we can bring in democratic congress on brad sherman who affairs committee and has been following events in ethiopia closely. thank you for being with us. you have been speaking about the unfolding humanitarian crisis. how concerned are you tonight about the intensified fighting? >> this is the one year anniversary of an unfolding tragedy. the ap now reports that more people face death by famine in tigre, northern ethiopia, than face famine in all the other trouble spots around the world. this is a real tragedy. our committee voted unanimously for resolution that uses the word genocide to describe what is happening in tigre. laura: and you have called for the u.s. navy to get involved. what exactly do you want them to do to try and get aid to people who are on the brink of starvation? >> no, look, i want to see the

have a great day let's turn to a house democrats who voted for the bill back better, brad sherman live and in person. this is big he is also the house foreign affairs committee, welcome. your colleague, the republican leader in the house kevin mccarthy was on earlier today. let's play the clip and i'll get you to respond. >> we now know that the president and the democrats have been lying to us all along saying the bill was paid for. this is what's happening of one party room. >> patty respond. >> he was on the for challenging the demo district, i responded and agreed and he has not responded to me. i think he is afraid, happy to be a cpa and be in the second largest tax agency in the country this bill will not just pay for itself it will pay down the deficit. the reason is that revenues are being dramatically undercounted by people who don't know anything you haven't been directly involved in taxa administration. we look at the former treasury secretary in the irs commissioners and myself as heading the second largest tax agency in the country. $8 billion a year extra for the irs is g

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we will go next to brad sherman. congresswoman hoolihan. >> i'm here. >> go ahead. >> i apologize. i wasn't expecting to be called so early. i was reading an article while we were talking, pentagon issue report warning climate change threatens global security. my question has to do somewhat with that and the implications of migration patterns due to climate change and the impact on particularly women and girls. we know that displacement and migration really has captured a lot of global attention in recent years. climate change has really emerged at one of the significant drivers of that, which has been sending a lot of people from vulnerable areas to viable areas -- >> we will leave this hearing. see the rest of it if you go to our website or use our video app. right now, we take you live to the senate office building on capitol hill where a hearing with homeland security secretary mayorkas is about to get started. he is testifying this more thanning before the senate judiciary committee about the biden administration's border and immigration policies.

i now recognize represent brad sherman of california. >> thank you. i would disagree with the ranking member. trump capitulated. he said we would leave by may 1st of this year. he committed us to doing so. he would have done so, and he did so in negotiations where he excluded the afghan government. we in world war ii won the kind of complete victory where we were able to rebuild our adversaries in our own image. and we came away perhaps then with the idea that we should solve problems rather than manage problems. and mr. crocker, i think correctly identified the fact that there are few total victories, and the problems need to be managed. the american people have a certain strategic impatience. part of that may be our culture. part of that is also our leaders don't level with us. no one told us we're going to go into afghanistan, and we're going to be there for 50 years, and we're going to remake afghanistan, and we'll incur 10 to 20 casualties a year for the latter 40 of those 50 years. they instead told us we were winning. and that we were creating