focus on making sure we try to hold up the arms transfers at the time they're noticed by the biden administrationl the netanyahu government meets requirements with respect to allowing humanitarian assistance in and other criteria, which is why a group of us, including peter and others, wrote to president biden just a little while ago saying, mr. president, please enforce current law, which is the humanitarian aid quarters act, which says that if a country is essentially preventing or restricting humanitarian assistance from getting in, then you have to, mr. president, not allow offensive weapons to be provided as long as that situation continues. so there are other mechanisms we have that we should be using right now to address that situation. amy: i am wondering if you can respond to donald trump, the former president, who was speaking on sebastian gorka's podcasts and also put out a statement. he is facing widespread criticism. this is part of what he said. pres. trump: when you see those palestinian marches, even i -- i am amazed at how many people are in those marches. and guys like schumer s

where ynet explicitly stated that it is uh all attempt to appease public opinion from the biden administration which is already has its legitimacy in question. so the wyatt wrote that the reason behind this proposed plan is that biden's political conundrum he has vested need to plastate the democratic party base which has come to include muslim americans in various prop'. erecting the new pier, biden hopes will demonstrate the administration's seriousness when it comes safeguarding the lives of palestinian civilians, so after all marwall we saw with the uncommitted campaign in several primaries so far, the progressive wink of the party and its voters voted, non-committed instead of voting for the 81 year old incumbant, making it a protest vote essentially against his pro israel stands in gaza, so you can see how much legitimate. is is really lost in his administration uh, so the zinus ynet newspaper also quoted the deputy pentagon press secretary, sabrina sinc, saying that no us forces would set foot in gaza, a way to reassure americans that the united states is not putting troops on the groun

guardian also spoke with jermy kornich, a former senior aid official in the biden administration, and now president of refugees international aid advocacy group, who asked very important question, who is going to distribute? the aid, definitely, that's what was, that's what all of us are thinking, right? so he then says the aid organizations presence in northern gaza is pretty close to zero, because the israelis have wanted everyone out and then have been restricting access to the north ever since. so marawa, kundik touches upon a very important aspect of this proposed new plan to supposedly alleviate famon in gaza, since this peer plan doesn't obliviate the problem of the whole obstruction by israel in the first place, definitely, but rather than being a problem at the entry point, it's now going to be a problem at the distribution stage, which by the way we've seen them killing people, whether it's on the route or through the distribution phase or either after they get the aid that they need, so they're still killing people, now they want to take control of the aid and no one knows

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you see, it was the biden administration that provoked all these concerns that we're seeing on social media because the us not only provided the weapon. that it's been in this world that it's been waging on gaza for almost six months, but it also ensured political cover for israel in everything that it's doing and prevented the imposition of sanctions on israel, which many have called for at this point, regardless of the magnitude of these blatant violations, this unprecedented genocide that's being waged against these people that violates all treaties and conventions and norms and thanks to their veto, they didn't even allow the nsc to take proper ceasefire agreement. or to impose any kind of cease fire against san israel, thank you very much for the latest on social media, especially x uh platform uh uh sima for showing us what the world is actually seeing, it's like for the first time this uh image, this imaginary image of what ziness israel is has been completely broken, thank you for showing this to us, now ladies and gents we move to figures expos a. new survey from data for pro

the biden administration realizes that the most effective way to oliviate. "the humanitarin suffering of palestinians facing genocide in gaza is to push for a cease fire and to open the land crossings especially in the rafa crossing where hundreds of trucks loaded with food, medicine and temporary shelter supplies are lined up. it also understands that any other approach besides this one is bound to fail. now muds eye real news on tiktok reposted a video by al-jazira english professor norman finkelsteen who is a renowned american political scientist ex exactly explaining why the biden pier is an absolute dark joke. president biden has turned the gauzet into a photo up for himself. there's no problem with getting food and medicine to the periphery of gaza. there are hundreds of trucks which are ready to go in. it doesn't change anything one wit if there is a floating pier on the water periphery of gaza. that's not the problem. the problem is getting the food and the medicine from the... refery to the people, and israel is blocking that, it's blocking it both

biden administration is trying to portray this rift between the us and israel, which is to say the least accurate, as the two sides have shown the entire world recently that they're hand in hand waging genocide against the palestinian people and starving them. exactly. us media is also trying really hard to separate netanyahu from israel to portray this idea that netanyahu is worse than other israeli leaders that they don't all share the same views, which of course we know is untrue anyway, in the same abc report, when asked about when aid would enter gaza, reporter tom b. gave two contradicting answers, one according to officials in the biden in the biden administration and other according to the pentagon. let's gives us no clear answer, so let's take a look at that, and these are people from the same biden administration, by the way, let's hear that. orrachel officials say that world central kitchen ade in cyprus will take two to three days to arrive at undisclosed location in gaza after it departs. in terms of that us made peer off the coast, will pentagon officials estimate that coul

>> it is not clear to me why the biden administration think that talk alone will achieve their goals., it has not. it has not. have not for months. we have seen a pattern of president biden jaw boning prime minister netanyahu time and again with very little to show for it. when you have a situation where the netanyahu government continues to thumb its nose at the u.s. it does seem to be quite feckless to be sending more weapons for use in gaza. you know, we should match our deeds to our words if we want an effective strategy. >> i should say, senator, you actually visited the region in january on the egyptian side on one of the major crossings and for that reason you have also talked about the need to open more ground crossings into gaza. the white house has now confirmed that the netanyahu government has planned that a delegation will come to washington to talk about an operation in rafa. i want to ask what the israelis have said to you. they say it has to defeat the significant hamas battalion in rafa to prevent further terrorist attacks. what is your response to that? >> well, i su

the biden administration's agenda has been -- at home and weakness abroad. itidd to be this way. rong tailinwiths from an economic recovery -- to a modernization of our military that was well under way. he inhitter herited -- he inherited everything he needed to point our nation towards further secury and prosperity. . but he chose weakness and invited danger instead. nearly voters say our economy is worse than it was four years ago. not even one in four think our country is on the right track. barely a quart of the country -- barely a quarter of the country expects our economy to improve in the coming year. but that hasn't stopped prident biden from trying to convince working americans that take his word for it and ignore their hone shrinking payce their own shrinking paychecks. he's literally taken a victory tour to try out his disastrous economic record. his administration has declared bidenomics the word of the yr. meanwhe, american consumers are shelling out a bigger portion of their income on groceries than at any point in the last 30 years. a food pantry in northern kentuck

thanks ma, so well let us begin by saying that none of that is true, so you see the biden administration is... preparing to send more bombs and other weapons designas israel that would add to its military arsenal, even as biden keeps publicly pushing for sease fire in gaza. so this marwa is according to the wall street journal which reported uh last week citing current and former us officials, so the proposed arms delivery includes mk82 bombs and kmu 572 joint direct action munitions that add precision guidance to bombs and fmu-139 bomb fuses a value estimated to be in the tens of millions. dollars, oh, tens of millions of dollars and still no condition on that, no condition and no strings uh, so it's true that the congressional committee leaders would have to approve this transfer first, but you know, as we remember in december 2023, the biden administration skipped congressional re uh review of israeli weapon sales to israel, not once but twice, so what's going to stop them from doing it a third time? absolutely, so not congress essentially uh, it's enough that the biden administration

on january 20 the biden administration fully rescinded the trump administration's proclamation which tional emergency at the southern border. biden's proclamation states that no more american taxpayer dollars be diverted to construct a border wall it authorized -- authorities will no longer be used to construct a wall at the southern border. it calls for assessment of the legality of the funding and contracting methods used to construct the wall. this immediately and instantly ended further construction of the border wall. in fact, further wasting american taxpayer dollars, there are pieces of the border wall that are just like laying in the desert in certain parts along the border between mexico and texas, mexico and new mexico and mexico and arizona that could just be easily built up. it actually costs more rotting desert. yet the biden administration refuses to put them up. and we know of course that over 100,000 americans a year die from the fentanyl that the mexican drug cartels bring into this country, that untold thousands of children and young adults are sex trafficked into th

we don't know if the biden family or administration will be inviting any palestinians and that bidened to be able to a nasa ceasefire, which is clear, it looks like, will not be happening. your response to this and how these weapons sales, do you feel, perpetuate the war? >> i think that people who have served in the military were to the middle east, like crow, and austin, understand what israel is doing is not going to lead to success on israel's own terms. it will lead to strategic failure. that is why i think the same is true on the israeli side. yet former has a mossad saying this is a dead-end road, what they're doing is damaging to the whole interest. but i think that is separate from the political question here. the political question is one in which we have a president and a set of policies and congress, for the most part, that remains set on this course regardless of the hard it is doing --harm it is doing to so many. amy: josh paul, were in the state department for 11 years and you were involved with these kinds of arms deals. you resigned in protest of a push to increase a

and the biden administration is looking the other way, those subpoenas will fall on deaf ears, joe biden is more concerned with winning michigan. jewish community needs to be protected like everyone pursuant to the civil rights act of 1964. >> john: you know, one of the big demands that kamala harris is making was for an immediate ceasefire in israel, a lot of critics say that's more about michigan than it is about gaza. we'll talk to dan hoffman about that, coming up. thank you, my friends. >> sandra: the brother of the illegal immigrant accused of killing 22-year-old laken riley is expected to appear in court this hour. charged with possessing a fake green card he showed to police when they were searching for his brother. and this is not his first run-in with law enforcement. he's been arrested three times since he entered this country. madison is live in atlanta. >> we are expecting diego to be in federal court in macon, georgia 20 minutes from now. and you mentioned police arrested him for a fake green card, they say he used it to get a job on campus as a dishwasher, but he could not

so that's why i think the biden administration needs to make better use of its leverage. esidentjoe biden announced he will visit the site of the baltimore, maryland, bridge collapse next week. the largest crane on the eastern seaboard arrived at the port on friday — to help clear debris. it's unclear exactly when that work will begin — and the economic impact of the tragedy looms large. those involved in the operation must figure out how to cut debris from the bridge into pieces so they can be lifted by the crane. they must also ensure none of the hazardous material held in shipping containers atop the dali spills into the river. the us federal government is to allocate $60 million for emergency work. that's part of the government's "quick release" emergency relief funds to help restore essential transportation. with operations suspended at the port of baltimore, one of the largest in the country, it is losing up to an estimated $15 million a day. a new bridge is expected to cost at least $40 million, and would likely take several years to rebuild. maryland governor wes m

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i could tell you righnoe biden/harris administration cares about working families. want to make sure everybody has the opportunity to succeed. sen. schumer: we are ready for some questions. way down there. you've got to talk a little louder. sen. schumer: i have always said that when people attempt to courts or legislators take away voting rights, particularly the most disenfranchised people, we havek-c an obligation to do everything we can to restore those voting rights. >> they are facing another round of indictments, is it time for him to resign? sen. schumer: the bottom line is, the senate has certain standards that we must've up to, i am very that senator menendez has not lived up to those standards. >> why is it ok with him serving in the caucus, being on committees and attending classified -- with bribery and social justice? sen. schumer: the senate has standards, we should all of up to those standards. i'm disappointed senator menendez has not. >> i know your position on israel, but based on the heat the president is getting from the left, if he pivots in hi

i think the biden administration to i the biden administration to date — the biden administration toods and prices, they said but look at the employment numbers, those are great, that means the economy is doing well, they talk to people in macroeconomic statistics instead of talking to people in their pain point. why is that?— why is that? because the administration _ why is that? because the administration is - why is that? because the i administration is reflexively defensive. why when people talk about their age and they say there is not an h problem here, you cannot wish away what people criticise. you need to impress and address it head—on. because if you do not, they lose trust and i think they have lost trust when it comes to the economy.— to the economy. republicans hoinu to the economy. republicans heping the — to the economy. republicans hoping the biden _ to the economy. republicans i hoping the biden administration does not change its approach i suppose. does not change its approach i su ose. , . does not change its approach i su ose., . ~' does not change its approach i

all of this was done while my colleagues on the other side of the aisle and the biden administration - doggedly refused to admit a cry sixisted on our borders. biden inherited an operationally secure southern border, as soon as he was sworn in he began reversing the policies that kept americans safe. his administration has0 actions to undermine border security. on behalf of the american people house republicans are telling president biden to end this madness now. if it's not already clear, i strongly support this rule before us today as well as the underlying legislation that denounces this administration for allowing the crisis on our borders -- borders to unfold. with that, mr. speaker yield the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i have heard the gentleman repeatedly brag about this homeland security appropriations bill that the republicans passed last year. as a demonstration of their commitment to securing our border. but here's what he left out. my republican friends still still,

everything is worse under this biden administration.ed and told me new hampshire supposedly supposed to be conservative but is getting corrupt. they are trying to prevent people from having prayer meetings in their home. host: mr. devore if youi8 want focus on the immigration matters. guest: some of the concerns i believe dave expressed are correct. look at e su chinese nationals of military age coming across the border. this was also mentioned i believe yesterday in the testimony of the various intelligence chiefs to the u.s. senate. i think they are coming back today to the house of representatives. 14 months there were not much in e way of chinese immigrants coming across and they were generally older family units. then as if a light switch turned on in early 2023, you see a significant ramp up of the number of chinese illegal immigrants crossing the border and you see their average age narrowed down to being that of military aged individuals, primarily males. maybe they are coming across because the unemployment situation in the peo

since president biden took office, the administration has taken over 170 regulatory actions to make itouse democrats are doing everything in their■i to regulatory american energy workers out of existence and they don't care how it negatively impacts communities in south carolina or any other state around thecounte needs of radical climate lobby over hard-working americans. americans know gas prices hit a four-month highith a national average of $3.46 a gallon. in may of 2023, it was calculated that nearly the unitd states were behind on their utility bills. that means they couldn't pay them or were having trouble paying them. and in president biden's first 26 months in office, energy prices increased roughly 27.2%, the increase of any of the past seven administrations. president biden's policies have directly unaffordable energy bills. he started his first day in office, he canceled the keystone pipeline, eliminating the potential for 11,000 energy sector jobs. he continues to block domestic mineral development while simultaneously forcing a russian agenda which makes the united states

so political reported that one of biden administration official suggested that biden's aside made in response to a reporter. question was less about siting with progressive sentiment and more of a window into his private frustrations with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. so this reflects uh of course the us administration's frustrations after five months of israely us-back genocide and having nothing to show for it militarily. but at the same time it's practically the same old script that biden recycles every two months uh to quote and quote pressure netanyahu into a ceasefire. but it would just be easier at time for them to just hold off on their consistent vetos at the un security council votes and even yesterday you know when they have when they did hold off on their vote nothing really changed on the situation on the ground yeah the international body was not able to you know stop this genocide as we could see from the scenes are not ready to comply that's it of course so to add insult to that injury marwahu not only openly defied biden's demand to stop the planned in b

other country -- >> will biden administration's administration say they are not in compliance? i hope they will be because president biden has said that netanyahu government is unnecessarily restricting desperately needed humanitarian assistance. the president has said it a number of times. he said no excuses. so it may be that the minister of defense in israel signed this, but i cannot imagine a scenario where secretary blinken can find that that promise is credible and reliable when the day it was signed clearly the netanyahu government is not in compliance because we see they're continuing to restrict humanitarian assistance. >> we'll watch to see if secretary blinken affirms it or denies it, but what's the consequence here? i know you said you don't want to cut off all military support for israel. you're talking about offensive weapons? >> yes. this would not apply to the iron dome or any defensive systems, but it would say, you know, no more bombs for use in gaza until you come into compliance. it's not a total cutoff. the netanyahu government can open their crossing to he

was asking if the scaled-back version of the original proposal is admission that maybe the biden administration'sys no, that's not the case and that the administration is still full speed ahead on the ev push even if that's not what the general public wants to do. david: exactly, they're not buying. that's simple. joining us now is congressman brian babin. good to see you, congressman. the epa screaming about gas-powered cars and putting out less emissions than ever before and don't be caring at all what happens with batteries, evs. batteries are dangerous to mind and dangerous and put out all sorts of pollutants and to use erics and how do you dispose? the epa doesn't seem to care about that, do they? >> no, they got their minds made up of what they want and this green new deal, and they're going to shove electric vehicle issue right down the throats of the american people who are unwilling to buy into this thing. doesn't surprise me at all that they've kind of alleviated some of it but again, david, it is hard to mind -- our biggest adversary and biggest enemy is china and they control the batt

biden and his administration, instead of saying to mr.etanyahu you cannot have it operation in rafah and you have to stop this fight and accept -- instead, they're deciding to become part of his war cabinet discussing the plans of how to attack rafah rather than saying this attack should not take place. amy: national secured advisor jake sullivan reach reporters on this last call between biden and netanyahu. he laid out the concerns biden expressed about a possible ground invasion of rafah. >> first, more than one million people have taken refuge in rafah. they went from gaza city to khan younis and then to rafah. they have nowhere else to go. gaza's other major cities have largely been destroyed. israel is not presented us or the world with a plan for how or where they would safely move those civilians, let alone feed and house them and ensure access to basic things like sanitation. a major ground operation would lead to more innocent civilian deaths, worsen the already dire crisis, and further isolate israel internationally. amy: if you

the greatest beneficiary to the biden administration's regulatory onslaught on our communist country the biggest costs for president biden and policies are the american people. the climate agenda that the left is pushing through the biden administration andn my own state of new york will leave the american people poorer, less secure and with less opportunities fl stop. who benefits the most on new rules for mineral leasing making it more difficult produce resources? china. our biggest adverse area who carries cares little about our environmental health. when the democratic colleagues claim that this legislation before us today will loosen protections on our environment and keep our country reaching arbitrary goals, don't be fooled.■■ if t radical left actually cared about our global environment they wouldn't put up$t roadblocs and they are doing with the bureau of land management's newest rules on mineral leasing and wouldn't be banning to produce cleaner reliable naturad communities in my district of incredible economic opportunities and wouldn't be pushing americans towards a patri

do you think privately thejoe biden privately the joe biden administration privately thejoe biden administrationmaking privately the joe biden administration is making the sort of presentations to prime minister netanyahu?— presentations to prime minister netan ahu? ., ., ., ., netanyahu? you would have thought that would be _ netanyahu? you would have thought that would be the _ netanyahu? you would have thought that would be the case. _ netanyahu? you would have thought that would be the case. it _ netanyahu? you would have thought that would be the case. it is - that would be the case. it is noticeable from the uk point of view, _ noticeable from the uk point of view, whilst earlier in the conflicts, there were partisan splits. — conflicts, there were partisan splits, the conservative government that were _ splits, the conservative government that were more wary of calling for a cease-fire — that were more wary of calling for a cease-fire in— that were more wary of calling for a cease—fire in the uk labour party had splits — cease—fire in the uk labour party had splits within them amongst how

democrats, biden/harris administration, we have been delivering big for our communities.t take our word for it, just go talk to folks in our state. i can tell you, if you come to nevada you will see the benefit of the bipartisan infrastructure jobs act. the inflation reduction act because, with the biden/harris administration, this is life changing, this is not something just one investments with the future of our communities across the country. you see it in the economy. theefits in combating climate change. in creating millions of good paying jobs across the country. i will say, many of them are organized labor. i will say we have heard the joke all the time that the last administration talked endlessly about infrastructure. would have hearings, people would get there and talk about infrastructure and nothing happened. until the biden administration got into the white house, until the democrats took control, then we actually made it happen. we are listening to our community and we are actually solving the problems that they care about. in my home state of nevada, when i

the biden administration needs to recognize and the democrats need to recognize that if donald trump, democrats will not have a leg to stand on when he starts going after migrants or any other stigmatized group, because we have allowed this to happen internationally, under our watch and with our bombs, bullets, and with our budget. i just highly encourage the biden administration to reconsider its actions in gaza, it's putting america in danger domestically and internationally because we are literally the pariah of the world in terms of supporting this effort. >> no, i agree with that baby been saying that for weeks, but let me ask you this. back to trumps speech that he gave yesterday in the buckeye state, president biden delivered remarks of his own at the gridiron club in washington, d.c., speaking last night to a bipartisan audience. he cracked lighthearted jokes before taking a serious turn to warn about threats to freedom and democracy in the u.s. and abroad. do you think americans will begin to focus on the contrast between the character of these men as we get closer to the el

biden obviously does not. it's such a stark contrast. i think about this all the time. compare the trump administration with the biden administration.ere as a freshman in 2017. we had not begun the congress but maybe a couple weeks, few weeks into it, and president■@ house republican conference. i remember so vividly when he talked about american energy, the main treatment thao*epl hisd administration. he said we don't want to talk about energy independence anymore. american energy independence. we want to talk about american energy dominance. he introduced the term. we applauded. and he achieved it. we were the net exporter of energy jt the first two years of that administration. joe biden came to office. as noted just on the first day in the oval office he began to y industry. and it's producers. you heard he killed the keystone x.l. pipeline. he demonized the energy producers, people providing the jobs in the energy and national security force. he depleted our strategic petroleum reserve and sold it to china. he placed an effective ban on new l.n.g. export terminals. i'm not even sure he fully understands the implications en. tha

i think frankly the disaster of the biden administration has resulted in people going back to what isiliar. and i understand that. i work day in and day out for four and a half years to build the record of trump-pence administration, i'm incredibly proud of it. but as i look at what donald trump is running on now, i simply cannot in good conscience endorse his candidacy this year. >> on the issues of the economy, which many republicans refer to as, you know, the trump-pence administration did well well in covid, trump is campaigning on that. last night he was talking about electric vehicles in particular and said, when it comes to chinese companies who manufacture in mexico, he's going to put in tariffs. but i want you to listen to exactly what he said. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line. and you're not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected. now if i don't get elected, it is going to be a blood bath for the whole -- that is the least of it. it is going to be a blood bath for the country. that is the least of it. >> what d

we need to fix it right now. >> jason: it's amazing, but the biden administration want to go after apple've got huawei doing things that are bypassing the average american that are causing all kinds of havoc that also go against our national security. >> in the trump administration, we went after huawei as it was a national security threat to us and our allies. we put sanctions so they couldn't sell the chips, lise shut them out of governments around the world. huawei now has momentum on their side again, in countries that kicked them out just two years ago. so huawei is on fire, and what have we done? doj is taking on apple, the great american company that has the best software, hardware integrated into the system that keeps apple from getting malware and spyware put on it, and they want to open up apple to chinese and russian ad makers to get there spyware into our phones. it's unbelievable. huawei is good to go, tiktok is a gutek -- is good to go, but apple is in danger to national security. >> when. >> jason: when you see these people coming across illegally, how they are embedded wi

absolutely nothing, not congress essentially uh, it's enough that the biden administration continues to unconditionally supply arms to israel as evidence piles up that the us made weapons have been used in strikes that have killed or injured palestinian civilians, but now the b administration has the audacity to lie in the face of american taxpayers who are fully bearing the consequences and the financial burden of these free transfers to israel by claiming that they will condition military aid going to israel. so where do they think these weapons will end up uh in a weapons depot somewhere underground uh no, mean obviously they'll be used to expand the cop of the scope of the ongoing genocide in gaza and rafat, mean where else? they will end up on the heads of innocent civilians kids, women elderly just like they have been so for the past six months right? the initial start when the science entity was declaring that they would invade rafah um the bin administration had its empty words but they... immediately approved like arms transfers and mind you marwa, the whole rhetoric is false

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administration. and one was paused at the of covid. the pandemic. the resolution says the biden administraon has refused to use its authority to detain inadmissible mile rants. inadmissible migrants. the fact is that no administration including the trump administration, hasmplied with the act because congre is not funding and providing the funds and the previous administration never even asked for the funding to come close to having this mandatory detention for all. something i don't even agree with. but yet even the prior administration didn't do that. now, this administration the biden administration is actually detaining migrants. the fact is the biden administration is detaining approximate 39,000 inadmissible migrants. th resolution also says the biden administration has the authority to use expedited removal and is refusing to use expedited removal. again, that's not true. let's look at the facts. the biden administration has expanded expedited removal to remove hundreds of thousands of people. my point today is this just goes to show you republicans are not serious about

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. >> in february, under pressure from senator van hollen and other lawmakers, the biden administration released a memo requesting assurances from israel that they are not committing war crimes in gaza. while the state department last week received israel's written response assuring the american government that the use of u.s. supplied weapons has not violated international or u.s. laws in its conduct of the war and protection of civilians including the provision of state aid. the state department has until may 8th to assess whether the assure pss are credible and reliable. now a group of 17 democrat senators led by van hollen are calling on biden to reject israel's claims. the idea that the israeli military would objectively examine itself and somehow conclude it was defying u.s. and international law screams increduity. in a statement, they said it would be inconsistent with the biden letter of memorandum to find that the assurances made by the netanyahu government meet the credible and reliable standard at this time. kicking us off this hour is kris van hollen of maryland, senator go

all of this is coming together as a biden administration is tackling the influence of private equityonsolidation healthcare which is also driving up costs and leaving too many patients without access to care. the bottom line, democrats are lowering healthcare costs for americans we still have more to do. and senator catherine cortez masto. >> iyou are with me and my state had this all the time democrats, the biden kamala harris administration we have been delivering big for our communities don't have to take our word for it talk to folks in our state. i can tell you if you come to nevada you will see the benefits of the bipartisan infrastructure jobsur act. the inflation reduction act because with the biden/harris administration this is a life changing assessment one year or two year these are big bold investments for the future for our communities across this country you see it. you see it in the economy the benefits in combating the climate change. inch creating a millions of good paying jobs across the country. i will say and many of them are organized labor. i wi sll the time the

the biden administration's failure on trade is putting at a disadvantage. he administration is not only forfeiting opportunities for american leadership it's harming arican businesses farms, and rachs that look to -- rachs that -- ranches that look to trade. i joined other senators urging the administration to uphold america's long-standing leadership on digital trade. last week i group of republican senators to expand american agriculture. mr. we want american farmers, ranchers and business owners to succeed in the global economy, trade has to be a priority. and i continue to do everything i can to urge the biden administration to get off the sidelines on trade and up new opportunities for american producers. mr. president, i yield the . mr. lee: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent -- the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: i permitted to speak for up to ten minutes, and senator manchin up to five minutes prior to the scheduled roll call vote. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president, yesterday at about this sameflo

michael, you sent a letter to the biden administration. administration if after that letter you sent? >> well, hopefully as quickly as possible. we sent a few foias with that and got the automatic response, this is too broad, we're not responding to this. obviously, that's to how they work. most p importantly, i want other stateses to do what mississippi has done. again, we've focused on making sure our voter rolls are clean, making sure only united sates citizens -- united states citizens can vote. it's important because democracy is for everyone. and this administration is weaponizing democracy against our political opponents, and that's not a good thing. maria: well, you sent the letter over the biden executive order. thissingtive order is not new though, or right in. >> it's not. i think that's the problem. again, it's been slithering through the weeds, and we haven't been paying attention. so i'm happy to raise the alarm to stop the illegal activity of the biden administration when it comes to the voting space. maria: and you're seeing