i am here today because public schools made me who i am. my teachers and classmates made me who i am. school is where i formed my values and worldview and where i learned to be a leader. in my community. for so many of my classrooms -- of my classmates, school was a place they could go when there was not a meal at home, where they knew there would be staff that cared and support them. trump and his billionaire allies want to take all of this away. they want to divert funding from public schools to line their own pockets. [boos] this isn't about streamlining education, it is about defunding public schools at the cost of our black and brown classmates so that they can continue to profit at our expense. this fight is about whether we invest in students or let billionaires dismantle public education for profit. young people like me are fighting back because we know that we deserve better. we deserve to go to fully funded classrooms in fully funded schools with teachers who make the wages they need to survive and support us. and let's get this c

i am a movement guy. i am a trump republican. president trump was kind to support us in our primary, but always been a republican. low taxes, get the government out of the way. >> you are not a complete stranger. what kind of work did you do? >> i did a lot of campaign work. it was kind of a multi-prong ed thing. i did work for ted budd when he was in the house. he was in a similar area to whatever percent now, so got to know a lot of people outside of my home county, but never worked on the hill, so people are like you know your way around. no, i do not. i do not know the capitol building as well as staffers were working here. >> tell us about your family currently? >> my wife is just a saint for a during this. i do not know how she doesn't, but we have two daughters. we have mary margaret and we have eleanor born three weeks before the election. >> congratulations. >> i have got my three girls at home, and being a dad is so much better than any job that i could have, including a congressman, but they are such a big reason why i

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i go, i am a real person. you are not a real person. i am a real person. why do you come to where i was living in san francisco and visit my neighborhood? why do we have to go to your neighborhood? i think the press gets nervous about that. i think something i have done and a lot of people have done lately is not do that anymore. larry: yeah. kara: when i worked for "the wall street journal," they call it a to be sure statement, which drove me crazy. say i was writing and i did all the reporting and i do it was a disaster, and so i would right is going to be a disaster and here is why. get someone to say that, which i think is false reporting as far as i'm concerned. and then put in the to be sure statement. "to be sure, some people think this is going to be a success." i wrote and said, to be sure, some people think it is going to be a success. they are all idiots. and they took it out. but they are. >> are journalists in mass vehicles? is it better than when you started 30 or 35 years ago? kara: what is a mass vehicle? >> "the washington post. " kara: i

maxine. >> wow, well, i am going to date myself. i am twice blessed. being a lesbian and being jewish, it was difficult because i didn't come out until graduate school. i didn't think being queer had anything to being jewish. i had no role models, had no one to model myself after. i didn't think i could be jewish and be queer until i met somebody in graduate school at the same seminary that i attended as a communal professional studying nonprofit management. and my first woman lover was there at huc and usc. i thought oh my god, the heavens opened. talk about two parts of myself that became integrated. >> it's a very similar and very different story for me. being transgender, the trans community is one might say in broad strokes running similar experiences perhaps 30 or 40 years after gay and lesbian people. so the kinds of stories you are telling are the kinds of stories trans people now are experiencing right in this moment. i get calls all the time simply because i am a transgender rabbi. i get calls from all over, e-mails, post cards. people still

i am the mayor. and welcome you tonight to congressman rich mccormick's town hall hosted at the roswell city hall. my council members and i are very used to, accustomed to these size audiences for council meeting, almost looks the same size. by the way, we are not encouraging you to come to city council meetings of this size but we are glad that you are here tonight. thank you. i will tell you one of the key priorities for us as a group for the council and our staff leadership has been to strengthen our relationships at the federal level and at the state level. ensuring that roswell's voice is heard in both washington and atlanta. tonight we are grateful to hear, to have our seventh congressional district congressman rich mccormick here with us tonight providing our residents with direct access to federal representation. but before i begin, i would like to thank and introduce you to a few people that are very important to our city and do a great job, beginning with three of our roswell city council m

iis am lois frankel, i am from florida. i'm the lead democrat on the house appropriations committee that funds foreign assistance. [cheering] you know, i really think i could just read your signs and that would be my speech, right? stop the freeze. when usaid disappears, tourists reappear, defend democracy, stop the coup. jason, i went to tell you i'm a mother first. my son was united states marine. he went to afghanistan. he went to iraq. who he wasas and artillery officer. thank you. but he came back into door he went next? usaid. and he will be the first one to tell you, just like some of donald trump's former generals that when you are good neighbors and you spend money helping your neighbors, you spend less money on bullets. [inaudible] >> your generals, you are right. they are your generals. so you see this little packet? this little packet, it's called russ for couple of cents it can stop the starvation of a small child for couple of cents. and i'm not only a mother, i'm a grandmother. i will tell you this, i'll do a

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i am 56 years old. please. families like mine are counting on congress to put the needs of children above the interests of the ultrarich by voting no on the budget resolution. these businesses don't need any more tax cuts. like i heard the other night on the news, mcdonald's does not need any more tax cuts. please think of the simple little people like myself and other families that are struggling every day. thank you for your time. [applause] i now hand it over to katina moss. >> hello, everyone. and thank you for having me here today. my name is katina moss, and i live in richmond, virginia. i am one of the more than 630,000 virginians who be kicked off medicaid if republicans in congress get their way. yes, that's right. they want people like me to lose our health care in order to pay for donald trump's tax cuts for the rich. as age and -- as a gen xer with elderly parents, medicaid allows me to run my own business, care for my parents, and still have health care for myself. medicaid works. but now, republic

mckernan: if i'm am confirmed i am the director. sen. smith: it is not clear to me because at the moment we are talking about you taking on this responsibility russell vought and others are dismissing lawsuits you just told me you would have the opportunity to review before they were dismissed. mr. pulte, i want to follow up on the conversation you and i had about the rising cost of housing, i appreciated our conversation. a big driver of this is the cost of insurance caused by extreme weather events. all of these terrible storms in minnesota. working families are struggling to manage a 40% increase in home rates and minnesota is lucky compared to other states like california and florida where hundreds of thousands of homeowners have been dropped from their insurance. this is putting a huge financial risk on families. could you talk about how you think the rising cost of home insurance and the lack of insurance availability, what impact that has unaffordability? mr. pulte: that is a great question. in the state of minnesota we have mutua

anthony: pan am was an iconic american airline. those were not its best days. but it was still, you know, prime american branding real estate. suse: pan am was a catastrophe. the state department was ridiculous, non-existent. so, we were futzing around, not knowing what to do or where to get information from. and every time we got information, it got worse by the minute,. david: no-one does come to lockerbie with clean hands. there's so many twists and turns in this whole story, from the very first day that it happens. people trying to get off the hook, you know? the insurers trying to pass the buck. the airline trying to save itself. there were people from the fbi, obviously. there were also people from murkier ends of the us intelligence community. nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. you know, nothing quite adds up. jim: the flight on which flora got her seat at the last minute was only two-thirds full. how many flights, two or three days before christmas, to the states, are only two-thirds full? answer - only those

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today i am free. today i am moving forward and today i am never looking back. let us leave a legacy for our children they can be proud of, a legacy of courage, a legacy of compassion, and a legacy of unyielding justice. truth doesn't cause the same fear as spin. truth is peaceful, even in all of its awful and heinous brutality. to the victims of these predators, i pray for your protection. i pray for your courage. and i pray for your resilience. in ecclesiastes 4, it talks about the strength of a rope, how it's easily not broken. with one strand of a rope, you're weak, you won't survive. two strands of rope are better than one but even then it's not the best. but when you have three strands of a rope, you cannot be broken. so to the women tonight, the victims of these crimes, to women everywhere, women and girls all across the country, i want you to know you have the courage and you have the bravery necessary, the courage required, and the voice needed in times like these to hold those accountable for the horrific abuses against you. proverbs 27: 17 says iron s

ames did that.nd we think saying that what the united states says, just eliminating the two most common reasons -- >> that you all sorted out on remand, right? what is before us is what justice kagan thought. >> our argument is that this court reviews judgments and the judgment is correct. i think everyone here agrees that everyone should be treated equally. >> so what is that treatment? what must a plaintiff to, in your view? >> under reeves, this court said provide enough evidence that there is an inference of discrimination, also footnote seven of burneign, legally mandated presumption of discrimination. >> do we not have the steps anymore? he is a member of a protected class, suffered an adverse employment action, was qualified -- is that how you conceive of this? you seem to be suggesting that evidence has to come in at this very first stage and you have to really establish that you had been discriminated against. i am not understanding the first stage to be that owners. >> we do not think it i

. >> i am here to simply say elon musk you're fired the progressive caucus has our gloves on we are in the ring. cheryl: everyday, elon and his tech pros, ride skateboards to new agency crashing into data center this is not a game will cost lives. >> democrats going to call for committees, republicans, to subpoena elon musk. cheryl: joe borelli. joe: i mean, you heard first this is national emergency what will we ever do without polish puppeteering groups cross-dressing kick ball leagues in chilly made headlines, that usaid is going to lose their ability to fund, i mean, going back to hillary clinton post she put on x, someone new career seems to be out of touch commentator on everything most people like me included, see elon musk building rockets that are orbiting earth, that are landing on their own infrastructure saying yeah maybe this is a guy who might have something valuable to add on a tech related to aviation, maybe someone we should come populate this is the party democrats, meaning, a party has devolved into hysteria i read "new york times" this morning "new york times" calli

i am delighted to be here. thank you to the principles first team for handling everything so well particularly the little excitement we had earlier today. i have the easiest job here at the principles first conference because i get to chat with two of the most insightful interesting and downright decent people in america. one is david french "new york times" columnist. podcast her and of course legal expert. david was on my podcast which will drop tomorrow if you do not subscribe, please do that you can hear more from david and me. but, as i said to him an e-mail exchange you are utility infielder, you do it all. also delighted to welcome russell moore who is the editor-in-chief of christianity today. the author of losing our religion and altar call for evangelical america. russell has been involved in the culture wars up to his elbows. [laughter] and has taken a lot of flak. he has been very courageous about how he has handled these things. we are going to talk today about religion and christian nationalism. b

i am 70 years old, when the school district asked me if i am interested in teaching, i am one of theteachers, i have to say i was totally appalled at the way i saw teachers treating the boy male students. i literally over hear who teachers didn't realize i was in an earshot. this is a quote, "giving them a little scrote because that's what they deserved." i can tell you they don't get to the starting block. i know people say - well, i am just being -- this is not internet legend. there is an mit study that goes through all this and what's been happening from our school system. i came from a substitute teaching being in favor of gender separate education, the way i grew up in philadelphia, the way public schools did it in philadelphia where you had boy side and girl side in some classes were both genders were in it. it is just appalling what i am saying with the boys. >> host: we are running short on time so we'll get a response from terry. >> guest: thank you so much for that question. i have dived into some of these new studies of sex segregated education. it is very interesting to

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reporter: pan am flight 103 crashed into the scottish village of lockerbie. two hundred and seventy people, most of them americans, dead. it was the worst terrorist attack on an airline ever. reagan: we have no knowledge of how this happened. we're trying to find out. man 1: it was an attack on america. man 2: the largest crime scene in history. man 3: two-hundred-thousand pieces of evidence. man 4: my daughter hadn't just died in an accident, but had been brutally murdered. man 5: they killed our children. man 6: to be lied to for 30 years. man 7: i think the us government had an agenda. reagan is the biggest terrorist in the world. woman 1: if it's up to our government, we might not ever know the truth. man 8: nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. woman 2: december 21st, 1988. so i was, uh, 17 years old, and my father was coming home from a business trip in london when his plane, pan am 103, exploded over lockerbie, scotland, due to a bomb that had been placed on board by terrorists. this was a terrible tragedy for my family to endure. it was a l

i am proud of the campaign that i've run.ghout the tremendous work of my staff, my volunteers, my family. we build a campaign that reflects my life's work. my life's work that has been dedicated to defending this country and fighting for working families and for the democratic party. we built a campaign that has shifted the conversation in the selection. -- in this election. i came into this race as a national security guy in a dnc race, a square peg in a round hole. throughout all of our hard work we have shifted the conversation on how the dnc can address our own national security crisis. my colleagues in this race, governor o'malley, chairman martin, the rest of the field have heard my voice and understand that we need to address this crisis. it is clear that while i have support amongst the voting members of this party, there is not a clear pathway to victory for our campaign this morning. as such, i feel that it's best for the voting process and for the remaining candidates that i step aside. while i step aside, i will n

and so i think if i am going to make a decision that i am going to lay off a lot of people, then i'm not going to telegraph that. host: but this specifically was asking about the inspector general's. guest: that is a big group of individuals and i'm going to lay off 14 of them, i don't think i'm going to tell any buddy in advance. host: but that is the law. guest: i think if you're going to fire somebody, you have to tell them. it was a reduction in force. host: let's talk to callers. patty and democrat in pennsylvania. -- patty, an democrat in pennsylvania. caller: i am looking up numbers for the number of chip and medicaid recipients in your district. but i know it is fairly high. i know your district. i would like to know how you are going to justify to those folks are you're not terribly concerned about whether maybe or maybe not those children get health care going forward and i would also like to know because i am still scraping my jaw off of the floor after that crazy ai generated video that trump shared that mimi aired. i want to know how you feel about that. what are we goin

say, i am my brother's keeper. say, i am our brother's keeper. i am my sister's keeper. we are the american people, and we are going to fight back, send those suckers back home in 2026. peace in power. >> hey, heh, heh. all right. we are moving along. now we have representative frost. we look to the future of labor. congressman maxwell frost of florida. please come. all right, brother. >> when i say union, you say power. union. >> power. >> what is disgusting? >> unionbusting. >> what's disgusting? >> unionbusting. >> how are we feeling everybody? i'm so proud to be here. i am congressman maxwell frost from the beautiful state of florida. i'm also proud to be the youngest member of the united it's congress. which means i've got time. listen. many of you all have seen over the past week that we have been pulling up to these federal buildings. we have been pulling up saying, you can't touch these federal civil servants who have been fighting for our constituents. i want to tell some of my republican colleagues, if you hate these federal bureaucrats and civil servants so mu

i am moving on to the hud vast program.something that is very important in terms of reducing homeless veterans. we did see a growth in homeless veterans increased by 7.4% from 2022-2023 for a viral variety of reasons. the program pairs rental assistance to housing vouchers targeted at veteran specifically with case management and other support services. if confirmed, what would you do to support the program and increase collaboration between the va and todd? >> you and i talk about it in the office being very important because we look at the areas of disability. is it actually enough to provide people their resources to have a home. for me, i will look at this not just as a va issue i will look at it across the spectrum with hud and any other department which we can to make sure that this is something that is not the dark spot on the veteran service where we have homelessness like they do spoken all the time. i'm willing to take whatever we can in the va outside the va and i'm looking forward to having a good relationship i

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and i am here -- i am hearing drill baby drill and all of this stuff, right? but what i am really curious about is what are we going to do to bring america back, even with these dynamic election changes we have seen. i will stand aside now. guest: simple question. how do we get america back? part of it is that there has been a realization. i think this was true from the biden administration and the trump administration that says we have to reorient our trade policy. instead of just negotiating free-trade deals and giving away market access, we need to demand a level playing field and to be able to utilize tariffs as one of the tools. keep in mind, biden signed a tariff proclamation to put 100% tariffs on chinese electric vehicles. ok? that is -- so when progressives are saying trump is doing this i was like look, biden was doing some of this. it is a similar thread to trade policy and a welcome one. that is not alone the answer. we need to invest in workers, community colleges, career and technical education programs. we need to be massively innovative and con

i go, i am a real person. you are not a real person. i am a real person. why do you come to where i was living in san francisco and visit my neighborhood? why do we have to go to your neighborhood? i think the press gets nervous about that. i think something i have done and a lot of people have done lately is not do that anymore. larry: yeah. kara: when i worked for "the wall street journal," they call it a to be sure statement, which drove me crazy. say i was writing and i did all the reporting and i do it was a disaster, and so i would right is going to be a disaster and here is why. get someone to say that, which i think is false reporting as far as i'm concerned. and then put in the to be sure statement. "to be sure, some people think this is going to be a success." i wrote and said, to be sure, some people think it is going to be a success. they are all idiots. and they took it out. but they are. >> are journalists in mass vehicles? is it better than when you started 30 or 35 years ago? kara: what is a mass vehicle? >> "the washington post. " kara: i

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news reports have claimed that i am anti-vaccine or anti-industry. i am neither. i am pro-safety. [shouting] [applause] chair crapo: we will have order. please proceed, mr. kennedy. mr. kennedy: i am pro safety, i worked for years to raise awareness about the mercury and toxic chemicals in fish, and nobody called me anti-fish. and i believe that vaccines played a critical role in health care. all of my kids are vaccinated. i've written many books on vaccines, my first in 2014. the first line of it is i am not anti-vaccine and last line is i am not anti-vaccine. nor am i the enemy of food producers. american farms are the bedrock of our culture, our politics, our national security. i was a 4h kid and i spent my summer working on ranches. i want to work with our farmers and food producers to remove burdensome regulations and unleash american ingenuity. maha simply cannot succeed without a full partnership of american farmers. in my advocacy, i've often disturbed the status quo. by asking uncomfortable questions. well, i'm not going to apologize for that. we have massive health probl

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