what about the american people's safe spaces? do they count? house republicans will hold these mayors accountable. refusing to cooperate with immigration law puts communities and americans in danger. but it doesn't stop there. even in the u.s. house of representatives, deranged democrats hold brieflies and post videos on house to avoid ice. that's pretty american, huh? they are literally helping criminal illegal immigrants. this is the result of having no vision for the american people. but i'm here to share with you, americans can be optimistic, because real leadership returned to the white house. leadershipthat our country desperately needs, the leadership 77 million americans voted for. together president trump and house republicans will stop sanctuary cities. sanctuary city policies are wrecking havoc on our communities, like the ones representative evans represents in the northern denver suburbs. he's joined us today to help tell the local stories, like the story of the dad who took over an apartment complex in the denver suburbs. they used it t

american people? do they count? houseans will hold these mayorse accountable but refusing to cooperate with immigration law puts communities and americans are in danger. it does not stop there. even in the u.s. house of representatives deranged democrats hold briefings and post videos on how to avoid ice. that is pretty american. they are literally helping criminal illegal immigrants for this as a result of having no vision for the american people. i'm here to share with you, americans be optimistic because real leadership returned to the white house. that our country desperately needs 77 million americans voted for. together president trump and house republicans. sanctuary cities. century city policies like the ones represented abe evans represents in the northern denver songbirds he is join us today to help tell the local stories. like the story who took over an apartment complex in the denver suburbs. they use it to kidnap and torture people at gunpoint. not real people it'ss a shame this is happening in america. but i

house republicans and donald trump have proposed the largest cut to medicaid in american history and also put a target on the back of social security and medicare. so let me be clear, house democrats are going to stand on the side of the american people which means standing on the side of social security, medicaid, medicare and veterans, nutritional assistance to children and families, and the health care of every single american. the republicans are trying to rip health care away from tens of millions of americans. children will be devastated, families will be devastated, people with disabilities will be devastated. and older americans will be devastated. hospitals will close, including in rural america. all across the country and nursing homes will shut down. those are the implications of the house republican budget. and every democrat will continue to stand against it. questions? reporter: we heard this morning -- [inaudible] if the republicans continue with the c.r. to fund the government, can democrats get onboard if you don't like it or do you expect the republicans to do it on

americans in danger. but it doesn't stop there. even in the u.s. house of representatives deranged democrats hold briefings and post videos on how to avoid ice. that is pretty american. they are literally helping criminal illegal immigrants. this is a result of having no vision for the american people. i'm here to share that americans can be optimistic because rea lead ship returned to the whitehouse. they are wreaking havoc. and representative evans has joined us today to help tell the local stories, the story of a dad who took over an apartment complex in the denver suburbs they used it to kidnap and torture people at gun point. not real good people. >> it's a shame that this is happening in america. but i will turn it over to gabe to let him tell his story. >> thank you chairwoman, gabe evans from colorado's eighth congressional district. i was a police officer in the denver area and today i'm still wearing my police boots and they are on my third set of soles and that is what keeps me grounded and reminds me why i'm here. here in congress i'm focused

and just as you know, we got a couple of hostages at american house, which is quite certainly petera, you know, i do. you have to negotiate because there's a difference between negotiating and paying. special envoy stephen woodcock, told reporters outside the oval office engaging with homos is necessary. well i think it's real, it's real. feels as we do is real. feels that they want to save lives. they go by and hopefully that's possible through dialogue. and that's the point we're prepared to have dialogue. but if the dialogue doesn't work, then the alternative is not such a good alternative for how much stark choices presented as the only options on the table. for this thing from the nuances of traditional diplomacy, russell and jordan elders, era, washington calling clark is director of versa. shut the seats on center, global intelligence and security consultant. see, he says trump is clearly pushing for diplomacy in ukraine, but that he's doing so at the expense of the crate in the pace of uh, current events really is almost taking place, minute by minute, hour by hour. um, you kn

deadline to lift its blockade of food, medicine and shelter into garza to groups lead up the american house. he says if israel doesn't allow supplies into the strip within full days, the whole fees will resume naval operations against tel aviv during his rouse war on gaza. the who sees car it out more than a 100 attacks targeting shipping in the red sea and an axe of solidarity with palestinians. food and fuel stock. so running low in garzo where israel has blockaded all supplies and humanitarian aid since sunday. kindly my mood or folds, from a temporary sheltering gauze, the city in the north of the street. it was a quite a while to get to this tent camping the hard. those guys are city. this is to be putting. busy the stadium, to turn largely into a 10 sites for many of the displaced palestinians returning to garza and the northern part of this trade. many of the people who are forced to live in these tents or outside of the vicinity and more of a temporary shoulders that are not safe for them. but as we walk in, we just realize it says water and getting water and food supplies and other

and just as you know, we got a couple of hostages at american house, which is certainly petera, you know, i do, you have to negotiate because there's a difference between negotiating and paying the we want to get these people that if you would have seen the people yesterday, maybe you did, i don't know, but if you were to see them the way they spoke about their captivity, it was unbelievable. stab to me. so where no country so the united states doesn't what i've said to them. i said, if you're not going to pay it, we're not going to defend. i said that 7 years ago. and because of that, they paid hundreds of millions of dollars. i said if you're not going to pay your bills, we're not going to defend you. and it also went for the attack, but if they got attacked, they said, what does that mean? you, what defenders are said, are you cared for your delinquent? they said, if we were delinquent, would you? i said no, i would not. and because of that, as you know, hundreds of millions of dollars came in and then you wouldn't have nato right now. if i weren't there and your previous secretary ge

into garza, the group's lead um the american house. he says, if it's well doesn't allow supplies into the strip within full days, who sees will resume naval operations against teletubbies? certainly as well as war on gallons of the who's he's car down more than a 100 attacks targeting shipping in the red sea. and then acts of some of ours who is palestine, food and fuel stocks are running low in garza where as well as blocks all supplies and humanitarian aid since sunday. hi me, my mood reports from the temporary sheltering gauze, the city and the north of the street. as well as a quite a while to get to this tent camp in the heart of the gaza city. this is to be put. busy in the stadium, to turn largely into a 10 sites for many of the displays, palestinians returning to gauze and the northern part of this trade. many of the people here are forced to live in these tenants or outside of the vicinity in more of a temporary shelter that are not safe for them. but as we walk in, we just realize it says water and getting water and food supp

under the about bodies donnelly sanders, the american house of you know, it's important to well i, i think we want it done back, but we want in the area. we want everybody back. we want them all back. i mean there's, we estimate 22, maybe 24 live bodies. we want them all back and we want the bodies back to these parents who know that the children are gone or their relatives are gone. they need those, those bodies back, they need flow. sure. they need to go and bury the children properly. and so we want the dead bodies back. we want to live bodies, but all the hostages eventually, i'm sorry. well, i think israel israel feels his way to israel feels that they want to save lives. they do but, and hopefully that's possible through dialogue and match the point we're prepared to have dialogue. but if the dialogue doesn't work, then the alternative is not such a good alternative for how much is the proposal. i just finished reading it, there's a lot of compelling features to it. we need more discussion about it and, but it's a good faith, a 1st step from the egyptians. and i think the large

that will translate to americans paying more. that is something house democrats are concerned about, angry about. but that is where the administration wants to focus their time and attention. rep. schneider: a couple weeks ago i had a roundtable meeting with the farm district. from three counties in my district. china has announced a 15% tariff on u.s. agricultural products. one of the observations made, in fact this gentleman opened up the conversation remarking, u.s. farmers are the most productive, blessed to have incredibly fertile land and incredibly hard-working agriculture industry. we produce more food than we can consume as americans. it is a good thing. we can help feed the world and a growing population. challenges, farming is a low-margin business. if you take the food we are exporting across the world and make it more expensive, harder for american farmers to sell, many of them are not going to make their numbers for the year. their expenses will exceed their income and they will go under. we saw this eight years ago when trump put tariffs

house democrats are interested in holding our colleagues accountable. but these are not paid individuals, no matter how many times the speaker says it. these are americans who are angry. they're angry that their health care could be taken away. they're angry that elon musk is running around firing people out of agencies that are providing services to them. and house republicans are running scared. that's what we see. they are scared to answer the question, from their own constituents, about why they continue to support these efforts. that's the nature of where we are this moment and i think it't about house republicans that they aren't even willing to take those local questions, or it has to be so specific, it has to be so filtered, that they don't want to even answer questions from their constituents. but we will continue, house democratic caucus, the democratic coalition, congressional progressive caucus, house leadership, everyone in our caucus is committed to making sure the american public understands exactly what's at stake. mr. casar: i think that today's letter answers that question perfectly for you. it's pretty simple, to go back to your distr

he's thanked the president, house and senate lawmakers and the american people many, many, many times, including in his speeches to congress, from which he received standing ovations from democrats and republicans alike. for goodness sake, he thanked donald trump today on social media. thank you america, thank you for your support. thank you for this visit. thank you. at potus, congress and the american people, ukraine needs a just and lasting peace and we are working exactly for that. it's because donald trump is and always has been enthralled with vladimir putin since his first term, when he shocked the world by siding with vladimir putin over the american intelligence community, which found that russia interfered in the 2016 election to help donald trump. >> they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> all the way to today, when donald trump expressed more sympathy for putin than he ever has, maybe for anyone publicly. >> let me tell you, putin went through a hell of a lot with me. he went

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it should shock the conscience of every american and house democrats by.veraging the talents of so many members of our caucus intend to push back. and that's precisely what we're doing. you mentioned the important step we took today with respect to the litigation regarding the consumer financial protection bureau, which happened to talk a. >> bit more about. >> but fundamentally, it's all about protecting american consumers. >> the fact. >> that the. >> trump administration sought early on in this administration to dismantle the consumer protection financial bureau tells you everything you need to know about their plans for the american consumer, which is to ultimately raise prices and harm american taxpayers. so house democrats are on it, and we're pushing back. >> so. >> congressman, when. >> you speak to your republican colleagues, do you get the sense that republicans are feeling pressure from their constituents to push back against elon musk? >> i certainly. >> think that that. >> is developing. you've seen the outrage, you know, metastasizing across

unacceptable, unconscionable and it's un-american. the house democrats are committed to doing everything we can to stop it. and we're committed to continuing to shine a light on these challenges for the american people which is why this hearing is so important. we will at all times defend medicaid, defend medicare, defend social security, defend nutritional assistance to our children and families and defend veterans benefits. we are going to stand on the side of the american people, while republicans stand on the side of their billionaire donors. so we thank the witnesses for their presence here today and i thank members of the house democratic caucus who are going to continue to protect the american people. now, my honor to yield to the once and future chairman of the energy and commerce committee, frank pallone. >> thank you to our democratic leader, thank you all you're doing to light to bring to light the devastating medicaid cuts, an and debby and the staring committee having this hearing today. the house republicans plan to cut a trillion

americans. rather than debating things that impact our constituents, it appears as if house republicans opened the federal register and searched what felt within the congressional review window and selected an obscure noncontroversial rule one that is supported by american manufacturers. so that's why we are here today, not to talk about republican cuts to medicaid or doge's raid or trump's tariffs that are threatening the stock market and not consider a government funding bill when government funding runs out in less than 10 days. but we are here to talk about appliance labels. the recently finalizedded department of energy rule that republicans want to strike from the books isn't an efficiency standard but a set of technical updates to certification requirements and labels for select products that fall under the appliance standards program. you might say to on yourself, what does this mean? it means that republicans are simply out of ideas. the republican majority seems to be under the impression that removing this rule from the books they are alleviating a burden for manufacturers and consumers

american people. they want us to step back. house democrats will continue to fight back. we are going to fight back in the congress, in the courts, in the community and urban america and rural america, suburban america, small-town america, the heartland of america. we are going to push back aggressively against donald trump and his administration and the extreme maga right agenda until we can end this national nightmare and bring the american dream to life for every single person in this country. [applause] it will continue to be our focus. and we must always stand up for our veterans. those who have worn the uniform to protect and serve our great country. they have been there for us, sacrificed for us, shown courage and extraordinary bravery for us. we should always stand with them. thousands of veterans across the country have been hurt by extreme actions of donald trump, elon musk and maga republicans. that's unacceptable, unconscionable, it's un-american and several veterans are here today to tell their stories to the american people about what is happening and the fa

so many americans phase housing materials have gone up in price, groceries have gone up in price.nergy's going up in price. >> and these tariffs will make it worse while some agree that's likely in the short term, others believe the market will just making the sting of tariffs, less severe supply chains rearrange themselves. businesses do not remain still. you know, they change. they figure out, you know, where can we get other things? the president says a 10% tariff on chinese exports is also coming soon. >> leading to more concerns about prices going in the just hours before tariffs were set to start on mexico. president trump pushed pause. >> delaying those terrorists by a month after mexico agreed to several of the president's border security demands reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> still ahead here at noon 4 people shot outside of a restaurant a work. the search for the shooter continues. plus in smallest of sit-down with mateo county, sheriff christina corpus. >> it stays with her vote that >> it stays with her vote that could from. ah mornings! cough? congest

american dream. you understand, those of you in the room you understand the housing crisis have. said how i going to afford a home day? they share the same sentiments and worries that american dream is getting further and further but today i challenge you to think of this as an opportunity to change course, opportunity to uplift families and lead them down a path of self-sufficiency and sustainability. decrease the cost and increase the supply of affordable housing in our country. opportunity for impact to pull enduring policy on president trump's was the executive order to reduce housing costs in our country. [cheering] we've already created opportunities for americans. these opportunities are based on key principles that have been my start. transparency, accountability and efficiency. equal access rule which ensures that find providers such as shelters and individuals, male or female. [cheering] we are tearing out the mission laid out on january 20 and signed executive order to restore the federal government, getting them out of the way of what the lord established on the first

house in order, mr. chairman. and the americaneople deserve to keep more of their money, the american people deserve fiduciaries in congress that will take care to steward their tax dollars, and the people who need these programs that we created for the most vulnerable, they deserve to have the programs without having folks siphon off moneys or people ineligible draining those programs. we got a lot of work to do. we won't be intimidated by the rhetoric. we won't be scared into paralysis anymore as a republican party. we're standing up with our president and fearless leader, mr. donald j. trump, and we know the american people are behind us 100%. we're leaning in and we're going to save this country and we're going to give our children a fighting chance at the blessings of liberty and the land of opportunity. with that, i yield two minutes to my good friend who is a fighter for our freedom and fiscal sanity. he's on the budget committee from south carolina, mr. norman. the chair: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for

progressives have made it too. >> hard to build there. >> and so the kind of housing that used to spring up whenever americansd to move toward opportunity is no longer. >> being built in. >> those places. >> and it's a huge problem. >> well, we hear a lot about a housing shortage in this country, and the shortage is the crisis. do you buy that? >> i don't you know, there's a lot. >> of housing in this country. >> we need more. >> but there are places. i spent a week in flint, michigan. >> while i was writing. >> this book, and there's lots of cheap. housing in flint. >> the problem. >> is not. >> housing. >> is the wrong places. yeah, that's exactly it. the jobs. >> are not in flint. >> we need the. >> housing where the jobs are. >> so what we've really got in. this country is a mobility crisis. we need to give people the opportunity to move to where the jobs are, where the opportunities are, and when they do, really good things happen. not only. >> do they grow. >> economically and does the economy as a whole keep growing, but people reach out. they grow up more optimistic. they join civic associations and g

house rules, and and expeditious vote of censure is an appropriate remedy. any democrat who was concerned about regaining the trust and respect of the american people should joinse republicans in this effort. we are getting your reaction this morning to what the house did yesterday to the congressman in response to his behavior during the joint address. you heard the congressman from texas talking about why he did it, because he believes that the republicans and the department of government efficiency has their sites -- sights set on medicaid cuts. here is the economy and business section of the washington post. the gop budget goals would require medicaid cuts. this according to the congressional budget office, a nonpartisan group that advises congress on their policy. republicans in congress cannot reach their goal of cutting at least one point $5 trillion in spending over the next 10 years for president donald trump's big beautiful bill on taxes and immigration, unless they cut medicaid or medicare benefits. trump and the gop are seeking to extend provisions of the president's 2017 tax cut law, which would cost nearly $5 trillion, while also pushing hundreds

house democrats are standing up for everyday americans.ive up working day in and day out to save medicaid and protect americans healthcare. this hearing stance adjourned on and the fight goes on for house democrats. [inaudible conversations] ♪ c-span, democracy unfiltered we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? it's way more than that comcast is part of 1000 community centers to crent wi-fi so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. cracks in the next a number of lawmakers discuss military readiness, technology the manufacturing of u.s. defense weapons. these series of conversations are from a national security summit in washington d.c. that was hosted by the reagan institute. >> thank you so much a roger. thanks to all of you for being here as we kick off our 2025 summit i'm thril

house democrats are standing up for everyday americans.ive up working day in and day out to save medicaid and protect americans healthcare. this hearing stance adjourned on and the fight goes on for house democrats. [inaudible conversations]mifeprn drugs end premises. this hearing is about one hour and 45 minutes. [indistinct conversations] chair cassidy:

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housing unit official has told the bbc that to direct meetings between hamas and he was official preceded by several communications into ohio. the source stated that talks focused on the fate of american gaza in the outcome of those talks remains unclear. the white house press secretary has announced that the trip and administration will grant a one-month tariff exemptions on cars being imported from canada and mexico. it comes after warnings the income tax has cut a third of north american vehicle production. tonight - donald trump says he spoke to canada's prime minister justin trudeau - accusing him on social media our new trade policy will also be great for the american farmer. i love the farmer. the tariffs will go on agricultural products coming into america. and our farmers, starting on april 2nd, it may be a little bit of an adjustment period. we had that before when i made the deal with china, $50 billion of purchases and i said, "just bear with me." and they did. they did probably have to bear with me again, and this will be even better. "an adjustment period" says the president. well, many american farmers have been here before. american tariffs slapped on chinese products

house. it will stop fueling american military assets in norway and any of us naval shapes that are looking to top off. it didn't means as was describing the explosive sit down in the white house, which was supposed to be a constructive meeting between from the landscape. what makes america a good country? is america engaging in diplomacy? that's what president trump's doing. can ask you. sure. yeah, yeah. okay. what do you mean? i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy it is going to in the destruction of your country, but he's missing a residential present with respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you is issue a check. today's the year in no position. didn't dictate what we're going to fail. you, again, really is a people seeing huge ambling with world war 3 and what you're doing is buried this disrespectful to the country this country. and the you that to you are more that a lot of people said where they should have

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house completes its first ever diplomacy with hamas. they designated hamas a terror group in 1997. five american hostages are still in hamas captivity, and the white house is focussed on securing their release specifically. president putin brokered his own deal with hamas for the release of russian hostages in 2023. tensions remain high and the future of the cease-fire remains unresolved. essentially, israel and the trump white house are pushing an entirely new cease-fire plan, and it differs from the plan that hamas initially signed up for. steve witkoff proposes that they release half of the remaining hostages now and the rest contingent on idf withdrawal from gaza. the original plan would have seen a staggered release of hostages leading to a permanent cease-fire and withdrawal. there are concerns that the efforts may break down entirely. and we may see a full-scale return to fighting in gaza. >> what a pivot. thank you. >>> breaking news. a flight headed to mexico from minneapolis was diverted to el paso over a security concern. the sun country airlines flight landed in texas without inciden

american people. his first prime time address since returning to the white house. we'll carry it live right here on abc at 9:00 p.m. eastern. as he walks into that house chamber tonight, he'll be explaining his new tariffs in front of the american people that have now ignited a trade war tonight and have sent the stock market tumbling. those tariffs kicked in at midnight last night. new 25% tariffs on all goods coming into the united states from mexico and canada, and an additional 10% tariff on goods from china. the dow plunging 670 points today, dropping more than 1,300 points in two days now, wiping out the gains the market had seen since the inauguration. canadian prime minister justin trudeau tonight vowing canada your government is doing this to you. trudeau now imposing retaliatoryot back down, saying did not want this, and , saying addressing the american people directly, saying, your government is doing this to you. trudeau now imposing retaliatory tariffs on american goods entering canada. mexico's president sheinbaum saying mexico will impose retaliatory

house democrats, we will continue to focus on the issues that matter to the american people. that is why every single house democrats voted against the reckless republican budget. we are standing on the side of medicaid and american people. the republicans are standing on the side of billionaire puppetmaster. >> sandra: focused on the behavior of his own party but he seems to be dodging the questions coming out and will continue to be monitoring this d bring you news as it comes in. meanwhile, we showed you how this unfolded moments ago and the house ensuring congressman al green of texas. he heckled president trump his tuesday address and that was one democratic divide into this but disrespect on full display throughout the evening. they held up signs blasting doge and elon musk and walked out of the chamber and even heckled the president as he spoke. him and a democrat silently wearing color coordinated outfits or refusing to stand or clap throughout trump's address no matter the topic. some did not stand for 13-year-old brain cancer survivor, who named an honorary secret se

it's more for us to do to make housing more attainable. and to keep the american dream alive here in montana. after our bipartisan pro housing reform in 2023 even more recommendations for seven months ago. i look forward to working with each of you to secure more housing solutions for montanans. while we are making progress on making housing more attainable, we must address our future energy needs as well. i home or small business cannot thrive it is power bill is too high. unfortunately the affordability crisis has afforded americans to pay higher utility bills. in fact, americans have seen the cost of electricity rise nearly 30% since president biden took office. while demand for power rises has thwarted energy development. we need affordable reliable power we need the federal government support, not structure. we need to unleash montana and america all of the above energy production. [cheering] [applause] i committed to president trump that montana stands ready to expand energy production. to make america affordable again. [applause] montanans that need and des

inflation is up, and donald trump and house republicans are crashing the american economy in real time. republicans around the room -- on the run with respect to the economy. not a single bill, executive order, and administrative action has been put forth by donald trump or house republicans to improve the economic circumstances of the american people. and for sare taking notice all across the country. which is why his approval ratings are not going up and staying the same. they are going down. host: representative herrell hakeem jeffries, who leads the democratic party in the house. congressman from new york there, explaining why he was one of the 198 democrats who voted against the censure of al green. the final vote was 224 in favor. all of the republicans plus democrats, who moved to publicly rebuke representative al green, democrat of texas, 77 years old. take a look at disruptions during a joint address by a president over the years. usa today with this chart, which shows it is on the rise when have lawmakers objected during a state of the union? you can see in the 1970's, the bl

following those exchanges, the president of ukraine was ordered to leave the white house, and the americaninerals deal was not signed. the us president later said president zelensky could return our diplomatic correspondent, james landale reports. ahead of a meeting with the prime minister and european than the intemperate shouting match he got at the white house. in extraordinary furious exchanges, donald trump and his number two angrily railed at ukraine's president, accusing him of being disrespectful for resisting a ceasefire deal without security guarantees. with respect, it is disrespectful coming don't tell us what to feel. you're in no position to dictate that. to dictate what we are going to feel. it was rude. it was brutal and unrelenting. you're not in a good position. they accused him of being ungrateful for us support. who replied to everyone saying simply, thank you for your support. but is that support enough? as the war continues, russian drones striking a hospital overnight in kharkiv, ukraine and europe now face a tough question, how long could they resist russian forces

department of education also oversees $1.5 trillion in student loan debt for nearly 43 million americans. it housesre families, students and teachers can seek support if they are experiencing discrimination in education. and even without the impending executive order, the trump administration has already taken steps to drastically change the way the doe operates. while mcmahon and the trump administration have said that they don't intend to end programs under either title one or the idea they have made some changes in federal funding, like making the funding conditional on schools eliminating programs related to diversity, equity and inclusion. if they don't make those changes, the schools risk losing federal funds already, d.i. offices have closed, and many schools that receive federal funding have removed any mention of black history, gender and sexuality, as well as language related to climate change and environmental health. and doge has also cut $900 million from the education department's institute of education sciences, which leads the nation's program to track and improve american students

president trump where they said trump all the time nbc house republicans continue to generate winds at the ballot box because we lead on policy. more americans house republicans last year than any time because we fully embrace president trump to america first agenda and that's what we will defy expectations these midterms and you see a strong performance from republicans next november. maria: let's talk policy to have the scenario in the midterms you have to extend the tax cut and keep the promises the president trump has put out there the president and the speaker of the house mike johnson both backing a bill to keep the government funded a current spending levels through september 30 lawmakers facing a shutdown deadline one week from today on march 14. here is the president yesterday. watch. >> and think there's a good chance we can balance the budget we have a lot of good things happening and a lot of revenue things happening like today with the shipbuilding the biggest chip maker in the world here a few days ago he's going to be spending $200 billion on building plants. were not giving them any money. congressman get the budget really be

eastern house returns at noon including a joint address to congress and thes american people from thef representatives and the state of the union address and the first year after election tuesday night. >> this is michael and florida, what you think? >> i for the program. as far as the united states role, supposedly after world war ii, we areer the leader of the free world, a safe haven, protection for the world and fight looking over on the country. i've not watched any center in theha last days talk about this. this is what i think. think that was a terrible thing in the oval office the other day. i agree they should pay if they are able to, what it costs but three years ago we come home every day from work six months we are watching cities found out on tv. that's the first time a regular country that's t military went n and found apartment buildings. afghanistan for 20 years, we can't dowe that so outside ukraine's border three, four weeks or maybe even a month and a half known as, not one senator or congressman, what does russia want before they invaded and what did they want now?

american people and prove himself. if you act like idiots and walk out of the house chamber, pull childish stunts it underscores to the american people they made the right decision in not giving you power. so try -- wait this out. if you think his policies are bad, give him a chance to implement them and fail. try and find some areas where you can try to work with him and accept the will of the american people. >> bill: 9:00 tonight expected to go an hour and 15, hour 30, who knows. see you there in washington. thank you. california, the governor gavin newsom taking a page from the doge playbook. he is ordering all 100,000 state employees to report in person at least four days a week. right now they are only required to report two days a week. this will begin the first week of july. mid-summer. >> dana: fireworks. >> bill: why wait until mid-summer? how is d.c.? is it moving? is it bustling? are folks back? >> dana: last night i had a chance to have a moment and dinner with karoline leavitt. lovely with her assistance keying an and mine. d.c.'s restaurants were packed. i don't know about office buildings and government

there's a sense inside the white house that they need to have an economic boost and have americans startingo feel better about it so that is the strategy. again how they get there will be difficult. the change in the last 48, 72 hours is that there is less talk about a budget reconciliation deal and more talk about a potential government shutdown which i will leave for the rest of the table to solve. >> shannon: dog? do you have a resolution? >> i have lived through government shutdowns and they are not fun. by the way congress is working throughout them, they aren't on vacation or anything but this comes down to ultimately donald trump leadership. we have very small majority in the house, so small that they can have a confirmation vote because they need her vote in the house. a small one in the senate as well. donald trump is the one who will have to get these house republicans and senate republicans in line to move forward because ultimately regardless of party we always know the house and the senate don't agree on things in any normal circumstance. this is not a normal circumstance and i