause we've had to go around thisia media machine, we've hado go directly to the voters. we write our ownth tweets, do or own podcast, radio, used toan formulating and defending policies. democrats not only don't they know howy to defend the policie, they don't even know what the policies are. half the party is like on the trans-side, have the party is like i don't think that's sm

now like to yield to leader jeffries for his opening statement. thank you. >> good morning lynn the first think my coach of her leadership along with cochairs robin kelly and net for convening this incredibly important hearing. let me also think the witnesses who are going to be present here today and thank you for your participation, your courage, your strength, your insight and your wisdom. as well as nancy higgins who happens to be from brooklyn. president trump promised on day one that he would lower the high cost of living in the united states of america. they have failed to keep that promise, costs are not going down there going up. inflation is going up and not a single thing has been done. to drive down the high cost of living in the united states of america for not one executive order. not one administrative action but not a single bill has been introduced let alone presented on the house floor and passed. >> it was set in motion path to medicaid in american history. it will devastate children and families devastate people with disabiliti

is it leader jeffries in the house?you have seen some issues like elizabeth warren on sort of working class issues, uh, ethics issues, has tried to come forward. seth moulton, former member of the military on national security issues. the democrats are trying to find their way and trying to find their voice right now, and which is why they're even debating whether they should show up or whether they should protest, or whether they should shout at him. to your point about republicans, though, this has been said before, it's not new, but the takeover is complete. i mean, you just john barrasso was just there with those house republicans you were talking about. he was a free market, free trade republican not all that long ago. now you don't hear him. he's concerned about donald trump's tariffs, but you don't hear him talking publicly about it. he was an anti-putin, anti-communist, ronald reagan like conservative not all that long ago. and now donald trump has pulled the party mostly his way. and those who don't like and ar

we will begin with mike johnson and hakeem jeffries. does that square with his campaign promise? >> he's already proven that it is a tool to level the playing field with our international trading partners. the speech went overwhelmingly wealthy or not for the mainstream media about the american people appeared i saw a poll that said 76% of viewers viewed it favorably. it was very well-received in the house except by the democrats of course he resorted to the sort of pettiness and i even had to eject a member from the chamber. i think that was the first time in history. pretty sad reflection of things. >> george: you bring that up. in past state of the union address of the congress, republicans have taunted democratic presidents, yet they were not thrown out. why did you throw out congressman green? >> the only example i can think of is the famous joe wilson where he uttered something during barack obama's speech but quieted down immediately and was quiet for the rest of the night. al green was trying to interrupt the entire proceeding.

, who before the election, all you heard from democrats was we stand behind hakeem jeffries.he next speaker, not hearing so much of that anymore. no, because the thing that he. >> has always. >> said is. >> like, the caucus will win out, right? meaning the. >> will of the folks within his group. >> will letting. >> people do whatever they want. and when you hear. >> that from members now, they say. >> well, wait, now we feel like there's. >> no leadership. >> it was great when they when, you know, they thought they might win the election. but now when the. >> party. >> both the voters and the people in congress are looking for leadership, it's not a great look. eugene daniels, former congresswoman donna edwards, thank you both, as always, for coming to the sunday show and putting up with my hysterics over that lady from colorado. over that lady from colorado. more of the s baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty!

>> well, speaker johnson has a good relationship with house democratic leader hakeem jeffries. but when i asked leader schumer over on the senate side just two days ago if or actually yesterday, oh my gosh, this week feels like 20 years. if there have been any lines of communication about the continuing resolution about government funding, he said that nobody's reached out to him or leader jeffries about the path forward. now, we do know that the four corners, as we call them, basically the top republicans and democrats in charge of the budget and appropriations process have been talking. i already told you how rosa delauro, the top appropriator on the democratic side in the house, feels about this entire process. but it is definitely no secret that president trump wants to ice democrats out of this equation, especially given the fact that republicans, however narrow, do control the house. they do control the senate. and, of course, he's in the white house. that's why you saw his ambitious plans on those reconciliation packages that would basically avoid the need for democrats

that being said, leader jeffries is he did a press conference today as well.ocrats perspective, they have held the line when it comes to some of this bad legislation. they haven't given votes. not one single piece of legislation from project 2025 has made it, you know, across the finish line in congress. that being said, the resistance, quote unquote, last time, it wasn't led by the members of congress, right? the people in the streets, the folks that really whipped up the energy that created the environment that was there in 2020, specifically in 2019, 2020, that wasn't led by elected officials. it was led by the grassroots, by the people. and i think the difference between then and now is a lot of those folks who are leading like black women, like a lot of these groups that were out there organizing, they've taken a step back post-election because they did leave it all on the floor, and the result was still the same. some folks weren't being listened to. >> so are you suggesting that the an even bigger problem than not having a charismatic figure who seems t

same as leader jeffries and my colleague rosa delauro and my other. democratic colleagues.e want to fix all of this. but certainly, if we don't believe that we have a willing partner on the other side, and it's quite clear right now, we don't, then we need to stay united and not bail out president trump and speaker johnson. >> now, one of the concerns among democrats is that this bill will will cut benefits in social security, medicare and medicaid, house republican aides have told the washington post that the cuts will not touch those programs, will not touch social security, medicaid and medicare. do you believe them? >> well. >> and rather. than trying. >> to. >> take. >> their word. >> for it, i would rather look at their record literally. jonathan, just a week and a half ago, every house republican except for thomas massie voted to cut medicaid by $880 billion this past week at my direction and request. >> the nonpartisan. >> congressional budget office. confirmed that these would be hundreds of billions of dollars worth. the medicaid, the largest in american history.

early in the war jeffries and his family were forced to flee by the j.hocker colonel charles jenison, who mistook the magnificent and the wealth of the mansion for being property, obviously, of secessionists which he was not a secessionist. he was unionist due to order number 11 families residing outside one mile of hickman mills were either compelled to leave altogether or to relocate to hickman mills. and the fall of 1863, the federal military placed 32 refugees families into 16 room mansion. in other words, two families were crammed into each the mansion's rooms, bringing it back home. president harry truman's grandfather, solomon young, lived next to blythe dale. however, solomon and his wife refused to stay there because it was, as described by mrs. young quote, a concentration camp, unquote, which it truly was. instead, the youngs abandoned their farm home as required order number 11, and went to live in an apartment located at the wharf in kansas city. and now we turn to the legacy of the battle westport, which has several levels or perhaps aspect

that was clark jeffries, the entire democratic leadership. it should be preserved in amber as a thing of beauty that faked us out. because when we first read that, at least when i first read that this was the error i made, first read that you're like, oh, he's threatening to vote against the cr. wow. he's really laying it down. and then you read it more closely. and to me, i think it's an escape hatch. it's a valve because he's basically saying if they cut medicaid, that's our red line, right? there is nothing in this short term spending bill that does anything to medicaid. it's all on the discretionary spending side. it does nothing with us on the nondiscretionary side. it has nothing on medicaid, social security. >> so you think you think the democrats ultimately supply the votes and keep the government? >> i think this letter gives them the the go ahead to say, well, you know, they didn't touch medicaid in this. >> yeah. and look, it's unclear whether the rank and file members, the moderates in swing districts, the people who are who may s

we're going to go with jasmine crockett. - ok, i'm going to say hakeem jeffries. who was it? - um, here's the answer. - if you could speak directly to elon musk, what would you say? - fuck off. [applause] - we'll be right back. [music playing] [music playing] welcome back. it's time for lie-curious. the rules are simple. i give you three biographical details about a public figure, but only one is the truth. and you have to guess which is the truth and which are dirty, filthy, nasty lies. let's begin. three facts about sag award winner timothée chalamet-- our facts are, he was baptized by moby, had a youtube channel where he modified xbox controllers, his high school nickname was "the chalamander." which one is the truth? - we are reading this, but roy said xbox controllers. now, that's an added detail. - oh. - that makes me think that it's number two. - oh. - ok, over here. - i want to go with baptized by moby because it's so implausible. - but do we know? - we don't know anything. we don't know anything about moby or timothée chalamet. - no, we don't. we don't. - number one,

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think of one reader, let's be fair, hakeem jeffries and he is busy this day talking to the far left children'sait, if you think the dnc is going to save them, think again. they are new executive director roger lau is a radical, left-wing ray spader. that is going to work. lakota the democrats have a same problem they've had for a long time. at that fundamentally loathe the american tradition and it didn't used to be that way, but they do now. they loathed the constitution and even our history. if you really believe america is systemically racist, of course you will support open borders t. but democrats utopia today is where we are all forced to live under, i guess, international rule-based order, international rules issued by european elites. but that is not a sovereign america nor does it portend a hopeful and positive future for the citizens. but trump, he's fighting for an american revival of our manufacturing, our military, and our patriotism. the contrast of the democrat seems like a sad circus, sad clowns where the performers soaked as the tent collapses around them. and that is "the ang

a bright spot on protecting women in sports playing defense and house minority leader hakeem jeffriesscratcher when asked about it. >> when asked about governor governor newsom's comments. trans gender athletes to compete in women's sports. what is your response after democrats opposed men and women sports? >> i haven't seen his comments, but democrats oppose what is unleashing sexual predators on girls throughout the united states of america. >> sandra: and a little bit of a bizarre response, richard. why do democrats not see where the american public is on this issue? and that is they want fairness and women sports. >> look, i think we can agree there should be fairness in sports and fairness in all parts of life. that is what the democratic party should be talking about at this point in life. and i will go back to my point, there is a lot of fertile ground for democrats to talk about and run on. wet fairness includes more than anything else if you are in vulnerable american and have access whether trans or black or white, broke or pour. >> sandra: it seems like you are running away

going into the address tuesday night, hakeem jeffries tried to make sure this would not happen. we are talking about. that didn't work out so well. with their paddles, shaking his cane and thrown out of the chamber so they don't have to worry about democrats trying, for a more moderate stance. to try to subdue that part of the party so they can win again and be in charge because singing is great but doesn't get you anywhere in terms of moving legislation are fighting back against what they think is a bad trump agenda. stuart: it could come back to bite him because randy ogles wants the democrats who protested to be removed from their committee assignments. that would be taking some strong action. will they do that? >> there is potential, they do that with a number of members in the past and house republicans are looking forward to getting tax cuts done, getting an economic agenda on behalf of the president done, moving forward with legislation that will affect the lives of americans, if the tax cuts are not passed at the end of the year everybody in america is getting a tax hike

house minority leader hakeem jeffries and is he very busy these days hocking his far left children's and if you think the dnc is going to save them? think again, their new executive director roger lowe is a radical left wing race baiter. that's going to work. same problem they have had for a long time. they fundamentally loathe the american tradition. didn't use to be that way. but they do now. they loathe our constitution. and even o history. if you really believe america of course going to support open borders to try diffuse the problem. but democrats utopia today is where we're all forced to live under, i guess an international rule based order international rules issued by european elites. but that's not a sovereign america. nor does it portend a hopeful and positive future for our citizens. but trump, he's fighting for an american revival of our manufacturing, our military, and our patriotism. by contrast the democrats seem like a sad circus, sad drown clowns, where the performers just silk as the tent collapses around them and that's the angle. joining me now doug schoen democr

hakeem jeffries, that example was one of the worst stresses on that issue.an be asked about it and it'll be fascinating and come to a new opinion on this but i think each candidate in the upcoming election will have to make a stance because the equivocating almost looks worse than coming out one way or the other on the issue. >> the opinion from democrats was voted last week, 45 senators in the senate voted against a bill that would prevent men from competing in women's sports that's only message i can talk all they want but the way they voted they don't how to get out of issue 80 - 20. >> the republicans keep hitting them on in the back-and-forth and as parents issue to all of us seems pretty crystal-clear. from one california governor to possibly the next kamala harris seriously considering a run to be the golden state next chief executive giving herself until the end of summer to make a decision the former bp without the talk of really pulling right now but if the reaction from the golden state democrats anything to go by her run might be short-lived. >>

not coming from minority leader jeffries or his party. he has it right. those are the priorities and there is a glimmer of an opening for democrats in polling suggests voters say the president doesn't necessarily have his priorities right. our pry or tifs are the border. not on consumer prices. don't see him devoting a ton of attention to it. people are noticing. democrats are picking up on that and trying to capital eyes on it. how? they will only remind them president biden and under their leadership abdicated that. exacerbated immigration and exacerbated consumer prices and dove tails the introduction to the segment. anti-ice activists in government and outside of government were cultivated by the democratic party during donald trump's and biden years. the enforcement of immigration statute is unjust and those people are still out working against this administration's priorities. that's a democrat creation. >> dana: i thought about a communications challenge the trump administration will have going forward. when something starts working, the media stop

and it looks like he's got the support of hakeem jeffries. >> i think you would be a candidate that a very interested. >> judge jeanine: jesse, how desperate are the democrats to actually think andrew cuomo, a man who was forced out of office because of sexual harassment claims, not to mention the covid problem where ill covid patients were brought into nursing homes where people died, to actually think that he should run for president in 2028? >> jesse: let's be clear, he's not perverted, he's just italian. that was his excuse. >> judge jeanine: speak for yourself! >> jesse: politics is simple. it is really math. i know democrats aren't really good at it, but what they decided to do was take the most irrelevant constituency, trans, less than 1% of the nation, and go all in. or migrants, 0% of the voting population, and go all in. meanwhile, the top issues, the border and inflation, were issues that they caused, then ignored, and offered no plan to fix. look at right now, they are talking about egg prices. what is their plan to lower egg prices? what is their plan to do anything? greg

. >> taking things further than what leader hakeem jeffries has called for. >> there is decorum from our side. >> 2018 democrats booed trump. >> we focus on. >> in 2020 then speaker nancy pelosi famously tore his speech in half this year year some on the left want to be more strategic, taking into account trump's decisive victory. republicans must also decide if they will cheer on federal layoffs as the house g.o.p.'s campaign arm announced today no more in person town halls amid protests over doge. speaker mike johnson accusing democrats of sending in paid activists. >> i saw my friend hakeem jeffries decrying that i have said that but we know that that is a fact. >> still, is he bringing in elon musk to the hill tomorrow for a face-to-face chat. >> and, bret, democrats have chosen first term senator from michigan elissa slotkin to deliver their rebuttal tonight to president trump's speech. it's an interesting choice as they look for a unifying message. a unifying voice. the 48-year-old former cia analyst won her seat back in november by openly courting trump voters. bret? >> bret: