workers send letters back to the white house, which makes us one of the most document it early american houses. and it's not a generic house. it's a very particular house. jefferson's letters are very detailed and explicit. it so 1809, jefferson lays the white house, he starts using poplar forest. that year. it's an unfinished shell and that doesn't matter. it's a peaceful, quiet place. so he comes here for between 1809 and 1823, up to four times a year, usually bringing one servant or the other enslaved people who are here on the plantation to help him when he's in residence. but it's mostly jefferson trying to be by himself. if you want to imagine the historic sound of poplar forest when jefferson's here, it's the sound of his mind. he's reading, he's writing. he's thinking eventually he brings two teenage granddaughters here with him and then finally in 1823, he gives us to his grandson, francis epps, who lives here for five years. the house then went through two other families and was finally rescued in 1983 to be a museum. this was a working plantation, one of five of the jefferson owned.

american people. but, unfortunately, as we strive to build on that moment, as democrats tried to build on that momentum our house bloke and colleagues are gambling with american families pocketbooks as part of a political ploy, plain and simple. just yesterday the house republican budget committee doubled down on its threat to play political games with the first ever default. that's what the chairman did. one thing is now clear. the extreme maga wing of the republican party has hijacked the party and it is now putting the u.s. at risk of a catastrophic default. i want to be clear because many folks don't know just how catastrophic the default would be. it's foreign to many films because this type of political ploy is not just rare but is extremely dangerous. so our amazing jec under leaderships of senator heinrich and representative beyer have laid out just how devastating the risky game could be. the report shows that a default crisis means real dollars coming out of american families wallets and savings decimated. and americans working their whole life and finally approaching retirement could lose $20,000 in r

it's un-american and wewill them accountable . house republicans are proud every day that other chairman jim jordan's leadership this subcommittee has issued more subpoenas and any other committee combined we are just having started. friends, we the people know the fabric of america is under attack. is under attack by the radical left, their loyal first in the mainstream media and the failed leadership of joe lying today's list. we need patriots like you across america to save our great republic. this will be one of the toughest fights we face. believe me, i know firsthand the left the entire democrat ecosystem and vicious never traversed will smear, threaten, cancel light and do anything to try to silence us and suppress the will of the americanpeople . but the american people are smart. we see past the left politics of personal destruction. we've expose the corrupt and complicit mainstream media and we must take our country back in 2024 reelecting president donald j trump. [applause] and while i'm certainly honored to serve as house r

american activities committee. this happened in a lot of states. have the house un-american activities committee, and then there are many at the state level in california, the california activities committee was one of the most active. it had investigations. it had hearings that had blacklists. it would pressure both public employers, private employers to fire people because they were suspected of being communist the california un-american committee in the late 1940s pressured the uc board regents to require all faculty, just faculty. at that point to gn an oath, a loyalty oath. and so the u.s. regents to do this, i put it on the slide here. the key parts that they had to swear that they were not member of the communist party in to keep their job. now, the u.s. had for ever since like 194refused to anyone who was a communist. sot thisoint it was seemed very unlikely that there were any communist professors. if they were they were secret and presumably weren't going be disturbed by having to sign an oa and buthe 1950, the regents said if you want to keep your job

then air that out on the house florida in front of the american people -- on the house floor in front of the american people. we're confident in our position. stop hiding your position. and let's debate this issue of gun safety in front of the american people. instead what extreme maga republicans are doing is bringing their signature piece of legislation, h.r. 1, to the house floor that puts polluters over people. it will blow up the deficit even further in order to subsidize big oil, which is already making record profits, pollute our environment, undermine clean water, clean air and clean energy, and exacerbate, make worse the climate crisis. which democrats were able to responsively address in the previous congress. you can't ask for a clearer contrast between house democrats, kids over guns and extreme maga republicans, polluters over people. questions? reporter: what did you phraeubg of the congressman -- what did you make of what the congressman did and said last night? mr. jeffries: i haven't spoken to congressman bowman. i've only seen some brief news clips about the situatio

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we will continue to work to house america until we end homelessness as we know it. under the american rescue plan and house america, the buying harris administration has deployed an historic level of federal resources into communities to address homelessness. in particular house, america's 105 communities have received technical support to expand interim, transitional and permanent supportive housing opportunities and federal resources under the american rescue plan, including more than 20,000 emergency housing vouchers and more than 1.5 billion and home aarp funding from hud nationwide. another $65 billion in state and local fiscal recovery funds was also provided under the american rescue plan to states, cities and counties throughout the nation from the u. s department of treasury. all this sparked renewed momentum and greater deployment available of available resources, including resources under the cares act and regular annual appropriations for the creation of these types of housing solutions, and we intend to continue building on that momentum. last year. hud secretary fudge se

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and ukraine, and finally fall apart. sunny prime minister american house claim that washington's a foreign policy is divided in countries into blogs. we made the claims while speaking with option with tansy, ongoing underground. you can watch the full episode on saturday, but his equip teaser in the meantime. how is it to view she gin being visiting moscow and a boat for pigeon? and she, heralding almost a new world order, which seems to be very different at 1st sight to that, that we've seen since 1945. i see, you know, great changes taking place. i mean, oh, goes to join and russia is one because it seems as if the u. s. this policy is just a pushing godrays into last is your home jain. i was brought together iran and saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as buckeye son is concerned, because iran is a neighbor and saudi arabia is one of our closest friends for years. so them together eases tensions for us. we feel that it's a great a step forward. but what i do not want these blocks developing the countries like us should choose either one side or the other. be

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unleashing american energy a bipartisan bill passing the house aimed at driving down the cost of energy for americans. president biden and chuck schumer are vowing to block it from moving any further. energy secretary rick perry responds but first president trump expected to voluntarily turn himself in in new york on tuesday after his indictment by manhattan da alvin bragg, supporters of the former president gathering outside of his home at mar-a-lago. joining me now florida congressman byron donalds, it was great to see you, i would get your reaction to what's happening right now. >> this is a tragedy for the country. you have a guy, alvin bragg who is taking some issue from seven years ago. i say issue because the sec told not to bring any charges or fines to the trump campaign, the primitive justice looked at this, they said there's nothing to see here. he's using a misdemeanor that is outside of statue of limitations to bring a felony on a federal charge outside of his jurisdiction, this is political persecution of donald trump, alvin bragg is doing the thing that the radical left h

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now join me in moscow is a pebble american house who's defense, a military analyst and utrecht. susie snyder is join us program coordinator at the campaign international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons and in london, somebody romani who is an associate fellow at the roll. united services institute. welcome to all of you. probably if i could start with you in moscow, say repeat and says this is in response to a long standing request for the bell resume needle. it sounds like a shank safe to say there's more to it than that. orchestra has been for some time publicly. one thing that he made a grave mistake in the 90s. why? and here re, patrick, the former soviet nuclear weapons from the territory of bowers to rush in the turn numerous into a new, queer state that if he were to retain, he said these weapons and to our roots would be better off. and he was asking moscow to return some weapons bag and woe like now russia sort of agreed. and this is more politico of course bargaining thing of the military significance is there is of course military significance. but this is primarily pol

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house democratic caucus has a message that resonates with the american people and you saw it in the election outcomes and we have ever confidence that will resonate and you juxtapose against that what the house republican caucus is selling and the leader articulates this so well. the house republicans spent a year talking about how they are going to fight inflation but they spent fighting each other. and as the chairman of the rules committee and the leader articulating it is a two-beige book report on inflation. house democrats will work to ensure every single american in our country has the ability to pursue the american dream and that is what it is all about and we will talk about messaging conversations as a family over the next few days here in

house democrats, on the other hand, are focused on improving public education and making our schools safer. americans want congress to work together to solve real problems. house republicans need to stop wasting time on circus-style hearings and divisive legislation that will go nowhere. the real problem in our schools isn't books or critical race theory, it's keeping guns out of schools. addressing teacher shortages. and keeping students and staff safe. house democrats will continue always to put children over guns, books over bullets. because every child deserves to go to school without fear of losing their life. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizings -- recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. tlaib, for five minutes. ms. tlaib: mr. speaker, our residents are saying enough. enough with giving billionaires and corporations taxpayer dollars that should be going to improving the quality of life of our residents, especially, especially in a city that's still struggling with water shutoffs and foreclosures. in the city of detroit, billionaire develope

american republican and democratic parties, and while mccarthy, the republican speaker of the american house of representatives, and the condemnation of trump, are conspiracies to influence the upcoming presidential elections. can say that the american judicial system is in danger and even threatened to impeach the new york house of representatives, nancy pelosi , the former speaker of the us house of representatives, says that the court acted according to the law and the evidence, and we hope that the former president will peacefully respect the law of course, the details of the court verdict and trump's crimes have not yet been published, but as the american media say, trump has been convicted in this court of more than 30 cases related to commercial hats, but we know that this is not what trump came for. now the american people are also now. regarding trump and specifically his trial, they have become two opposite spectrums, the opponents who hate me very much, nothing special will happen, the trampoline has influence, but anyway, i hate trump , damavand and the supporters who support him

president biden says the trillions more in government spending will come from taxing wealthy americans. housepeaker kevin mccarthy says the spending is out of control. >> what's not a revenue problem, it's a spending problem. we got more money ever coming in, the problem is democrats inventory increased spending by 30%. >> the "wall street journal" says the spending will increase the debt by $17 trillion, growing by more than 50% here's the chairman of the house freedom caucus. >> we can solve our debt crisis responsibly if we shrink washington and grow america. mccarthy is not going to cut a deal with democrats. speaker mccarthy will not cut a deal. >> is what is in the budget, increased taxes on those making more than $400,000.3.8 to 5%. 842 billion in defense spending, is notable is roughly 2% increase over last year which amounts to a cut when you factor in inflation over 6% rhino. defense spending has foreclosed, gdp at a time when many quantity u.s. forces grow to handle arising and replenish weapon stockpiles fused to arm ukrainians and to explain more in the budget to help arm ukraine

house powers to ban. take talk from the u. s. tick tock is a modern day trojan horse. of the ccp used to surveil and exploit americans. personal information on monday, the white house order tick tock be removed from all u. s. federal government devices, despite tick tock, assurances that all us users data is stored within the i did states a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said tuesday, the u. s. is targeting tick tock due to its popularity in the american marketplace . another separate but parallel action. the house financial services committee on tuesday advanced, no fewer than 7 bills, either opposing china or supporting tie one. this recent spate of antique china action from washington comes at a time of escalating tensions that now are even less likely to ease heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington, a cargo in person to try and have collided in essential grief, killing at least 26 people emergency teams around the scene just outside the city of the risk. searching for passengers, he may still be trapped in the wreckage. local media is reporting the accident happened to the interest of tempe tunnel. several c

and the president was to make sure communities, even in dc feel safe. >> why should americans believe the white house quick. >>th the american people that i just mentioned to one of your colleagues they know who joe biden is. you have your eyebrows moving you get really excited i just want to make sure. [laughter] the american people know who joe biden is and has been around for some time. they fundamentally know who he is as a person. the president, especially the last two years always put the american people first and that's what they should now and take away in this case the safety of the people of dc first and will do that. >> at the podium you said there was no i other plan but to be focused on the plan that exist relating to student loan forgiveness that is before the supreme court thing that we are confident but not confident about the outcome of the decision. because the president himself said he islf not confident of the outcome of the decision what is the white house doing or why are they not preparing a plan b to help those who have student loans do what they need to do if rejected by the

house powers to ban. take talk from the u. s. tick tock is a modern day trojan horse of the c c p. use to surveil and exploit americans personal information. on monday, the white house ordered tick tock be removed from u. s. federal government devices, despite tick tock, assurances that all us users data is stored within the united states. a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said tuesday, the u. s. is targeting tick tock due to its popularity in the american market place . and in another separate but parallel action. the house financial services committee on tuesday advanced no fewer than 7 bills, either opposing china or supporting ty, one. this recent spate of antique china actions from washington comes at a time of escalating tensions that now are even less likely to ease hydro castro al jazeera washington. be raining, government says is investigating the poisoning of at least $650.00 school girls by toxic gas local media. say the attacks have been occurring since november and have been reported over 30 schools or none of the girls have died. but many have suffered from respiratory problems. a government offici

here is that 25% minimum tax on the wealthiest 0.1% of americans. house kevin mccarthy. >> the problem is he is spending more. it is not a revenue problem. it is spending. what does the budget do? raise more taxes, spends more money, creates the biggest government we have ever seen in the history of the united states. >> the national debt is roughly doubled over the past decade with interest rates rising, the interest payment on that $31 trillion on that debt expected to be larger than the defense budget. let that sink in, guys. >> steve: what happens next? 182 page budget proposal goes to kevin mccarthy on capitol hill. do they start negotiating or what? >> there will be some negotiating, but republican said it is dead on arrival. the colleague chad pergram to get into the details next. but a nonstarter and what we have heard from senator joe manchin, we are not doing budgets like we used to. it is not going to be reconciled in time. it will be pushed way out into the future. >> steve: it is overly late. the senate will not do anything and perhaps in the

>> the extreme republicans are in control of the united states house of representatives and that is a bad thing for the american people. >> -- with messaging and the people on the house could you give us a response talking about messaging to the american people and what they can expect to hear beyond the politics and some of the other popular soundbites >> i will ask the chairman to come up the leader has said this as well. passing legislation is just one piece of what we do. telling the american public as well as implementing it are some of the other legs of the stool, we look forward to having conversations and doing just that. but we have done the tough part, we have passed the pieces of legislation and now we need to put them into practice. but how we do that and how we talk to her colleagues about that in the american public is something we're going to rely on at the dpc cc and her own policy shop and communication shop to help guide us with -- i'll let the chair talk about that. >> thank you for the question, first and foremost our gratitude to jeffries and the vice chairman and assistant leader and chair

americans. so, how do we today evaluate the historical significance of the house itself? is it a loyalist monument meant to communicate the enduring legacy of loyalists or a space that's significant because it was reinterpreted and occupied by leading figures in american politics of the 18th century. um, so we actually although we talk about both of those things. we kind of do neither in our in our interpretation. so what we do is we we have developed our story in response to the architecture of the building and to what the building represents and it is the it is an english british country house in america. it's a high palladian architectural style. it was the type favored by born and bred brits like governor shirley. it was not a colonial country house. and so and because he was the governor we interpret the house and the lives of the governor and his family as as sort of representations of the british empire and we talk about the legacy of the british empire that the house represents in sort of three ways one is that you know any empire but in our terms it's the british

americans. so, how do we today evaluate the historical significance of the house itself? is it a loyalist monument meant to communicate the enduring legacy of loyalists or a space that's significant because it was reinterpreted and occupied by leading figures in american politics of the 18th century. um, so we actually although we talk about both of those things. we kind of do neither in our in our interpretation. so what we do is we we have developed our story in response to the architecture of the building and to what the building represents and it is the it is an english british country house in america. it's a high palladian architectural style. it was the type favored by born and bred brits like governor shirley. it was not a colonial country house. and so and because he was the governor we interpret the house and the lives of the governor and his family as as sort of representations of the british empire and we talk about the legacy of the british empire that the house represents in sort of three ways one is that you know any empire but in our terms it's the british

remember during the original cold war, there was the human rights issue, housing agreement, all of that. you never hear the american leaders house the using chinese companies 40 instead of people. remember china ah, yeah. but i mean, arguably the global south doesn't have any language. the global side knows about abu ghraib and the prison on one dynamo that's still open. so i can agree that, that kind of, yeah. element really the idea that the very idea is trying to separate communist party from p r c itself. it's a, it's not historical. they don't know of what they're talking about. b is not realistic. in any case, this is invented by people like palm pair, don't forget very much. so it's become a common language. now. the u. s. is either you or salinas are using ab some the european politician use is absurd. a using human rice issue as a major instrument spoke great powered, haunting her. i emphasized great politics. great. my apologies. you need to be pragmatic. you disagree with ideology regimes that you know, character mine. but let's sit down to make a deal to see the ultimate issue is piece all war. this is

next 10 years of the president's plan would largely do that by raising taxes on the wealthiest americans. houseve yet to release their counter budget. let's eliminate. >> inflation, let's help the banking system by not having inflation continue to grow. let's not continue this runaway spending speaker kevin mccarthy is demanding severe cuts to spending and return for raising the government's borrowing limit. >> right now, the treasury department can only guarantee the federal government has enough to pay its bills through early june. i think america it's too important to play games with. mccarthy blames president biden for not negotiating, but the white house says mccarthy is the one failing to offer specific alternatives are to have conversations with a guy can explain what they're for. the president will head to north carolina tuesday and we'll talk about the gop. these tax proposals. >> reporting in washington, i'm basil, john. >> it is sunny out there now. but rain is moving in pretty quickly. meteorologist kyla grogan has our forecast. it's a yes. been a gorgeous day banner day. i would sa

wants to give a tax break to the middle class families there by raising taxes on the wealthiest americans. house republicans have yet to release their counter budget. >> speaker kevin mccarthy is demanding severe cuts to spending in return for raising the government's borrowing limit. let's eliminate inflation. let's help the banking system by not having inflation continue to let's not continue this runaway spending. >> mccarthy believes president biden for not negotiating. but the white house says that mccarthy is the one failing to offer specific alternatives. >> republicans aren't waiting to hear from the supreme court about president biden's student loan relief program more than 35 republican senators are signing on to what's called the congressional review act. the bill would allow congress to review and if they felt like it overturn any regulations created by a federal agency, it would have to make it through, though the democratic led senate and then be signed by the president. if it ever hopes to become law and he's likely to veto it. observers say this would make at least some democrats

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but the bad news for other users, the ban could eventually expand to all americans. >> a house committee is expected to vote on a bill tonight that would make it easier to ban tiktok from the u.s. it would also restrict other china-related economic activity. tiktok is owned by the chinese company byte dance. some legislators argue that china is using it to get private information from users. the bill would strip longstanding protections from companies controlled by china. but the aclu is arguing it is too vague the proposed legislation. way too broad. another concern how it would be enforced even if it does pass. >> it's easy enough to take it off of government phones. this is something isn't huge jump. but when it comes to ordinary people, i mean, the thought of actually bending an app is is a huge job for americans. you can't physically take this off of people's phones. you could have, you know, apple and google remove it from their app stores. but getting people to stop using it is it's a whole other issue. and the aclu is calling this a slippery saying restricting access on a specifi

the president wants to give a tax break to the middle class by raising taxes on the wealthiest americans. housens have yet to release their counter budget. speaker kevin mccarthy is demanding severe cuts to spending. >> in return for raising the government's borrowing limit. let's eliminate inflation. let's help the banking system by not having inflation continue to grow. let's not continue this runaway spending. >> mccarthy blames president biden for not negotiating, but the white house says that mccarthy is the one failing to offer specific alternatives. >> but republicans are waiting to hear from the supreme court about president biden's student loan relief plan more than 35 republican senators now are signing on to the congressional review act. the bill would allow congress to review and overturn any regulations created by a federal agency. it would have to make it through. the democratic led senate, though and be signed by the president who is likely to veto it. observers say it would make some democrats take a decisive stance, though, on student debt relief. the supreme court is expected