running the game in the front and the back of the house and that deserve scrutiny on both sides of the aisle agnon: word this week alec baldwin will face involuntary manslaughter charges. he denied he pulled the trigger and is responsible that prosecutors feel otherwise. he is baffled that he is charged not the gun. according to have everyone is to blame for the shooting except himself. but this has all kinds to it a woman lost her life yet it's a very prominent celebrity. >> it is a tragedy with the loss of life. i think baldwin would not be in this trouble had he just kept his mouth shut. the perfect example of a celebrity trying to justify himself in the court of public opinion not knowing ultimately down the road everything he said with all of these interviews is used and admissible as criminal charges. that is his problem and why he is in hot water. >> we spoke to those who lead action franchises if they say cold gun you expect there is nothing in the chamber. that is what he was assured i thank you can hold the actor culpable. but the one charge of manslaughter might apply to him as a pro

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age of 18. my democrat colleagues across the aisle, i want to make sure you understand and make no mistake, we aren the verge of a very important victory, a victory for the people, a victory by the people, and most importantly, a victory for the future of our nation. it dawns on me as i look across the aisle after being here for nearly three years that i haven't had the pleasure of meeting many of you because you've chosen to stay home and not vote here in person and electing instead to proxy vote. the clerk of the house: the member-elect is reminded to direct his remarks to the chair. mr. garcia: it's a pleasure to see 212 of you here today. it's also a pleasure to see the end of the proxy voting. let me end with this. let me end with this. i'm extremely proud of my colleagues on this side of the aisle. the last -- the last four days they haven't been ideal. they've been difficult. but i do see fighters. i see patriots who love this country and want to make things better. i see folks who are willing to do whatever is necessary to ensure that we better serve the nation. i see men and women who are

age of 18. my democrat colleagues across the aisle, i want to make sure you understand and make no mistake, we are in fact on the verge of a very important victory, a victory for the people, a victory by the people, and most importantly, a victory for the future of our nation. it dawns on me as i look across the aisle after being here for nearly three years that i haven't had the pleasure of meeting many of you because you've chosen to stay home and not vote here in person and electing instead to proxy vote. the clerk of the house: the member-elect is reminded to direct his remarks to the chair. mr. garcia: it's a pleasure to see 212 of you here today. it's also a pleasure to see the end of the proxy voting. let me end with this. let me end with this. i'm extremely proud of my colleagues on this side of the aisle. the last -- the last four days they haven't been ideal. they've been difficult. but i do see fighters. i see patriots who love this country and want to make things better. i see folks who are willing to do whatever is necessary to ensure that we better serve the nation. i see men and wom

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age is waiting. >>> lawmakers from both sides of the aisle commemorated international holocaust remembrance day ons one. >> i would like to take a moment to acknowledge a grandmother of one of my deceased staffers who is a 93-year-old survivor of wa auschwitz. anti-semitism is a plague in this nation and up to us to ensure this kind of tragedy is never to be seen again. >> just as a reminder george santos lied about being jewish and also lied about his grand parents escaping the holocaust. >> i seen how socialism destroys people's lives because my parents survived the holocaust. for people descendants of survivors of holocaust the names and paper work was changed. i don't carry the family last night. >> that is -- it is amazing. but it is just in the context of very sober and somber moment of holocaust remembrance. no shame. >> exactly. i actually had in my office the house floor camera up and then i was like, oh no. he is not really going to do this at this point. no shame is one thing here but for all the distraction that is george santos, i do think the campaign finance piece os on because it i

age of 18. my democrat colleagues across the aisle, i want to make sure you understand and make no mistake, we are in fact on the verge of a very important victory, a victory for the people, a victory by the people, and most importantly, a victory for the future of our nation. it dawns on me as i look across the aisle after being here for nearly three years that i haven't had the pleasure of meeting many of you because you've chosen to stay home and not vote here in person and electing instead to proxy vote. the clerk of the house: the member-elect is reminded to direct his remarks to the chair. mr. garcia: it's a pleasure to see 212 of you here today. it's also a pleasure to see the end of the proxy voting. let me end with this. let me end with this. i'm extremely proud of my colleagues on this side of the aisle. the last -- the last four days they haven't been ideal. they've been difficult. but i do see fighters. i see patriots who love this country and want to make things better. i see folks who are willing to do whatever is necessary to ensure that we better serve the nation. i see men and wom

age of 18. my democrat colleagues across the aisle, i want to make sure you understand and make no mistake, we are, in fact, on the verge of a very important victory. a victory for the people, a victory by the people and most importantly, a victory for the future of our nation. it dawns on me as i look across the aisle, after being here nearly three years, i haven't had the pleasure of meeting many of you because you have chosen to stay home and not vote here in person, electing instead to proxy vote. >> the member elects is reminded to direct his remarks to the chair. >> it's a pleasure to see 212 of you here today. it's also a pleasure to see the end of the proxy voting. let me end with this. let me end with this. i'm extremely proud of my colleagues on this side of the aisle. the last four days, they haven't been ideal. they have been difficult. i do see fighters. i see patriots who love this country and want to make things better. i see folks who are willing to do whatever is necessary to ensure that we better serve the nation. i see men and women who are willing to serve her with that pure an

age of 18. now to my democrat colleagues across the aisle, i want to make sure you understand and no mistake. we are in fact on the verge of a very important victory. a victory for the people, a victory by the people, and most importantly, a victory for the future of our nation. and it dawns on me as i look across the aisle after being here for nearly three years that i haven't had the pleasure of meeting many of you because you have chosen to stay home and do not vote here in person and electing instead to proxy vote. [gavel bangs] >> is reminded to direct his remarks to the chair. >> well, it is a pleasure to see 212 of you here today. it is also a pleasure to see the end of the proxy voting. let me end with this. let me end with this. i am extremely proud of my colleagues on this side of the aisle, the last four days they have not been ideal, they have been difficult. but i do see fighters. i see patriots who love this country and want to make things better. i see folks who are willing to do whatever is necessary to ensure that we better serve the nation. i see men and women who are willin

age of 18. now, to my democrat colleagues across the aisle, i want to make sure you understand and make no mistake, we are, in fact, on the verge of a very important victory, a victory for the people, a victory by the people and most importantly a victory for the future of our nation. and dawns on me as i look across the aisle after being here for nearly three years i haven't had the pleasure of meeting many of you because you've chosen to stay home and not vote here in person electing instead a proxy vote. [ laughter ] [ booing ] >> reminded to direct his remarks to the chair. >> well, it's a pleasure to see 212 of you here today. it's also a pleasure to see the end of the proxy voting and let me end with this, let me end with this, i'm extremely proud of my colleagues on this side of the aisle, the last four days they haven't been ideal, they've been difficult. but i do see fighters, i see patriots who love this country and want to make things better. i see folks who are willing to do whatever is necessary to ensure that we better serve the nation. i see men and women who are willing to serve he

is no center aisle, when all the members who will be privileged to speak in support of the resolution will in a sense speak with one voice. i'm reminded of when i was a boy in another age of flight and before the age of television, when i was gathered around a radio with my parents listening to the landing of the hindenburg and then the resultant explosion and burning of that hindenburg. when i was a young man and the feeling i had at that time today, just incidentally happened to you listening, watching the monitor again as the shuttle took off. and after liftoff. getting to feeling that it was so routine. i turned my back and went to back to my office. when? only a few seconds later, i was being told by one of my girls in the office of the tragic accident that had taken place. and i had that same terrible, wrenching down inside the plot. we had always conceived. could be a possibility in this age of. space could happen. we've come to accept these flights as being so routine, and yet it's so highly sufficient, highly technological in nature, that any little thing can go wrong. remind me again of how mysteriously god moves in mysterious ways. i guess from time to time

age. i hope my colleagues on the other side of the aisle will again me in supporting the born that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks alive abortion survivors' protection act as some did, as our chairman mentioned, when it passed the house in both 2015 and 2018 with bipartisan support. to that point, i want to be absolutely clear that this bill has nothing to do with the supreme court decision in dobbs to return abortion to the states and not a word of the born alive act obstructs states to implement dobbs as they see fit-t i strongly believe that states should control pro-life policy making just as i support exceptions for rape, incease and the life of a mother. but today, we are considering an entirely separate issue. we are considering the protection of infants that have been delivered alive after an attempted abortion. that's it. plain and simple. i implore my democratic colleagues to put aside politics and stand in support of life-saving care for these innocent newborns. we must remember today that children are not the only victims of born-alive abor

aging. and he said you're way too young. and at 99, he is now writing a new book. i would say conrad was formidable at 93 as chancellor. biden isn't as seen aisle as he pretends. he wins the presidency and runs over his opponents and passes trillions of dollars in spending and protects his son while he deals with the russians, ukranians. i wrote a piece don't underestimate. he had a very effective two years. but may have been bad for the country but good for the left. >> it's more pop you lift, more nationalist and angrier at washington. has a deeper how sick the system is and corrupt f.b.i. protect hillary clinton and go after donald trump and doesn't go after hunter biden. the republican people who believe washington is out of control and government is waging war on the values of the american people. and part of that is how the left has evolved and mutated in a stunningly hostile and and if it teaches what you want, it drives you out of public life and you have corresponding rise on the right people who are deeply offended and troubled and some of us were wrong. i thought nafta would work better than did. trump's renegotiation was right. i th

aisle -- >> we are united. democrats making their own history. unanimously electing hakeem jeffries, the fwirs black leader of either party in congress. a flaw congress in a new year. already stalled by the age-old problem of washington gridlock. this time within the republican party. on the other side of the capitol today, republican mitch mcconnell becoming the longest serving senate party leader in history. tomorrow, in a rare show of bipartisanship, he will join president biden to discuss the new law. alice babarr, nbc nenews. >>> kevinin mulullen officialll became congreressman mulullen . he iss replalacing the lonong t leader jackiee speierer. he iss a freshmhman in congngr. he said he's excited. he wants to work on better compromises to quickly pass legislation. >> i'm going to remain optimistic and hopeful, maybe because it's my first day. people want to work together. they wanant actctual proroducti from theheir govevernment. >> mullenn said he knowsws he h big shoes to fill replacing jackie speier but he's ready for the challenge. >>> the disgraced billionaire sam bankman-fried pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. it stems from the collapse of his ftx. the charges include

aisle or online. . >>> you're looking at live pictures of graceland tonight, sad news lisa marie presley, elvis's daughter, dead at the ageospitalized after suffering an apparent cardiac arrest just today, two days after appearing at the golden globes, cnn stephanie elam is covering the story, what are you learning about this tragic loss tonight? >> it's just shocking, especially when you know that lisa marie presley was only 54 years old. and we know that this is the case because we've al heard from the family representatives in fact let me go ahead and read that statement to you right now. it says here that pricilla presley and the presley family are shocked and devastated by the tragic death their beloved lisa marie presley. profoundly grateful for the support love and prayers of everyone and ask for privacy during this very difficult to him according to the presley family representative. of course r it's just shocking for everyone digesting this and also because she was the only child of elvis and pricilla presley, all of this sinking in for people to think that both of them are already gone way too soon. >> i mean, s

aisle? >> they're counting on our kids' bad behavior and our weakness. it's an unholy alliance. lauren: they say at ageh your child about money and managing money and budgeting? do you do that? >> yeah. i teach them about inflation, and they say i want to get paid more for my allowance. lauren: what's coming up at one? >> we've got mike rowe talking jobs and how to make money in america. we're going to talk about the markets, we hit system of those stories. i love my cohosts, great conversation. it's going to be a great conversation on friday. lauren: brian, thank you. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ don't sap the party. ♪ -- don't stop the party ♪ the s that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. .. can help you build the future you imagine. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! whether you've enjoyed the legendary terrain of telluride, the unparalleled landscape of par

in order on the right side of the aisle, but more importantly this is an issue that cannot wait because to your point, it is the leading cause of death had for people age 18-45 in this nation, fentanyl overdoses and we are doing very little if anything to curb that threat. maria: and i don't call it an overdose because it's not. it's not like they were just deciding to the take this pill and overdosing it. no, it poison. they're getting poisoned. they're taking the fentanyl unbe knowns to to them. they don't mean to take the fentanyl. it's laced on so many other things. chris, you say mayorkas, it's not him, he's being told what to do. what are you suggesting, impeach president biden? >> i don't think that's going to happen. i don't think we're going to head in that direction. i hope the house starts to push forward in regard to getting some things done. the miami representative, the name is alluding me, it's a plan -- maria: jiminez. >> there's another one as well that had a 15 year plan to push towards 10 years and then another 5 years before you can become a citizen, at least something moving forward where we have to put a stop. it a has to stop at

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age. i hope that my colleagues and the others of ei will again join me in supporting -- the aisle will againoin me in supporting the act ascended -- as some did when it passed the house in 2015 and 2018 with bipartisan support. i want to be clear this bill has nothing to do with the supreme court decision in dobbs. the act restricts state's ability to implement dobbs as they see fit. i strongly believe the state should control life policy making it just lies i support exceptions for rape, incest, and the life of the mother, but today we are considering an entirely separate issue. when considering the protection of infants -- well considering the protection of f's that have been delivered alive after an attempted abortion. i am for my colleagues to put aside -- implore my colleagues at the left side of politics and stand in support of lifesaving care for these newborns. host: the abortion measure passing yesterday with a couple of democratic votes in bill. do you approve or disapprove of the direction so far of the house republican majority? if you approve, 202-748-8000. if you disapprove, 20

age. i hope my colleagues on the other side of the aisle will again me in supporting the born that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks alive abortion survivors' protection act as some did, as our chairman mentioned, when it passed the house in both 2015 and 2018 with bipartisan support. to that point, i want to be absolutely clear that this bill has nothing to do with the supreme court decision in dobbs to return abortion to the states and not a word of the born alive act obstructs states to implement dobbs as they see fit-t i strongly believe that states should control pro-life policy making just as i support exceptions for rape, incease and the life of a mother. but today, we are considering an entirely separate issue. we are considering the protection of infants that have been delivered alive after an attempted abortion. that's it. plain and simple. i implore my democratic colleagues to put aside politics and stand in support of life-saving care for these innocent newborns. we must remember today that children are not the only victims of born-alive

age in way that's continued to this day. and those kinds of phenomena tend to be much more visible, at least on the democratic side of the aisle. do you see you write about the political influence of boomers as being very visible on the right? do you see the of the gop adapting to what did you say the fading of the boomer generation to replace that with younger voters. yeah i mean this was the idea after 2012 right that the republican party came into the 2012 presidential race thinking okay we got this mitt romney's going to age out. barack obama are going to get things back on track and then their surprise that mitt romney lost and so they engaged in this this in the at in the wake of that election they engaged in this what came to be known as the autopsy in which they got a bunch of senior officials within the republican party. they sat down, they did research, they looked demographic trends. they looked at what was happening and they put together a set of recommendations included among which was, we need to do a better job reaching out to nonwhite americans. the problem was for the republican that by the time that report ou

aisle. and don't be fooled by them saying they're only interested in, quote, protecting social security. we know that that is code for cutting benefits. for raising the retirement agethrowing people off the benefit. and to discuss our proposal, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from connecticut, mr. larson. the speaker pro tempore: mr. larson, you're recognized. mr. larson: i thank the gentleman from massachusetts. madam speaker, i rise that first and foremost, today should be a day of celebration. 83 years ago today, ida may fuller received the first social security check. it is the nation's number one insurance program. it's the nation's number one anti-poverty program for the elderly. it is also the nation's number one program to help children out of poverty, as well as the number one disability program, especially for veterans and those who utilize social security more so than even the v.a. and this, today, looking at this proposal, i commend the rules committee chairman for having come up and situated because of everything we've heard from the other side. imagine holding the american economy hostage so you can make cuts to social security and medicare? th

aging committee. it has been a blessing to be there. senator warner: i -- senator warren: i thank you for serving the people of the united states and willingness to work across the aisleand very few. but where we can, we do. and i appreciate that. so, let's talk about cfpb. businesses and lobbyists have spent the last decade trying their hardest to take down cfpb and. so it is no wonder that the chamber of commerce and its corporate clients have launched a new campaign spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to attack the cfpb and attack you and that is on top of the many millions of dollars it has already spent fighting for giant banks and corporations in their right to discriminate against consumers. i want to talk about that cfpb does that big banks hate. one of the things is launch an initiative against junk fees, a couple of dollars that banks and other businesses are loading on families in order to boost corporate profits, way high overdraft fees, hotel resort fees and other random fees that people can't see. now the bureau should guidance to crack down on junk fees. i want to ask you how much do you think consumers will be able to save if you can get rid of t

age and health but the midterms did buy him time. they feel there's success there. they finished with momentum. they look across the aisleay as the republican nominee and they feel like president biden the case in 2020 and it is again now i'm the one man who beat him before. i can do it again. if not me, who? >> both of you mentioned a key phrase that has more to do with joe biden than anybody i have ever known in public life. a respecter of fate. he measures it by himself with his wife and the family. he is always aware of jit the possibilities of fate positive and negative. so we'll see what he does. that's all we can do. >> one of the president's longest serving allies, confidants said that joe biden ran for president and thought of running for president more than any other human on earth. he said i'll believe it when i see it on television. >> start digging the tunnel we have been waiting for for 40 years. thank you so much. >>> all right. former president trump campaigned in south carolina and new hampshire this weekend and the performances in both states led to criticism from within his own party. >> i said over an

age immigrant men created the workforce compared only 84% of u.s. born men. again, i would push back on any claims from my colleagues on the other side of the aisle that this hasdo with immigrants taking jobs. that is not what is happening. what is happening here is we have an issue with native born american men, 18 to 35, who are not entering the workforce at the level that we need them to. not the labor force man out number they formally unemployed by more than 41. we have this huge pool of untapped potential working age labor force that we need to help brill'd our roads and bridges. fix our water supplies they are on the sidelines of the u.s. economy. my question to you is, how can congress and unions work together to get this cohort of prime working age men back into the workforce? with skills to give them confidence and dignity in this economy? and contributing to overall economic growth? >> thank you for the question. i think at its core when people talk about labor shortages in a lot of these areas -- it tends to rub me the wrong way. a lot of situations, as we saw during the great recession, for example, more people were higher than actually resigned i