do you remember, dana, during the height of antifa, blm, and the 24/7 race-baiting media, asked whatappen if this conflict hysteria would drift disappear? you would see a unified population that could then set their sights on the real problems, the corruption, and the rent seeking in our government. i didn't realize that i discovered the strategy which was to keep america and americans at each other's throats so they couldn't go after the real villains who were keeping americans at each other's throats. >> jesse: very well said. >> greg: thank you, jesse. >> jesse: it is regime change. >> dana: i love when it comes full circle. >> greg: every day i was yelling about it peered. >> jesse: greg is always right and the first want to tell you that. coming up, donald trump is the energizer bunny of presidents. he just keeps going and going and going. ♪ ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! are you looking fo

do you remember, dana, during the height of antifa, blm, and the 24/7 race-baiting media, asked whatappen if this conflict hysteria would drift disappear? you would see a unified population that could then set their sights on the real problems, the corruption, and the rent seeking in our government. i didn't realize that i discovered the strategy which was to keep america and americans at each other's throats so they couldn't go after the real villains who were keeping americans at each other's throats. >> jesse: very well said. >> greg: thank you, jesse. >> jesse: it is regime change. >> dana: i love when it comes full circle. >> greg: every day i was yelling about it peered. >> jesse: greg is always right and the first want to tell you that. coming up, donald trump is the energizer bunny of presidents. he just keeps going and going and going. ♪ ♪ the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor tracks your glucose in real time, and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's

despite the act, the blm has taken the position that the act does not apply to third parties , only to the right-of-way owners of record. the interpretation requires the board to obtain new right-of-way's to conduct recharging canals that already have existing right-of-way skewed -- right-of-way's. the right-of-way process can be onerous and will add significant time to development of recharge projects. this could severely delayed the board's ability to reach the goals of saving lives in the esp a. the board is insistent that new right-of-way's to utilize existing irrigation canals to offer recharges and conservation of the plain language act and we believe it is contrary to the intent of congress passing the act. this would address erroneous interpretation that the act does not apply to third parties. the amendment will enable the board to more efficiently implement its offer recharge activities and reach its goal for the benefit of the citizens of the state of idaho. in conclusion i want to thank the subcommittee for considering this amendment to the aquifer recharge flexibility act

it's not like the union or blm controlling everything. this of people is a movement of the people up front understand that and we owe them to vote yes even if you disagree with little things are even big things. >> your name was brought up several times if you want to defend yourself. >> he who smell the delta it. [laughter] a story about jimmy jimmy wakes up in the morning and both parents work so they don't have time to make eggs and he has rusted likes and froot loops was hopped up on sugar and then crashes and then goes to the school lunch program has grilled cheese, chinos and cherry coke and then crashes. the people with the school tell the parents this kid must be bipolar for medicated for bipolar and then he doesn't do recess because he's looking on his phone the whole time capsule program, he's inside and then goes home and since his parents are helicopter parents, they don't let him outside to play in the neighborhood because they are worried about pedophile so he goes inside the top himself in front of the television until his

. >> a few years ago everyone in my spear stopped watching because of kneeling blm for all that's good and bad. >> and trump take over the mainstream i think not only did you mentioned the most popular president, i think he's the most popular person at this time. i do think people are embracing in the way they never have before, it's cool and trendy to be a trump supporters. i think we will see a lot chiefs having the color red part of the uniform. maybe people decide to dig the chiefs hats. i think tomorrow and we see trump walk-through and they show him, it's going to go wild and for good reason. sports fans love trump, athletes love trump, i know there's not everybody who loves trump but it feels like everybody loves trump right now. >> patrick the homes, his wife supported trump and that's why trump is always saying something and then travis kelsey, taylor swift and they have shown themselves on the left, even that alone the one team shows a culture aside from politics so maybe trump and taylor swift, it doesn't matter. >> this doesn't her boyfriend is playing in the game, he is pr

in 2019 you moved the blm out. 170% increase in vacancies at the blm. the folks supposed to be independent said that move, dramatically impaired it's ability to serve the american people. another failure, some of us pointed this out. let's move the department of agriculture out. lead to 40% and 60% reduction in effectiveness. we get to your other choices. project 2025 and that handbook. i appreciate the fact of one thing you said. it is important for the federal government 20 keep the nation safe. the most important thing i have done in this so job is my work with the intelligence committee. i'm chair and vice chair now. we have thousands working in the intelligence committee without a lot of fanfare. you realize, of course, i hope. to become a cia agent it takes a year to get security clearance. in your project 2025 magnus. you put forward the idea somehow, breaking up the cia and moving it around the country, would make our nation more safe, do you not understand, sir, if president trump by having the intelligence community close to him and have abili

. >> the blm improved roads, built fences to allow for grazing, encouraged the growth of willow trees dam analogues. do your fellow ranchers, are they skeptical of this? >> any of them potentially on the fence, they must not like grass. we are shading the creek, cooling the water temperature. cows were happier when they got a cold drink of water at 90 degrees. >> tom has two sons. rodeo stars in the making. he hopes they will one day succeed him in running the ranch. he thinks natures engineers will make the succession a little easier. for the pbs news hour, i'm miles o'brien near rawlins, wyoming. ♪ amna: as cuba stands to become more isolated, many are leaving. by one estimate, there's a 10% drop in population in recent years. though actual numbers are higher. those who stay on the island are essentially shut off from family in the u.s. senior carlos curbelo has spent decades putting the pain of that political divide into songs. here's jeffrey brown with his second report from havana for our series canvas and art in action. exploring the intersection of art and democracy. ♪ >> one w

. 170% increase in vacancies at the blm. gao, folks that are supposed to be independent, said that move dramatically impaired its ability to serve the american people. another point. last time you said let's move part of the department of agriculture out, two euros, led to 40% and 60% reduction in effectiveness. then, we get to -- i give you credit for putting it down in writing. project 2025 and that handbook. sir, i do appreciate the fact one of the things you said which is you said you think it is important for the federal government to keep our nation safe. one of the most boring things i've done in this job is my work with the intelligence community. chair and vice chair now. thousands of men and women that work in the intelligence community. without a lot of fanfare. you realize, i hope, to become a cia agent takes about a year. are you aware? mr. vought: yes. sen. warner: in your project 2025 madness, you put forward the idea that somehow breaking up the cia and moving around the country would make our nation more saf

if you say what did liberals want during blm?radical voices wanted to defund police. that would be a down liberal priority versus, say, defunding education. you see that on the down right now. trump has talked about populism. steve bannon talks about that word. but there are clear signs that with elon musk, the ultimate billionaire, the richest person alive, there's nothing populist or down about how they're trying to use power. so the person i just quoted who's part of this up down argument against the traditional, perhaps antiquated left right. he and a labor left right. he and a labor leader join us right after i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... —yeah? —yes! ...this year, we are finally updating our kitchen... ...doing subway tile in an ivory, or eggshell... —cream?... —maybe bone?... don't get me started on quartz. a big big island... you ever heard of a waterfall counter?... for everyone who talks about doing that thing, and, over there. but never does that thing... a sweet little breakfast nook. chase has financial guid

we will not act like the previous administration, who looked the other way as the antifa and blm rioters, as well as thugs with guns trashed our capital city. we will protect those and other workers no matter what. that is a shockingly lawless thing to say as a u.s. attorney. >> well, what's so unusual about that, chris, is that prosecutors are supposed to show no fear or favor to any particular member of the community. you're not supposed to say, you know, i got your back, buddy. you're there to serve everyone in the public. and so certainly from time to time, prosecutors might issue a statement that we take very seriously. threats against other americans because it poses a danger to individuals in our community. and we will aggressively prosecute threats cases. that's fine. but what this is, is sending a letter and then posting it on his own twitter account, making it public, that i am personally assuring elon musk that we will prosecute cases of threats against any of his employees. that is highly unusual, because it suggests this lack of impartiality that a prosecutor is supposed to

blm black lives matter must take a knee to maga. they must learn their place.onservative woman who was running the heritage foundation, needs to learn her natural place and take a knee to maga. so this man has named black people liberal and conservative, including pro-trump republicans, and said these black people need to learn their place and that competent white men must be in charge. if you want things to work that guys at state, any issues with that? >> well, and not just. >> that. he's at. >> state, but i believe he's being nominated for an undersecretary of state position. you know, meanwhile, he is somebody who has said that that the uyghurs, the atrocities against the uyghurs in china hasn't happened. he is somebody that talked about how, you know, we shouldn't be getting involved in supporting taiwan. you know, this is something that we see just across the board. and when trump is talking about or elon musk is talking about, you know, we need to make sure people are rising up when it's based off of merit. you see that? that's absolutely not what their

kind of the boots on the ground type of person but when we crafted this legislation, it was actually blmhat asked for the nipa to waiver which makes easement there, we are really not doing anything new so, yes, i think there is a way that people have worked in the field, the agencies have been fantastic, but they get somewhat tied around the legislation that's in place. >> thank you, i agree. i think sometimes our process has become to themselves and we forget the purpose of them. ms. toombs. >> yes, i would agree. i do think there's a way that we can balance environmental protection, resource protection with predictable and reliability processing that can be more shortened and clarified. >> how many applications have been denied but i want to know if you can tell me how many applications have been delayed and made unnecessarily more expensive? >> i -- that's a good question. per not privy to who have submitted applications and what i can say it's more the opportunities lost applications that were never submitted because the process was really too the -- too unclear and unpredictable. it

understanding with a boots on the ground type of person, as far as we crafted this legislation, it was actually blmhat asked for the waiver, which makes sense, and we are not really doing anything new, so, yes, i think there is a way that people have worked in the field because these agencies have been fantastic, but they get somewhat tied around this legislation as a place. >> i agree. i think sometimes our processes become a hindrance to themselves only forget. >> yes, i would agree, i think there is a way we can balance environmental protection, resource protection with a predictable and reliable permitting process that could be shortened, clarified, and, yes, i believe it is possible. >> you are asked how many applications have been denied. i would like to know if you can tell us how many have been delayed or made unnecessarily more expensive? >> i -- that is a good question. we are not pervy to who have -- we are not privy to have summative applications, but i can't say it is more the opportunities lost and applications that were never seen because the process was really too unclear and unpred

he found out las vegas was surrounded by blm and cannot grow it. so he found out the community could see what the lands are used for. i think there is a great opportunity there. mr. schatz, i want to touch base with you in regards to the 2020 for prime cuts report -- 2024 prime cuts report that they manage the currently owned land. i agree with you wholeheartedly. do you generally agree that selling public land to states would eliminate unused assets and generate revenue and benefit the communities? mr. schatz: yes, congressman, generate about $15 billion over five years -- sorry, three years. there is a lot of land out there. the government probably does not even know what it owns. rep. gosar: i am running out of time. the national act, we have spent $12 trillion since bill clinton, one third of our national debt. i would love to work with you in regards of cleaning these out and getting some assets back to the people. thank you. chair comer: check recognizes ranking member for six minutes. ranking member: thank you. governor reynolds, welcome. yo

he found out las vegas was surrounded by blm and cannot grow it. so he found out the community could see what the lands are used for. i think there is a great opportunity there. mr. schatz, i want to touch base with you in regards to the 2020 for prime cuts report -- 2024 prime cuts report that they manage the currently owned land. i agree with you wholeheartedly. do you generally agree that selling public land to states would eliminate unused assets and generate revenue and benefit the communities? mr. schatz: yes, congressman, generate about $15 billion over five years -- sorry, three years. there is a lot of land out there. the government probably does not even know what it owns. rep. gosar: i am running out of time. the national act, we have spent $12 trillion since bill clinton, one third of our national debt. i would love to work with you in regards of cleaning these out and getting some assets back to the people. thank you. chair comer: check recognizes ranking member for six minutes. ranking member: thank you. governor reynolds, welcome. yo