carter that you left him? >> i did. >> did he ever reciprocate and tell you that he loved you? >> he did. >> and bill'sorning of the murder, jason and tara exchange more than 100 text on that secret phone. some of them steamy. >> do you recall what your last text message from mr. carter was? >> it was something sexual. >> the lawyer said the conversation ended only when jason stop texting as he pulled up to his parents house. >> text, text, text, text, text until 10:50 am. at which point, the text traffic goes dark. >> quiet for 13 minutes, until jason made a phone call to his sister, telling her their mother was dead. the lawyer argued that was more than enough time to kill his mother and stage a robbery. >> the plaintiffs call jason carter. >> mr. carter if you would come up -- >> then came the moment so many had been waiting for. jason, the favorite son in his own words, telling the jury about seeing his mother dead. >> i couldn't believe what i found her. >> the lawyer confronted jason about the affair. >> you today any friends residents in cars, even in your own house. >> correct. >> you became a

carter: i commend representative luttrell for introducing this bill and mr. co-sponsor as improving the travel experience for families. i believe this bill will help families traveling with young children eliminate some of the difficulties they may experience along the way. i'm happy to support this bill and urge a m same. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana mr. green: mr. speaker, i yield the balance or myself the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. green: i again urge my colleagues to support h.r. 5969 and of course i want to thank again mr. luttrell for his excellent work on the bill. i yield back the balance of my the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house pass the bill, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objectio

bill being repurposed for this cause? let's bring in georgia congressman buddy carter.d commerce committee and the house budget committee. i had the pleasure and honor of serving with him when i was in congress once upon a time. congressman, thanks for joining us on this easter morning, do appreciate it. so -- >> -- to you, jason. and and happy easter to you and everyone. jason: thank you, thank you. look, i don't think anybody doubts or challenges the idea and the notion that the bridge needs to be rebuilt and done as fast as possible billion. it's part of our critical infrastructure, shipping, commerce. it is critical. but you're on the budget committee, you're on energy and commerce. the president's teeing this up as if there needs to be a new supplemental or new round of spending. what's your take on that? >> first of all, jason, happened in baltimore is truly a tragedy and, yes, our country needs to get this port going as soon as possible. we understand that more so than most people. i represent the entire coast of georgia. we have two major seaports here, the port

the briefings are offered on a regular basis to jimmy carter, bill clinton, george w. bush, and barack obama. now i'm telling you all of this because it is an unfortunate reality of where we are right now. donald trump, who was clearly not capable of handling america's secrets to the point that he's being criminally indicted over it will get access to at least some national security information, both because the current president is a normal guy, a traditionalist who behaved like a normal president and because a uforically enthusiastic base of maga voters want trump back in the white house so he can be a dictator. and you know, have the party in those same supporters pay off his massive legal dents and maybe with the help of foreign dictators, who knows. it's a bizarre reality to say the least, which highlights the other challenge president biden faces with tonight's state of the union. call it the facts versus the vibe. trump has nothing to show for his presidency, except that giant, enormous tax cut for the super rich plus 1 million people killed by covid on his watc

bill to ban tiktok and the u.s. unless it's chinese owner sells the video sharing app. buddy carterld supporters of the bill see it solely as an issue of national security. >> we are not talking about banning tiktok. this is up to tiktok and bytedance. they make the decision on whether they would like it to go away or whether they would like to divest themselves. the ownership of this. this is two questions. first, this is a question about is this going to be banned? no, they have to divest themselves and that is a question they can only answer. the second question is in the house and senate, and that is this is about national security, and are we going to take national security seriously? the number one responsibility of the federal government is to protect our homeland and citizens. we have to take it seriously, and it is about national security. >> congressman, thank you for your time this morning. project texas was the plan whereby the u.s. user data of the tiktok app would be housed in data centers onshore in the u.s., owned and operated by oracle. were you not convinced of tha

bill: yes. it'sard to, you know, plan and run a business on four-year cycle. you know. we've been in business 165 years. david: do you want to respond to carter'sed something called low cash flow, i'll take your word for it, fouye ago, seems longer than that. i felt at the time we were hitting customers with fees almost by accident. we called them gotcha fees. somebody didn't intend to pay late or overdraw, something didn't clearering they had plenty of liquidity■ somewhere else but we charged them a fee. low cash mode, that's how we responded. other banks put grace period in. rid of de minimus amount. where overdraft is left is, if somebody overdrafts a p.n.c. account they're making a conscious■v their best financial decision to do that versus be late on a car payment or not pay their school taxes or do whatever their other things are that they're going to do. that, you know, has morphed into what at least one regulator calls junk fees which has become a popular term which is, you know, frankly, wrong. banks have a right to make money. we need to disclose how we're m. and it should otherwise be fair. and by the way, if it isn't fair there's 5,

he's delivering -- i know you and congressman buddy carter have a bill that says, look, you're not goingm aaddressing congress until biden provides congress with his national security strategy and budget request. how is it possible that you still don't have a national security strategy? >> exactly. i want to thank congressman buddy carter as well. i know you had him on earlier. it is unfathomable that we do not have a national security strategy from the president. nor do we have his budget for the upcoming fiscal year. and because of that, we want to stop him from actually delivering the state of the union. going back to laken riley, do i think that he will bring this up in the state of the union? absolutely not. why would he bring a focus on the failures of hads his failur, number one, the border, number two, americans that are losing their lives at the hands of illegal migrants and fentanyl. maria: before i move on, i want to continue on the state of the union, katie brit is going to be delivering the alabama senator will be delivering the republican response to the state of the union

bill? why did that not work? rep. carter: it does not matter where they are based.wned by the chinese communist party that's the problem. and that's the responsibility of congress. that's our responsibility to guard against these kind of national security issues. that's why we acted on this. i would beg to differ with some of my colleagues saying this was too rushed. we've been talking about this for a long time now. tiktok has been banned on government phones for some time now. so this is not anything new. again, this is not a ban. we are saying the parent company of tiktok that is owned by the chinese communist party must divest themselves of this and the bill specifically says adversarial countries. we -- ed: congressman i'm sorry to interrupt you but there is a choice on bytedance and tiktok side as well. it's a divest or ban and bloomberg has reported tiktok will exhaust its legal options to avoid a sale or a divestiture. there's 170 million americans who love using tiktok. what do you think is fair in the case where they say we will dig in here and not sell to

audible in show viewer again, gallup has been reporting numbers are jimmy carter, george hw bush, and for bided and bided billow pulling lower at this point in his term and pulling lower and george hw jimmy carter and both lost reelection and both carter and bush lost reelection apple numbers that were higher then where biden is now. biden is tied it with his swing states like michigan in georgia and the hill decision desk, course this seven swing states instilled concepts north carolina pennsylvania wisconsin is so you know, it was bnc and seated whatever they're saying over there, will for the people of the real world what they say is dramatically different let's listen to what is happening, watch this. >> will getting this to reporting about the biden campaign in about president biden himself and how he is taking especially all of these polls, which show him in some cases losing to former president trump basically a reporting so the biden has grown angry and anxious about his reelection. biden: is great to have you here and suddenly reinstated last month and now northern ireland fully functioning company a

and jimmy carter went there on behalf of bill clinton going in with colin powell and sam nunn and thenf course the earthquake. what a disaster. >> that's right. and haiti has had to go through many disasters both natural and manmade especially within the last few decades. as you noted 90s and back and forth there, the coup and the peace keeping force that was needed, there are major concerns here that the u.s. might be dragged here into a wired conflict and that is certainly something the biden administration does not need especially with everything going on around the world and israel. and as well as ukraine. but the white house has been steadfast in saying that they don't plan to send american boots on the ground in haiti, but they are trying to work with the countries in the caribbean to try to come up with some solution here in order to bring down the temperature. but those armed gangs in haiti control around 80% of the capital port-au-prince. and speaking with human xwran humanitarian aid organizations, it is a desperate operation. >> and gabe, thank you so much. and joining us no

bill melugin, always great to see you. polling expert lee carter is here, and welcome.ring that up because they may not want to name the states people haven't voted, but minnesota, that's an interesting one. what do you make of what's going on in minnesota with the uncommitted vote? much like they had in michigan. >> i just don't think you will end up playing to her favor as much as she wants to say there might be a chance she's going to win there. i don't see it happening paid all the polling suggests that minnesota is still going to trump no matter if the undeclared voters are still able to vote for her. >> harris: and on the biden side it's a big problem for him. >> a big issue for him. that's a big symbolic problem for him, because he's not able to get all these voters who are making a big statement saying they are protesting his foreign policy and other issues, as well. >> harris: arab american muslims in michigan sent quite the message with over 100,000 votes. they even picked up a couple of delegates against the president and the uncommitted column just sending t

so bill get a mix and blend of genres from her. ., ., , from her. cowboy carter carter it says on the strap, the iconography there i from her. cowboy carter it says on| the strap, the iconography there is a very, very western and country music. there is a specific reason,. the story goes beyonce had one single on a previous album called daddy lessons and in 2016 she performed at the country music awards and there was a lot of backlash to that from audience members to critics and she did not have any place in the country music scene. she says at that moment it spurred her on to prove a point and she could do this and her roots are houston, texas, born and raised in that country lifestyle. it's breaking boundaries of what a lot of fans see as country, notjust the genre but the lifestyle as well. stay there, because she is taking this kind of move in to this different genre, but the numbers that she has accrued so far are pretty impressive. across her previous albums she has already sold over two hundred million records — whilst racking up twenty two top—10 singles

carter is beyond say, country debut. her 1st time at the ready of if you bill a pop diva. bringing millions of our the fence along for the ride. a 16, a pop idol turned the country, music star. beyond seas, new tracks are putting black country in the spotlight and also highlighting the work of other artist the i mean i just for doubt listen and listen to it said to all my friends. and so yeah, just got got really excited for what this, this moment means in the vast history of black country music. i definitely think this is a historical moment in bringing black countries to the main stream. beyond seas. new venture is even shedding light on segregation in the country. music industry. holly g, who runs the black music collective, has been exploring this history. once black artist started charting, they did not want white and black people in the same charts, so separated into hillbilly music and race records, humbling music became the country music industry and race records became r m d. it's hope to be on says crossover from r n b and pots to country will bring more years to black country musicians. the like it's opening u

carter is beyond say, country debut. her 1st time at the ready of if you bill a pop diva. bringing millions of our the fence along for the ra, a 16, a pop idol turned the country, music star. beyond seas, new tracks are putting black country in the spotlight and also highlighting the work of other artist the man i just for doubt. listen and listen to it said to all my friends. and so yeah, just got got really excited for what this, this moment means in the vast history of black country music. i definitely think this is a historical moment in bringing black countries to the main stream. beyond seas. new venture is even shedding light on segregation in the country. music industry. holly cheese, who runs the black music collective, has been exploring this history. once black artist started charting, they did not want white and black people and the same charts, so separated into hillbilly music and race records. hobbling music became the country music industry and race records became r and b. it's hope to be on seas. crossover from r n. b and pot to country will bring more ears to black country musicians. the like it's openi

and jimmy carter lost went approval ratings were even higher but hbo's bill maher assange -- battlegrounded her up. the country is as you are saying, malaise and no matter your race or class, people don't feel the wonderful success of the campaign trying to tell them going on. let's listen to bill maher telling democrat stop pandering, stop always talking about race. >> auto think it went one vote from 2010 to 2020, the number of people identifying us multiracial in america went up to 76%. morgan freeman said the way to finish off racism stop talking about it the financial times writes, democrats are going backwards faster with voters of color than any other demog demographic. >> what you think? it's because no one likes to be pandered to, no one likes during smoke patronizing slogans. this is all the democrat note though. they have no new ideas, they are going back to the idea of fear and demonizing and making people feel like victims. no one wanted regardless of your skin color. >> demoralizing going on, it's like we are living in a nation of -- remember the beverly hillbillies jean hat

our next guest sponsored the bill that could lead to the band-aid of tiktok, georgia republican congressman buddy carterr he came face-to-face with the ceo of tiktok, watch this. >> why is it that tiktok consistently fails to identify and moderate these harmful videos. why is it that you allowed this to go one we heard god bless from parents who are here with us and lost children. i submit to you everybody up here cares about the children of this country. tell me why. >> this is a real industry challenge and were working very hard. >> this is not an industry this is tiktok were talking about tiktok why is it that you cannot control this. >> asked what congressman buddy carter joins us now in a fox business exclusive. do you feel the same way today as you did almost a year ago. >> even more so i'll tell you today is this dork and i'm so proud of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle congress has spoken the house of representatives has spoken and they said were not going to do this were not going to show on our responsibility of protecting our homeland and protecting our citizens. instead were knocking

bill melugin. want to get the read on this politically, the fallout, from two darn good pollsters, lee carter, charlie if lee, first of all to you about what donald trump wants to do here to make the election seem inevitable, at least his nomination buoyed by these national polls in the potential general election that has him doing well, up 5 points over joe biden. that it's no longer a risk to vote for him, that, in other words, nikki haley's argument is sort of crashed on that notion. what do you think? >> well, it seems to have. i mean, "the new york times" polling a lot of people have questions about it, but it looks really good for donald trump. and if also in all of the latest polling that focuses on those key swing states, the seven states where this election's going to be decided, donald trump performs really well. he's wrong in saying he's got a good chance at beating joe biden, and that does undermine one of naval nikki haley's biggest -- nikki haley's biggest arguments. neil: you know, carly, it's still early. this border issue has evolved as one of the biggest central issues ever in a camp

carter of georgia told fox news just this morning. >> what about funds that are already out there, particularly in the infrastructure bill? can they be diverted and used for this instead of using new money? i'm on the budget committee, and i'll tell you it's situations like this why we should be fiscally responsible. >> it is ironic to say the least that he is bringing up president biden's infrastructure bill when he voted against it back in 2021. in fact, only 13 house republicans voted in favor of it. while republicans are hyper focusing on baltimore, democratic maryland governor west moore is pointing out this is an issue that will actually impact all of us. >> i want people to understand who this is impacting. we don't need favors. understand what this means to all the other workers and all the other small businesses all around the country. this is not just impacting maryland. >> the governor is right. this is not just about maryland. it is about us as an entire country. according to moore's office, the port of baltimore is the top handler in the u.s. of imports and exports of cars and light trucks. in 2023, the port

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carter, and former congressman sean, "the faulkner focus," top of the hour. >> dana: and the house may vote on the laken riley act as soon as thursday. the billal immigrant convicted of burglary or theft. chad pergram live on capitol hill with more. what are the chances of this becoming law, chad? >> good morning. the murder of laken riley is sparking lawmakers to take action. they hope to prevent future tragedies like this. they have written a bill requiring the detention of undocumented persons who commit crimes. mike collins of georgia represents the district where laken riley was murdered. >> if you don't have cooperation from the local authorities, there's not much you can do anyway. that's where the local residents need to step in. >> jose ibarra is accused of killing lincoln riley. he was in the country illegally. the department of homeland security says it lacked information about the suspect. >> we firmly believe that, if a city is aware of an individual who poses a threat to public safety, then we would request that they provide us with that information so that we can ensure that individual is detained if the facts so warrant. we ar

with bill maher tomorrow at eight on cnn >> alabama jackson james data one said 01 settled tell me one of the most >> highly anticipated albums of the year is finally here, beyonce's cowboy carter, and it's got people singing, talking, even viktor blackwell dressing up in a cowboy hat. but joining us now to dissect good all is executive music editor for variety jemar swad, jim. thanks so much for being with us and i got to start by just getting your your first take to this album. now that you've had a chance to listen to it oh, it's amazing. >> you know, >> we actually there was a leak yesterday, so we've had it for i don't know, ten hours longer than most everybody else. so i've listened to it probably four times. it's a lot. >> i mean, it's 29 tracks, almost 80 minutes. that's a very, very long album. and i remember the first couple of times it's like it feels like this is the real album because renaissance part one is great. but it's all one thing. it's a dance pop record. >> and she's been very >> innovative on her, her major albums anyway, lemonade and herself titled one this one is more like it and there was a statement relate released late last night where she said that

bills. well, joining me now is save our scampton campaigner sarah carter.ne year on and you're still doggedly protesting on what's the latest on the ground? do you think you're any nearer to stopping this or i still fearful as many are that they will still press on and put 2000 military age men in the historic base of dambusters? raf scampton i >> -- >> well, you have to remember that we're dealing with the home office here, so nothing is ever clear , i mean, we're nearly at clear, i mean, we're nearly at the end of section q, clear, i mean, we're nearly at the end of section o, which is the end of section o, which is the emergency powers. the home home office have given themselves to be able to use scampton for the last year. so we're nearly at the end of that. and yet, they've not and as yet, they've not submitted an application for an sdo, given three sdo, which were given three years more, planning permission . years more, planning permission. so we're just sort of on tenterhooks at the moment, waiting to find out what the what their next move is. and s

how do we make sure what happened with cross fire hurricane and carter page never happens again and open the port to open up more. our billce by 90%■ tnts and anal can do in person query. and we look at evidence of a crime. we create specific criminal penalties and punitive measures for 702 leaks and make the fbi come contingent on all queries, and we prohibit queries to suppress america on making sure what happened in cross fire hurricane never happens again we create enhanced criminal penalties for those that violate fisa or leak fisa or the court. we prohibit the usevu of political opposition research and press reports to get a fisa order. lastly on the fisa court we mandate transcripts for what goes on in the fisa court. we assign counsel to scrutinize u.s. person surveillance applications and we require the same fisa court judge to rule on extensions. those are the reforms and the feedback that we got from personnel how we fix this process and i would like to submit for the record, speaker johnson on december 7th, 2023, that supports our bill from mike pompeo, former dr of national intelligence. william bar, devin nu

carter there. a lot of presidents, gerald ford, that grew up, bill clinton, that grew up and could say, hey, i'm oneike you. i understand what you're going through, what your family -- joe biden, my god, more than -- better than anybody else right now understands what people go through when they struggle. not donald trump. >> hm-mm. >> that's where this whole one of us story line -- >> it's inflated. >> -- just doesn't make any sense. >> it doesn't make sense. we've been living with it nearly a decade now. this is a man with a skyscraper on fifth avenue with his name emblazoned in gold on the side. he lives in a penthouse there. yet, and yet, and i saw this while i was on the campaign trail in 2016, and you still hear it today, there are people out there who are very different from him. you know, from places whether it is pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, florida, wherever it might be, who says, this guy gets me. he understands. some is because he gives voice to grievance, gives voice to the feeling of, i hear you. you've been left behind. it is a rebellion against the elites. i think we don't want to

carter: i thank the gentleman for yielding. madam speaker iay in support of my friend, mr. palmer from alabama's bill. as my colleagues have said, this bill primarily does two first of all it repeals and it rescinds the e.p.a.'s $27 billion greenhouse gas reduction fund. now, folks $27 billion is a significant amount of money. especially for an agency like, in this case, e.p.a. that's never operated a program like this. this money also has a requirement that it be spent in just the next couple of years. that's the opposite of fiscal responsibility. who gives people money and says, you got t amount of time? e.p.a.'s office of inspector general has noted that the combination of such large amount timeline -- and a short timeline to use it may lead to fraud waste and abuse including being used by chinese entities. consider the fact that u.s. emissions are already dropping and our solar e.v. and other industries are rapidly growing with plenty of intendtifics. why would -- incentives why would we waste taxpayer dollars? eliminating the e.p.a.'s green bank slush fund will reduce the budget deficit protect a

what happened with crossfire hurricane and carter page never happens again and how do we bring more transparency and openness to open up a little bit more our bill fbi agents and analysts i dovidencee create specific penalties and punitive measures for seven or two leaks we make fbi compensation contingent on all query compliance. we mandate independent audits of allfvbi we prohibit queries to suppress political opinions or religious beliefs. i'm making sure on what happened crossfire hurricane we create enhanced terminal penalties that violate pfizer and leak pfizer applications were lied to the fisa court. we give the fisa court the authority to prosecute for contempt and we prohibit the use of political opposition research and press■z reports to get a pfizer order. lastly on the fisa court we now mandate transcripts for what goes on in the fisa court we assign counsel to scrutinize u.s. person surveillance application and we require the same fisa court judge to rule o surveillance expansions, those are the reforms and the feedback that we got from personnel on how we fix this process and i would like to submit for the record a letter to speak