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then working all the way back towards the regulatory environment. >> but what happened in america, bd? because when horrible disasters, when accidents, when tragedies would happen, that used to being people -- used to bring humanity -- together. yet, somehow this is highly politicized. >> yeah. >> when people's lives and livelihoods are at risk -- they don't care about -- politics, they just want to drink clean water. >> i don't know exactly how it happened. but here we are. the difference between people listening to each other and responding to something in a real way, a direct way, and having the agenda or the need to achieve something based upon their actions. and to me, it is also much performance and so much people, the acting reacting in a way to elicit a response from their constituents so that they can continue to be popular with them or whether whatever that is. so, i find that so sad and also confusing, actually. it's not at all related to -- the problem. >> but we say we have to get better and we have to do the work. when are we going to do that, right? if you think this is

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those who promote the antisemitic bds movement.re a dam right they deserved to be held accountable. as a member who represents a district to suffered greatly due to 9/11 and has constituents grappling with that horrific day , dying of 9/11 health related situations. i find those remarks jarring and alarming and insulting. to be clear, the representative can say whatever she wants. but we don't have to expected -- except it or embrace it. individuals who hold hateful views should be barred from that type of committee. we cannot let the poisonous ideology of anti-cementitious into policy decisions that impact the lives of millions of jews around the world. host: do you agree with congressman lawler and republican style and at (202) 748-8000, if you oppose or disagree (202) 748-8001. you can also text support or oppose, city and state to (202) 748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span or send a tweet with the handle c-span wj. let's listen to hakeem jeffries, the democratic leader in the house. accusing republicans of political retribu

so you hadthere's to let the bd three size balloon and surveillance go over the whole country and our icbm noted icbmt ths. but the second blue now comes o and you're like, oh, no, no,th e can shoot it down over alaska.or well, why wasn't that the strategy when the big balloon came over before we got to , you know, our criticalt sites that are so importantliev to our military. so i get i don't believeli, liku anything they say. peop and i thinlek now they see angry the american people are sog an angry about whatd china is doih and how lame joe's responsase hr been. they're thinking they better improve their poll numbers by being a little more aggressive.y country, especially china, onen any country especially trying to spy on us. i mean, speaking ofe the pentagon, biden was askeped about the pentagon budgetre's today, which sounds likeo we the discussion of defense spending off the table. so we can't discuss that, further. to do that, we'll have to cuyot the budget programs. know, off we can cut an awful lot by just doing what we're already past. i believe we can be fiscally responsib

it mara schiavocampo, anchor and antigen editor of revolt black news, and bd wong, who i'm a super fan ron insana, senior msnbc analyst. and george m. johnson -- author of all boys aren't blue. -- we've got a lot to cover here, because an even know what to do with. as we are seeing -- attack president biden, saying, he's not helping east palestine because it is a rural white community. he would do so much more if it was an urban black community. that's not even true. >> yeah, and we are also having some people point out the fact that trump had a point in the regulating a lot of this. so, as the investigation proceeds, there are a lot of questions about who -- and who's accountable. and so politics does play a big role in this, we saw pete buttigieg being criticized for not showing up earlier. it's a fair criticism, when something like this happens, you do want to show the community that it's a priority for you, and that you care about them. but when it comes to accountability, which i think a big part of this -- when we are investigating what went wrong and who is ultimately accountabl

audieny of you if we can't recover thise biden to blow that sucker out os there anybody that -- doesn't bd strategy, anybody, you can say s always a liberal somewhere. note united states should protect th. >> i will play devil's advocate. any confrontation with anyone ws our commander of chief. >> sean: they are flying and sue air space, blow them out of the. >> what's so hard about that? >> again, i agree with you. in - >> sean: you think it's scary? >> i think it's scary. you woulk your dog. >> sean: interest's true. >> in terms of getting into soma or russia or anybody, it terrifn that position. >> sean: these guys are great. , joe good to see you. charlie go. >> colder in the study than out. >> sean: coming up, another embn administration. wait until you e have the tape, you didn't want s straight ahead. limpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so when i first started go

of armored vehicles, in which we also include infantry fighting vehicles from various suppliers to bdser btr 113, then yes, ours will really reach the indicators there up to 6 to 600 units of various types, which, in my estimation, is quite sufficient to ensure, i repeat, two tank brigades and two or three mechanized brigades, this is , in general, if we take it by american standards, a new division that is actually powerful for offensive operations actions, and this is precisely through the prism of the creation of these structures. right now, and this intensification of the negotiation process with our western partners, i repeat, today, tomorrow , the rammstein format is taking place, and today , by the way, just for reznikov, you know that yesterday we talked about air defense, artillery, in particular, super training today we will talk about tanks again. i think that it is precisely tanks as a component of strengthening these capabilities due to the reduction of the delivery period, sir , that the united states warned ukraine about a turning point. wrote this turning point, it is r

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well, earned the bd retrieve the true presidency and the present. capella's is not meant to be a negotiation about numbers of troops. but it's also a political reassurance that the united states stands with poland. and over the course of the last year, more american troops have arrived here and they now have $10000.00 troops in poland . one fighting brigade is on the ground here, and there will be also the construction of a permanent headquarter here in poland, father and yard state troops. so this is very welcomed by poland and they want american troops on the ground as a reassurance that the united states stands to its commitment under the nato treaty to defend europe if it's necessary. a political rather, and strategic level. these meetings are critical. how is biden's visit perceived though by people in poland? well, the pose actually very proud that biden is showing up here for the 2nd time in only 11 months. a war time was it expresses that that poland is really now the center of gravity in nato, and maybe also in europe in an american view of this is what the poets think about this. b

tonight we begin with the washington swamp where biden's balloon saga, it is now on weekr noree an bd is getting nuttier by the day. now, today's tod developmentayse far more questions than you can ever imagine. now, earlier, your president, joey, the president of final the united states , finally said something about the other three objects besides a chinese spy balloon that he decidederic to shoot down over northr america airspace last week with four hundred thousand400,00 dollar missiles that you paid for. but don' t expect any clarity from joe biden. now, here is the trulyning frightening part. joe has absolutely no idea. we told us today, none at all whatsoever. what. these objects were, e they came from, what they were doing. t he he has no idea what he ordered. our military to shoot down. i am not making this up. this is what he said earlier today. >> take a look. we don't yet know exactly what these three objects were, butg i nothing nothing right nowests suggests they were related to china's spy balloon program or that there were surveillancoe vehicles from other any other co

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congressional resolution for her attacks on israel and, benjamin's and all the other stuff and supporting bbd bdsent to fd anti-semitism. so we are talking an ally of the united states. she has crossed the line many times. this has nothing to do with her color or her religion. if that were the case maxine waters would not be sitting on committees, okay? let's make it clear what this is about. this is a woman with displayed behavior that people believe she shouldn't be on the foreign affairs committee and she shouldn't have that kind of information. you know, no intersectionality argument is a defense to that. >> martha: jesse, kevin mccarthy said he will form a bipartisan group with a house of conduct so there is agreement on these kinds of things when people are potentially going to be removed from committees for their actions. >> jesse: that sounds like a good idea to me. i like that. i'm with the judge, race is such a dodge that it's not about the issue but just about the race. i'm terrible at math but i think i can handle this. if two white guys got kicked off of a committee, adam schiff and

. >> with iany presidency, it's never all good and never all bd. >> reporter: natasha lows voted forbut with another campaign looming, she admits she's eager for a fresh start. >> it's always seeming like we're trying to do a lesser of two evils, and it would be -- in my opinion it would be lovely if we could have somebody who's not in their 70s and 80s running for president. >> reporter: when we first met her at her wisconsin toy shop two years ago she was grateful biden had turned the page. >> just the tone down of the rhetoric, the not having to be glued to the tv or social media to find out what the latest is going on has been very refreshing. >> reporter: at the halfway mark of his first term, respect for the president runs deeper than a desire for him to run again, even among his admirers. >> would you like to see him run again? >> i'm on the fence. i'm not sure. i'm concerned about his age, not his brilliance or his competence, but certainly his age. >> reporter: laverta commends him for restoring civility and forgiving student loan debt, but waivers on the prospect of a secon

many view trump's 2020 election lies at nuts, total bd, mind glowably nuts.n the fox empire. and the only reason this evidence is public is dominion has basically won the first rounds procedurally to get evidence in the case. they have discovery. they have a treasure trove of what would have remained secret texts, emails, evidence. now the case is using that evidence to press people. take sean hannity who's basically admitted the same doubt about that trump lawyer's claims and said he didn't believe it for a second. >> they used the machines to trash large batches of votes that should have been awarded to president trump, and they used to machine to inject and add massive quantities of votes for mr. biden. >> inject those biden votes. hannity says under oath he didn't believe it. then you go to the top, where the really powerful people -- you don't usually see them on tv. the billionaires, most of them, they're pla murdoch doing billie things. but he did email about giuliani when he first began touting the fraud claims and said, this is really damaging stuff.

states and israel both democratic nations to the taliban and hamas and those who remote the anti-semitic bds movement. you're damn right they deserve to be held accountable. as a member that represents a district that suffered greatly due to 9/11, and still has constituents grappling with the effects of that horrific day, dying of 9/11 health-related situation, i find those remarks, jarring, and alarming, and insulting. to be clear, the representative can say whatever the heck she wants, but we don't have to accept it or embrace it. individuals who hold such hateful views should rightly be barred from that type of committee. we cannot let the poisonous ideology of anti-semitism permeate into those that impact the lives of millions of jews around the world and i'll stand up to anti-semitism and defend israel's right to exist and the right of jews everywhere to practice their faith peacefully and safely. this is not about silenting anyone. the rise in anti-semitism is significant. >> gentleman's time is expired. >> and these hate crimes have not been prosecuted. >> gentleman's time expired. >>

a new "washington post"/abc news poll say they are excite bd abo a trump/biden rematch. >> we need aan come forward from both parties and give the americans more choice, the american people more choice, and that's how i look at the situation particularly for the republican party. it looks like we're going to have a good slate of candidates start to announce and already have announced. i think that will give gop voters a lot of choice. >> what do you do if trump becomes the nominee and he is running against biden? >> i think that's unlikely. >> but if it happens? >> i'm not going to support president trump, but, look, i think, again, we'll have a slate of very strong candidates, people that will advance traditional gop policy objectives and will do so in a way that's uplifting, that will bring people together, that will unify the republican party and win elections. you have to win elections. >> mark esper, thank you for your perspective on this. we talked to you on friday. grateful to have you back. >> i'm sure we will see him back considering what is it going on in the news. thank yo

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