chip roy is the man you just saw, from texas, he joins us tonight.anks so much for joining us tonight. so you were one of relatively few to say this. i think you are probably speaking for the majority of your constituents, are you not? >> no question, tucker, i've got nothing but positive feedback from all the people i represent in texas who are sick and tired of business as usual in washington. you pose the question to senators, look, i had five hours to make a decision about that bill. i didn't think it was that hard. you posed the question to senators can ask them to come on your show to defend the vote, did any of them take you up on it? >> tucker: not one. >> of course not, because it is indefensible to fund $40 billion unpaid for at a time rampant inflation in our country. in effect, you're basically pouring $5 gasoline on the runaway fire of inflation for the men and women you are working hard throughout this country. senators are now hiding behind, oh, $40 billion is not that much money, tucker, $40 billion is not that much money. you know wh

she is chip roy he is sure that the administration is the administration and did not give the empireort-lived. when talking to the lead tucker, go with lead tucker carlson. he cited as a completely translated as a document from a document with statements by democrats democrats who assured that it was not like that, that it was not so cozy, with a large perhaps perhaps forty, billion dollars 40 billion dollars on the phone of record inflation cord inflation of our country hard work hard people allocated five dollars to spend five dollars per head on a head of gasoline, which at the same time they say garbage monsters and such a large amount it's a big amount. they say they need to support the need to support the pentacle of those who are those who leaving the technique there, leaving the technique there. let the regime for eight by 80, 50 billion billion is a tough show that is critical for the project. i am a draft law of this association for us veterans, in addition to nicotine, tamberg, he wants motion sickness, pumping up kiev’s hands , his weapons, it’s a direct problem, outwardl

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there is a serious lack of oversight into where exactly that money might end up us congressmen . chip roy also has suggested that as america faces surgeon, price inflation and other problems that money would be better spent in the home. and i'm wondering when we voted to go to or if we're going to have a proxy war and we're going to get $40000000000.00 the ukraine because we want to what all fancy, what our blue and yellow ribbons feel good about ourselves. maybe we should actually have a debate in this chamber, a debate in this body because the american people expect us to do that when the border of the country is wide open in cartels have control of it, and fennel is pouring in and we have $30.00 trillion dollars, a debt and gas prices are spiking at $1100.00 to fill a tank, a diesel, and we go blank check. $40000000000.00. and by the way, i'm looking at my colleagues on this side of the owl on that same point. that concern has been echoed by many americans that gasoline prices have surged across the us according record to add $4.00 or more per gallon in all 50 states. this week . many

s. congressman chip roy and to science, that is american face is surging price inflation and other problems that $8.00 money would be better spent at home. and i'm wondering when we voted to go to or if people were going to have a proxy war and we're going to get $40000000000.00 the ukraine, because we wanna what all fancy with our blue and yellow ribbons. feel good about ourselves. maybe we should actually have a debate in this chamber, a debate in this body because the american people expect us to do that. when the border of this country is wide open in cartels have control of it. and fennel is pouring in and we have $30.00 trillion dollars a dead and gas prices are spiking and $1100.00 to fill a tank, a diesel, and we go blank check. $40000000000.00. and by the way, i'm looking at my colleagues on this side of the aisle on that same point. many americans are struggling to meet that basic needs as the annual inflation rate in the country remains close to a 14 year high. the producer price index, which tracks how much manufacturers get the products at that initial sale, has with an 11 perc

he was congressman chip roy has suggested that as america faces surging inflation and other problems that aid money would be better spent at home. and i'm wondering when we voted to go to or if anyway, we're going to have a proxy war and we're going to get $40000000000.00 the ukraine, because we wanna look up fancy with our blue and yellow ribbons. feel good about ourselves. maybe we should actually have a debate in this chamber, a debate in his body because the american people expect us to do that when the border of this country is wide open and cartels have controlled it and fennel is boring in. and we have $30.00 trillion dollars, a debt and gas prices are spiking and $1100.00 to fill a tank, a diesel. and we go blank, jack. $40000000000.00. and by the way, i'm looking at my colleagues on this side of the aisle on that same point on the mystery, isn't going to really have a job ahead of them to explain of the rationale behind this, to the american people. particular going into mid term legend in november of this year, that fully mistake we saw what happened in our lee. we have can

, i don't have a whole lot of respect for politicians, particularly in the west, but congressman chip roy said he kind of asked the, the, the most obvious question. i'm wondering when we voted to go to war. so i mean, what is the objective here? i mean, what, you print all this money, which the u. s. certainly could use a border for example. um, so what is the objective of congress is so determined to help ukraine towards what end do you now go ahead? well, i don't know. to me, i'm mystified as to what is really going through the heads of our elected leaders in terms of what the net gain for the united states is from all of this our suffering. by virtue of the fact that this $40000000.00, this $50000000000.00 does not really exist, and it's just point be printed up. we're suffering from inflation. we're suffer shortages of critical goods from the economy is in bad shape. i think everyone agrees on that. and also the europeans are taking a beating in terms of energy ha, itself and also in terms of a number of products that are vital further economy. so it's a, it's a lose lose kind of situ

into ukraine who might be on the receiving end of some of these deadly weapons. us congressmen, chip roy, has suggested that as american faith is searching inflation and other problems that age money would be better spent at home. and i'm wondering when we voted to go to or if he went, we're going to have a proxy war and we're going to get $40000000000.00 the ukraine, because we wanna what all fancy, what our blue and yellow ribbons feel good about ourselves. maybe we should actually have a debate in this chamber, a debate in this body because the american people expect us to do that. when the border of this country is wide open in cartels have control of it and send those pouring in. and we have $30.00 trillion dollars, a debt and gas prices are spiking and 1100 hours to fill a tank, a diesel, and we go blank, jack. $40000000000.00. and by the way, i'm looking at my colleagues on this side of the aisle on that same point. oh, i've been, mr. watson's been a really have a job ahead of them to explain of the rationale behind this, to the american people directly going into mid term electio

but congressman chip roy said he kind of asked the, the, the most obvious question, i'm wondering when we voted to go to war. so, i mean, what is the objective here? i mean, what, you print all this money, which us certainly could use as a border, for example. um, so what is the objective of congress is so determined to help ukraine towards what end do you now go ahead? well, i don't know. to me, i'm mystified as to what is really going through the heads of our elected leaders in terms of what the net gain for the united states is from all of this our suffering. by virtue of the fact that this $40000000.00, this $50000000000.00 does not really exist, and it's just point be printed up. we're suffering from inflation, we're suffers shortages of critical goods. the economy is in bad shape. i think everyone agrees on that. and also the europeans are taking a beating in terms of energy ha, itself and also in terms of a number of products that are vital further economy. so it's a, it's a lose lose kind of situation for those who are going after russian. i think the simple answer is what lloy

but congressman chip roy said he kind of asked the, the, the most obvious question, i'm wondering when we voted to go to war. so, i mean, what is the objective here? i mean, what, you print all this money, which the u. s. certainly could use a border, for example. um, so what is the objective of congress is so determined to help ukraine towards what end do you now go ahead? well, i don't know. to me, i'm mystified as to what is really going through the heads of our elected leaders in terms of what the net gain for the united states is from all of this our suffering by virtue of the fact that it is 40. but in this $50000000000.00 does not really exist and it's just going to be printed out. we're suffering from inflation . we're suffer shortages of critical goods on the economy is in bad shape. i think everyone agrees on that. and also the europeans are taking a beating in terms of energy ha, itself and also in terms of a number of products that are vital further economy. so it took it to lose lose kind of situation for those who are going after russian. i think the simple answer is what

when the house approved $30 billion in aid, one of the members that voted against the package was chip roy now so congressman, welcome back. >> good evening, shannon. >> this is what the speaker said about that package, that his death accelerates his brutality in ukraine and this includes military aid, helping ukrainian economy, addressing the worldwide hunger crisis stemming from the invasion, so why did you vote no? >> well, first of all, all of our hearts are with the people of ukraine. we are horrified at what vladimir putin and the russians are doing to the ukrainian people, and it is in our interest to push back. nobody denies that. but we spent $13 billion earlier this year, now they come to it, at first it was going to be another 15 million and suddenly it was 40 billion. we got it at 3:00 p.m. yesterday, we were then voting on it by 8:00 p.m. keeping in mind that the $53 billion total is the entire annual budget of the department of homeland security, and we are voting on that in a matter of days without any briefing or strategy or any effort by the administration or the democrats

i saw a great clip of chip roy today conservative america first republican congressman opposing sayingfloor of the house of representatives and that is the real fight between now and november, forget the democrats, it's on the right, between america first on interventions right, an of of george w. bush foreign policy thank you very much. the leadership like mitch mcconnell who would get us killed even sooner than biden if he had his way. kennedy: mitch just wants to sell cocaine to everybody in the world. [laughter] pretty sure. >> i'm settle for that. kennedy: honestly i think elon musk, if you want to do something really interesting, don't become republican. talk about third party, the libertarian party even if you don't like blts, there has to be alternatives better than these two parties who spend way too much money, you will get us into too many wars and screw everything up making the federal government bigger and bigger and bigger, republican party is no longer party of limited government, a few raisin wonderful people willing to stand up every once in a while and say the right t

boebert of colorado, thomas massie of kentucky, clay higgins of louisiana, matt gaetz of florida, chip royxas, paul gosar of arizona, louis gohmert of texas, and marjorie taylor greene of georgia. hearing that list of names is like hearing the roll call at a legion of doom meeting i mean, who else voted against this bill? skeletor i'm just kidding i'm just kidding skeletor's not in congress he's the president's lawyer. [ laughter ] you guys also i got to say, at least with skeletor, you know what you're getting. the dude's a giant, maniacal skeleton in a hoody. he is up-front about being evil. he-man's under no illusions about who he is dealing with he-man never started an episode saying, "hey, maybe we should hear skeletor out. the nationwide formula shortage is an urgent crisis that requires immediate action. and yet, for all their bluster, republicans have once again made it clear they have no interest in actually governing or helping solve the problem. if you're feeling down, they just want you to pick yourself off the ground, because you're in a new town, and head to the -- >> usmca >

chip roy he is confident that the biden administration is being hypocritical and short-sighted in a conversationon. he brought in as. the statements of the democrats, who assured that it was not such a large amount, may justify the allocation of $ 40 billion against the backdrop of record inflation in our country, diligently, working people are forced to spend $ 5 for naked gasoline, and senators. at the same time, they say, they say, 40 billion. not such a big amount. they say we need to support the pentagon of those who withdrew troops from afghanistan, leaving there equipment and equipment worth 85 billion. harsh criticism. submitted the bill. i am the us veterans association in addition to the negative impact on the economy. they emphasized that pumping kiev with weapons would not solve the problem, but only prolong the armed conflict. it is disappointing that congress signed another large-scale aid package to ukraine without clarifying the biden administration's strategy towards ukraine. it is not clear how this serves american interests. washington's haste is doing a disservice, as america

congressman chip roy, david asman, joe concha, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: u.s.e. last seen with a corrections officer and she is also missing. investigators believe she may have helped him escape. steve harrigan has the story from atlanta. hi, steve. >> a nationwide manhunt right now. it began friday morning. the corrections officer, a two decade veteran vickie white was taking this confessed murdereder to the house for a mental health evaluation. he was serving a 75 year term and home invasion and murderer for hire. by 3:00 p.m. there was no sign of either one of them and they learned there was no mental health evaluation scheduled. that patrol car they were in was found abandoned at a shopping center. 20 agents from different law enforcement organizations are trying to work the case. one potential red flag vickie white put in her retirement papers one day before this escape. dana, back to you. >> dana: steve, thank you for that. >> bill: what a story. thank you, steve. meanwhile president biden joking about his job approval ratings at the white house correspon

pushing back on the legislation was chip roy.o clip] >> it's about empowerment of the federal bureaucracy to target americans. that's what it's about. it's questioning that you don't think right, it's the extension of thought crimes that's pervasive in this body that allow the government to target us for what we believe. inherently undermining our fundamental rights as americans to free speech, freedom of association, to be able to engage, to talk with each other without having our government target us. if a bad actor carries out bad acts, prosecute him, prosecute her. but you have to do that with police that are funded, with district attorneys will prosecute the crime and you have to be honest about saying we need to target criminals for criminal acts and not thought crimes. this is nothing more than empowering the federal government to police thought and speech in the united states of america and we should oppose it roundly. host: more of that debate you can see on our website. the house coming in at 9:00 today. our first half-

as a whole -- if you slowly chip roy -- chip away at the basic principles, you are fine, like the republicans did with health care, slowly chip away at the principles of health care that the affordable care act and make it very useless and -- unnecessary. next would be making -- not safe and the next one is making it not necessary. this is the first step in the process and people here have to keep an eye on that. they will say, it is still there and it is up to the states. the next level is to take it away and slowly dismantle it and that is what the gop is about. his two dismantle --is to dismantle. you take away -- health care and roe v. wade. you don't allow the mandate for vaccines to go -- you dismantle that and you are down to nothing left but white man making decisions for the whole country, which is unfair and this is a choice decision. every female should have the choice as to what they need to do. they -- it should not be up to the gop side to the side -- decide what the country should do. the supreme court can have their opinion -- opinion. we know what they are doing. trump made a

lauren boebert, matt gates, louie gohmert, marjorie taylor greene, clay higgins, thomas massie, chip royes that desperately need it? >> first of all, it's great to be with you and i really appreciate all the focus you've put on this. this is horrible that's what happened. it's an all-hands-on-deck moment here and i think as a mom, if this was my son or daughter when they were little or my grandkids, you know, i would be absolutely horrified and angry and people should be. what we do in our committee is oversee what is about half of the baby formula that is available to moms and babies, and that is the wic program, which is for low income moms and babies. really, really important. and so what this does is guarantee that going forward the usda has the power to do whatever is necessary to help moms get whatever is on the shelf for them, whether it's under a wic contract or not. whatever formula is available, they can get it. which may sound like that's not much. it's a big deal right now in terms of making sure they can get whatever is available, whatever size. so all hands on deck to make

reschenthaler: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from the great state of texas, representative chip roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roy: i appreciate the gentleman from pennsylvania. my colleagues are talking about what we're actually here to talk about and we're talking about the concern of blab -- concern about black americans, how about in chicago we had 800 homicides, how about in philadelphia, 562 homicides, how about in d.c., 272 homicide, in austin, 89 homicides. the 12 major cities that broke homicide records in 2021 all have democratic mayors. now democrats and the other side of the isle want to politicize what should be a bipartisan approach to come t baying crime, the crime being created by the policies of our democratic friends on the other side of the aisle. that's truth and that's what we know. the gentleman is talking about what's going on with respect to domestic terrorism the fact of the matter is, we know the truth he asked what's different? the gentleman from pennsylvania answered what's different we know what's different. this departmen

unfortunately, the american people as my friend chip roy, the good gentleman from texas, knows, are suffering right now under horrific high prices that they barely can afford, whether it's for fuel in their car, whether it's for being able to buy groceries if you can find them and heaven forbid you're a family that's got a small wild -- a small child that needs formula. no extra money for that, mr. roy. no extra money for americans. mr. roy: as the gentleman knows as we speak, as we sit here, i got an update from the border, the border patrol is building a new soft-sided tent compound in eagle pass, texas. a picture shows a big tent with chain link fences up, remember the kids in cages? chain link fences up. it says it's roughly 215,000 square feet, almost five acres. to the gentleman's point why would they be doing that? why would secretary mayor cost be ordering border patrol to build a five-acre tent facility in eagle pass, texas. could it be because they believe their mission is to process more aliens coming into the united states? to encourage more to come? have them come across the rive