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to america, this is america. this is what america looks like. i am so proud to stand with you in defense of america, and when you think back on this moment, 10 years from now, 20 years from now, you will remember this is the moment that made a difference for america, because the message here is, we have to reach beyond this crowd, reach beyond this city, reach beyond democrats, to republicans, and say, you are losing your country, too. and to all of the federal employees who are here today, if you are a federal employee, raise your hand. raise your hand, we are proud of you. [cheers and applause] we are proud of you. you serve america. how many veterans do we have here today? thank you. thank you, every one of you. now let me just say to you, all of your disability benefits, all of the payments that go to your bank accounts, all of that information now belongs to elon musk. all of the people who receive any checks, tax refunds, your information is now with elon musk. and all of the americans who pay taxes, your information is with elon musk. ever

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america. america is under attack as much as it was on january 6. god bless america. and i hope we continue to exist as a democracy and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: i ask to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: america's energy independence is vital for our security and economic prosperity. hydroelectric power plays a crucial role in that energy grid and provides a 1/3 of our nation's renewable energy and is one of the most cleanest sources available, available 24 hours, seven takes a week. instead of expanding this resource, we're watching it get turned down, including four dams in my district on the klamath river. they're gone now. hydroelectric power is paid for and co-2 free if we're worried about co-2. it's a beautiful thing and they're gone because of some environmental ruling. the removal after these dams took out a sig

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understand that i think most americans understand that about america and they understand that america has no greater ally than israel. israel is america'sy the greatest ally we have. but israel is the greatest ally of america we give america invaluable intelligence. i'll tell you something. not only that, i mean we have some -- unbelievably fine technologies, and what we learn in the battlefield weapons that we develop, we share with our american brothers. here you have an ally, that's willing to fight, you know, we're fighting our fight but in doing so we're defeating your enemies our victory is your victory. and you -- we carry the load. you know, with our brave soldier brave commanders our people that stand strong. i'll tell you you go around the middle east, you know who the greatest support and the one country that solidly brought america is and you know what the next country is -- mark: there isn't one. which is called iran. >> yeah. but people of iran are yearning for day where that regime can finished. and when they can, you know, when they can express their support not only for america but for israel. you know, i do this videos

america. >> america, baby. what the. bro. we literally gulf of. >> america, bro. >> mexico. >> it's the gulf of america now. >> oh. >> they changed it. >> i didn't know that. i just. you're telling me now for the first time. >> ladies, how's the gulf of america? the water is wetter, the sun's hotter, the men are hotter. well, that's because i'm here. that helps for sure. >> johnny, that was really inappropriate. >> why president trump rename this. >> sounds sexier. >> he wants to make a point. >> mexicans send our people over here. so we're going to send the united states over there. >> how do you think the mexicans are going to feel? >> who cares? they'll be fine. i'm friends with some of them. >> what's their names? >> we have jose cuervo. no, they. >> should drink a margarita, and they'll probably feel a lot better. >> i sell apartments for millions of dollars to people from mexico. they love me. they love me. >> well, we still have new mexico. >> yeah. i mean. >> for now. are you a little upset you lost the name. >> why would you say that? >> i don't giv

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america cities, weh want to help rebuild them. frankly, focusing on america first. that is what he is all about.he and i think he would be welcomel if he actually did that. i really, i think, the left would kick up a fuss.he but i think he would find so many allies in the south side and inglewood. i think he would find a lot of support.or >> the people of chicago, we love trump. the members spoke for themselves during the election.rump i just want to say we wanteded h trump to come here and we actually loved him here at the end bj.hese so i don't want these blue lives to act like he is not welcomego here.. we love trump and would love trump to come to chicago, illinois. i also want to say i'm excited about pam bondi and confirmed as attorney general because the man that had the orange jumpsuit at city hall is looking like he'sg doing a little foreshadowingo because it looks like brandon johnson will be behind bars pretty soon. >> laura: well, because of federal funds to sanctuaryse cities, and of course, that ispl being challenged in court. we will see how that plays out.a thank you so much. wonderful to see you as always. coming up, horrific consequences of ther- left's gender obsession next. all day or night. delsym, cough crisis averted. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> normal locker room behavior does not involve standing naked facing a doorway. >> girls and >> normal locker room behavior it does not meanos standing nakd towards a doorway. >> girls have lost one more layer protections against physical and psychological harm. >> laura: well, richard cox,er c 858-year-old registered sex offender claims to beng transgender, and he is accused of spying on women and exposing himself for months at a virginia high school locker room. >> hgoe was coming out of theme' women's locker room when i was going into the women'ss locker room. i remember looking at him and saying why is eight guy coming out of the and women's locker room? this guy is abusing the rules and in our locker room naked and watched us getting dressed andtl undressed. >> laura: ho hw can something like this actually happen? well, and went to public arl schools, they call public peoples rule and you can use and bathroom you want. it is based of what you feel that day your gender identity. one of these locker rooms isic. shared with the aquatic center used bmey the public some of thm think a man exposing himself toe womersn and children is perfecty normal. >> at the gender identity if the person whoio enteredn. the locker room is completely irrelevant to this conversation. >> sadly sexual predators exist and it to will happen again. k there is not many things we can do to stop it and in fact you l won't know if transgender person is in the locker room with you. >> laura: joining me now ian a prior, american first senior d director of public affair s at doj. we have been warning you about this for years. we knew things like this were t happening, could happen. what needs to happen now?d >> well, but needs to happen is arthe school districts in northn virginia and not just arlington, surely they are one of them but fairfax county, loud and, they s have the same policies. f all school sedimentsed takeo us federal money and they allow boys to use girls rooms and locker rooms. which means, they are running a o sefile title ix, president trp made f clear they were two sexes in the united states of americac male and female which means a policy a female has to subject yourself to a male invading her private space, the female has to go find alternative arrangements, that iidensoo sex discrimination. that is clear and thlse presidet has made thahet clear so they schools better shape up or they will lose their federal money. >> laura: now, the arlington school board had an idea how top stop the sexual predators. watch.base >> prompt action was taken.th based on the community members feedback, we installed signage that reminds all patrons to be considered make considerate ofc. others private areas and carried in that cover body areas and clothes shower curtains and all guidance. >> laura: a she kidding me? a man in a girls locker room should make sure the curtain ise pulled, okay. >> look, the fantasy is over. they are not 72 genders. we can stop that fantasy.th we can stop at that fairy tale. they need to actually follow the law.on m that is why american first legal, we actually sent a letter to the departmen t of education on monday and cited this issues. to say we need an investigationu in these five northern virginia school districts. we have been dealing with this and virginia three years, four years in fairfax 15.oing there is a new sheriff in town and he made it clear he is going to protect women spaces and they better get on board. >> laura: the doj anhed civil f rights office, the doj, everybody get involved fast becaus ye this is not going away anytime soon. em, thank you. a teacher said she was suspended for having a crucifix in her classroom? she is here to tell her story next. ♪ ♪ this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? 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america safe again. nothing about this makes us safer. there an ebola outbreak in uganda. helping uganda fight ebola makes america safe. there's a marburg outbreak in tanzania. helping tanzanian's fight marburg makes america safe. there is a crisis of human trafficking in mexico. persuading young people not to join gangs, not to be trafficked, not to be taken advantage of makes america safer . working to destroy landmines left behind by conflicts, working to rebuild economies made unstable and unsafe by conflict makes america safe. all of these illegal actions of recent days will be challenged in court, will be challenged on the floor of the congress, and will not stand. if doge wins and our foreign aid is completely shut down, if elon musk wins and our foreign assistance completely ends, who will cheer and who will win? the cartels will win. russia will win. china will win. this effort is not efficient. it is not sane. it is not respectful, and it does not make america safe, so let's pull together and tell the real story of foreign aid and the ways that it saves lives, advances our values and makes our world a better place. thank you all very much. >> i'm greg stanton, congress member from arizona. they

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if america does it alone, because there is a misunderstanding that america first means america alone.hen i think china will benefit. if america and europe would represent not 300 million citizens, but 800 million citizens. we have a real leverage at the negotiation table in order to negotiate with china. symmetrical trade relationships, which would be beneficial for the u.s. and for europe. that's i think, the goal and not not a split between america and europe. that's what these autocrats want. >> is it possible that trump's kind of threat of abandonment forces the european union to get its act together on things like structural reform, on opening up and creating a single market, for example, for technology or banking? you know, is it possible that it has the because the europeans feel we're on our own. we have to, you know. >> absolutely. and i think it is desperately needed. and whether it's because of trump's policies or whether it's because we understand ourselves that we have to change. ronald reagan once said famously, the european definition of a successful economy is if a bus

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america and america alone better off? that he thinks is the way to go about getting it. ok, now russia, i think most of us would have assumed that the early days of the trump second presidency would be taken up sorting out ukraine, dealing with putin. he's said a few things. the united states and ukraine, whereas there is not but he hasn't withdrawn military support for ukraine, which some people were worried that he would. that the us is giving ukraine. trying to work out, you know, what's in it for him and how it may be that donald trump wanted to sort out, he was delivering for the things that american voters this weird and wonderful team that he's assembled around him, do you get the sense that they're going to last the course? at the department of government efficiency are just administration. it remains to be seen whether this will either last the course of donald trump's presidency, or whether it but this has the potential in the way that he is reshaping could last for decades. the results are going to be devastating. people are going to be really angry around the world. i don't think he does care very much. and in fact, actually, if he cares at all, it's as he would say it, some sort of patsy who just hands out free money. all foreign aid, apart from some life—saving humanitarian aid, has been frozen for 90 days. some programmes may very well restart, butjust a 90—day pause is enough to cause devastating harm. and the way in which he's operating does not lead to americarusted on the world stage as a reliable ally. very proud of, donald trump doesn't care about any of that. can he keep the pace up? there is an energy around this administration, contrast, notjust withjoe biden himself, but what did feel like the rather plodding, rather safe and sometimes, you know, slightly timid administration that we saw for the last four years in america. in the manner that he wants to do them in, hasn't he? from doing some of the more outrageous things he proposes. they're there to implement them willingly, happily. so he has got true believers in his administration. but with a real theory of how to get it done. of self—reflection from donald trump, he is beginning to suggest that actually the way things worked out, for him and allowed him to put together not only this more people shout waita minute! even before the end of the second world war, the 1930 smoot—hawley act imposed tariffs on imports for america throughout the �*305. of free trade. but now president tr

campaigning and all that, donald trump was saying america 1st america, 1st of all, the people actually saying it's actually trump 1st. it is not america for us. i mean, if i can't just for anything, i'll let the collect do it. yes, it's not the best it's dump only i think. yeah, just about write the offer. i. i appreciate that there's no, i'll let you go on this to do this. a quick quick question. um yeah, i see. see, you know, it goes off there is really officials that try to go after american officials in the recent past regarding elijah war crimes. and i've done is dawn as you know, it as it arrest warrant out for the russian leader. the west loves that, i'm back to decision. now the russian lead, i didn't sanction the international criminal court, but here's america sanctioning the international criminal court because it wants to investigate america and israel. and yet when it goes off the persian, everything's just perfect, right? a good thing is the poker see, i'll say it especially, i'll do an active status as well. no, it's not the, you know, the 1st time you know, if we go back to the or the days of the sole cause the court w

america done? and back in 2015, the lord told me, no, america has one more round because the young lions are coming. but i also believe, when i saw this in 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic, the lord spoke to me and said, how america relates to this nation, how these two relate to one another will determine america's longevity. because israel has a promise. it will go through ups and downs, but there was a promise with that nation. and we recognize ezekiel chapter 16 talks so clearly about this. people say, wow, there's this point of view with israel. and sometimes it's spiritual israel and all that. well, jerusalem is something that god took very serious. and when we honor jerusalem, we bless jerusalem. there's something about the physical territory, when this nation blesses this one, and when the people in this nation are blessing this one, i believe that god begins to bless this land, and holds out for it. so here's what i've seen in the coming year. i saw this picture here. so i draw these things because i see the years in quadrants when i'm praying. and this coming year, let's say that this is january. let's say this is july. i was praying about this. and we've got to get into this time where we can get throu

america, cares about america, and does not care about vladimir putin or whoever the heck donald trump and elon musk care most about. host: have you been given that buyout option? caller: yes. we received it from what we thought was a phishing email as we found out sent from people who infiltrated the office of personnel management on behalf of elon musk. host: ok, but that is a real offer that you are going to have to decide on, right? caller: it is a real offer, but everyone that i have talked to has doubled down and said i care about america. i don't trust anyone involved. this is a trap. as details have sprinkled out about this, no one that i know, certainly no one who works for me, or no one in my organization plans to take this because they don't trust anyone involved. and it does not seem legit. there are processes to do this kind of thing and they are not following it. host: got it, matt. here is ed in lawrenceville, georgia, republican. caller: good morning. i am glad i have the second caller because the first caller does not know what he is talking about. musk does not have any power at all. everything that he is doing, him and his investigators report and his investigators report and they decide if that is good or bad. and taxpayer money is being used for illicit purposes like giving condoms to the middle east, just all the things that go on. billions of dollars wasted, all over the decades. president trump is putting an end to it. musk is doing this absolutely free. he's not getting paid to do this. he's doing th

america. of the winds has taken up residence across north america and canada. this line of cloud is a proof of faith. and of course that's coconut and started river, which means a lot of rain, at least where ground is low enough and that will be in california in the valley. this like to be some funding. but at some height, you will see the snow running through the mountains through washington through idaho, montana in for a bit of adapt. veterans middle sniffles on the eastern end of it. so your son, francisco, for example, has got 3 days of pretty wet weather about last time you get to the wednesday that it will be cold compared with the average. it will have crosby, sunny, one small. but the bigger picture is this represents a line of differing temperatures. by cos, a degree, this is still naturally frosty by day. certainly off the mountains, you can ignore that for the time being on the plains. and they said softly, breeze up into, for example, the or higher valley were from the twenty's, big contrast. that was all phrase, not long ago starting somewhere lik