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elizabeth: joining us r us from house oversight and reform congressman byron donalds.bing report, congresswoman pramila jayapal called police. the man was arrested on suspicion after hate crime for threatening to kill the congresswoman near her seattle home. this is about toning down the rhetoric right? this is not about politicizing it, people need too tone it down. >> i agree. for pramila and her family i'm glad they're safe and that law w enforcement was able to get this person into custody. what we understand, this is what every american is afforded should rely upon, safe communities and safe streets. you should be allowed to be safe in your home. nobody is allowed to come to your home and threaten you. it is flat-out wrong. one of the things we have to get a handle on in some respects yes, the rhetoric. but also the policies around law enforcement and around prosecutions and major cities in the united states. elizabeth: you're not allowed, it is against the law to protest against supreme court justices, period, full stop, enough. you know, let's move on to this. l

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. >>> now, senator ted cruz and congressman byron donalds discuss school choice and education.spoke to the america first policy institute which was founded by former senior officials from the trump administration. kellyanne conway, who currently chairs the afpi's center for the american child, moderates the 50-minute conversation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning.

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then we have congressman byron donalds. [applause] also a proponent of school choice and educational freedom but a product of it. hard-working, single mom who raised him in brooklyn, new york. he went to florida for his schooling and he has stayed there and he and erica have three sons. between the three of us we have nine school-age children. i'm telling you this because i think it is important for the center of the american child of which i am the chair at afpi, that we focus on the kinds of solutions we see now and we don't just take this moment to talk about masking up seven-year-olds and critical race. . -- critical race theory. follow the science. also, let's not lose this moment to bring more people on board in the educational freedom movement. finally, i would say to you, i have never heard in 30 years of doing this, i have never heard a compelling reason why basically one political party is against everything i just described. they are against giving kids the dignity, the humanity of a quality and affordable educat

there we have congressman byron donalds.] also a proponent of school choice in educational freedom, but a product of it if i may as well. hard-working, single mom who raised here in brooklyn, new york pretty went to lorna for his schooling and he stayed there ever since. he and eric have three sons of course ted and heidi have twohe daughters. between the three of us we have nine school ageha children right now. i'm telling you this i think it's incredibly important for the center for the american jet, which i am the chair afp eye, that we focused on the kinds ofw solutions we see now. and that we don't just take this moment to talk about masking up to seven -year-olds and critical race theory both are very important to talk about. i note those who follow the science and told us to putkn a mask on a seven year old cannot fall the science and tells what they see in a seven month old sonogram. [applause] follow the science. but also, let's not lose this moment to bring more people on board in this educational freedom of moveme

then we have congressman byron donalds. [cheers and applause] also a proponent of school choice and educational freedom but a product of it, if i may, as well. hard working, single mom who raised him in brooklyn, new york. he went toed florida for his schooling, and he has stayed there ever since. and he and erica have three sons and, of course, ted and heidi have two daughters, between the three of us, we have nine school-aged children in school right now. i'm telling you this because i think it's important we focus on the kinds of solutions we see now and that we don't just take this moment to talk about masking up 7-year-olds and critical racear theory, both of which are very important to talk about. i know those who followed the science and told usim to put a mask on a 7-year-old can't follow the science and tell us what they see on a 7-month-old sonogram, but -- [applause] follow the science. but also let's not lose this moment to bring more people onboard in this educational freedom movement. and finally, i would say

joining me now, byron donalds.sman, it seems that republicans have difficulty with this concept? democrats running a woke military are threats to the united states of america, the way the democrats are doing this, they are threatening us and republicans alike, how much more money do you want? approved, approved, approved. when will this end? >> i completely agree with you. i am a supporter of our military just like every republican member of congress but we have to draw the line somewhere. number one thing, we are going to fund the military on capitol hill so let's not let anybody think that's not going to happen. by these woke policies and our military budget, why would we do that? the purpose is to win conflicts and defeat people on the battlefield. but the ideology to -- with honor and distinction is despicable and should not be tolerated. >> laura: the problem, the taxpayers write a check to the pentagon. is it really segmented off to this and that? i don't know, you tell me. it seems to me the power has to be

ground breaking women in the shell companies, also in mathematics and then we have congressman byron donalds. [cheers and applause] >> also a proponent of school choice and educational freedom, but a product of it, if i may as well. hardworking, single mom who raised him in brooklyn, new york, went to florida for schooling and said there since and he and erica have three sons and of course, ted and heidi three daughters and between the three of us we have nine school aged children and i'm telling you this because the center for the american child i'm the chair at afpi, that we focus on the kinds of solutions we see now and that we don't just take this moment to talk about masking up seven year olds and critical race theory, both of which are important to talk about and i know those who follow the science tells us to mask up a seven-year-old. can't tell us what's in a seven-month-old sonogram. follow the science. let's not move lose in moment-- and i would say to you, i've never heard in 30 years of doing this, i've never heard a persuasive memorable reason why basically one political party i

joining me now, republican florida congressman byron donald. congressman, it seems that republican have difficulty with this concept. democrats runningngans have d ae military are a threat to the united states of america. the way the democrats are doing this, they're threatening us and the republicans aremo like, how much more money doou you want approved, approved, approved? wh >>en when is this going to end? laura , i completely agree with you. listen, i am supportive of our military, just like every member of the republican congress. to draw the line somewhere. lookut, first, the number one thing we're going o to fund the military up on capitol. lets so let's not let anybody think that's not going to happen. but what we l have to stop are these ridiculous wolke policies in our military budgett'. w whyok would we do that? why woud the purpose of the military is to win conflicts w and to basically defeat people on the battlefield. that's the job. no more , no less to fundhe ideology, to continue these ridiculous covid mandates against men and

congressman byron donalds, republican from florida, joins me now. desantis guy. so forgive me for putting you on the spot. [laughter] if it comes could be to trump versus desantis in the are republican primary, who are you going with? >> listen, i'm not going to do hypotheticals with you right now, stu. [laughter] president trump's going to have a decision to make, ron desantis is running for re-election as florida's governor, and i'm going to stay out of their business and see what happens. but the one thing i do know is whichever gentleman decides to throw his hat in the ring, they are going to beat joe biden in 2024. i know that, you know that, joe biden employees that. that's why gavin newsom showed up at the white house yesterday while joe biden is overseas, because the democrats know it too. stuart: that was a very diplomatic response, we'll take it. yes, sir. now, the number of republicans stepping up to run for office this year, breaking records. i believe it's more than 1200 have filed to run for house and senate seats. what does that tell

now, senator ted cruz congressman byron donalds discuss school choice in education but they spoke toitute which was founded by former senior officials from the trump administration. kellyanne conway who currently chairs the afp eye center for the american child, moderates the 50 minute conversation.

ground breaking women in the shell companies, also in mathematics and then we have congressman byron donaldso a proponent of school choice and educational freedom, but a product of it, if i may as well. hardworking, single mom who raised him in brooklyn, new york, went to florida for schooling and said there since and he and erica have three sons and of course, ted and heidi three daughters and between the three of us we have nine school aged children and i'm telling you this because the center for the american child i'm the chair at afpi, that we focus on the kinds of solutions we see now and that we don't just take this moment to talk about masking up seven year olds and critical race theory, both of which are important to talk about and i know those who follow the science tells us to mask up a seven-year-old. can't tell us what's in a seven-month-old sonogram. follow the science. let's not move lose in moment-- and i would say to you, i've never heard in 30 years of doing this, i've never heard a persuasive memorable reason why basically one political party is against everything i just de

joe wilson from south carolina, and byrne donalds of florida -- byron donalds of florida, i inform the house that mr. donalds and mr. wilson will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. velazquez: madam speaker, as the member designated by representative jeffries of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative jeffries will vote yes on h.r. 1300. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lahood of illinois, i inform the house that mr. lahood will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. bishop: madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. mcbath of georgia, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. mcbath will vote yes on h.res. 1300. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr.

hang on the line if you can because i want to show this moment from this hearing yesterday with byron donalds, a republican from florida, and his exchange with a representative from the difference law center discussion what is military weapon and what is, if you ban assault weapons for civilians, what that means. take a listen. >> are these the same weapons that are used by men and women of the united states military? >> with very minor differences, yes they are, in some cases there are superior to the guns we are supplying to our soldiers. >> can you stipulate the differences between the guns that are used by members of our military, versus what is sold by retailers? >> that will be a very long list but i think what you are getting at is whether the gun supplied to the military have a selective fire system, which means they can fire and threw around bursts and fully automatic first. >> so, men and women in military have three rounds first fully automatic, is that available for sale in retail in the united states of america to citizens? >> not generally, no, but there are many firearms instru