president trump's agenda is to fix the problem biden created and biden clearly created. to save live, the -- to save the lives like the one i mentioned that were lost, we have to deliver on that agenda. sen. padilla: thank you, mr. chair. before i begin, just want to join with my colleagues on this side of the aisle of this committee that are troubled at how the second trump administration has begun. clearly laying the groundwork to cut crucial programs that american families rely on in order to fund yet another round of tax breaks for the ultrawealthy. so i'm glad we're here in the budget committee where we say the budget's a reflection of our values and our priorities. and i want to talk about priorities. not the president's priorities. i want to talk about the american people's priorities. i've heard over and over again that the outcome of last fall's election was a mandate, and the important takeaway from the election was americans' frustrations with the high cost of living. are until this morning, i guess, that was the main message. that was the main take january aw

that biden did not do, talk about trump getting rid of biden's green energy crackdown on household appliancesoves and washing machines to make them green trump is bringing it back. >> this is common sense. and you know if we lived in a perfect worm where -- world where we could ride unicorns instead of driving gas cars or get by with other ideas that w biden it that would be find, they are out of touch, people are trying to figure out ways to deal with inflation, pay their bills, get food on table. those are things that people are not concerned about. elizabeth: they don't need another headache from biden's dc that is gone, stephanie hamill you are terrific. thank you for watching "the evening edit," welcome us to your homes, listen to jackie and david. jackie: thank you, liz. elizabeth: you got

i don't hate president biden i don't.'t hate anybody i hope he finds peace in retirement but the fact is, we have an extra 12 million people who were in our country illegally. most americans don't support illegal immigration. they think illegal immigration is illegal. is not because they are racist they are at the southern border like the look of the front door of their home. most americans lock their front door at night. they don't do it because they hate everybody on the outside. they knock up if they lock the front door at night because they love the people on the inside and they want to know who is going in and out of their home. we've got to fix the problem of illegal immigration and we have to have money to do it. .3, defense. i am convinced based on the classified and unclassified information i've seen that president xi jinping and china is working with president putin and russia and working with the ÃÃin iran. against the united states of america. including but not limited to freedom. i believe their ultimate goal

it's social security under biden. jowski aversion to billions in the government and >> one of the richest persons in mexico owning part of the new york times and gorge soros money backing all sorts of causes and billionaires being involved in these activities and all of a sudden elon musk is a bad guy. it's hypocrisy on the part of the deputies and why is anybody surprised? liz: larry elder. wonderful larry elder. thank you for being here. come back soon. >> never taken me to dinner. liz: i will next time you're in town. i'll make david asman pay for it. just kidding. listen to this, watch joe rogan here. >> bernie sanders making a post about how donald trump is trying to silence independent media was the wildest [bleep] gaslighting i think i've ever seen from a politician. independ media [bleep] meaning cbs that edited that kamala harris interview and i hope this is successful and benefits the american people and to working class people and to everybody and they recognize that we can't just be spending all our [bleep

kevin, you mentioned joe biden a few moments ago. we got a dose of biden-flation.n report. i know you're aware of it. 3% year to year, that's way above their 2 target. core inflation x food and energy is 3.3% year on year. you go deeper into the report, kevin, services whether it's core or not, that's growing at 4%. bond rates went up today. i mean, biden-flation is still there. so so what do you make of it? if what to do about it? >> right. look, biden's stagflation is way worse, way worse than we were told before the election by the statistical agencies. people can make of that what they want. but the fact is we found out last year that he created a million fewer jobs that than they bragged about during the election x. now all of a sudden inflation is way worse than they were saying. and i, as you like to, look at, say, the 3-month if move if being average? the 3-month moving average of what we've inherited, remember, this is the last month of the biden numbers, is 4.6%. larry: yep. >> and you wonder, like, how did they get to 4 4.6%? it's because of runaway spen

former president biden's security clearance has been revoked. let me show you this from the current president donald trump on truth social. no need for joe biden to continue receiving access to classified information therefore immediately revoking joe biden's security clearance and revoking his daily intelligence briefings. he sent this president and 2021 when he instructed the intel community to stop the 45th president of the united states, me, from accessing details on national security, a courtesy provided to former presidents. to her report revealed that biden suffers from poor memory and, even in his prime, cannot be trusted with sensitive information. talk about on a date on the way out the door. i will always protect our national security. joe, you are fired. make america great again! very briefly 10 seconds each. strong boarding there is this petty or the right thing to do. >> i think the american people want the truth. everybody knew from the her report that biden was declining, mentally unfit to be president, and president trump is fin

the biden administration through the book at them. several of those convicted were utterly and in poor health. what else? is eliminated di for federal bureaucracy which is a radical leftist attack on a colorblind merit-based society. his eliminated transgender agenda that was enshrined by biden in the bureaucracy. he was protecting women's sports and the civil rights act title ix and he's made it clear he follows signs. men are men and women are women. no amount of complaining, no amount of bumper stickers can change that fact. there's a lot more, which is gotten started. his protocol, promilitary. pro- american sovereignty. pro- family. pro- parents. school choice. i'm telling you which is why i burdened you with some of my background, some of my history, i'm telling you donald trump is not only one of the most consequential historic iconic figures already to serve as president of the united states, you may be looking at the most conservative constitutionalist president. it's just a matter of time, i feel. just a matter of time. we'l

set by joe biden himself. i guess the media really can't complain, can they? they will, but they really shouldn't take a look. >> should former president trump still. >> receive intelligence briefings? >> i think not. >> why not? >> because of his erratic behavior. >> what's your worst fear if he continues to get these intelligence briefings? >> i'd rather not speculate out loud. i just think that there is no need for him to have that intelligence briefing. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have at all, other than the fact he might slip and say something? >> by the way, norah o'donnell, chuck todd, let's see. andrea mitchell, jim acosta, fake news. acosta they're all they're not part of the legacy media mob anymore. but the media mob did cheer for biden. and now when the shoe is on the other foot, we get nothing but mass hysteria from democrats. in reality, biden was not fit to serve for four years, is not fit to receive intel briefings. and remember, he's the guy that leve

so is biden's epa chief, obama's transportation secretary, anthony fox, also biden's climate advisora big democrat player out of california phil angeletes. we've got more democrats connected to the web of slush fund programs. what do you say to this? >> well i say shame on every one of them. they can come to youngstown, ohio, my hometown and explain to the hard working blue collar man whose making $40,000 a year and they have to pay for these $20 billion slush funds? shame on every one of them and the doge caucus isn't going to stop until we find out where every single penny went and this biden crime family will be exposed truly for the first time and we have expose them all and we're not going to stop. liz: what do you make of kamala harris connected to it, biden's epa chief connected to it? obama's transportation sebaceous secretaryconnected to it. all of these slush fund programs. >> when you think about it, liz, none of them have had a real job. even obama. whether it's obama or if it's biden or even kamala, they never had real jobs but yet they lead government being worth 20 or

but this will be tough news for joe biden. democrat blow out. now they are in shambles? knives are out because he is not hitting from hard enough and the president is dominating the airwaves. the left's busted media machine is slowly coming back online. trump ripped a couple judges over some rulings he didn't like and for law, constitutional crisis is the phrase of the week. >> we're three weeks into the second from presidency, three weeks and tonight there are warnings that the u.s. is dangerously close to a constitutional crisis. >> that is a constitutional crisis, that is a crisis for our democracy. >> we have our toes right on the edge of a constitutional crisis here. >> from what we are witnessing is a constitutional crisis. >> to defy court orders brings out a constitutional crisis. >> we have a constitutional crisis to a constitutional collapse. >> constitutional crisis is not a new talking point. it is the exact same one they used in the first term. >> open warfare between the trump administration and congress has demo

and it skyrocketed under biden. look at that.e said housing and urban development misplaced to billion dollars. just lost track of it. thank goodness big balls found it. it was squirreled away in some random account that they forgot about. how do you tell your boss that? mr. secretary, you know that to billion dollars? can't seem to find it. now everyone wants in on doge. the billionaire airbnb cofounder is volunteering at doge to help cut the fat faster. and he is not a right wing budget hawk khakis a hillary and biden donor. trump and doge are inspiring every american leader to set their standards sky-high. in a leaked phone call, the ceo of jpmorgan can be heard laying down the gauntlet to all of his bankers. >> a lot of you are [bleep] on zoom and you were doing the following, okay? will look in your mail. sending text to each other. not paying attention, not reading your stuff and if you don't think that has bogged down efficiency, creativity, rates rudeness and it does. you don't do that at my [bleep] meetings, you have a m

i mean, joe biden, the guy was barely sentient. and kamala harris, you can't put a sentence together. they embarrassed us overseas time and time again. and you know that they weren't respected. look at what happened in ukraine. putin goes into ukraine. why? because he doesn't respect joe biden. you look at what china did. they walked all over us, cheated on trade. look at what mexico did under joe biden, took away even more of our auto jobs. nobody respected us because nobody respected them. but now you got a president in donald trump who reflects the strength of the american people, and he's saying we're not going to be pushed around anymore. america is back. we know what we're doing. we're going to lead the world, and we're not going to be pushed around. jesse, i love it. i think the american people love it. they're ready for a strong leader, somebody who's going to stand up for the united states of america. >> and that united states might include greenland very soon. so let's all get ready for that. thank you so much, senator. g

with biden on that issue. is richard stern, from the federal budget at the heritage foundation. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me on. rich: all of this with nippon steel, do you think that an investment is going to solve this issue and eventually going to move on here? >> absolutely. this is trump the deal maker that we've come to know and love. we're talking billions, perhaps tens of billions of investment in building new factories, breaking ground and building up the capacity that leads to good jobs and restores the manufacturing base. rich: do you think that the biden administration's concerns were overblown here? >> the thing about this, the biden administration doesn't like production, things being made here, they didn't like supporting american workers. i think that trump has figured out a secure way to preserve our steel industry, to bring in investment from a trusted ally and make sure it results in a stronger manufacturing base. rich: this is coming at a time as we expect chinese ta

joe biden could have had this conversation. joe biden could have saved thousands of lives. if this is what it takes i would like to think if it's simple as a conversation the hundred billion dollars we send to ukraine how many hundreds of thousands of people dead. >> yeah it's a great point. i guess i asked because the man who managed to call people garbage on the right side of the aisle in the latter days who hurt the presidential candidate for sure could that man have led to this much. >> now we get to look forward. >> we don't have to look back. speaking of looking forward we have had so much breaking news in the last hour and hitting some of it, i want to put a fine point on this president trump's cabinet is shaping up so the u.s. senate voted in full full to confirm his choice of director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard and now we are waiting a senate vote for hhs no. any robert f. kennedy and you may have seen senator marsha blackburn she went to vote in favor of rfk, jr. so now will go to full vote as well. so kaley, we talk about the speed at which this is ha

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because if you model a candidate like joe biden. mr. boyle: that's a different question. >> he could have won and what we're saying is a white working man that came from that state, working class vibes and we get someone like that on on the democratic ticket, could he have won? mr. boyle: to be clear, i don't think someone necessarily has to have my same skin color in order to do well in those areas. >> what if he's from pennsylvania? mr. boyle: case in point, barack obama in 2012 did so much better since then in those areas i talked about, erie county, northampton county, no, people are interesting. think about this, 11% of pennsylvania voters voted for barack obama twice and then voted for donald trump at least once. trying to understand that is part of what makes politics interesting, fun, and also sometimes maddening trying to figure out what's going on there. we always try to look on paper just like sports. we try to look at who is going to win on paper. but the game isn't is played on paper but real life. there's no way to quantif

joe biden he is not. this isn't by accident.been plotting for years. >> so what we've got to do is just hit, hit, hit and keep up momentum. the opposition party is the media. and the media can only, because they are dumb and lazy, they can only focus on one thing at a time. all we do is flood the zone. every day we hit them with three things, they bite on one and we get all of our stuff done r these guys will never be able to recover. but we have to start with muzzle velocity. >> jesse: momentum continued today. the attorney general dropping the investigation into the project. remember? they got their hands on ashley biden's diary back in 2020? and she is suing illinois and chicago for interfering with ice deportations. secretary rubio is now in charge of the librarians at the international archives. member the ones who kicked off the trump rate? and the president met with congress to lay out his tax plan, listen. >> no tax on tips which is obviously a public campaign promise the president made. no tax on seniors social security

unending biden's forever war? he's only been in office three weeks, look whose here, senator marsha blackburn. so honored to have the senator back on. also this tonight. >> republican friends and elected officials and special interests and the supreme court blocked us and sued us but that didn't -- >> booo. >> that didn't stop us. liz: that was joe biden, remember that openly bragging about defying the supreme court after the supreme court said his unconstitutional student loan bailout had to be stopped. he went ahead anyway on that. anyone remember democrats calling that a constitutional crisis? coming up, radio host jason rantz will take it on and the major flip-flops from democrats on all of this. we've got more of that. stick with us we'll have more after the break. >> we are basically on the cusp of a constitutional crisis. >> we are seeing an executive branch that has decided that they are no longer going to abide by the constitution. >> i think this is the most serious constitutional crisis the country has

biden allowed this to happen to our country.ng this. >> harris: in "focus" now ari fleischer. let's start with all hands on deck and all resources available. i have had voters' voices in studio with me love the idea of government working together almost like an added layer of accountability for each other. >> this is clever as can be. this is not stationing along the border a bunch of i.r.s. agents with number two pencils in holl steers. there is a criminal division inside the i.r.s. deeply involved in very complicated financial cases and this is a wise use as senator marshall pointed out. it's about money laundering. about human trafficking. there is a financial component to all of this is criminal division inside the i.r.s. is actually really good at digging into, finding where the money comes from, finding where the money is going and wrapping up bad guys. i think it is a smart move and reflection of his priorities. he ran on closing the southern border. the other thing i will say one of the reason people don't come to americ

under the biden administration, h.h.s.act over 300,000 children, 300,000 children are lost under the biden administration. let that sink in. that is not just incompetence but a tragedy. we must hold traffickers accountable and illegal immigrants face real consequences. our border must be secured and those exploit must answer for their failures. they deserve law and order and republicans and the trump administration are cleaning up the mess that joe biden left us. i yield back. mr. moore: thank you to the gentleman from texas. there are a lot of things that go on back here -- variations there's not a more stark difference between what president biden was doing at the border and the change we are making and highlights the simplicity of our messages. we have got to protect peoples' lives. i think the american people are seeing that. i would yield to my good friend, the gentlewoman from the great commonwealth of virginia, and she'll use this microphone. thank you to the gentlewoman from virginia. >> mr. speaker, i rise today t

exporting lng for example when biden said no to that. we will be saying yes, which again, lowers costs here at home. and we will ensure that there are no americans that see a tax increase. if biden got his way, the democrats who are in the minority got their way, the american people would see a multitrillion dollar tax increase. house republicans will not let that happen. that is part of our bill is to continue the tax cuts from 2017, keeping those rates stable, adding on the priorities president trump talked about in the campaign like no tax on tips , and giving real certainty to our economy to create more jobs, to bring more investment into america. that's what we're fighting to do and we will deliver. the budget chairman and indicated they may go as early as thursday this week in budget committee to start this process. we will not stop working on this until it gets done. failure is not an option. we are also going to continue bringing bills to the floor. you will hear mclean talk in detail about the bills we are bringing. when you thi

when you think about it, that is why joe biden joe biden got elected, everyone said he was the compassionate it and now we are seeing what a real president and a real caring man would do. >> dana: what do you think about the comparison, harold, because it is impossible to look at this and say president trump has been in office for not quite four weeks and all of these things has happened, especially the things that matter the most, our people are being held wrongfully, we should get them back, and this is pretty remarkable. >> harold: it is. any time in american comes home from being held hostage in a communist nation or for that matter any hostile territory, i just celebrate it. i think even looking, the equivalency of who might have been traded for home, i am glad he is home. the crypto hacker was a money laundering, too, but i am not complaining, i'm glad this guy is home, i don't know why he didn't get home sooner, was there politics involved, jesse, there may have been. i am one that sits back and says whenever an american comes home, congratulations. mr. fogel also give a lot of credit

biden was the first woman to serve in the role. trump has been critical of the office since the previous archivist asked the justice department to investigate trump's handling of white house records. that was in 2022. there was one notable hire rather rehire. elon musk said that he would bring back a doge staffer who resigned after being linked to racist social media posts. vice president vance said that he would support the rehiring of that individual, and president trump agreed. >> one of the doge engineers was fired for some inappropriate posts. the vice president says, bring him back. what do you say? >> well, i don't know about the particular thing, but if the vice president said that, did you say that? i'm with the vice president. >> president trump is once again using the power of his office to punish his perceived enemies. >> last night, the president announced he is revoking former president biden's security clearances. and as cnn's jeff zeleny reports, the timing may not be a coincidence. jeff. >> victor. and it's become

trump is not being generous for joe biden. he just revoked biden's security clearance.r joe biden to continue receiving access to classified information. therefore, we are remedial he revoking joe biden's security clearances and stopping his daily intelligence briefings. he set this precedent in 2021 when he instructed the intelligence committee to stop the 45th president of the united states from accessing details of national security. a courtesy provided to former presidents. the report revealed that biden suffers from poor memory and even in his prime could not be trusted with sensitive information. i will always protect our national security. joe, you were fired. charlie hurt is the cohost of fox and friends weekends. so he yanked his security clearance. he got his yanked by joe. i mean a security clearance. >> and trump has a far better argument for pulling joe's security clearance. at the very least, just because we know that the biden family has a long history of selling secrets to our enemies and for hard cash. so it is a perfect -- he has a really good argument

by president biden. and that messaging very much brought to europe. the vice president will be having lunch with emmanuel macron on the table there. less a.i. and much more about ukraine, with the american vice president vowing to get european leaders both here in paris and when he goes on to the munich security council to look much clearer, more clearly and urgently on how to bring the war in ukraine to an end. jim. >> they were taking their family photo there just now. they love the family photos at these at these events. melissa, i'm curious, given deep advances here, is there concern in the room as you've been there that that the u.s. that the west is losing ground in the a.i. competition, the battle with china? >> i think one of the lessons of what we've seen from deep tech is that american dominance is challenged, and that's something europeans are hoping to see go further as well. we've been speaking to the ceo of mishal, the european startup that is hoping to challenge the chinese and american giants at a time when people said it simply couldn

at biden, u.s. agents arrested more than 21,000 unauthorized immigrants in november, as president biden's term wound down a pace the trump administration doesn't appear to be matching in its first month, despite its crackdown. no doubt there aren't as many illegals at the border to arrest you idiots. not everyone wants america safe and secure. aoc is teaching a course to help migrants avoid tom homan. tom homan says no mas. >> i'm working with the department of justice and finding out where where is that line that they crossed. so maybe aoc is going to be in trouble now in piedmont is in piedmont, in my opinion. i'm not i'm not a prosecutor, but we need some further guidance on that. but again, if we have to take every federal dollar out of the city would do it. >> and for the illegal celebrating valentine's day, the white house has a message. roses are red, violets are blue. come here illegally and we'll deport you. america majority founder ned ryan joins me now. hey, it's too good, ned. it's too g

set by joe biden himself.ss the media can't really complain can they? take a look. >> should former president trump still receive intelligence briefings? >> i think not. >> why not? >> because of his erratic behaviour. >> what's her worst fear if he continues to get these briefings? >> i'd rather not speculate out loud. i think there is need for him to have the the intelligence briefing. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have other than he might slip and say something? >> sean: they are not part of the legacy media mob anymore but the media mob did cheer for biden and now when the shoe is on the other foot we get nothing but mass hysteria from democrats biden was not fit to serve them for four years. not fit to receive intel briefings and he's the guy that leveraged 1 billion of your hard-earned tax dollars to get a ukrainian prosecutor fired so his inexperience drug is -- drug addicted son could continue to make millions of dollars that he didn't deserve. that won't stop t

joe biden never talked to putin during the war.a process and trump is doing this by himself opportunistic the telephone. >> why would putin want to make a deal and he's getting huge progress going through ukraine and he's losing people and also picking up ground, moving west ford towards kyiv but he pes to get it done. he trusts donald trump and that's end of the day, he trusts trustsdonald trump in negotiatie people around him and knows donald trump wants to get this done and get the war over withand helping ukraine and russia. larry: trump producing more oil and gas and prices come down and i don't know when but it'll come down. that'll ruin putin's war machine because that's the only crop, cash crop they have is oil and gas. price comes down and american energy production and war on putin going for them and the end is near. >> there's no doubt the end is near. he's done about as much as he can do and going for them and&they've lost too many generations for the next ten 12 years and president trump coming in doing a deal and he'l

it shows lethargic leadership of biden and active leadership of trump. i think it is no accident marc fogel was taken on august 15th, 2021. what happened on that date? fall of kabul, fiasco in afghanistan signalling weakness of the prior president and putin took note of that and took marc fogel as bargaining chip for future bargaining. >> trace: here is a sound bite of marc fogel with the president. watch. >> i'm a middle-class school teacher who is now in a dream world -- >> we're going to show you the lincoln bedroom in a while. appropriate for tonight, very appropriate. >> trace: this is kind of stuff that makes americans believe trump is good at negotiating, good at foreign policy. >> >> mark: absolutely, you saw steve witkoff, close friend of the presidents, a developer, who was named middle east special envoy. news travels. when you see a high-profile success like this with president putin and his government in russia. news will travel fast in other corners of the world, especially middle east, and elevate witkoff's prestige and credibility and he

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do you believe that if the biden administration felt that you were maga, if the biden administrationelt that you were not on board for the climate change agenda that they actually suggested to banks that they should debank those people? >> 1,000%, that is exactly what i heard from the ceos already. maria: wow. >> ceos of the banks said this to me, to my face, eye to eye, that the occ and regulators were going to have-create a reputational risk, whatever that means. maria: stunning. >> to get banks who did the things like banking legal businesses, like banking crip teach melania trump, the first lady of our country was debanked, how is that possible in the freest land of the world? one way, biden administration weaponizing the entire government. remember back to the obama administration when the irs was actually targeting conservative organizations and religious organizations? think about today. fdic just recently released, recently released a trove of documents reinforcing the fact that, yes, regulators have been weaponized. maria: unbelievable. you're right. melania trump told me th

biden said no say yes lowers costs here at home and then ensure there are no americans that see a tax increase. if biden got his way and kamala harris got her way, if the democrats the minority got their way, the american people would see a multitrillion dollar tax increase. house republicans are not going to let that happen, as part of our bill to continue the tax cuts 2017 rates stable, adding on our is a president trump like tax on tips giving certainty to our economy to create more jobs and bring investment into america. we are going to deliver the budget chairman as early as thursday of this and budget committee to start this process but we are not going to stop working on this until it gets done. failure is not an option we are going to continue to bring bills to the floor detail about the bills we are bringing. when you think about this idea of illegals coming and fleeing from a law enforcement and deaths border patrol and others finally bringing a bill, that's a bill like out bipartisan votes last year when we brought it but chuck schumer said he wasn't going to allow it to co

and meanwhile, joe biden spent. we have now discovered a whopping $236 billion on improper payments last year alone. that's a quarter of $1 trillion. we have homeless veterans freezing to death in the cold. we have americans living paycheck to paycheck. 56% of americans cannot withstand a $1,000 emergency. they don't have the money to pay for it. violent, criminal, illegal immigrants are inside our country. they're using your taxpayer money as well. democrats are mad at elon musk for trying to hold our elected and unelected government bureaucrats accountable for this waste, fraud and abuse. you know, that's exactly what president trump was elected to do. and they're doing it. take a look. >> i don't think i really grasped it until elon's six wizards, he brought in some young. >> wizards to go in there and go over the books, and they are just finding crazy. it's very strange that the media is ignoring it, especially the left wing media. it's just too big of a win for the right and so they're just ignoring it. there's

they could not make a deal to get any energy from the biden administration. there was nobody to deal with, they did not know how to go about it and they are happy we are here. we will benefit our taxpayers and our country. i want to thank everybody for coming. this is a big bill. this will be energy dominant. we will be energy dominant like nobody else. this is not even discuss all of the electricity we will be producing for all of the ai plants. they need double the electricity at least. you take all of our electricity that we have all over the country, just for ai to do it right and win that war, which we are leading by a lot because of what we have done over the last few weeks, if you take all of it, we have to double our electricity needs just for the ai. that is not a the other technologies. it is a real honor to sign this bill. we will also work on cafe standards. we will make that whole situation back into reality very quickly, having to do with cars. thank you very much. in two weeks we will have another one. yesterday was very big. reciprocal tariffs

but this trend stopped with president biden. sure the american people are glad to see president trump living up to his promises to be a president for all of america. it's up to democrats, whether they want to participate or just obstruct for the next few years. but republicans will be working to deliver results that benefit all americans. mr. president, i yield the floor, and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. alsobrooks. we need congress to enact a comprehensive bipartisan bill that invest in long-term competitiveness of our industry. our proposal for the farm bill includes funding for research and development, and sinister technology that supplement and enhance human labor, resources to make our operations more resilient to extreme weather and commonsense changes to the crop insurance that would provide the majority of our growers with the functional safety net for the very first time. i don't have a time to walk through each of these proposals in

aoc in 2023 told biden that he should ignore a texas federal judge regarding the abortion pill, and biden'sry said they might actually ignore it. these are the democrats that won pac support. they don't care about a constitutional crisis. is just another lie to get everyone emotionally as usual. >> trace: and it works. natalie, jason, think you both. >> i think president putin once peace, and president zelenskyy once peace and i want peace. i want to see people stop getting killed. >> i'm back in ukraine -- i'm back in ukraine, but i do want security. >> trace: let's bring in marine veteran chad robichaux. great to have you on the show. it sounds like these negotiations could lead to the possibility of a peace deal. are going as far as we've seen them go in the better part of three years. >> for sure. president trump said in the presidential debate, even as president-elect, he would find a peace deal. we've seen that right away when he sat down at the debate stage, a response from putin, from zelenskyy. here we are two weeks into president trump's administration and we are seeing a potentia

this time no biden to hold them back, israel will go to every tunnel, ever restructure and clear out of those terrorists, then we talk about the potential reseller went after you were settlements in gaza. it will be aggressive. >> trace: trump said this about the hostages were released over the weekend, the one we saw come out, a troubling watch. he said this. >> president trump: i watch the hostages come back today, they looked like holocaust survivors. they were in horrible condition, it looked like many years ago, the holocaust survivors. and i don't know how much longer we can take that. >> trace: it's unacceptable bethany, it seems like hamas is trying to do stop or repeat that same scenario. >> it seems clear they released the hostages in the best health first and as a hostage releases kept going they were in worse and worse condition. 20 oh weeks prior, the 65? american citizen was also skin and bones, his appearance was disturbing. fast-forward saturday, hostages released, every single persons reaction was that these are holocaust survivors. i warned the viewers to keep in mi

it's just unbelievable, in the last weeks of the biden administration he signed an executive order, biden of the market through an executive order. david: yeah. >> president trump has unbanned a the ban. we're going the go back. that was biden wiping out trillions of dollars of revenue from the next generations of america. unbelievable, what he was doing, to restrict access to a balance sheet. the balance sheet belongs to the american public. david: and i've got to apologize. i said gulf of mexico, didn't i? whoops! gulf of america. but can we get that extra 2 million barrels a day from the gulf that mckenzie said we could many. >> well, we can, and we can get more from alaska, more from north dakota, more from pennsylvania. not only was he restricting the drilling, he was also restricting pipelines. we need more transportation -- david: yes. >> -- for our lng in america to the parts of america including the northeast which are still burning dirty heating oil when they could be burning clean pennsylvania natural gas. and exports, he canceled the exports. we've unbanned that, and we're beg

. >> charlie, we have a graphic, that shows inflation under biden-harris administration we have foodces up 23%, shelters, housing up 23%, car insurance up 57.5%, and electricity, energy up 30%. we want to talk about a tax on people, that is a tax on people. >> it is just been so unsustainable, these past few years. recently, the amount inflation has risen is makes it hard, for younger people who are trying to really get out there on their own, they want to buy their first homes they have no way of doing so, it is discouraging. i love that trump campaigned on so many different platforms, no tax on tips one of them, a lot of people need that attract income to support themselves, he is following through on so many promises, i just love that trump is as has say we have internal revenue service how about external, biden administration wanted to put 80 hour extra irs agents out there to take more money from you. >> i want to tackle taxing on venmo. mollie, inflation is there -- any of this sticks around it may be a result of inflation that is. this is a truth social post, for too long unit

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and joe biden was not a friend of his. and so i'm not shocked that he's kowtowed to donald trump in order to get this dropped. i mean, he's fighting for his life right now. he wants to be mayor of new york again. but look, i think people are right. i think this is a bit of quid pro quo. and i think he has been very clear that if he's friend, if he's friends with donald trump, he will not be prosecuted. and that's what's happening. >> alex, the you've heard from some. well, from mayor adams himself and from others that this case was purely in response to an, in effect, retribution for adams criticizing trump's immigration. rather, biden's immigration policies in new york, the prosecutors say the investigation began before that. and we should note that other members, many several members of adams administration, have been under prosecution themselves. corruption charges, et cetera.. what are the facts of the case here? >> yeah, both things can be true here that the biden administration and eric adams had a lot of tension ove

and i love the thing with her and biden. to be clear, he did try to call her, but he was talking into a banana. you know what i mean? it's such a shamble. but how do you not love this? and by the way, to the point of aoc, does she ever discuss her district? she never. you will never catch her. i will talk in public about my search history more than aoc will talk about her. district. >> the district is a red light district. >> it is the hooker hall of fame dude. so every ex cabbie i work with, that's where all the night business is. now you go to the boulevard of sweethearts and it's just lawless migrant hookers home and get on it. let's go home. >> let's go ice some hookers at aoc's district. after. after you get the guy who's living above the garage at the governor of new jersey's house. can you believe murphy? >> no, i love that. and he got. yeah. called it out. yeah. good luck trying to get her. i believe it was you on the five the other day was, like, easiest raid ever. you just kind of doxed her, which is like. so no on

including accusing joe biden of her murder.hey said it was joe biden and his policies that resulted in her murder. there was other incendiary language that was outrageous, which prompted me to vote against it. fast forward to this year, a different bill is introduced. none of that was in there. it was specifically about the policy as to whether someone should be detained if they are here unlawfully and committed a crime. that has always been my position. i voted for other pieces of legislation consistent with that , including one that also passed in the last month or so. by the way, that used to be the common sense democratic position when barack obama was president. i think our party made a mistake in moving away from that. i think that's where the country is. i am the son of an immigrant. i know your family background is the same as mine. all four of my grandparents were born elsewhere. we could be a nation of immigrants but also a nation of laws. if we are going to use political capital to be consistent as a nation of immigr

3,000 increase -- minuscule 3,000 increase and retracting the sector and right up to the end and biden's policy going to pump billions into boondoggles and going to show nothing but contempt for the private sector. for more details and on numbers but edward lawrence going with live with more. edward. reporter: hey, david, all related to the white house and going today and world leader coming to go on with that and coming about investment in manufacturing and as well as u.s. steel and nipon merger and apparently it's a go. >> is this a restructuring of the deal happening and will you do it. >> as an investment purchase, i didn't want it purchased and investment i love. >> we'll do a big investment and going to have the deal getting done. going to do that with proof. >> i'm okay with that. reporter: no agreement if the house for top line number on big, beautiful reconciliation bill and house freedom caucus seems okay with some unconventional offsets in the package and stance on cutting $2 trillion over spending in ten years and leaving the debt ceiling in place and not what the president w