[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: alan, hello. >> hello, seth. >> seth: youre here we talked about how you were initially hesitant about doing the show. and yet, every clip, it's like the role you were born to play. >> it's such fun. i know, i was just so -- i didn't really understand what -- why they'd want me. i don't -- because it wasn't really -- but now i undetand. you know, i'm sort of playing a character. i don't actually know -- talk like that normally. >> seth: yeah. so the first season, it was ten reality stars and ten regular people. >> yes. >> seth: and then second season, you were just like, "bye, regulars." >> ditch the real people. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you just found that real people for all their qualities are less fun. >> they're just not funny. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> no, i mean, i think in a way it's partly that the show w is sort of so heightened. you know, it's got such a theatrical, as you saw, quality to it. it's in a castle. and i'm wearing all these ridiculous things. and so in a funny

also, people will try anything, won't they, seth? [ laughter ] seth! seth meyers, did it work?i don't know yet. >> keep me posted. >> seth: okay. >> then -- [ laughter ] then i saw that eggs are getting more expensive. and i was like, what? i hate it. but then i saw bodegas in new york city are selling individual eggs like loosie cigarettes and i was like what? [ laughter ] i love it! what would we do without bodegas? you need cheese at 2:00 a.m.? bodega. you need exactly three tampons? bodega. [ laughter ] you need a sandwich, a book of matches and some windex at the same time? say it with me. audience: bodega! >> bodegas are america's true problem solvers. everyone else is wasting my time. [ laughter ] didn't think you guys would shout bodega like that. but it made me feel good. [ laughter ] then i saw the craziest video of a kayaker being swallowed by a freaking whale and then spit back out. look at it. >> hey. >> i saw that and i was like, what? that kayaker must be so grateful he lived but so embarrassed that he tastes very bad. [ laughter ] he lacks that delicious narwhal

] >> seth: i was -- i was an architect. >> yes. >> seth: and then in a later season, i was seth meyerstirety of my acting career, is people are like, "we've decided maybe just you." [ laughter ] >> and -- and so then you were -- you did that, and then you were in my movie "late night." >> seth: yep. >> and then you kindly were in this. >> seth: yeah. >> and so now it's like, you've gotta be in the new show. >> seth: well, so, first of all, i love the new show. congratulations. >> thank you. >> seth: this is a show -- [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> seth: -- about the l.a. waves, who are loosely based on the lakers. and this is jeanie buss's story. but before we talk about jeanie buss, 'cause i know you met her, you created the show with two of our dearest friends, dave stassen and ike barinholtz, who you worked with on "the mindy project." >> yeah. >> seth: and so, the fact that it's your show and these are two of my oldest friends, i do kind of hope that the call comes for me to -- [ light laughter ] -- be on "running point." >> we talk about you all the time. >> seth: thank

six. >> seth: she's six? >> yeah. >> seth: 6-year-old critic?s like, mommy, i don't know why you went to the desk like that. because that's the joke. >> seth: she's giving blocking notes. >> oh yeah, that's the joke and she's like, "but it's not funny." [ light laughter ] you know, i was like, "oh, well, maybe it will be funny when you never see it. she's never gonna see it. >> seth: yeah. >> she's never going to see it. >> seth: does she -- what about fashion? does she have fashion advice for her mother? >> do you have girls? >> seth: my youngest is a girl, she's three. >> is she into clothes already? >> seth: yes, but she dresses like an insane person. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: the best thing she does is she has these -- they are like ladybug high heels. and she -- we've told her like you can't wear them outside, and so she puts them on every morning and she just walks around in high heels every morning. the joke we always do is -- she's so loud. she'll be like, she'll go, "i'm going to go find mama," and it's like -- [ pounds desk ] and i

seth, good evening. >> reporter: the pope is stable tonight.is alert and aware and has not had another spasm of the airways inside his lungs since that respiratory crisis friday afternoon. as the faithful gather here for the sixth night in a row to pray for him, the vatican is not reporting any dramatic changes in his health, noting that francis has been receiving varying amounts of supplemental oxygens in order to keep his levels balanced. there's also good news that he does not have an elevated white blood cell count, which could be a sign of infection. earlier today a vatican source said the pope was able to move around, sit in a chair, drink coffee, and read the newspaper. still, jericka, the vatican is not giving any prognosis, saying things could still go either way in this complex case. >> yeah, a lot of people praying for him. thank you, seth. >>> now to the mysterious deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife. cbs' tom hanson is in santa fe, new mexico, where police are seeking clues into what exactly happened. tom. >> reporter: jerick

meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody.aking last week at the march for life, vicece preside j.d. vance said, quote, "let me say, very simply, i want more babies in the united states of america. i guess that's easy to say when you don't have to fly commercial. [ light laughter ] [ audience oohs ] at his rally over the weekend in las vegas, president trump said that if you call a woman beautiful, it is, quote, "the end of your political career."

i would never call seth moulton a coward. to go on tv as marine corps officer and call another enlisted marine who has risen to vice president a pogue and coward. that takes some sort of absolute stupidity or courage i don't know. i wouldn't call him a coward. to say call j.d. vance a coward and to try to denigrate his service that way just really blows my mind. >> brian: pretty amazing call the president a coward. shot got up. every day he did after his second attempt he still wanted the job. he scared down prison sentence stared down a prison sentencea . did he ever call out joe biden for scripting the biggest disaster in american history. >> i would love to know how much seth moulton cares about those mostly 13 borderline coward. >> brian: book deal on cnn again. maybe that's his success. >> joey: takes anything but a coward to sit in that white house and no the blowback that's going to come but to make a call and say specific words like j.d. vance and president trump did to put us in this situation now because they believ

meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody.

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cbs's seth doane reports from rome with the latest. >> reporter: after some relatively positive newsother setback for pope francis in the latest medical update which was released monday evening from the vatican. pope francis had two acute respiratory crises on monday, both of them caused by a mucus build-up and also spasms in the airways in the lungs. two bronchoscopies were performed, that's when a flexible probe is inserted into the lungs to examine him. and he had to be aspirated in order to do that. the pope was then administered oxygen. we understand through a face mask. the vatican has underlined that it is non-invasive, meaning he has not had to be intubated. through all of this the vatican says the pope has remained alert and aware. there was some positive news. vatican sources tell us that the white blood cell count for the pope was not elevated, meaning there are no signs of new infection. and though this immediate crisis has passed we've learned from vatican sources it does underline just how complex pope francis's medical condition is. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >>> a ma

is democratic massachusetts congressman seth moulton. he is a member of the house armed services committee. congressman, great to see you. >> good to see you, frederica. >> all right. so immediately after words yesterday, i heard you on the air. you called it embarrassing. you called president trump a coward. congressman gregory meeks said trump wants zelenskyy to surrender and that trump is undercutting ukraine. so you've had a night of sleep on what? you know this after what the world witnessed yesterday. how are you seeing things today? >> it's exactly the same. and it's a really sad place for america to be, and for the freedom loving world to be. because this is dangerous. it's not just dangerous for ukrainians who have been fighting for freedom for years. it's dangerous for all of europe, where our nato allies are facing down vladimir putin, who is basically just getting a green light from the white house. it's dangerous for the world because xi jinping might be actually the happiest person right now, because he is getting a green l

but the firefighters union president, seth olier, says their overtime is the result of more than 80,000 annual calls for service at a time when stations are being shut down. oaklanders will die if they have to wait for emergency services. that is a fact. houses will burn to the ground. this is not me being melodramatic. these are facts. as far as pitting one group against one another, i. you know this is a zero sum game. there is only so much money to go around. and yes, if it was up to me, i would keep every station fully staffed and open that that that is my goal. at this point, it's a problem without a real solution. all departments will likely take a hit when the budget ax finally swings. the employee unions accused the city of mismanagement, but oakland's fiscal hole comes from having more workers than it can afford. no matter how valuable they may be. >anne>all right, back to our first alert weather. now, because things are taking a turn for the rainy. let's take a live look across the bay area and check in with meteorologist jessica burch. >jessica>all right. cool and cloudy down

it's this is seth, this, the assembly, as the said there was to $62.00 dots that were planned for this, this and one of them was the law amendment, the higher education. but the law because of education is one of the demands of the students before demand of the students that are doing the process. and they're located in faculty technologist for over concerts. there is in serbia just after the this, the things escalated to the serbian assembly, parts of the students that are regularly doing the actions and they're brought to symbol dates robustly, gather the in front of the cause of the assembly, just to know where to go. this building this better besides, it was full of people, some of them they were joined by some citizens and some elderly professors for a trawler and some eggs, maybe a dozen eggs or a troll, and the so the police should intervene and they were keeping good. the entrance to the building of the serbian assembly a lot. so actually the did and they did have left us in the therapy and assembly even though we've had our passes and the journal this past was but just stayed

older brother on the right, brother seth on the left. all wear number 30.the three like he was down the road from his davidson college school. curry scored 21. second quarter, the defense leads the offense. i love this play. quinten post ahead to steph, lob to hield for the finner. steph has 23 assists in his last two games. charlotte cut the lead to 3 in the second half, but the dubs put their foot on the gas and said let's get out of here. hield scored 22. they beat the hornets 116-101. the road trip continues tomorrow night at madison square garden. >>> hockey night, getting warmed up in toronto. wennberg from behind the night. perfect pass for the game tying goal. it went to a shoot out, and how about that, the sharks knocked off first place toronto final 3-2. san jose snapped an eight-game losing streak. >>> high school basketball. the norcal playoffs tips off tuesday for schools all over the bay area, including one school that's on this stage for the first time. >> something we dreamed of as kids, for sure. and you know, worked our butts off to get to

a spokesperson said in a statement, quote, as seth cm is committed to continuing its work and building an ever more inclusive and welcoming community. this is an essential component of the conservatories mission. so vance, music and education across the world. most of the people that do this at a high level. >> pleaded with the right one or 2 degrees of separation from just a few of us we're could there be if there were people who could see things like the pcp happening and fired to act be inspired to create. >> the symphony's 2024 winners work will premiere later this season showing the young talent. cannot be silenced. >> it's an will perform his latest work that he has been working on with the chamber orchestra and october and symphony. they will reveal how they pushed the program forward in the near future. with more details to come back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. 7, a target facing a 40 day boycott rolling back its dei initiatives. kron 4 sarah stinson has more from san bruno. >> and a one of a 40 day target boycott. david dolan is ready. he's changing up its shopping rou

older brother on the right, brother seth on the left. all wear number 30. steph knocked down the three like he was down the road from his davidson college school. curry scored 21. second quarter, the defense leads the offense. i love this play. quinten post ahead to steph, lob to hield for the finner. steph has 23 assists in his last two games. charlotte cut the lead to 3 in the second half, but the dubs put their foot on the gas and said let's get out of here. hield scored 22. they beat the hornets 116-101. the road trip continues tomorrow night at madison square garden. >>> hockey night, getting warmed up in toronto. wennberg from behind the night. perfect pass for the game tying goal. it went to a shoot out, and how about that, the sharks knocked off first place toronto final 3-2. san jose snapped an eight-game losing streak. >>> high school basketball. the norcal playoffs tips off tuesday for schools all over the bay area, including one school that's on this stage for the first time. >> something we dreamed of as kids, for sure. and you know, worked our

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests mindy kaling, governor maura healey. thank you all for watching, everybody! we love you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ on the radar. we're tracking rain tonight and tomorrow. weather that could impact your drive into work or your walk to school with the kids. and as that storm moves through snow falling in the sierra, you can see it right there. tough conditions on the roads. this is a stretch of i-80 shut down for hours because of a crash. chain controls in effect along i-80 and also highway 50. it's going to be active here. let's get right to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. this is this is the weather we need first of all. it really is. we still could use quite a bit more. most of the bay area running a rain deficit right now of two to about five inches. you can see this system is dropping down the northern california coastline and it is cold. not only that, but the chance here of some thunderstorms. so let's get it into storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar and the other radars. and you can see some of tha

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i want to thank my guests kate hudson, john turturro, everybody.hank you all for watching! we love you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ right now, at 11:00, the clock has run out. as promised, president trump's new tariffs are now in effect. the deadline was midnight eastern time. 25% on mexican and canadian goods. a 10% tariff on chinese goods. the president partially blaming mexico and canada for the ongoing fentanyl crisis here in the u.s. the news triggering a sharp sell off on wall street, where the dow lost close to 650 points. the s&p 500 posting its biggest losses since december. and what about your bottom line? here's nbc bay area's thom jensen. reporter these 25% tariffs will be felt nearly everywhere. it's unavoidable, according to experts, because the u.s. imports more than $900 billion in raw materials and goods annually from canada and mexico combined. on the evef the new tariffs against canada and mexico, president trump promised americans will recover quickly. we may have short term some little pain, and people understand that. but long t

from moscow, comma to europe and leaders agreed to increase military budgets and ukraine's defense a seth summers in london. domains camp and rocks, no one could. this region is home to thousands of civilian refugees. it was one of the 1st kinds built off to an influx of syrians fled to a rock of the status of the revolution in 2011. now many of questioning whether they should return home off to the full of the sod regime for that. but why have reports from do hawk in northern iraq of the this, the outbreak of the city and water in 2011 camp noisy knows them, the rock has become home to nearly 40000 city and could just refuse to use a like other camps. people here to into their tents, into houses, and sit up businesses and markets, and they have arrived. 65 years old. the men shaheen came from and has like a provence in eastern city, a td calls. how did the post a said redeem persecuted? good. is there, he says they lived as refugees in their home, country, and city as new need those need to ensure that's changed without long we caught on the new administration in syria to look into our c

ask your doctor about adding rexulti. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i wanna thank my guests fred armisen, naomi ackie, susan morrison, everybody. thank you all for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and to my fellow citizens. america is back. right now at 11:00, a roar of applause and a roar of opposition. tonight, president trump delivered his first address to a joint session of congress since moving back into the white house. it has been stated by many that the first month of our presidency, it's our presidency, is the most successful in the history of our nation. in a fiery and lengthy speech, he assessed his presidency as a ringing success. the democrats also fired up. take your seat, sir. take your seat. things got rowdy on the floor. we had clashes. signs and colors. and a rare removal. that's right. president trump went on for an hour and 40 minutes. the longest presidential address to congress in history. we have a lot to get to tonight. we begin with nbc's jocelyn moran. jocelyn, what are the key takeaways from what turned out to be a contentious night? gia raj. it

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seth behind kennedy. was kristi noem and there is a adam schiff way off there in the corner to the left. so all of this is, of course, the big build-up to the entrance of the president, should be happening any moment now. >> the big news of the day obviously the trade unprecedented debt, trade war between the 3 north american powers. also an increase on china tariffs up to 20%. now the biggest trading partners of the u.s. involved in a trade for tonight. president trump is expected to take credit for quotes its swift and unrelenting action reorienting the nation's economy, immigration and foreign policy and see lets the american people know what he's thinking him lets the members of congress know what's on his mind. and certainly we've been hearing a lot about ukraine. it's anticipated that >> the president will be making some remarks about that. certainly keep an eye out for. yeah. how much time the president is talking about and and trying to reduce the the federal budget and federal government elon mus

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. >> there's a lot to be said, and fired up mark kelly and seth moulton and these people are supposed to have pride to talk about commander-in-chief that way to score political points? it's an important issue so hopefully you will tune in tomorrow and talk more about this. coming up on this brand-new hour of the "big weekend show", fight night in the fbi? kash patel looking to get his agents in peak physical shape plus -- >> is a true this was the swab the nurse was using on you? >> after completely watching the handling of the pandemic, andrew cuomo making a comeback like his scandalous downfall. throwing shade of his former boss, relieving him high and d dry. ♪ are you looking for a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? well, look no further! a safe step walk-in tub is the best in its class. the ultra low, easy step helps keep you safe from having to climb over those high wall tubs, allowing you to age gracefully in the home you love. now, for a limited time, when you purchase your brand new safe step walk-in tub. you'll receive a free safety package. and if you call today, you'l

a spokesperson said in a statement, quote, as seth cnn is committed to continuing its work and buildinge inclusive and welcoming community. this is an essential component of the conservatories mission. so vance, music and education across the world. most of the people that do this at a high level, i think we could with the right one or 2 degrees of separation from just a few of us. >> we're could there be if there were people who could see things like the pcp happening and fired to act be inspired to create. >> the symphony's 2024 winners work will premiere later this season showing the young talent. cannot be silenced. >> now it's and will perform his latest work with the sf chamber orchestra and october and the sf symphony. they'll reveal how the push the program forward in the near future. >> stephanie, thank you. the price of avocados, tomatoes and even meat could be on the rise. lawmakers from both parties are raising concerns about president trump's recent tariffs and major trading partners and the impact on agriculture. >> their ability to sell product overseas is going to be aff

. $40million to improve the social and economic inclusion of seth sedentary migrants. $8million for makingansgender. this is real. $32million for a left wing propaganda operation in moldova. $10million for male circumcision in mozambique. $20million for the arab sesame street 2349 middle east. it's a program. $20million for a program. $1.9billion to recently created de-carbonization of homes committee headed up, and we know she's involved just at the last moment, the money was passed over by a woman named stacey abrams. liz: president trump last might listed major waste of your taxpayer money. you pay for that in higher taxes. this is before doge and elon musk stepped in and caught it. they just found another mayor abuse. biden and democrats were paying nonprofit ngo in texas $18 million a month to run an empty, empty migrant facility in pecos, texas. they got a no bid contract after a biden transition team, a top biden aid join that had nonprofit. look who's here, indiana governor michael braun. governor, great to have you on. >> great to be here. liz: what's your reaction to all this, wh

seth moulton said zelenskyy is a hero for standing up to trump and vance who he calls puppets.this the return of trump derangement syndrome, maybe? that doesn't do america any good at all and doesn't help the people of ukraine that have to keep fighting. one last point, in 2022, months after the war broke out, president biden lost his temper in a phone call with zelenskyy. he told him to "show a little gratitude". that's exactly what jd vance told him on friday. for democrats, it's only bad if trump is involved. third hour of varney starts now. ♪ ♪ stuart: steve forbes is with me here in new york right now. steve, were the democrats trying to sabotage a possible trump win? >> i think what president zelenskyy has to realize and hope his diplomats are telling him this is the democrats are more interested in harming trump than helping ukraine. i'm pleased with prime minister of britain met with zelenskyy and behind the scenes they've told him the same thing. we the europeans are going to step up, britain is doing it and pledging were money and getting this thing back on track. one

secretary hag seth was at the border today with vice president j.d. vance. we are proud to be a part of that mission and we will protect our homeland. >> trace: meantime you had the ... who walked out of the meeting last night and she said the following. >> this man with no respect for congress,... who is putting us into a constitutional crisis. and this man and his hateful rhetoric -- rhetoric and more harmful policies... >> trace: there is no constitutional crisis and she said saying that trump was disrespectful and you had the media screaming. they held up signs, they swung kane's and it literally did everything they possibly could to disrupt this thing and she's talking about disrespect. even the left media is like what was going on last night. >> the words coming out of your mouth it sounds like you were describing a movie. i can't believe this is the reality we are expensing right now. even msnbc criticized the move so the situation is dire. a lack of decorum, a failure to stand for a young boy who is battling brain cancer and the democrats failed to m

seth moulton, as well. i know he is fun, but they're afraid to show it. they don't want to show personality. now you have gavin newsom with his new podcast, he thinks he's going be the savior of it all, but we know why they're having a talent drought. they basically cannibalized a generation of young leaders to pave the way for joe biden. and i think that they are paying the price for that over and over again. we will talk about it in the next block, too, about the cover-up. but because they decided not to go with the passion of the party with bernie sanders, and to try to do something safe with joe biden, it swung the other way. >> judge jeanine: the democrat party is falling out of touch with most americans, and even people within the democrat party say they need to be more moderate. part of the problem is they don't allow open debate. there are certain issues that, if you are not in support of those issues, then you are an outcast. what are they going to do to open it up? >> jessica: i think it's not actually about being more moderate, it's about being

as seth, you can see a couple sprinkles here and there up into muir beach area right there in the marin headlands and then up into portions of both sonoma and napa counties right there along highway 37 and up highway 101, nothing much. but just something to note. don't be surprised if you feel couple drops of water out there. 40's to 50's for current temperatures. temperatures have not moved hardly at all this morning as we do see mostly cloudy conditions. so still a little bit chilly through the rest of the morning. a mix of clouds and sun into the afternoon. cool sunshine will prevail with 50's to low 60's later on today. rain. all right, john, we had a barn alert and medical emergency at the regal plaza station. >> so that station is actually closed because of that. and there's no service between north berkeley enrichment. so that's impacting that little stretch of line there because of that medical emergency. we're going to follow this and continue covering it. a 15 minute ride on our bay bridge. so our bridges seen a lot of improvement. a team that's down from 30 at the peak of the

. >> reporter: but the firefighters union president seth olyer says their overtime is the result of moren 808,000 annual calls for service at a time when stations are being shut down. >> oaklanders will die if they have to wait for emergency services. that is a fact. houses will burn to the ground. this is not me being melodramatic. these are facts. as far as pitting one group against one another, you know, this is a zero sum game. only so much money to go around. and yes, if it was up to me, i would keep every station fully staffed and open. that -- that is my goal. >> reporter: at this point, it's a problem without a real solution. all departments will likely take a hit when the budget ax finally swings. the employee unions accuse the city of mismanagement. but oakland's fiscal hole comes from having more workers than it can afford. no matter how valuable they may be. >> we have some breaking news now. >>> a sharply divided u.s. supreme court just this morning ruled against president trump's foreign aid freeze. the 5-4 decision reinstates a lower court's order to quickly disperse money

there is seth duffy -- i'm so sorry, sean duffy. transportation.ere senator adam schiff sitting with senator from -- yup, the new senator from delaware, lisa rochester. we had carol from illinois. we have angela alsobrooks, maryland. jasmine: kamala harris was the second. peter: kamala harris, of course. jasmine: interchangeably. peter: there is kristi noem, who is talking there with the congressman from new jersey. jason: that's tim burchett from tennessee. peter: there we go. is that brooke rawlins, the ag secretary. jason: it is sort of odd to have something like this when we so much pay attention to the fashion because of the protests and so forth having just on the oscars two nights ago. jasmine: not quite the same. jason: but there is a lot more power. peter: nobody in the world cares what you or i are wearing. [laughter] last year, joe biden took at least a half-hour to get out of the chamber. it was a moment for him, politically, that boosted him, that got rid of some of the rumors of mental decline, etc. he worked that room for a half an h

. >> next hour, i'll be talking to congressman seth moulton to see if he has any different thoughts now that he's had at least one night to think over all that transpired yesterday. joining me right now is margaret talev. she is a senior contributor for axios and a professor. i always like to add that okay. so margaret, good to see you again. so this this critical response, you know, from senator lindsey graham was immediate. i mean, even before zelenskyy had actually exited the white house. what have you learned about whether any of this immediate trump support was planned or choreographed to make sure that they're all, you know, aligned? >> yeah. >> fred, i think a lot. >> of people. >> are. asking those. >> questions today just because. >> there were so many elements. >> moving so swiftly. >> and. the zelenskyy, you could see. >> the moment. >> with the. >> cameras rolling. >> when he. >> sort of thought, huh, this is not what i thought. >> i was coming to. >> um, but i think it's important to note that for many weeks and months, uh, a lot of long standing, hard gop support for ukrai

doesn't have necessarily is like a sense of humor that is going to get people like really watching seth moulton as well. like, i know he is funny, but they're afraid to show it, right? they're afraid to be funny because they don't want to show personality. now you have gavin newsom with his new podcast. he thinks he's going to be the savior of it all. but we know why they are having a talent drought. they basically cannibalize a generation of young leaders to pave the way for joe biden. and i think that they are paying the price for that over and over again. and we'll talk about it in the next block or two about the cover up. but because they decided to not go with the passion of the party with bernie sanders and to try to do something safe with joe biden, you ended up with the results that you got in the biden administration, and it swung everybody the other way. >> you know, jessica, the democratic party has fallen out of touch with most americans. and i think even people within the democrat party say they need to be more moderate. but part of the problem is that they don't they don't

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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 are worried actually about the policy on ukraine tend to keep quiet about it because they don't want comfortable them over. and yeah. >> there's elon musk, the first buddy or whatever. exactly. his titl

under the leadership of shady grove club vice president seth martin, individuals, families, churches and businesses have mobilized to give aid, support and comfort to the victims of hurricane helene. i could not be more proud of everyone involved with the shady grove club. their compassion for their fellow americans serves as an inspiration for all americans. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky, mr. comer, for five minutes. mr. comer: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. comer: mr. speaker, i want to make it very clear to my constituents in kentucky what my objectives are over the next 22 months of the 119th congress. first of all, president trump received an overwhelming mandate, not just in kentucky's first congressional district, but all across kentucky. the mandate was to do two major things. first of all, obviously the mandate involved draining the swamp. that's what president trump campaigned on. and secondl