this is the legacy of not just the biden administration but also the obama administration nearly a decade earlier. a weaponized e.p.a. working at the behest of radical environmental groups to roll out regulation after regulation that drives up costs, kills jobs, and shutters domestic manufacturers, all in the zealous pursuit of the left's green new deal agenda. if the e.p.a.'s final rule is allowed to survive, we'll see tire manufacturers sink millions of dollars in new compliance costs and spend thousands of additional hours of meeting requirements of this rule, and struggle to keep manufacturing here in the united states. this rule shows us an agency that has moved hastily to comply with frivolous lawsuits, using questionable data in the process. for decades, the left has used a sue and settle strategy to force the e.p.a. to push for a more aggressive, more onerous, and less affordable set of standards on american job creators, american workers, and american families. as a representative of western new york and the southern tier, many of my constituents were recently laid off after a ti

that information was provided to the biden administration. you may remember in some of the news, a little over 100 of those people were arrested in 2024. of those arrested only eight were deported or remained in custody, only eight. the rest of them were released back into our country. where are they and what are they doing, what may they be plotting? this is just the beginning. there are many, many areas we need to stay very focused on, working with the department of homeland security, working with the f.b.i. to ensure we're keeping the american people safe. our counter terrorism center is working on making sure we have that single source for vetting so we can figure out who is in our country and identify those who pose a threat and get them removed. the president's designation of cartels as foreign organizations fall directly into this especially as we're seeing the tactics these cartels are using reflect some of the tactics we've seen used by islamist terrorists in countries that many of us have served in overseas. our mission is very clea

my resolution will repeal the suspect rule that the biden administration pushed out after the election, but before president trump's inauguration. this rule was flawed to begin with. it was published on november 29, 2024. after the election of mr. trump, but before his administration could take office. further, as required by the clean air act, e.p.a. performed a rent and review specifically on rubber tire plant emissions as recently as 2020. after the risk and technology review, the e.p.a. concluded the pollutant thresholds already in place were sufficient and protected public health with a, quote, ample margin of safety, end quote. now under the clean air act, this should have been the end of it, as the e.p.a. is only required to review and revise the standards on emissions every eight years. to make matters worse, the e.p.a. basically said the only way to comply is to buy with the new regulation is to buy regenerative thermal ox i diesers, which are essentially flares that burn off at the specific tire plants. these devices are expensive and likely will not be able to be installed w

it was tantamount to a welcome mat that was being laid out by the biden administration. and there's no that the crisis that we've the last four years is what i call crisis by design and was purposeful intentional that no matter how the administration attempts to spin it in final days, that it has in the white house, the border has never been secure. the last four years because the administration decided that through executive orders they would legalize illegal immigration and also exploit the legal pathways into the country to say otherwise was an outright insult to the american people and the american people simply said in this election enough is enough now sadly. we don't have time to explore the motives as to as to why did this there are many thoughts was it to change the of the democratic party to influence voting through allowing illegal immigrants to vote. we saw that historically in congress where you actually had jurisdiction. and like washington dc come out in support of allowing that to take place or was it simply that they just didn't care about our national s

it was coming from the biden administration. this crazy left-wing idea that we are not allowed to debate ideas, we are not allowed to discuss things, that we have to silence people and censor them, throw them in jail for silently praying outside an abortion clinic. these ideas are going to destroy western civilization. they will destroy europe and the united states of america if we allow them to fester. thank god we have a president who believes in free speech. the danger is still there. of the danger is there in europe and in the unites states of america. we have to ask ourselves the questions as leaders, are we willing to defend people even if we disagree with what they say. if you are not willing to do that i don't think you are fit to lead europe or the united states of america. >> sean: you are running in fear of your own voters there's nothing american can do for you. >> there's nothing we can do for you if you are terrified of your own people. you see this every single day. what are some of the biggest drivers of violence

and tied center has funded many of the left groups that influence the biden administration and it alsotes in-housewn nonprofit called palestine legal which represents anti- israel rioters in the court, gives them legal advice pretty in rio said he staff is also want to work for arab advisors which is for-profit company that set up nasa do nonprofits reading these groups of donors to support specific projects not being associated with the projectc st on the nonprofit new venture funds, set up a secret group called governing for impact even though governing for impact had existed for barely two years and did not appear on google searcht that time, his leaders met with and advised top staff and the biden administration and executive level bureaucrats, who oversaw the gas federal bureaucracy leaders of the rockefeller foundation another vendor in the left dark moneyer network, previously held are also usaid including the former administrator who now success up foundations president. usaid staff is quality work is a nonprofit staff advised the biden administration pretty center for american

the biden administration even weapon eyes the crucial program.d undermining the relationship with african nations. under administrative powers our message to africa was explicit as it was heinous. abort your babies and violate your religious convictions or we won't grant you lifesaving aid. let me be crystal clear to those who been complicit in this portrayal. firing those involved is just a start. we have a long way to go. one last point, i want to correct the record on a couple of things. the team that's working does not have access to personal data they don't have access to your social security number, that is alive. elon musk does have a security clearance as a top-secret security clearance, my god, he makes the rockets for nasa. but the suggestion he somehow can't be trusted to dig into how we are spending our money, is nothing but a smokescreen to hide the corruption in the wasteful spending that has occurred there. i am personally offended at the last continued references to 19-year-olds and 21-year-olds in their doing work. there are 19-y

the program started under the biden administration. started implementation under the democratic governor john bel edwards and has since been moving with warp speed under the republican governor jeff landry. i will quote, jeff landry said the program is a generational investment that will create thousands of jobs, drive billions and economic growth, and transformed louisiana communities in all 64 parishes. ready to have shovels in the ground. however, since the trump administration took office, just a week after louisiana received its final approval, the commerce committee has withheld final funding that would otherwise put shovels in the ground and we would be moving forward. yet, we find a way to take something that is clearly bipartisan and somehow want to make it partisan. take something that louisiana has demonstrated our ability to work together, republican and democrat, to have a smooth transition to bring fiber to all parts of our state. this is one of htose matters -- those matters that we have a clear example of how it is work

biden enforced other laws. as undoing the successful executive orders made by the first president trump administration, president biden decided to circumvent congress in an attempt to make illegal immigration legal using temporary programs that were never intended for that purpose. his department of homeland security created the cpb1 act, an app for your phone which allowed migrants to literally schedule a visit to a port of entry so they could claim asylum and enter the country. another biden-harris allowed cuba, haiti, and nicaragua and venezuela to enter. that was 360,000 migrants who were basically told if you come, you can stay in the united states, but they were conferred a temporary status that left them all in legal limbo. let's not forget the biden white house cooking the books on illegal immigration by abusing the parole system. parole is a word, people who are familiar with the criminal justice understand, but this is different in immigration terms parole means you were essentially released into the united states even if you didn't claim a right to be able to stay, for example, a right to asylum, you'

biden administration policy, there is definitely a pull back or non-existent play in terms of values. this is not an administration that cares about democracy in a meaningful way. so that is off the table for now. that is not to say that there are people in this administration i would say rubio has been a proponent of this run. i think the priority of this administration is the economic, pushed obviously onta on tariffd the investment restrictions on china and more export controls and tightening up the loop holes in the biden administration. all of that is moving forward. whether or not that is a mechanism in gaining leverage in negotiating with china. is it just thinking that we're going to be able to trade away when they are able to sit down and negotiate something. i don't want to say this is going to stick but at least this is where it's going so far. and on national security, i think the administration is a little unclear. we have part of the administration that says taiwan is to china as hawaii is to the united states. we have others like national security adviser says i want to

during the biden administration who provides us with what they wrote, career employees undermining their work doing programs they didn't want to them anyways. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> let's get these witnesses back. >> committee will come to order the chair recognizes representative you for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair and ranking member. i've noticed a theme with republicans titles that always seem to have one word of truth in them but they are strong together by duplicity betrayal today and an accurate description by dismantling are tired apparatus endangered every american who relies on the system them safe from crises and relies on them to feed their own family. not only that but betrayed some of the stakeholders like always cared most about. veterans, diaspora communities and district in the constitution not to mention the people who tragically died because he ripped away the lifesaving assistance they need to survive and for no good reason are struck by the opening remarks of the chair, the chair mentioned helping people to vote. why do republicans not su

. >> i think there are some but i think the concern that the biden administration raised and ssome ofs being raised were done in private. what you saw on friday is completely astonishing and i know you cover that extensively. we've never seen this dressing down of a leader that comes to washington. >> martha: do you agree that he was combative in that press conference? >> i don't think either side really approach that conversation the right way. i think that, you know, donald trump is someone not likes the platitude, to see the gratitude on display and i think you saw -- >> martha: but biden also complained about it. >> is fair to say there was some criticism there but look we can't walk away from ukraine because you know who's not walking away from russia? iran and the north koreans and at a time where our allies ship around the world is being so scrutinized it is a time to stay united and rally support for ukraine and -- >> martha: we've never seen that kind of support coming from europe that we've seen in the past month. >> i think you saw some of that on display in the oval and th

i'm not sure the ai diffusion rule that ended up being issued under the biden administration six days before the end of the administration which never came into effect during the biden administration, i'm not sure this role was done thoughtfully, was done as well as it could have been. it is a very complex and bureaucratic rule. that is one of the things i would like to review when i go in. the identification of the problem was largely correct but i am not sure this is the right solution. sen. kim: i appreciate that. i am also trying to think through this and i cannot say i have all of the answers. i have some concerns and i have some thoughts. this is so important. our ability to dominate the innovation of the future is so critical. i worry because i see a lot of what i see as knee-jerk reactions from this administration so far and other aspects of what happened previously and i ask if you are confirmed that we can work together along with others on this committee to be thoughtful about this because it is so important we reach out to our partners, reach out to industry and get this r

under the biden administration noted one out of every $10 actual people in need abroad.dy by the middle east forever revealed that usaid awarded $164 million in taxpayer funds to extremist organizations including 122 dollars two groups linked to designated terrorist entities. i believe my colleagues here would agree this reckless spending has drifted from american interest in said benefited foreign interest it's time we commit to cutting waste fraud and abuse and government funding program initiatives that with american values. people deserve to know where and how the money is being spent and how they align with the u.s. interest. should the organization include a comprehensive audit of usaid spending four years how should the audit identify waste fraud and programs that may have undermined for objectives. >> you could go back years but it's a great bipartisan leadership using oversight defining the priorities of the parameters of future u.s. aid assistance programs that leads to certainty that where we are at we are not wavering it creates continuity in our programs and

the program started under the biden administration.started implementation under the democratic governor john bel edwards and has since been moving with warp speed under the republican governor jeff landry. i will quote, jeff landry said the program is a generational investment that will create thousands of jobs, drive billions and economic growth, and transformed louisiana communities in all 64 parishes. ready to have shovels in the ground. however, since the trump administration took office, just a week after louisiana received its final approval, the commerce committee has withheld final funding that would otherwise put shovels in the ground and we would be moving forward. yet, we find a way to take something that is clearly bipartisan and somehow want to make it partisan. take something that louisiana has demonstrated our ability to work together, republican and democrat, to have a smooth transition to bring fiber to all parts of our state. this is one of htose matters -- those matters that we have a clear example of how it is worki

the biden administration filed a request on consultations related to many concerning energy issues under usmca's dispute settling mechanism, which i supported. however, the administration never took additional steps to pursue this dispute. in some cases, the administration worked to undermine u.s. companies facing expropriation. similar enforcement challenges were also seen with canada. ustr failed to enforce u.s. rights regarding eerie market access, and it took months of bipartisan urging to challenge canada's discriminatory digital services tax. however, this challenge, like so many under the trade posture, languished in consultations. we must recognize enforcement delays embolden trading partners to take similar actions. when mexico provided the united states with ample warning of their intentions to restrict u.s. biotech corn exports, it was met with slovak complacency. while the dispute panel eventually ruled in our favor, i am disappointed it took four years when the median engagement by the biden administration could have prevented the policy from ever going into place. standing

it was a here political calculation that, again, even though it happened during the biden administration it is irritating that it occurred at a moment when it occurred and of course a full understanding by him and the administration that this will be changed. something that we expected that would happen. the current government has come in at least from the state department one of you and from the people that are in the state department with a declared commitment to make life for cubans, all cubans even more difficult than it is today. and, the commitment to mobilize the full power of the united states which is very overwhelming and has an impact all over the world, to make sure that this punishment is presented upon the people of cuba. in the name of cutting all sources, the remaining sources of income to be able to cut access to technology, to markets , to financial institutions, in other words, to try if we were in a medieval context in the dark ages to cut any source of the progression of life and well-being and survival of cuba. of course continuing to fail in the ultimate goal of be

and specifically the biden administration, for all of the aid they have announced. the trump administration simply hasn't announced any aid, and was only sending what the biden administration had previously announced it would ship. and that's exactly what's on pause here. just yesterday, we heard from a defense official that there were anti-tank rounds, thousands of artillery rounds and more rockets that were still on the way to ukraine that had been announced in the closing weeks of the biden administration. that continued flow of military equipment was expected to continue for at least some weeks. it has now been stopped. everything that's not already in ukraine will be stopped in some fashion, where it is before it ever gets to ukraine, it will have a quick and critical effect on ukraine's military. although the country was able to produce some of its own military equipment, for example its drones, and it certainly got help from european countries as well. the u.s. was a major contributor to ukraine's ability to stay in the fight, and that has very abruptly ended

the biden administration announced about $3 billion in aid in the last two months. that is december and january. some of that is still what's flowing in. it was expected to continue for several weeks, but there's no number on how much is is left to go in. we'll see if we can get an assessment of how quickly this will affect the front lines and and how much russia's military can take advantage of it. but given the reliance on u.s. weapons and military equipment, this could be felt potentially very quickly. >> oren liebermann, thanks. i want to go now to cnn anchor and chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. what would this pause? caitlin? i mean, would this have happened if zelenskyy hadn't pushed back against president trump and vice president vance when they started scolding him in the oval on friday? would anything have avoided this? >> no, this would not have happened had that not been such a big blow up. this is directly a result of what we all watched play out in dramatic fashion on friday, something that officials have been talking about all week, and

i'm not sure the ai diffusion rule that ended up being issued under the biden administration six daysore the end of the administration which never came into effect during the biden administration, i'm not sure this role was done thoughtfully, was done as well as it could have been. it is a very complex and bureaucratic rule. that is one of the things i would like to review when i go in. the identification of the problem was largely correct but i am not sure this is the right solution. sen. kim: i appreciate that. i am also trying to think through this and i cannot say i have all of the answers. i have some concerns and i have some thoughts. this is so important. our ability to dominate the innovation of the future is so critical. i worry because i see a lot of what i see as knee-jerk reactions from this administration so far and other aspects of what happened previously and i ask if you are confirmed that we can work together along with others on this committee to be thoughtful about this because it is so important we reach out to our partners, reach out to industry and get this right

that was the biden administration. this is a new day, new sheriff in town.u allow alaska to start mining these rare earth metals? >> alaska is a huge priority for us. every is saying. alaska is a huge resource for us. it is not a snow globe that you just look at. half of those numbers i gave you for the land in the subsurface, half of those are in alaska. it is bigger than california, montana, texas, most of new mexico new mexico combined. it is a huge resource for us. multiple in person over the phone and videoconference with governor mike dunlevy. he has a friend of mine. the biden administration sanctioned alaska more than iran. 68 executive orders to stop -- >> sandra: long way of saying yes? >> absolutely we are. the president signed an emergency order on energy because we have issues with our electoral grid, with minerals. signed one about unleashing alaska. one of the directives from the president to secretary of energy and myself, to get things going in alaska. one of the most exciting projects as we had an opportunity to talk to the leaders of japan

we know the border crisis under biden's administration was a national crisis, and acutely -- it acutelyd the communities here. i have heard heartbreaking stories of people still picking up pieces, local mayors still dealing with the budgetary consequences of what the joe biden administration allowed to happen at the american southern border. that is something that president trump he will help address, help fix and solve. i wanted to bring pete hegseth and director tulsi gabbard here because i obviously enjoy their company and it's good to have them down here with me looking around today, and fortunately we know because of what has happened, the border crisis has become a matter of national intelligence. it is also become seminar requires a department of defense to engage with. as spoke earlier, the drone technology that the cartels are using it requires and fortunately a military response and military support. it is important for secretary hegseth to see what is going on, we know the millions and millions of people letting under the last four years, menu are connected to foreign terrori

during our four years of aggressive effort from the biden administration to impede the progress of our core energy industries, wyoming has held her own. we fought overreaching policies, radical programs and wrongheaded initiative. our coal, oil, gas, coal, bentonite and other mining industries have weathered the worst and we are now poised to rebound. wyoming produces 12 times more energy than we use, and out-of-state consumers want more. our all-of-the-above energy policy is essential to our economy and it is good for owners of private property. let's not screw up a good thing. last week in florida i visited with president-elect about getting our country back on track. he supports what wyoming is doing. it will take time to unring the biden bell for sure, but one thing is for sure, we are moving from administration that demonizeds and obstructive fossil fuels to one that recognizes it as essential to our way of life, economy and national defense. president told me, anything you need, mark. now that's something we have not heard for four years. and i told the president, mr. president,

the biden administration's open border policies sure did though. dealing with the consequences of a daily basis. take the two illegal jordanian nationals arrested last year for trying to enter marine corps base quantico. we covered this extensively at the time. biden released these illegals on bail even after one former quantico staffer described this as possibly being a dry run for a terrorist attack. we hit it on the angle at the time. well now one of these illegals hassan has reportedly been arrested by ice agents again. now, it's unclear what he is accused of this time. i would like to know. now, would this meet the aoc definition of a problem or not? joining us now missouri senator josh hawley. senator, thanks for stopping by. like, again, at the time i think you might have been even on the show. apparently approaching quantico and they ended up getting let go. >> yeah, it's unbelievable. laura, this goes to show you what the chaos we had under joe biden, president trump is now bringing an end to this. is he closing the border. is he cracking

president trump's commitment to reversing burdensome biden administration regulations and eliminating ten regulations for every new one his administration proposes. the president's commitment to eliminating wasteful and unnecessary spending. his commitment to protecting children from radical gender ideology and ensuring that women and girls' athletic opportunities are protected. and more. as always, mr. president, i'm grateful for president trump's faith in america. it reminds us how blessed we are to live in this ■great ountry and that in the united states of ame america, everything is possible. 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. they can't hire staff for care for the veterans between the first set of termination secretary collins terminated nine veterans crisis line employees and the hired some back and he fired more. and we know a pregnant spouse of a a disabled veteran who was hired under the military spouse appointing authority was terminated. we know

they went way up during the biden administration. why? just explain to people why those increases happened. and if you think they've been effective. >> because they dramatically increase the the, the presumption and the services that are available to veterans who are exposed to burn pits, people like myself who were exposed to burn pits, toxin exposures in iraq and afghanistan all the way back to vietnam, veterans who were exposed to agent orange. so under the biden administration, they expanded the folks who were eligible and the service that they could provide. it's called the pact act. we all saw jon stewart go down to washington and shame congress into passing it. well, that's been implemented over the last few years, and the ramping up of staff and services was to accommodate that increased capacity and that increased need. so if they slam the door on that, now you're already hearing from every veterans group in the country. there's going to be strong opposition and outrage and veterans are going to suffer. veterans are going to suff

potentially would allow a smaller step so if we not able to modernize this for years and the biden administration. >> well there were more updates to which the taxpayers can file online two years i was there in the previous 20 years irs really only had a two-year window to modernize because inflation reduction out finally provided funds and local modernizing you can not invest in technology and when their flight concern inflation reduction act was passed, they were depleted of resources and they had record low customer service on the phones low in the walk-in centers record high paperback lawson every level because that the budget resource finally caught up with organizations around 2021 and 2022 of the opportunity o to modernize becae plugging holes in the dam through just try to stay afloat andd finally, we get the inflation reduction act coming to modernize the journey started with that modernization was intended to do was to help with taxpayers and make it easier so that they can more solutions on the website so they do not have to calling strapless time by the taxpayers refers want to show t

there weren't even talks of negotiations during the biden administration in a in a public or tangibletrump administration take a big swing in the opposite direction. and focus here, domestically and abroad are saying we're a little concerned about the way that you're going about this, that. >> and i think that. >> that's exactly right. >> and i. >> think. >> what you're. >> also seeing is. >> people say the u.s. >> is changing position. >> faster than we can adjust. >> to it. so we saw over the weekend. for example, european leaders. meeting trying to form a coalition. but even that is a months, if not years. >> long proposition. >> and even. >> as they are. >> trying to present. >> more forces and more support. >> to ukraine, they still need. >> other support. >> that the united states. >> has provided drones, logistics. >> so the. >> pivot in. >> policy is happening. >> so quickly. >> but the. >> way that. >> everybody needs to adjust is something that takes much, much longer. >> yeah. and that's. >> sort of the tension that you're seeing. >> right now. >> usually when diplomatic ch

and, of course, we're working to overturn burdensome biden administration migrations using the congressional review act. we are taking up two two roa french on americans financial freedom. first we will vote on senator cruz resolution to stop the by administration digital asset broke a rule which puts at risk the privacy and security of tens of millions of americans who trade digital assets. this rule can mean forfeiting american leadership and financial innovation by giving the advantage to foreign companies that do not have to comply with the rule. and driving innovation overseas. later this week we will vote on senator ricketts resolution for an expansion of consumer financial protection bureau or cfpb. the biden administration made a last-ditch effort to increase government supervision of non-bank payment apps by expanding the cpb authority. but these types of apps are already regulated. and they account for just 1% of cpb consumer complaints in 2023. why add another layer of bureaucracy? democrats can't help but see innovation as an opportunity for regulation. all told the biden adminis

on george soros and involved in the focus of 200 radio stations and 40 markets towards the biden administrationhat move caught the attention of the incoming fec chair and con drum commissional tour going for them to mas kansas city chiefs raid his prosecutor and going to ensure no one is even arrested and endangers cops in the process. the chair of the republican study and committee congressman pfluger. welcome, mr. chairman. tell us what you learned about soros and the mentors of the radio stations? >> trey, thanks for having me. at the end of the day it's about making sure we don't have suppression and censorship of media that we act in a fair way and in is why congress is interested in september of last year and going to see soros purchase 200 radio stations and going for them and fast tracked by the biden administration with the fair trade issues and this flies in the face of that and and going for the republican study and the largest and oldest and most influential policy organization going on capitol hill and he explained to us why he was doing what he was doing and there's a long record

the biden administration regulatory agenda imposed these costly mandates on energy production and i'm seeing it in my home state of california which seems to be anti-energy as well, with governor newsom and the state legislature making it more and more impossible to locate and have fueling stations, as well as california's to go up. these rules don't just squeeze businesses or big evil corporations and things like that. they hit every american family and every american bank account. this week we're taking action to reverse some of the most damaging regulations and restore some commonsense policies that actually work for americans. it will lower the costs for families, farm, miners, timber people, manufacturers and small businesses. house resolution 42 aims to stop the department of energy's overreach on household appliances and commercial equipment. the biden administration imposed stricter efficiency standards for making everything from dishwashers to industrial equipment, just drives up the cost. and makes it more -- families have a more difficult time replacing them. these regulati

biden's administration was killing chickens and thought it would help the avian flu. now we have an egg problem. we're still correcting problems economically and we need to bounce back. it will take time and we're working really hard at it. >> dana: alina habba, thank you. >> thank you, see you tonight. >> dana: president trump inviting a special group of everyday americans to his joint address tonight. among them the widow of fallen nypd officer jonathan dilhr killed in the line of duty last year by a career criminal. mark fogel. american teacher released from russian prison last month are invited and the family of corey comperatore, the firefighter killed during the attempt on president trump's life in butler, pennsylvania and more excellent choices that we'll see later this afternoon. >> we couldn't even get the ukrainians to a point where they could talk about the peaceful settlement. i get the frustration and rage and it is their country, not our country, but you have to accept cooler heads have got to prevail. this thing cannot go on forever. >> dana: the trump

i do not believe the biden administration focused enough on expanding trade and they didn't prioritize renewable fuels nearly enough and i told them so publicly. and i also have a responsibility to point out that i believe this new administration's early actions are implementing early policies that could potentially hurt our family farmers and ranchers. i sure hope not, but it feels that way. the freeze of dollars already obligated to farmers and ranchers, the across-the-board tariff threats on our largest trading partners, the $2.1 billion usaid market that would go away if this program went away, and the discussion around cutting the supplemental nutrition assistance program. given the tough economic climate and thin margins, farmers don't need new problems, especially those manufactured in washington. mr. chairman, i believe that you and i and our great partners in the senate, senators klobuchar and senator boozman, could figure this out if left to our own work together with our own members. but i'm worried that the reconciliation process might impact our ability to get a farm bill.

a member of congress, all these numbers of congress in the biden administration they had a right to claims no due process if the biden administration of the court isn't executed which means 90% must be removed. any member of congress doing the job, was enacted by congress, they passed this law, letters do our job, they have a due process, don't stand in our way, there is no due process, we will stand by law and do it all. stuart: is continuing, activists continuing to warn and instruct illegal migrants unexpected ice activity. they are tipping off the illegals. what can you do about the leaks? somebody is telling the activists where you are and who you rated? >> we find out who they are not only will they be unemployed but prosecuted. the danger of ice agents, the danger they face every day to arrest the worst of the worst, dangerous job, a matter of time before one of these leaks causes an ambush even by ms 13, one of these groups the don't care, they will take pride in the fact they killed and ice agent or officer, we will hold these people accountable, pulling out all stops, secretary

one of the reasons why is the biden administration improved all these medicaid waivers that allow statesd medicaid dollars on things other than healthcare including housing, homeless housing, even tribal exorcisms, the list goes on and on. paul: and other federal programs that take care of it. what about the politics of this? republicans being skittish, some of them saying they won't vote for any medicaid cuts when it comes to the final bill. what do republicans have to do to fight back and make this case to the american people of this is not a great threat to the poor that medicaid is supposed to help. >> congratulations to barack obama, it was to suck the states and, even red states and to make it harder for republicans ever to want to do anything about this program and he managed to do that. this is an easy argument for republicans to make, you don't need that big a backbone. over the years, this has been turned away for needy kids, pregnant women, and including young men. it would also help society in general are getting people back to work, bunch of waivers, tricks states play to bi

mary katherine: there's a lot of things biden administration missed the boat on.pto, ai, and sort of trying to clamp down in ways on those things instead of letting innovation bloom, and this is probably another instance of that and harnessing these things instead of trying to tamp it down. lisa: he did win over the bros. joey: it's supposed to show for amount of labor he produced and going for them and it's there for the investment group growing through interest. more american people and people at the head and look at way elon musk is saying we need to audit fort knox and not going back anymore and couldn't trust the deal and going for them and to me, i don't understand crypto fully, but the and is tense and growth of it shows the -- existence and growth shows the people don't trust the government to be the guaranteer it's been. that's troublesome and freeing to others. >> more men i know are a crypto investor torrs than women. jason, close us out with something amazing and succinct and lasting for the audience. jason: they wouldn't let us in and going for them a

we didn't have that honor under the biden administration. he sent money. just sent money after money after money. and never had any -- any knowledge of ever seeing it back. maybe $300 to $350 billion but under the breakthrough agreement, very unusual, which everyone said was difficult to get but it's really very good for ukraine and very good for us, the american taxpayer as well. we'll be effectively reimbursedder in money, hundreds of balls of dollars poured into helping ukraine defend itself, which by and of itself is a very worthy thing to do, we've paid farmer than any other country and with most of our support it's been paid in military, the finest weapons anywhere in the world. this includes vast amounts of military hardware, ammunition, and various other things that we now have to start rebuilding our own stockpiles. additionally the minerals agreement will provide the basis for more sustainable future relationship between the united states and ukraine. and thus stimulate the long-term prosperity that will help the ukrainians rebuild their country.

karine jean-pierre recently talked about her terrure as white house press secretary during the biden administration. she talked about holding the white house accountable and freedom of the press and commented on the pressure president biden got from members of his own party to step aside in the 2024 presidential race. hosted by the institute of politics, the harvard kennedy school, this is just over an hour. >> good evening, everyone. my name is natasha and i'm a first-year at the college studying economics in english. and i'm a member of the john f. kennedy jr. forum committee. tonight we have the distinct pleasure of hosting a conversation with our distinguished guest, karine jean-pierre. a trail blazer in american politics, ms. jean-pierre made history as the first black person and first openly lgbtq individual to serve as the white house press secretary. her tenure in the biden administration was marked by a steadfast commitment to transparency, accessibility and democratic values. before stepping behind the white house podium, ms. jean-pierre built a career at the intersection of politics, med