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i want to thank again my good friend representative chris smith for his lifetime of work on this issue. it has made a real difference. and this re-authorization will continue to make a difference for years to come by building on the lessons learned since he first introduced the first modern anti-trafficking bill in 2000. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 5856, and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: t he gentleman from north carolina yields. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: we've worked on many important human rights issues and trafficking. ms. manning was a star when we had our hearings on this, and i want to thank her for herrell went defense of the victims as well as trying to stop the perpetuators of these horrible crimes. you know, at a congressional hearing, and that's one of the ones i'm talking about just now with my good friend and colleague, that i chaired last may, a woman by the name of gina cavallo, an amazing, courageous woman from my state of new jersey, told us how she suffered unspeakable violence, including rapes, coe

republican congressman chris smith of new jersey with this. >> right below the headquarters of unrwa in gaza strip was a command and control facility, huge for hamas. hamas and unrwa, there is no distinction between the two. and it's about time policymakers in the u.s. and around the world recognize that. >> harris: "wall street journal" editorial board, hamas was right under unrwa's nose. they looked the other way keeping gaza safe for hamas. this only adds to the scroti northeast agency after israel provided evidence that 12 unrwa employees actually took part in the october 7th massacre and 1200 of them have links to hamas or islamic jihad. fox news contributor steve hilton. this is unbelievable that no one spoke about this until now. >> exactly. more and more is coming out that reveals this absolutely structural anti-semitism that is built into the united nations more broadly. specifically unrwa. we knew of the participation of their employees in the atrocities and the links to hamas. also the celebrations. these are people who work for unrwa. we have their messages celebrating th

. >> chris smith is a patriotss fan and they still greet eacha othepatr still gr with the middm >> numbeber one, they say how much they care about onet on another and how much they care about their teams. i hope they have a great timd hm weekend. >> best to them and go cheap. >>ckets are expensive and havee anybody rips off their social security numbers? >> who's coming after them securi? r them? >> jason steak? yes. vengeanc>> jasonay.e [ star spangled banner ] will: good morning, welcome to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning. will cain, rachel cam campos-duy and sitting in for pete is joey jones. >> good morning. i have a lab because duck hunting season ended and i'm sad. will: super bowl weekend and it's a big game, huge spectacle and there was an awesome photo of a rodeo and the flag hanging on or just in front of a cactus. i'm going to presume that's somewhere in arizona. maybe far west texas. look at that crowd. look at bleachers -- bleachers, six, seven, eight feet tall and there's something about a small town, high school footballing game, tiny community rodeo and national ant

republican congressman chris smith tells fox that blame game won't work.ad he says the president should get in a room with speaker mike johnson. >> what do you think he should say at this point. >> well, i think he should say mr. president, why haven't you made the case? and i don't think just glibly saying oh, you guys are to blame carries any weight. because it doesn't. >> yesterday, the speaker spent time with former president trump in florida as the senate's $95 billion foreign aid package sits on ice. there is a slimmer alternative making the rounds nut house right now. that bipartisan package brings back the trump era remain in mexico policy while also sending $66 billion in defense only aid to ukraine, israel, and taiwan. now, co-author congressman brian fitzpatrick just met with president zelenskyy this week. he says he is going to be talking about this bill with the speaker tomorrow. >> we have been texting back and forth. i'm actually going to have a call with him tomorrow. people are very interested in this concept. they are. we have it very pai

i was having a private conversation with chris smith, a republican member of congress since 1981. he's very good friends with joe biden. at least they were. he talked to him back in 2021. i asked him, is it the same person? he said no, he's a shadow of who he was. so he is not mentally competent. i can't believe he's lasted this long and we cannot re-elect him in november. >> trace: i want to read page 208 of the special counsel report here. it says here -- >> it paints a good picture of where these documents, how respected these document were and where they were just discarteded in a garage where anybody would walk in and get polling soil. what is in the box over here? >> it reads like a bad lazy novel. this is stranger than fixture stuff. how in the world does he have possession of these? and why -- not even as if he had it in his home. like a gun safe or something. no, it was lying next to the whiffle ball that hunter plays with. my goodness. the guy is 50 going 0 on 10 as it is. >> trace: thanks, pat. >> thank you. god bless. >> trace: the special counsel released their findin

. >> chris smith is a patriotss fan and they still greet eacha othepatr still gr with the middm >> numbebermuch they care about onet on another and how much they care about their teams. i hope they have a great timd hm weekend. >> best to them and go cheap. >>ckets are expensive and havee anybody rips off their social security numbers? >> who's coming after them securi? r them? >> jason steak? yes. vengeanc>> jasonay.e

well , polly, an smith. chris well, polly, an extraordinary time here, an unprecedented time of the tories most the tory party and snp walking out in protest over labour being given a vote when they shouldn't have had one. >> under parliamentary precedent . and joining me now is former leader sir iain duncan smith . leader sir iain duncan smith. sir ian, you've been around longer than i have . i've never longer than i have. i've never seen before. seen it before. >> , not like this. and >> no, not like this. and i think it's a for many viewers, they won't understand what's been . on there's never been going. on there's never normally ever a second amendment to an opposition day motion. the opposition days are about giving the opposition a chance to put their motion forward. otherwise all they're ever doing is reacting government . and that all they're ever doing is reac agreed government . and that all they're ever doing is reac agreed byfernment . and that all they're ever doing is reac agreed by labour1t . and t

well , polly, an smith. chris well, polly, an extraordinary time here, an unprecedented time of the tories most the tory party and snp walking out in protest over labour being given a vote when they shouldn't have had one. >> under parliamentary precedent . and joining me now is former leader sir iain duncan smith . leader sir iain duncan smith. sir ian, you've been around longer than i have . i've never longer than i have. i've never seen before. seen it before. >> , not like this. and >> no, not like this. and i think it's a for many viewers, they won't understand what's been . on there's never been going. on there's never normally ever a second amendment to an opposition day motion. the opposition days are about giving the opposition a chance to put their motion forward. otherwise all they're ever doing is reacting government . and that all they're ever doing is reac agreed government . and that all they're ever doing is reac agreed byfernment . and that all they're ever doing is reac agreed by labour1t . and t

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. >> reporter: brandon quigley and chris keane meet the royals and smith coronas rehearsing at chris's song is pretty good, but i think it would sound better not on one typewriter but eight? >> reporter: i've never thought that. >> well, we have. >> that's our origin. >> we heard "last christmas" by wham and thought it would sound better on typewriter and did it. >> reporter: if it's noise that makes sense this is it. what does your sheet music look like? >> it's a mess. >> reporter: the goal, not words per minute, but beats and hooks. >> this is a song without any melody or lyrics and yet somehow it's still catchy. >> reporter: "the kelly clarkson show" thought so. what's the next holy grail for you? >> i don't know, the mgm sphere in las vegas? >> sure. does u2 need an opening act? >> reporter: but first ralph steiner in worcester. >> kids who have never seen a typewriter before, what is this strange device? we allow them to touch it and make noise. >> reporter: the one thing i did notice is for most orchestras, leroy anderson's the typewriter song is an absolute staple. ♪♪ but it's

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>> you know, chris, this decision coming two weeks after the request for a stay by jack smith and people saying that's a really long time. why did they take so long? this has struggle and compromise written all over it. you have to remember that on the trial level, there's just one judge, and in this case, it was judge chutkan. she only has to convince herself. when you get to the appellate court, the court of appeals, it's three judges. they have to talk amongst each other and try to convince each other of certain positions, and you recall that opinion took several weeks as well. when you get to the supreme court, you're not talking about just one person. you're talking about nine people, and they discuss. they argue. they have to talk about how broadly to rule, how narrowly to rule. the chief justice is trying to keep this court together. that is -- you'll notice that there were no dissents or objections to the order he put out yesterday, and i'm not a fly on the wall in their deliberations room, but i'm pretty sure there is a lot of arguing and discussion that went into the decision t

take over his leader of republicans in the senate will going to be asking students are zÜrich smith and to chris straight ahead below president biden, living remarks from the white house section to fight crime make community safer across u.s. because what he failed to mention, the horrendous uptick in crime by legal hundred is a real chad pergram and edward lawrence percent talk to senior congressional course monica chad pergram life on mitch mcconnell stepping out as leader. chad: absolutely interesting mitch mcconnell, he has the longest-serving senate leader on the party both in the majority and minority, and became leader into thousand thousand and seven, mcconnell suffered from health problems last year mcconnell quoted from the book of ecclesiastes, on the floor. >> so is kind of soon for me to think about, another season. the father time remains undefeated. i'm no longer the young man sitting in the back, hoping the colleagues would remember my name. chad: mcconnell does not have as much control is in the republicans as he once did, mcconnell failed to get a majority of the republicans to

from 3:00 to 5:00 special counsel jack smith's team has the opportunity to meet with judge cannon again. the reason why i say it's again, chris, is because on january 31st, jack smith's team met with judge cannon for three hours in order to explain why certain buckets of classified information needed to be treated in certain ways. like i mentioned a minute ago, the ideas of redactions, deletions or substitutions. this is the discovery process at this time, chris. discovery has to be met in terms of certain legal standards and there will be a separate evaluation of the use of classified information as we get closer to trial. >> lisa, the charges against trump focus on 31 document some are secret. others are top secret, which is obviously a much higher classification. that's just a fraction of the number of documents that were seized at mar-a-lago. how does this process work now? do they go over each and every page? what do you imagine the conversation is like? >> let's go back a second first. you mentioned there were 31 documents at issue and several hundred seize friday mar-a-lago. the range of classified documents in the cas

but it's smith as well that spring and chris doyle, he's the director of the council for our british understanding, joins us now from london. good. have you with us? what do you make of the case argument today? did it have any visible impacts on the quote? it is hard to know what the judges will make of that, but this is very much typical of a long standing british possession. i'm afraid that wants to see international law shifted aside. so the in favor of political negotiations will be the on to need to speak of at the moment between his role and the palestinians. it creates this conflict as if it is one of 2 equal positives. israel and palestine living side by side, you have to work out the difference as well as what the cause has been almost is to determine off to 56 and a half years of protracted is ready, military occupation, whether what is meant to be temporary, your patients should come to an end what it seems that brooklyn is more interested in um, united states as well as some sort of coming in process of negotiations as opposed to the permanent prices of occupation that is

>> well, chris, as the basis of what we're talking about here, jack smith is trying to preserve the integrity avoid any issues around witness tampering by trying to keep as many details around the probe as well as the witness under wraps, what you are basically trying to do is keep donald trump or anyone from his camp from leaking this out in such a way that could have this witness doxed or become uncooperative. donald trump's platform is so large that his followers are so avid that it is possible they will go after everyone they can in terms of someone they can get information about. what he's trying to do is let the court know, look, this is somebody valuable to the integrity of this case, and we can't have the information out there because if we do, there may be further threats and this person may not agree to cooperate. >> yeah. we know a lot of people around the trump trials faced threats, harassment, intimidation, anyone involved really. after the verdict in the carol case, i thought it was notable -- sorry, we have to thank you for that because we have to go to the white house where th

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chris. we face a lot of news to get to tonight including a rocket of a filing from prosecutor jack smith. the results of that congressional race, but we begin with the devastating but familiar news from missouri. a suiting a shooting at the end of the kansas city chiefs super bowl victory parade has left at least one person dead and about two dozen in the crowd wounded according to police. nine of those who suffered gunshot wounds were children, ranging in ages from 6 to 15, according to hospital officials. when the chiefs won the title on sunday, a record number of people watched the game, and by all accounts a record number of fans, hundreds of thousands, turned out in downtown kansas city for today's celebration. it was at that celebration was ending this afternoon that the shooting began. this reporters live shot, you can see people in the background running for their lives. three people are now in police custody, though i have to say it is unclear exactly what the motive was or why any of this happened. the officials said they do not believe the motive of the shooting was terrorism.

chris heaton—harris. when i interviewed him and compared him withjulian smith, he said, i am very happy being chris heaton—harrise republican movement, in the ira. could that possibly be a slip of the town! fir the ira. could that possibly be a slip of the town!— slip of the town! or a deliberate 'oke? slip of the town! or a deliberate joke? was _ slip of the town! or a deliberate joke? was it _ slip of the town! or a deliberate joke? was it maybe _ slip of the town! or a deliberate joke? was it maybe an - slip of the town! or a deliberate joke? was it maybe an in - slip of the town! or a deliberate joke? was it maybe an injoke? | joke? was it maybe an injoke? he seemed to be laughing himself. he seemed to be laughing himself. he appeared to apologise. i thought it must be deliberate then thought could it be accidental, i don't know what to make of that. he might have been making his presence — he might have been making his presence felt _ he might have been making his presence felt after— he might have been making his presence felt after that - he might have been making hisi presence felt after that negative fal

chris. >> that is unbelievably tragic, morgan chesky, thank you, we appreciate it. >>> in 60 seconds, a supreme court stunner for special counsel jack smith there potentially another legal blow coming tomorrow? er legal blow coming tomorrow a vaccine to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. it's not for everyone and may not protect all who receive it. don't get abrysvo if you've had an allergic... ...reaction to its ingredients. a weakened immune system may decrease your response. most common side effects are tiredness, headache, injection-site pain and muscle pain. ask about pfizer's abrysvo®. because every breath matters. >>> is special counsel jack smith's really bad week about to get a whole lot worse. after the supreme court agreed to hear donald trump's immunity case, the time line for that federal trial is now a big question mark, and tomorrow he will also learn whether his mar-a-lago classified documents case will be delayed as well. let me bring in former federal prosecutor kristy greenberg, lisa rubin is back with us. so the gop is telling trump supporters that he plans to be in florida for thi

. >> chris: at one level it's an anodyne announcement paired with a sails we we are granting donald trump's stay which means that proceeding stay paws. spirits are jack smithmagine you would react we are going to take up arguments on april 22nd. seven weeks from now. and everything will be stayed pending. to be clear, they took 15 days from the time that briefs were submitted to make this decision. 15 days in which they weren't writing any orders, worked doing any work on they just burned 15 days and then after burning 15 days they turn around and say we are going to do arguments in seven weeks. that's nine weeks that they have taken off the calendar. >> stephen: this seems like they are doing him a solid because what he wants more than anything else is just to burn out the clock so that the trials don't happen regardless of what the ruling is. >> chris: that's correct. from the moment the indictments were announced and particularly this one which have biggest and most important for a bunch of different reasons. >> stephen: ethically deserved to know whether the president of the united states engaged in in an instruction against his own government if he wa

smith filed his brief with the supreme court opposing donald trump's quest for total immunity. republicans are licking their wounds after yet another election defeat last night. and maryland senator chris hollande joins me after his powerful floor speech accusing israel of a textbook war crime in gaza. >>> but we begin tonight with peak america. today, in downtown kansas city, missouri, a valentine's day mass shooting erupted as the city was celebrating its third super bowl title in five seasons. a tragic but not so surprising end to what should have been a dynasty cementing moment for kansas city football. instead, today is seared in american memory for a very different and gruesome reason. police say shots were fired as soon as the rally concluded this afternoon. the shooting occurred west of union station near the end of the rally that followed the parade. 22 people were injured, including some children. three people are detained, at least one person is dead. super bowl sunday wasn't too long ago. you can count the days on one hand. an overtime thriller where quarterback patrick mahomes led another comeback on the nfl's biggest stage in america's showcase capital. we all watched it.

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