chuck was. andrea canning: but they didn't arrest chuck.y, and the detective kept investigating him. authorities seized his computer, searched his car. all the while, chuck was saying they were looking at the wrong guy. there's a lot of people that won't confess to a murder, for obvious reasons. at that point, he was a strong person of interest. but i still didn't know if he was my killer. so we continued the search. andrea canning: the investigation dragged on. life for the students on campus began to go back to normal. but when police were called to the scene of one house party, it wasn't because of noise or underage drinking. another woman was in a fight for her life. craig melvin: coming up, a student at a party ends up a prisoner in a stranger's apartment-- kristin lancaster: and immediately, he grabs me and starts choking me again. craig melvin: --when "dateline" continues. [music playing] 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 t

chuck schumer posted trump and vance are doing putin's dirty work. senate democrats will never stop fighting for freedom and democracy. representative diana harbaer says the act displayed by zelenskyy in the oval office was a massive show of srpect. despite this president trump a vice president vance are holding the nend trying to end this conflict peacefully. politics reporter three score and posted this from congressman doban. a bad day for america's foreign-poli. ukraine wants independence, free rkets and rule of law. it wants to be part of the west. russia hates us and our western values. we should be clear that we stand for freedom. >> tuesday night, watch c-span's live coverage of president trump's address to congress. the first address in less than two months since taking office. to begin with a preview of the evening from capitol hill followed by the president's speech. watch democratic response after the president's speech. we will get your reaction on social media. you can also watch a simulcast of the evening's coverage followed by reactio

chuck schumer posted this. trump and vance are doing pun's dirty work. senate democrats will ne stop fighting for freedom and democracy. michael lawler had a longer post that reads -- >> and gregory meeks, g member of the house foreign affairs cmittee said this -- >> next week on the c-span networks, the house and senate are in session. the house will vote on gislation to repeal energy and environmenl rules. the senate continues voting on president trump's cabinet nominations including secretaries of education and labor. both chambers are facing a march 14th government funding deadline. the house can begin voting on legislation to extend funding to the end of september 2 of her shutdown on tuesday. the senate foreign relations committee considers the nomination of matthew whitaker,. as u.s. ambassador to nato. and tuesday evening, president trump delivs an address before a joint seio of congress. wednesday, the mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york city testify before the house oversight committee on the licies of sanctuary cities pink and c-spa

well, chuck it, all fairness, chuck schumer would not entertain h.r. two. i totally agree. okay.so if you saw ad schumer and the other democrats, they said, we're ready now to do this. we're we're of declaring war on the republicans. we're to get together and stop them. so, charles, realists actually, in terms of what we need to achieve, for example, on the just on the birthright citizenship, the 14th amendment is highly. now they tried to kick trump off the ballot on the 14th amendment. the supreme court said no. but on the birthright citizenship provision. highly controversial. what you think's going to happen on the legal end when this goes into effect after the president takes office. okay. thank you. a lot there. i think you would agree. i'm a lawyer. yeah, you're good at it. i can tell. all right. so let's start with entitlements. you have to we have to recognize that birthright citizenship is a major power entitlement, a constitu one that is going to take a whole separate a different avenue to work out and to deal with as far as that bucket of entitlements. though, in gene

the reason that chuck roast is $45 at my grocery store it's supply and demand.s that easy. >> lawrence: we haven't had an administration in the past four years that were focused on the farmers. getting rid of the regulations so they could -- i asked the egg lady earlier, which is the best type of egg and her message was we need all of the eggs. that's what we need. how do you boost productivity and supply all of these areas that will bring the costs down. >> steve: because of bird flu. >> lawrence: corrected. >> ainsley: that was a big issue during the election the economy, inflation, and also the border. that's why there are four major large cities, sanctuary cities in our country. and the mayors of those cities are going to testify in front of congress. they are going to be grilled on the hill. you have the boston mayor michelle wu chicago mayor brandon johns and johnston and new york city mayor eric adams. >> brian: they expect it, know it. i'm sure they will be loaded to try to defend themselves. american people want criminals off the streets. they want to g

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so why now could and decades of conflict, and what might the political implications for chuck a, b, and the region will discuss all this and more with, i guess, but 1st, this report from may close in charge of culture and addicted. so complex that's claims tens of thousands of lives up to low. a chill on the lead of the co dish will cause potty a. p k. k says it's time for the group to lay down its arms and to spend. nothing of the statement was read out by politicians from the pro co dish. people's equality and democracy party of to be visited him in a prison on an island in the sea, of my motto of east, on booth. so you and he's of the groups congress to rectify his deficient look you up, i jog. you did that to be a total grade, so you should lay down that um and the p k. k must dissolve itself tucker's president jeff type of the once a tea party has called on the groups, the heat or challenge is called. the message of the p k. k is found to was created with celebrations in southeast, in toad key. the country's code to hop land. the default alarm deems this appropriate. we will it be

yeah, he said, what are the things you chuck are you with? yeah, so for the looking, you always come from is the most name and mutual official with it. and the item was going from one to one. so it was the guy at the end. well, we know who the guy at the end with the black ribbon in the corner was picture. that's the poorer of mine who died for ball joe, because he'd be still alive today. if johnson had to prevent the piece. the 2nd guy with the beard is a guy called david. hum. yeah, i know david dot com. yeah. was a chief negotiator in his stumble for ukraine. a member of the zealand skis, political party serve and to the people, which by the way is named after the t v show which god zalinski elected as president, where he played a school teacher who became president of a corrupt country comp. make this the a lot of people would say that the british are just the germans, that can swim, you know, the anglo saxons, the angles, saxons, lower sacks, me throughout. germans really clean. victoria couldn't speak a word of english, apparently marri

they've formed the human chain and the several days now has setup tents and chez on the ribbon chuck international bridge which connects the 2 countries. the protest as accuse the echo domain in all may of destroying false things they use every day as it wages war on drug trafficking. the ecuadorian foreign ministry says closing the informal crossings as a necessary security measure. not successfully on the census through bridges are not only necessary passages for the communities, but also important as the memories of the elders. they are an important part of the habits, customs, and traditions of the communities and the populace. what is the model? the ecuadorian military has caused significant damage within the community, and we all showing go solely darted to by joining some interest, a huge deal to the colombian and acquit dougherty and government. you know, because it has to notorious mexican, a drug lords, have a page and course a new york, raphael, colorado quintero, and it since sent a copy of the offences. so facing charges of much a kidnapping, drug trafficking, the transf

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and what might the political implications for chuck a, b, and the region will discuss all this and more with, i guess. but 1st, this report from michael soon, sharp of culture and addicted to conflict. that's claim tens of thousands of lives up the level of chill on the leader of the code is focused potty or p k. k says it's time for the group to lay down its arms and to spend notes in the the, the statement was read out by politicians some to, to dish people's equality in democracy, party of to they visited him in a prison on an island in the sea. of my motto of is steinberg. so you and he's of the groups congress to rectify his decision. lucky i put you on the big they've, let's be a total all great. so you should lay down that um and the p k. k most dissolve itself took as president jeff type of the once a party has called on the groups, the heat or challenge, it's called. the message of the p k. k is found, the was created, the celebrations in southeast and toad. key. the country's code is how plant the default yolanda themes. this appropriate we will it be him because this issue ca

chuck todd or jim acosta are all gone now that gone off into irrelevance like don lemon as well.ashington post" under jef jeff bays also say thy want to go back to the center now or they are declaring that. let's see who they hired to do that. the washington post have never endorsed a republican presidential candidate in their history. that means they endors endorsedy carter and walter mondale who won 7 states combined into elections. and so if they want to keep comparing trump to hitler and say democracy dies in darkness although i know is a "washington post" lost $100 million last year hundreds of thousands of subscribers. we are not just talking tv and radio. but in newspapers as well there's a big shift happening. legacy resistance at media, especially in those places is a dying at a very rapid rate. mark: there's a lot of things going on in this country right now. think a lot of it is very good for the democratic party and that media are on their back. if we just get back to basics we can revitalize themselves. i see this attack on fraud in government. i see all these things

chuck schumer mentioned to axios, democrats caught flat-footed by the attack on women sports. 77 million so they are caught flat-footed after 2023 and they voted on this in the house. not a single democrats voted with republicans on the party line. they had another chance in january, okay, you lost the election in a huge issue if not determinative issue, two democrats set i will vote with republicans and just two in the house of representatives. what happens today? will democrats join with republicans for the filibuster? i'm not holding my breath that wake up guys you are losing! >> harris: it seems like a big number but things are changing and we are a little more than a year and a half away from midterms. they don't have the message yet or tilt local politics is not federal politics, that still, they are in seven swing states that trump won! democrats need to read the room. look, "new york times" survey said vast majority of americanso not think transgender athletes should compete in women's sports. they were is that but also this poll by concerned women for america, 70% of moderate vo

. >> trace: yet senate minority leader chuck schumer said on x trump and vance are doing putin's dirty work. senate democrats will never stop fighting for freedom and democracy. i mean ukraine needs this deal. macron, france, britain, nobody can help except for the president of the united states and right now they are at all it's. >> that is the very fervent reality. president trump was very clear he campaigned on in america first policy. he wanted our foreign policy to benefit americans and i think that's the new thing that we haven't seen. of course the context of this is that americans have felt frustrated that we continue to be involved in these foreign wars, funnel hundreds of billions of dollars to a country like ukraine and that the same time we are neglecting our own citizens so often. president trump wanted to deliver what he saw as a win for americans, where we broker peace. at the same time cut a deal that benefits us. that was of course the understanding. that's part of the reason why treasury secretary went to discuss this with zelenskyy and zelenskyy got on a plane. every

. >> as democrats struggled to come up with a strategy house minority leader hakeem jeffries and chuckumer they want members to attend and bring special guest who they say have been negatively affected by the administration. >> the crypto is surging after trump announced a crypto reserve any idea how that will work. >> we don't have any of the details yet but the news of the crypto world be been waiting for since donald trump won the white house the president announcing untrue social platform the names of five digital assets that he expects to include in a new strategic reserve saying over the weekend and corrupt attacks by the body to administration and they directed the presidential working group to move forward on a crypto that includes xrt, sol. i will make sure the u.s. is a crypto capital of the world making america great again. that was followed an hour later by another post i read btc and eth another valuable currency will be at the heart of the reserve. also love bitcoin and ethereum they have responded with big gains nearly $300 billion worth in the global cryptic market afte

axios reports house minority leader hakeem jeffries and senate if minority leader chuck schumer do wanto attend with a plus one. a congressional a memo obtained by axios asks house democrats bring a guest who has been harmed by the trump administration's early a actions. if party reeders are en-- leaders are encouraging members to stay focused on kitchen table issues and protecting programs like medicaid. they're hoping that approach resonates more with voters instead of simply interrupting the president's speech. but there are democrats who believe not showing up at all sends a better message. per axios, senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, ed markey are some considering not going. senator chris murphy is reportedly also considering not attending telling axios with when president trump does a speech, it's not a serious event. carly, rachel and peter. -- charlie. peter: thanks, maddie. i think part of the reason nancy pelosi doesn't want anyone doing anything dramatic, two reasons. one, what if somebody comes up with something more iconic than ripping a piece of paper? it's possib

members that want to go, their directive from leadership from hakeem jeffries, minority l le leader chuck schumer is clear, bring a guest, have them in gallery and drive a separate narrative. you might see people dismissed or affected by healthcare cuts. whole challenge and strategy from leaders is to focus on gallery and not what the president is saying. as you played there, there are a lot of lawmakers defying leaders and don't want to go on the democratic side. >> steve: it is very unfortunate, a lot of people are losing their jobs with doj cuts. when you look at public opinion polls, majority of americans like what is happening to make federal government more efficient. same thing on the southern border, tightening national security, two things the president will talk about and two things that are very popular and if the democrats start b booing, that is going to be bad for them. >> so what the view from the hig highest echelon is, leave border aside, there is acknowledgement they are losing on that issue. they need to change policies, which they have in some cases. there is quite a b

so i call chuck schumer, who is the senior senator.inton, who's the junior senator from new york. hillary clinton's the first one to call back, and she says, "david, there was something very ominous about your message. is everything all right?" i said, "i guess everything's all right, but i'm gonna be the governor in about 35 minutes." she goes, "oh, my god. what happened?" there's just dead air. how do you explain a sex scandal to hillary clinton? as paterson had been warned, there was a press conference just after 3 p.m. with the shocking news already splashed across "the new york times" web site, everyone thought they knew what they were in for. [camera shutters clicking, reporters murmuring] [amplified voice] good afternoon. i've disappointed and failed to live up to the standard i expected of myself. i must now dedicate some time to regain the trust of my family. -reporter: are you resigning? -reporter #2: are you resigning? reporter #3: are you resigning, governor? in the wake of this completely unexpected news, there was just on

chuck schumer, kirsten gillibrand, ferrer, tish and others. all this, and he is also a founding of the consulting firm, the miramar group and subject and hero of a document called siempre luis, which screened at sundance and aired on hbo. he's also the grandparent two hunter elementary school students is worth noting. somehow, he also found time to write relentless my story of the latino spirit that is transforming. the book. we're here to tonight, nancy pelosi no less, has hailed it as a deeply personal reflection on identity, resilience and the pursuit of justice. part memoir and part call to arms. relentless invites us to experience louie's journey from vega alta, puerto rico to college at nyu and from to his inspiring career and life story and it's great to have the opportunity to explore it here at roosevelt house. so let me briefly tell you how the program will work. our guests will have a conversation of about 40 to 45 minutes, followed by an audience q&a. for which we will ask you as always, please, to wait for a microphone that our st

democratic leader chuck schumer blasted the order, calling it a bid by president trump to turn vladimir putin's favor. russia and ukraine will certainly be a topic when president trump addresses a joint session of congress tuesday night. the speech is not technically a state of the union address, coming just weeks after trump took office for his second term. mr. trump's speech is expected to outline his legislative priorities for the next four years. it's also expected to highlight the work his administration has accomplished since taking office. you can watch president trump's joint address to congress right here on nbc bay area. we will carry it live at 6:00. then join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news at nine. also happening this week. on tuesday, san mateo county voters will decide the fate of measure a, which would allow the board of supervisors to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. corpus has been under fire for months after an independent audit found evidence of an abuse of power, retaliation and intimidation in her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied th

hakeem jeffries and chuck schumer they want the democrats-to-attend and bring special guests that haveeen negatively effected. some people are bringing people that were fired. >> steve: at least four. >> lawrence: this is what the quote that axios got. they said we ask that the house democrats attend the joint address and bring a guest who has been harmed by the trump administration's early action. look. i see what they're trying to do. they are trying to make the issue more relatable, make it more tangible. >> steve: put a face on it. the country is the country supports the action. you are doing one-offs. we don't want people losing their job. we understand how hard it is for them. but, when it comes to waste, fraud and abuse, the country understands that this is a casualty of that. >> brian: what is so interesting is democrats have a strategy. some want to fight. fight every day. james carville famously. sit and play possum. nancy pelosi famed for doing one of the egregious things at a public event by a high ranking official. the one who ripped up the state of the union address her a

senate minority leader chuck schumer, also posting a response to musk's recent comments, saying the trumpis announcing massive cuts to social security staff more than 7000 people. elon musk is calling social security the biggest ponzi scheme of all time. they are attacking social security and democrats are going to fight back. >> overseas faithfuls flocking to rome to pray for pope francis. the 88 year old pontiff is in stable condition today as he recovers from pneumonia in both lungs. he did skip his weekly blessing this morning, and that was to avoid a public appearance. and throughout the weekend, people have left candles and said prayers at the base of the statue of john paul the second, in front of the hospital where the pope is receiving care. visitors from all over the world say they are hopeful he will recover. >> i still believe pope francis has the strong willpower to come out and complete the work that he has already undertaken. that is the renewal of the church. >> the vatican says the pope is grateful to his doctors and the well wishers for their support. he says he is using

. >> chuck. good. >> good morning. good day. >> february 14th. just more than two weeks ago. uh, i was called in to the athletic director's office, and i was told i was my name was on a list, and that list was a termination list. that was a trickle down effect from the trump administration. and it was an executive order for for probationary period. uh. employment, uh, staff. and that that i would be terminated effective that day. that would be my last pay day. >> mhm. and star, when you heard this, what went through your mind. what was the team's reaction. >> um, honestly, it was pretty devastating to our team because of how much our coach means to us and how much we've grown as a team this year. so it was a real shock to know that he was a part of that order and that things had just changed so rapidly. most of us were in shock at the time. >> um, but coach, you decided that although that was your last day being paid, that you were not going to leave the team. why? >> that decision was made without hesitation. um, the dedication that the entire program, the staff, the institu

to your point about using all the tools at your disposal, do you think that minority leader chuck schumer should call on democrats to reject unanimous consent agreements? well, certainly we are looking at all the procedural tools right now. for example, in the senate finance committee, we're looking at ways in which we can strengthen our opportunity to get information from the various nominees. we haven't been able to get that from treasury. so the procedural rules of the senate are one of the areas we're looking at to have more strength to carry out our positions and our values. it sounds like it's under consideration. what would it take for you to suggest to the minority leader that that should be the course of action? it certainly ought to be one of the tools on the table. i'm not going to try to micromanage the senate from the rotunda, but it certainly ought to be. one of the things we look at. senator ron wyden, we have to leave the conversation there. appreciate you joining us. thank you. thanks for having me. of course, brianna. >> we have breaking news into cnn. an alarming update

i didn't like it when chuck schumer asked for netanyahu to be removed and i didn't like it for zelenskyy think it would spiral it into chaos trying to figure out who would lead it to peace. if you remember the press conference in the oval office on president, it started with president trump saying he is a friend of zelenskyy. they've had good conversations and there are obviously differences whwhere zelenskyy wants more in the way of some kind of security guarantees. the united states is not willing to be able to put troops on the ground. we're not willing to do that, but president trump obviously met with zelenskyy first. everyone was saying he was talking with president putin and that's a clear sign of where he is and stands on this, but he wants to get both sides to the table and get an end to the fighting and the death. >> a lot of people are thinking about the bigger implications of this moment. are you concerned that what happened in the oval office, the fact that the united states sided with russia and north korea in that u.n. vote, for example, the fact that president trump accus

it happened before with chuck schumer. it happened with nancy pelosi. when they are arguing over the budget negotiations because donald trump likes the theater, did they force. >> zelenskyy to. ask the question of jd vance? >> i actually disagree with you on that because, you know, i think you've diagnosed the moment that this happened. but the fact that jd vance engaged with zelenskyy, i think it was not a mistake. i think vance has always had an issue with zelenskyy, and we'll talk more about that. but the reception of this, you said it's a political divide. well, over in moscow and among russians, this was the, the, the reaction and insulin. pig finally got a proper slap down in the oval office. another senior russian senator, the kyiv clown, played his role of president poorly at the white house. a russian foreign ministry spokesperson. how trump and vance restrained themselves and didn't hit this scoundrel is a miracle of self-control. there is an agenda in russia to demonize and really to get rid of zelenskyy. and the one thing perhaps that has co

. >> see that that that hakeem jeffries and chuck schumer and they're still trying to say, well, we'reing to show unity and blah blah blah. and i'm like, well, if you're going to go, then you need to go and do something to charlie's point. point drastic to send the message. >> i would do, i would attend, do not attend, do not attend. part of you know what? we'll have more time to talk about it. i'll be taking wagers on my instagram account about if the democrats are going. charlie. tara. thank you tuesday, folks. remember, we're not going, but we'll be here to talk about it. be sure to tune in to msnbc for our special coverage of donald trump's joint address to congress. ari melber and jen psaki are going to kick things off at 6 p.m. eastern with a preview, and then at eight, they will join rachel maddow and the team for coverage of the speech. the speech starts at nine. then at midnight, the three of us. yes, we will bring you reaction from across the country as tuesday right here on msnbc. up next, thousands of people are feeling the pain caused by elon musk's doge. and one of them w

we just got a press release from chuck schumer, and he's one of the folks who has some invited as his some people who were fired. one of them is a disabled army veteran. she was receiving disability but wanted to work, so she was working at the buffalo va, helping fellow veterans obtain her benefits. benefits. she was fired. a usda worker who was fired from her job helping farmers in business people through the rural development office. a number of people who are medicaid recipients, including one home health care worker. what a democrat's guess. tell us about the message they want to send, the image they want to project. >> well. >> chris. >> it's. >> about real. >> impact, right? >> individuals who are not. >> amorphous, federal workers who are a part of the blob. in washington. >> dc. >> but people who you might go to church or synagogue with, people whose. >> kids you. >> go to school, go to school with your kids. >> these are real. >> folks who are counting on jobs here. >> they're federal. >> workers, but they're workers. >> and what donald trump and elon musk and republicans ar

. >> ana eugene some democrats, including senate minority leader chuck schumer, plan to bring guests affected by trump's cuts to send a message. on the other hand, you have senator chris murphy, who is skipping the speech altogether. and here's his reasoning. >> i think that state of the. >> union speech is going to be. >> a farce. >> i think it's. >> going to be a maga pep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. >> i think donald. >> trump is going to spew a series of lies. >> about his alignment. >> with russia. about what he's trying to do to allow elon musk to essentially monetize the american government, to enrich. >> musk and. >> his billionaire crowd. and i'm just not going to be a part of. >> that. you know, i think what democratic voters want to see is a fight, right? they seem to feel like the party is listless, that they don't have a clear message. and you can see in the different approaches that that schumer and murphy are doing, and many other democrats trying to figure out what that message actually is and how you navigate that. right. you can see it in whether or not

and the democrats, if they if mitch mcconnell was chuck schumer, he would be. absolutely wrecking the hell out of donald trump every minute. >> of the day. >> so fight. >> yeah, definitely. that's more and more people. >> are calling for the democrats to do just that. we'll see if they actually heed that call. rick wilson and. misha cross, thank you to the both of you for. starting us off tonight. greatly appreciate it as always. >> coming up, we're going to look at andrew. >> cuomo's mayoral run, specifically what his return to politics could mean for the democrats that are welcoming him back. >> we're going to talk to. >> fellow new yorker, former congressman jamaal bowman about congressman jamaal bowman about that and much more. asthma. does it have you missing out on what you love with who you love? it's time to get back out there with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks and can also be taken conveniently at home. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the fi

the pentagon declined to comment, citing operational security concerns, but senate democratic leader chuckchumer overnight ripping that move as a giveaway to putin and a critical strategic mistake. >> garrett haake at the white house, thank you. >>> let us turn to president trump's ongoing efforts to reduce the side of the federal government. this morning agencies are bracing for more job cuts and a second email from elonusk's doge team once again demanding a list of accomplishments, creating new confusion this morning. nbc's chief capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles continues to follow this. good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning. and many federal workers were unsure how to respond to the first email they received demanding to know what they had accomplished at work. now they're getting a second version with a warning that this request may become a regular requirement. over the weekend, millions of federal workers received a second email demanding five things they accomplished in the last week or risk being fired. the emails have been created by the elon musk-led departm

we both started our legal career practicing under chuck cooper, one of the finest supreme court litigators on the planet. it is the only position in the entire federal government that is required by statute to be, quote, learned in the law. i will note i'm grateful that is not a requirement to serve on the senate judiciary committee. but i would ask you to chair with the committee and the american people, what is the responsibility of attorney general and how would you carry out this task if and when you are confirmed? >> thank you very much, senator, thank you for the opportunity to meet an discuss legal issues facing the united states. i believe i respond today early yes questions that the role was to defend both the statutes of the united states that are enacted by congress and the executive actions. how can that perspective enhance civil rights provision in advocating for all americans from all backgrounds? >> thank you for that question, senator. i would put it this way, my faith itself teaches openness for all, respect for all and protecting the defenseless. that is -- those are the

and denise's absentia and mary chu carolyn i write about fernandes or i'll be presenting president chuckcollins will be presenting and we'll have our legacy grantees awardees and they'll be all past our past recent past and present awardees. so it's going to be a nice evening and then afterwards the people will get a chance to go to the gallery and see the show that's currently up and so that will be an opportunity as well. so it's going to be a good evening. it's a long day tomorrow but it's going to be a fun day tomorrow and so we encourage everybody to come and show up. >> we have something nice planned for everybody so thank you. >> all right. thank you. anything else? no. okay. i guess i need to ask if there's public comment. >> no comment public no public? >> no comment. then i will go to item number 16 which is adjournment right my name is mark, the general manager of condor beach in san francisco. condor was created [indiscernible] when it started in 1964, the club becoming the first adult entertainment, club regal in america, that was something big, that was huge. condor givers

democrat right now who can command a national attention because of either their position like chuck schumer the senate, but he's just not a national figure like that. and the way that politics works, way power works, is that it's almost always a reaction to who's in power now. and so whatever trump does, it will feed that reaction. and if he's unpopular. >> then little. >> by little, republicans. >> will. >> break from him potentially. and it will give a clear opening for democrats to figure out, how do you run against a guy who doesn't do or believe or say anything that you thought anybody could and get away with it in american politics? and so all the power flows through him. the reason that i'm not as certain as others that republicans will break as quickly from trump if things go poorly, is this combination of musk and trump like the new dynamic? and you saw that in the nominating process, is that when you have the power of the presidency and the power of sort of the information warfare machine aimed at you, almost. >> no one has the. >> courage to stand up and take the bullet. nobody y

chuck todd, an ex- friend of yours said i thought he really actually cared about being a journalist first-- wanted to walk that line. >> that is interesting. i do not know. i do not know what promoted him to do that. i had an interview with the prime minister today. i don't know what he's doing. [laughter] i think, my focus is, you know, what i said it covering the news . if i had off the record conversations and moments with president trump, i think that any journalist would want to get in his mind of what is next. things are going a million miles an hour. i do not think that that is true as i said, we have covered a lot of things that we were first on. you know, the cognitive questions about president biden. we were told that we were running sheet take videos and it was all attacked. and now there is an effort. >> did you not apologize for that? [laughter] >> no. covid, you go to the lab and you go to all of these things that we were a conspiracy theory. and one year later, it turns out to be we were leading the way. over time the audience has come to trust when we have big events break

guest: we know chuck schumer democratic leader to say look, invite guests who can demonstrating aboutacted by some of president trump's policies. who have been hurt by some of president trump's policies. people like v.a. workers who are supporting veterans and veterans with disabilities. usda workers, noaa workers, federal government workers who to the work of the country that is oftentimes unseen as well as people like who are impacted by potential medicaid cuts that we have heard so much about from democrats as the republicans try to advance their agenda including tax cuts and figuring out how to pay for that agenda. what democrats say will come out of the pockets of people who are recipients of medicaid. that have been disputed by republicans. we'll see what happens on that front. the other thing i would also mention is that we're kind of see a lot of the cabinet members very likely, key members of trump's cabinet who just had their bruising confirmation hearings before the united states senate. you'll see the senators sitting there with some of the cabinet members who recently had

it shows a picture of chuck schumer other democrats at a rally against elon musk.mentioned elon earlier. your thoughts on his approach to tightening government spending and reducing the size of the federal government. guest: i compare it to people who are overweight and want to lose weight. you can go on a diet or you can go for liposuction. the liposuction is more radical and can be painful in some instances but it will achieve your objective a lot faster. even democrats acknowledge now there is waste, fraud, and abuse in government. inspector general for the social security administration recently said between fiscal years 2015 and 2022, there was $72 billion in improper payments. $72 billion. some went to dead people. some went to people 150 years old. the oldest person in the world just died at 113. i do not know if she was getting social security or not. it is clear we are overspending. this is how we got to a $36 trillion debt. the question is, should we be taking a scalpel or a chainsaw to the federal government? something has to be done? -- something has to

it shows a picture of chuck schumer other democrats at a rally against elon musk.ntioned elon earlier. your thoughts on his approach to tightening government spending and reducing the size of the federal government. guest: i compare it to people who are overweight and want to lose weight. you can go on a diet or you can go for liposuction. the liposuction is more radical and can be painful in some instances but it will achieve your objective a lot faster. even democrats acknowledge now there is waste, fraud, and abuse in government. inspector general for the social security administration recently said between fiscal years 2015 and 2022, there was $72 billion in improper payments. $72 billion. some went to dead people. some went to people 150 years old. the oldest person in the world just died at 113. i do not know if she was getting social security or not. it is clear we are overspending. this is how we got to a $36 trillion debt. the question is, should we be taking a scalpel or a chainsaw to the federal government? something has to be done? -- something has to b

chuck edwards. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. edwards: thank you, mr. chair.irst of all, i'd like to acknowledge the great work our budget chairman has done to bring us to this point today. it's taken him hundreds of hours and tested his blood pressure quite seriously to get us to this point. and i rise today in firm support of this resolution. in november last year, 77 million americans demanded changes in how our federal government is working for them, particularly in the disastrous policies from the last four years and i plan to help deliver on those demands by fixing how washington works and implementing president trump's agenda to make america first. this resolution gives us the framework we need to meet the demands of those 77 million americans. those demands include fixing our border, this crisis once and for all. this resolution does that. those demands include unleashing american energy. this resolution does that. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. edwards: mr. chair, i urge strong support for this resolution. thank you very much. mr. ar

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