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president, these bills came about after some tough they wie our country forward, and i have to once again thank my vice chair susan collins2 bills with overwhelming bipartisan support last summer, and that was important. i think that bipartisanship and shared commitment to doing what was right for the country served us well in negotiating these final spending bills. i hope my house republican colleagues now understand that bipartisanship is the only path forward in a divided government. i hope they understand that when you strike a deal you have to stick to it. it has to mean something. colleagues will continue to work with us, not against us, to deliver for the american people. now, mr. president, as appropriations chair, glad to finally close the book on this year's government funding. i am ready as ever to work with all of my colleagues as we determine what investments our country will make. let's keep working to help people and solve problems. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate conside

these appropriation bill to the credit of senator collins and members of the ascendant appropriations committee reported out of that committee all of these bills by the end of july. by the end of july. we are finally finally getting a chance to vote on them on the floor. if you look at the process since then we succeeded in getting three of thosein bills on the floor in the month of november. it's been four months and submit any activity on the appropriation bills around here. we had an open amendment process for 40 amendments considered on that input they have a voice and a law making some input in the bills being produced by the senate you get much better outcome. we had a couple of minutes adopted that are good conservative wins. one of them, jd vance prevents mask mandates there's another moment offered by senator kennedy that protects the second moment rights are veterans. my point is simply is when you have an apppr where the bills get out of committee and brought up on the floor open up the amendment process you get a better outcome and a better result. not only do process but

honestly, that is something that hasn't been a priority these appropriation bills, to the credit of senator collinswho's the vice chair and member of this in our appropriations committee, pointed out all these bills by the end of july and we are finally getting some of these and a chance to vote while i'm on the floor. if you look up the process succn getting three of those bills on the floor in the month of november, and it has been now four months since we've had any activity on the appropriation fills around here. what i would point out is when we did have those on the floor in november, we had an open amendment process. we were able to get 40 amendments considered. when people have input around ■jhere, when they have a voice d lawmaking and some input into the bills being produced by the senate, you get a lot better outcome. we had a couple of amendments adopted that are good, conservative wins. j.d. vance amendment prohibits mask mandates on public transportation. another amendment was offered by senator kennedy that protects the amendment right for veterans. quite simply, when you have an app

i want to thank senator collins for her leadership to work these bills.s been a tireless advocate to make sure we did continuing . this week i think s willi wouldn terms of the ev mandate that came through today, i would suggest if you have ever been skiing, do not drive your electric car treyou may not gets steep, cold, but if you do get st t you push your car up the hill so you can recharge. the fact that the president wants to force us all into a buying pattern of something a lot of people can't afford, don't want and do not suit their lifestyle theirtion they drive every day, shows the arrogance of this administration and how they are willing to use regulation to force people into/ certain habits that are counter to their best interest. thank you. >>■n a thing i have observed the last couple weeks, president biden and his democrat allies in congress care more about installing ev charging stations at the border than stopping terrorists. you call the inflation reduction act, which every senate democrats supported, inflation, only accelerated it, it is b

so i want to thank particularly on our side senator collins for her leadership, steadfast leadership to work these billsn a tireless advocate to try to make sure continuing resolutions or omnibus, and this week i think she's going to be able to pull fulfill that promise. that promise. i would also like to say in terms of the ev mandate that came through, or the regulation that came through today, ill ofe ever been skiing in snowshoe or them bearline, don't drive your u may not get there. it's steep, it's cold, but if you do get stuck there, t realls nearby, and they'll help you push your car uphill so you can recharge. is fact that the president wants to force us all a into a buyingf something that a lot of people can't afford, don't want and don't suit their lifestyle or the directions that they need to drivet just shows me the arrogance of this administration and how they're force people into certain habits that are really counter to their best interest withs. thank you. >> the thing i've observed over the last couple of weeks is that democrat allies in congress, they care more about installing ev cha

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bill melugin. to eliza collins. can i get back to the debate thing with you? that seems increasingly likely. does that fall out? >> i think that is very likely. i think we saw former president donald trump change the game on debates. now he's saying he wants to debate biden but let's not forget he refused to debate his primary opponent this cycle along with several debates last cycle. i think that the whole game is changing. there's not much in it for either of them, and there's certainly not much in it for either trump or biden to debate robert f. kennedy jr. who they would both like to keep as seen as a long shot candidate which is important to note he is a long shot candidate but in some of the very competitive states where elections aren't decided by just here in arizona where i am it's 10,000 votes, robert f. kennedy jr. could make a difference in whether trump or biden wins. neil: that's very interesting. i raise that issue of the long shot nature of his campaign, and a lot of it had to do, that is with robert f. kennedy jr. in the fact he's only in six state ballots. maybe by the end

bill to fund most of the federal government through september. the vote was 286-134.is being considered by the senate. a quick look at the senate floor, main senator susan collinsaking, the vice chair on the commiee just voted to begin debate on the bill and at this point a vote would happen sunday if a deal is not reached today on amendments and final passage ahead of tonight's midnight funding deadline and partial government shutdown. you can watch live coverage of n c-span 2. on the other side of the world,. indo-pacific committee -- >> today watch c-span's 2024 cagn trail, a weekly roundup of c-span's campaign coverage, providing a one stop shop to discover what the candidates across the country are saying voters, along with firsthand accounts from political reporters, updated poll numbers, ads.raising data and watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail. today at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or download a a podcast on c-span now, our free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> sunday on q&a, "new york times" columnist, author of "the washington book" talks about tcm insights of reading the mem

susan collins is on the bill as well as many, many, supported by democrats. rickets is on the bill. can mess around with this on both sides if we don't have some clear rules in place. the other bill, it's yvette clarke spill. also worked on a bipartisan one right now with some other that is a labeling bill, right? not like every little thing you use ai four, which is a problem. we had a hearing on and i kind of thought yout to like you change the color a little event produced by ai. it's going to make it meaningless as a label. we are■] trying to capture that middle ground for things that are significant but they are not the deepfakes to put the labeling on it. that is another bill thatil and similar that clark has done a lot of work in the house. just wanted to let you know i don't mean a bigger one t on your mind to think it will become just a huge aspirate with a huge effing deal if we do not get ahead of it. and get something books that which will enable the platform to say no, we're taking this down because. no, this because, because as you know i'm not telling you a secret in

so i want to thank particularly on our side senator collins for her leadership, her steadfast leadership, the work of these bills been a tireless advocate to try to make sure tt we didn't end up in continuing resolutions or omnibus. and this week i think she's going to be able to fulfill thad promise. i would also like to say in terms of the mandate they came through, or the regulation they came through today, i would youe ever been skiing in snowshoe or campaign valley or timberline, do there. you may not get there. it's steep, it's called. but he did to get stuck there there's a really nice coal and they will help you push a your car up the hio you can recharge. so the fact that the president wants to force us all and forced this country into a a buying pattern of something that a a lt of people can't afford, don't want, and don't sue their lifestyle or the directions that the neeo drive everyday just shows me the arrogance of this administration and how they are willing to use regulation to ces that are really counter to the best interests. thank you. >> the thing i've observed over the last couple of weeks i

bill. and joining us now, texas democratic congressman collin allred.ed cruz in november. i invited senator cruz to join us, and he hasn't agreed to yet, but we hope he will. thanks for being here. congratulations. >> thanks for having me. >> you won the primary but you are a democrat running statewide in texas. you know the record. so what do you do, how do you beat what happened with beto o'rourke and others who tried to take on the republicans in the senate? >> i think part of it is what you just covered. we have had a crisis at the border in texas and in particular when we have these numbers that we've been seeing, it does put a burden on our border communities and the officers. i've talked to them about the mental health issues. and then you have a senator like ted cruz who has a bipartisan conservative negotiated bill to try to address it and takes it down because of the politics. so i'm glad the president talked about that. because it wasn't the policy they disagreed with, it was because they wanted to run on the problem. and texans are tired of

there will not be one bill for unrwa in my bill that that's just not me. that's senator collins.ed very well with senator patty murray to get the supplemental moving. why is that? because we believe unrwa is compromised. i will come and show you the textbook unrwa uses in the palestinian community to teach the destruction of the jewish people. i will show you text of unrwa od celebrating october 7. the case has been made over here thatjhíg unrwa is no longer a credible organization worth american taxpayer dollars to fund. not one■f for unrwa helping the palestinian people begins with changing the way they're taught in school. germans and the japanese, it took us a long time to deradicalize the population that was taught from birth to be radical. so what i hope will happen over the course of time, that new people in charge of the palestinianz■t community and th west bank in gaza will stop teaching the death of the jews trying to give the more hopeful. i hope that happens one day soon. the reason i came to t■xed probe you have, mr. president -- mr. van hollen: will the senator yiel

that is whew i'm leading a bipartisan bill with senator holly, cons, collins, senator bennett and rickets, and it has brought support on both sides of the aisle to prohibit fraudulent ai generated deep fakes in our elections.ed deep fakes in our but we are very concerned about what we have seen and just bits of ads and videos that have gone out that attack candidates on both sides of the aisle,■p are , and you can't even tell it's not the candidate. we also need to in addition to ba■nnin deceptive deep fakes. we also need disclaimers when ai is used in other ways. last week i introduced a ith senator lisa murkowski to require transparency and add substantially generated by ai. so that whether you are a republican or democrat, voters wi they see are making use of this technology. we got some guidance from the hearing we had earlier last year that we don't want those labels to apply to every single thing defined that in a way that will make it easier to pass that bill. but i cannot emphasize on how important i believe it to also pass the deep fake bill. finally since ai could make it so muc

bill, he understood that his constituency with susan collins of maine, in a blue state of maine on onenators on the right on the other. and and he, his job wasn't, he wasn't an excellent public speaker, never has been. he was not a great salesman. but he is -- >> [inaudible] if. paul: -- was listening to the members and making sure cow get two numbers. he's told me many times, 51, a majority, and 60 to break the filibuster e or to hold one if you can get 41 to stop -- >> yeah. in addition to getting appointees on the supreme court, i think he deserves a medal for keeping merrick garland off the supreme court. i think as attorney general, you get a hint of what -- how politicized he might have been if he was approved. but he was very successful. as dan kind of intimated, there's a difference between being a senator and you're free to be pure and take all positions you want and being majority leader which means cobbling together a -- look at the house in disarray. it's more conservative than the senate. i don't think it has more achievement. did mitch mcconnell vote for more spending tha

and she's got two key endorsements from maine senator susan collins and alaska senator lisa murkowski. >> bill melugin in battle ground north carolina. >> michigan holding a nomination of delegates today after former president trump won 12 in the state's primary election earlier this week. brady trimble is live from grand rapids, michigan, with the latest update as this unfolds. grady, do you >> we're seeing the updates in real-time, molly. you mentioned that voters went to the polls in michigan earlier this week. former president trump won 12 delegates. they were divvied up proportionally, so that nikki haley got four delegates from michigan. here at this convention today it sounds like the delegates from the michigan g.o.p., as they're voting in real-time, are overwhelmingly awarding delegates to former president trump as they divvy up the lion's share of the delegates that will help former president trump potentially reach the nomination. i want to show you a live look inside one of the meeting rooms as i kind of explain how this process works because this split primary process is a little

that is why i'm leading a bipartisan bill with senators hawley kunz collins and we have been joined by senator with broad support from both sides of the aisle to prohibit fraudulent ai generated deepfakes in our elections. we do this within the framework of the constitution. we are concerned about what we have seen and the ads and videos that attack candidates on both sides of the aisle but they are complete and not the actual candidate. we n also need to in addition to banning deepfakes we need t does -- haveee disclaimers when you ai is used in you ai is used in other ways. last week introduced a bipartisan bill with senator lisa murkoki to require transparency and adds substantially generated by ai so whether you are republican or democrat the ads they see are making use of this technology. we have gotten guidance from the hearing we had earlier last year and that we don't want those lae thing when ai is used so we have to find that in a way that i think will pass the muster and make it easier that bill and i can't emphasize how important it is that belief to pass the deepfakes bill

high-profile republicans who have no intention a voting for donald trump's susan collins, mitt romney, todd young, bill cassidy, all say the same thing. they've not heard from biden. you know, who understands the value of a politician receiving a personal touch, perhaps more than anyone else on the planet. hint it's the man who rarely mrs. a. funeral and so on and so forth. >> i thought that piece was so fascinated because it answers the obvious question shouldn't. that's out there. white hasn't he picked up the phone and called up susan collins or a mitt romney, who are not going to support trump. at the end of the day. now the biden campaign is definitely doing some outreach to those so-called nikki haley voters. they actually just really said digital ad a couple hours ago targeting that kind of those kinds of voters in those states. but there is a persistent block of voters who are still not supporting trump of these primaries. that's a gingival group right there for joe biden. >> everybody standby coming up. donald trump went after the daughter of a judge presiding over his hush money case, and a f

portion of our overall discretionary funding responsibilities, and thanks to senator collins' leadership, the billsons committee cleared last summer secured important republican priorities up front. but all reasonable measures a, the conference with our house colleague has made the legislation we'll take up this week even stronger. the senate has an opportunity t shrink the protections for america's farmland by tightening oversight over agrultural transactions and expand support for farmers, ranchers, and rural communities. we have a chance to strengthen protections for u.s. intellectual property and surge resources to state and local law enforcement agencies on the front linesthe fight to curb violent crime and to bring the fentanyl crisis under control. r v.a. rural health and opioid treatment, protect the second amendment rights of america's veterans and improve housing and facilities for active duty servicemembers and their■q ■m families, including thousands of kentuckians stationed in harm's way. we can fund earth transportation and water infrastructure projects, support domestic enrichment of

describing how government at first promised commitment and then refused to foot the bill for the necessary measures. sir kevan collinshese things we could have done to send a signal about childhood, but we did nothing. we gave up. it was pathetic . we we gave up. it was pathetic. we must have accountability from mps, from doctors , from mps, from doctors, from scientists, from the media, from all levels of the establishment . all levels of the establishment. because if those who set in train the policies that left us where we are remain in post, then we will have learned nothing and even worse consequences will lie ahead all the time. children were shut up at home all the time. we were told children are resilient . it told children are resilient. it was wine time friday in downing street, a maskless free for all, where access to the data plainly reassured those ruling our lives, restricting our lives that there was nothing at all to fear. we know where we are. hardly any child can report a peer that died of covid. plenty more have seen youngsters, often the fittest of the fit youngsters, dropping dead on the field of

laken riley act and debating and passing a bill to confront anher biden himselfa crisis that has had devastating impacts on families. i commend representatives collinsermilk working with laken's family who are devastated at the loss of their daughter. a tragedy that was created because joe biden opened the southern border and every community in america is seeing crime, murders, devastation at the hands of people coming here illegally and doing harm to our citins. i have seen it in my own back yard in louisiana, where a 14-year-old girl was raped by someone here illegally because the southern border. how many more families will have to suffer before joe biden admits his mtake and creates what he did. we passed a bill. this house came together and passed h.r. 2 a bill that would secure our border and worked with our border patrol agents and others. everyone knows what needs to happen. jo biden went to the border he had -- he could have ended catch and release and worked to restore the remain in mexico policy that was so effective under president trump. a negotiated agreement. takes a little work to call a foreign leader and doing everything to protect

i have a bipartisan bill with senators murkowski, collins and sinema. ry right. tammy duckworth is leading the bill that i cosponsored. it would make plain anywhere in the country a provider can provide ivf, a patient can access ivf and an insurer can insure ivf. state legislators often don't even understand the science behind what they're doing. >> when i was growing up, republicans always talked about family values. it seemed like the desire to have children is a pretty baseline family value. if you were to speak to speaker mike johnson who yesterday said he was grappling with the question of whether ivf is murder, what case would you make? >> my answer to that is one that my father said 42 years ago when i was born. he said he really just didn't understand how anyone could have a problem with this technology, because it allowed my mother and father to do the one thing that almost universally is wanted, which is to build a family. some of the double talk of supporting ivf, i really hope that starts to get backed up with pushing forward on this bill. >>

republican leaders who are also at a minimum, trump skeptical, i'm talking about susan collins and mitt romney, todd young, bill cassidy, lisa murkowski has, is that a missed opportunity for him or is that just a fundamentally difficult thing to do? a democratic president for canada to seek the ally ship of senior republicans. well, it's a tough thing to do. but remember this part of joe biden's core promises that i'm the guy that can do all of this. and i say that because my first political job i was an intern for jesse helms he worked very closely with joe biden. my last political job, i worked for eric cantor. he worked very closely with joe biden. i know that joe biden is dna is sort of hardwired to do that, but he's not doing any of that. and you also hear that surprisingly from congressional democrats as well well, we'll see if that changes as we get closer to election day. thanks so much. all of you for joining this programming note this sunday on state of the union, maryland governor wes moore republican congressman mike lawler of new york, and democratic senator raphael warnock of georgia. that's sunda

so i can use but he says, senator susan collins, mitt romney, tie a young bill cassidy and lisa murkowski. all said the same. they have not heard from biden. >> they >> i wonder if that's the mistake that biden might be making is a bridge you need to build. >> i think he should, but i would caution somewhat but my democratic friends, in terms of doing that, you don't want to isolate or turn off some skeptical progressives who are absolutely more than likely going to vote for joe biden more so than some of those moderate leaning republicans. this election is ultimately going to come down the turnout, turnout, turnout mathematically nationally speaking, democrats have the numbers. the question for them is kinda get all of those numbers actually turn out similar to 2020 that i think will ultimately determine who wins this november, not reaching out to some of those republicans. >> is that while was so crucial to have by your side? yes. shade because he is widely popular and voter turnout was high when he was in office it. was high. it was actually they'll hire for joe biden. >> the reality i

this underlying bill does that one year and that's a start. ms. collins: mr. president.he presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: mr. president, i very much appreciate the comments of the senator from nebraska nebraska. i agree with him unrwa cannot be the conduit for humanitarian aid. it is clear tt it has been infiltrated by hamas and indeed israeli intelligence indicates that specific employees -- employees of unrwa -- brutal atrocities of october 7 when hamas a addition it is estimated that many other employees of unrwa sympathetic to hamas or affiliated with hamas. so tax dollars should not be going through an organization that has been involved in some of its -- some of its employees in a terrorist attack one of the worst terrorist attacks that we have seen a terrorist attack that in the worst loss of jewish life in a single day since the how could we possibly allow american tax dollars used by this organization? now, this is not to say that there should not be aid. there's differing views on that issue. but we know that there are other organization

bills were five months late. credit. patty murray, susan collins on a bipartisan basis in the senate but of course the house has had its share of problems. i'd like to see us move forward and do her job. >> okay. that sounded like a yes that you want to dismiss it? >> i don't take it seriously. >> okay. >> senator, the supreme court said, it will hear arguments in april over donald trump's claim that as a former president, he should be immune from prosecution. do you agree with the court's decision to take this up and how quickly should they rule? >> their delay in considering this critical issue, this timely issue is going to delay the resolution of these cases by months, at least in perhaps beyond the election. i think that is a disappointment. i think the court has acted quickly in the past when they realized that the presidential timetable was at risk. and i'm really concerned with what they've done. >> so you you say that the court delayed another way to look at it is that if they don't rule that trump is not immune or can't be prosecuted for

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bill that i support, period. that's just not me. that's senator collins.rray to get the supplemental moving. why is that? because we believe unrwa isromi. i will come and show you the textbooks that unrwa uses in the palestinian community to teach the destruction of the show youe in charge of unrwa on the ground celebrating october 7. the case has been made over here that unrwa is no longer a credible organization worth american taxpayer dollars to fund. not one penny for unrwa helping the palestinian people begins with changing the way they're taught in school. so after we defeated the germans and the japanese, it took us a long time to deradicalize the population that was taught from birth to be radical. so what i hope will happen over the course of time, that new people in charge of palestinian community and the west bank in gaza will stop teaching the death of the jews trying to give the palestinian children a more hopeful life. i hope that happens one day soon. the reason i came to the floor is i've been asked probably like you have, mr. president --

vote, right now, let me put up a quote from the article senators susan collins of maine, mitt romney of utah, todd young of indiana, bill cassidy, louis he's the anna lisa murkowski, alaska all said the same. they've not heard from biden. is that a mistake? >> well, a couple of things i would say on that. >> i suspect they >> will at some point here from the campaign. but as these things go, those tend to be conversations that are had and over a period of time before you can't just expect you're going to pick up the phone and get those endorsements right away. and there's still quite a bit of legislative business that they're still trying to get down. the other thing i want to just quickly mention about that haley add it's not just that he's insulting haley voters. he's insulting women. his attacks on her. this is some of donald trump's greatest hits, calling her birdbrain he talked about megyn kelly and divisive ways in 2016, and we've heard him denigrate women time and time and time again starting in 2018 when i was working on a number of senate races, we started to hear from voters, particularly suburban women who tr

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bills then the odds are. again what to think by senate colleague, chair murray, vice chair collins, leader mcconnell, the speakerking in good faith to finish the job. out on something you're into to my heart, chips, chips and america. today, president biden will be in phoenix, arizona, to rollout a to intel to expand its chip production here in america. a historic some made possible by the chips and science act, something i was proud to offer and push. today's chips announcement lands like a thunderclap, $8.5 billion, 10,000 manufacturing jobs, 20,000 construction jobs, thousands upon thousands of indirect jobs, 100 billion in private investment, the ripple effects will be felt across a huge swath of the country from oregon to arizona to new mexico to ohio here these are just some of the places where gold and new age of american chip production will manifest itself. and today's announcement comes about a month after global foundries in new york received its own billion and a half dollar were to ean production ad further make new york state a global hub for chip manufacturing. companies like micron in central new

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the government funding pat ty murra and susan collins says there is zero need for a shutdown or chaos and members should waste no time in passing these six bills. speaker mike johnson is considering waving a rule to require three days to review the bills before a vote. that means the house could pass the bill today if they want to get a jump start on it. in the senate, where the process is just naturally longer, all 100 senators will need to come to agreement on time to avoid a shutdown. otherwise, government runs out of funding at the end of the day on friday. so let's get into what is in the package. $1.1 trillion of funding which is 5.% of funding for pay raises for members and it trims down foreign aid programs. it funds the u.s. obligation to defend israel. it would bolster border security and increasing the number of bol d border agents. for anyone worried that the government is coming for the gas stove, the bill prevents that. for now, your stove is safe. on a serious note, afghanistan, who helped the u.s. government, with 12,000 immigrant el cerrito visas. we will see if they vote today or tomorrow. we will get clarity as speaker johns

bill to confront yet another crisis that joe biden himself created. a crisis that has had devastating impacts on families like laken riley's. i want to commend my -- mike collins and barry loudermilk for working with laken riley's family, who were devastated as you can expect, at the loss of their daughter. a completely unnecessary tragedy that was created because joe biden opened the southern border and every community in america is seeing crime murders the hands of people coming here illegally and doing harm to our citizens. i've seen it in my own backyard, in kenner, l days ago. where a 14-year-old girl was raped by someone here illegally. because joe biden opened the southern border. how many more families will have to suffer before joe biden finally admits his mistake and corrects did? we passed a bill. this house came together and passed h.r. 2, a bill that actually would secure our border. we worked with our border patrol agents and others. and everybody knows what needs to happen when joe biden went to the border just a few days foorg a photo op, he had an y to reverse his own damage that he created through executive action. he could have ended catch a

collins: and other alabama republicans on reproductive rights. >> i believe i heard her on this program earlier. she was -- she did the 2019 alabama billhat banned abortion should roe v. wade be overturned with no exceptions to rape and incest. it got all into personhood. i think the cognitive dissidents is enraging. i have interviewed this woman who has children. and to talk about her beliefs on reproductive health. she is insisted that life begins at conception. i don't understand how these folks are pushing to have their cake and eat it, too, and saying these embryos -- which were not even referenced in the bill, like you said -- are humans while any other reproductive health choice, including abortion and miscarriage, could be affected by alabama's current law on abortion. amy: finally, abby, you wrote and glamour open i want people reading this who don't live in alabama to know you're not special and you are not safe." will do part two of our conversation and put it online with that point. abbey crain is based in alabama, birmingham, journalists and artist. she has been undergoing ivf treatments for nearly two years. she just met

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i'm especially grateful to senator collins for fighting to advance republican priorities throughout theprocess, particularly in the defense appropriations bill. predictable annual allocations areen to meeting national defense responsibilities. they allow for effective investments inng our forces developing new cutting-edge capabilities and expanding the industrial capacity that will drive long-term strategic competition. needless to say, investments like these especially critical right now as the -- between the threats the biden administration's willingness to address them seems to be growing wider. president biden has just turned in his fourth str would cut defense funding after inflation. so the work before us is g necessary, and i'm encouraged that we are beginning this week with an agreement to -- in hand to actually complete the process. congress has secured a path forward to fund the department of homeland security which will allow us t fiscal year 2024 appropriations process in the coming days. as always making headway depends on serious cooperation. and i'm grateful to our appropriators and negotiators their commitment to working in

bill. i'll be darn. maria: joining me for our pow r wear hour is former you'd you tau congressman and a fox news contributor, jason chaffetz, and doug collins and former state department spokesperson and host of the morgan ortagus show, morgan ortagus. thank you for being here. jason, your reaction to the speech last night? >> i thought it was hyper partisan. there was no unity, no bringing the country together, no reaching out. i think it was one that was targeted towards his base. he needed to solidify his base. perhaps they got excited. the promise of joe biden to you bring the country together, he didn't do that. there was not one new solution, nothing out there that was something new and innovative that was going to change things and change the direction of the country and i thought it was totally, completely tone deaf on what americans are dealing with. to lead with ukraine, that's not the number one issue for people struggling in the country. maria: i was struck by the fact that doug, i walk away from the speech not having any idea what the state of the union really is, according to joe biden. he didn't tell us what the state of the