chuck schumer is suggesting now that hses bring it to the senate floor. ctober 7, hamas, the radical proxies for iran, lit a fire in israel. re is to burning. biden and schumer are telling israel that they are only allowed to put o part of the fire. that is simply not going to woisrael needs to finish the jo. america needs to help israel extinguish the flame of terror brought by hamas. it wasn't that long ago when president biden called for the elimination of hamashe's not do. now it's clear that biden and sctheiback on israel. they are carrying water for a an this is not obligated. it's actually very simple. this is a moment where we need e entire world needs moral clarity. you are either with israel or you are not. umer refuses to bring this up for a vote, he will be telling the world that the democrats are no longer willing to stand with our great ally. i don't think that that is a amican people. with that, i yield to steveis >> thank mr. speaker. later today, the house will be maki vstoric and important vote. that's whether or not we d th israel. th th

on israel and the lack of leadership or sink in the democrat party led by joe biden and chuck schumers disgraceful. they have turned their backs on supporting our mos precious ally, israel, and a time existenial nee f instead choosing to placate the far left democrat radicals who are nthe r party.schumer, time and time agn vehemently blocked our israel aid package publicly rebuked prime minister netanyahu that leader of an at war. meanwhile joe biden has sent everything in his per to give iran and its terrorist proxies the green light to escalate attack, withholding critical aid but pressuring israel to surrender at every opportunity joe biden has failed to support israel. under joe biden adversaries no longer fear us and our allies us. if joe biden wanted to ensure israel dend itself, he would yet he refuses. will judge for failure and history jge joe biden for the failure as well house or hoe republicans will not be we'll put this legislation on the floor this week will put president trump back in the white house, grow our majority protect the senate and take out togetherrepublic w

it is politics all politics, all day for chuck schumer. maria: that is so horrible to hear that that it is all politics all the time, with chuck schumer. it is same thing with joe biden, let's face it senator, okay? he is afraid of not getting the pro-palestinian vote in places like minnesota, michigan. what else can we believe is the reason he took so long to say anything about all of this antisemitism raging in the country shouldn't he have been out day one denouncing this is. >> absolutely president should have been there day one where has he been rab columbia university says to jewish students better stray off campus not safe faculty there, that safety concerns you see how it escalated into such a destructive protest, yet silence crickets from president, what was he doing deciding whose side he is on or how to phrase it? no. this should never be acceptable antisemitism should be extinguished in this country has to come from the president he had a very weak response. >> i want your take, on the education secretary you had a chance to qu

we will have israel's back whene happens later today when it send th t chuck schumer he's going to havemake a decision he can give hot air in rhetoricr in the senate there's going t be a lot of other people that's going to have a say in whether or not he sits on israel. but that i want to bring whip. >> one month ago onpril 13 we stand withaend its people and the united states will do everything we c to support israel's defense against iran." the following day he said the u.s. commitment to israel's flash forward to it yesterday at senator schumer said he will block our bill requiring president biden to send military aid to israel. where is your support now, senator? was it lipservice or w need to buy you a new dictionary purposely rourc more precious dollarssot an ironclad commitment aiding and abetting barbaric terrorists moral of the story not believe them. actions speak louder than words and supportgestlly in the middle east. meanwhile the world is win iran and its proxies are taking. will not let up on our mission to ensure israel has theresourcs once and for all. over to our confe

chuck schumer has said that he plans to sign the letter.is office has said that he intends to sign the letter just this week. he said that he is supportive of having netanyahu come to congress. he's just talking to speaker johnson about timing gear, but of course it could put them in a precarious position because you will remember just a few weeks ago. chuck schumer had this high profile speech on the senate floor where he called for new elections in israel, argued that netanyahu had, lost his way. so he has said that the us, israel relationship is ironclad and it will last past any leader or any route government. so he is expected to sign it. but again, already some progressive raising raising raising, hey, with the idea of netanyahu coming some of them actually threatened to boycott. >> all right, michael schnell, good to have you. thanks so much. >> russian state tv's newest star because if familiar face here in the us, how the kremlin is showing love for former fox news host, tucker carlson assignments are going off and playing the torn

this whole thing was pre conferenced with chuck schumer. why is it that in all three bee trails the senate didn't change a word of the bills when they went from the senate to the house? it's because mike johnson was doing chuck schumer and joe biden's biddingment they didn't need to change a word of the bills. chuck schumer wanted those bills exactly as mike johnson passed them and promised. fisa without warrant, omnibus with a new building for the fbi and 100 billion in foreign aid with no border security in it. as ms. greene stated our border is wide open. wide open, this was our last chance for leverage and the speaker gave it all up. now, why would hakeem jeffries endorse a republican speaker? aren't they arch rivals? i mean, what does hakeem jeffries want after all? he wants an open border? he wants to increase spending? he wants to take back the majority and most of all, he and the democrat conference here want president trump to lose. who do they think can deliver on all four of those things? mike johnson will deliver these things fo

chuck schumer wants to take another stand -- stan added.ut we want to address this other important development here because the secretary has tried to resurrect this but it looks like an uphill fight. secretary, very good to have you. is it an impossible fight. >>> republicans say you are just wasting your time, chuck schumer is wasting his time. what do you say? >> neil, thank you for having me on. the senators and i and others put into my is amount of effort and time into negotiating the bipartisan senate bill. that bipartisan senate bill would deliver for us changes to 30-year-old laws that are incredibly needed, we are dealing with terrifically woken asylum system and we'll deliver for us resources at a level that we desperately need, that we do not have. >> neil: that's not going to go anywhere, right -- neck that were you there chuck schumer is wasting his time, you're wasting your time, this isn't going to go anywhere? >> look, neil, i am focused on achieving needed outcomes in this legislation is a needed outcome and i'm not going t

you have chuck schumer doing this because they are hurting.umber one issue with the american people. the american people are living this, harris, every town is a border town. every state a border state. the drugs, the fentanyl, the deaths. you have the crime, you have gangs, you have human trafficking, sex trafficking. people are seeing this in their communities, on their streets and they are saying we have had it. well, this administration, joe biden started on day one, he did 94 executive orders in his first 100 days reversing president donald trump's border policy, which gave us the most secure border that we have had in decades. the american people are living this border issue in their communities. they know there is dhs secretary mayorkas who cannot tell you this country is secure. he doesn't believe in secure borders. he will not answer a question. people know there are hundreds of terrorists. there are thousands of people from communities of interest. there are tens of thousands of chinese mainly young adult single males that have flood

chuck schumer vote against all the amendments. he wanted those bills exactly as mike johnson had passed them. exactly as he promised, without warrants, in omnibus with the new building for the fbi and the hundred billion dollars of foreign aid with no border security in it. as ms. green stated, our border is wide open. wide open. this was our last chance for leverage and the speaker gave it all up. why would hakeem jeffries endorse a republican speaker? aren't they arch rivals? what does hakeem jeffries want, after all. he wants open border, he wants to increase spending, he wants to take back the majority, and most of all, he and the democrat conference want president trump to lose. who do they think can deliver on all four votes. mike johnson will deliver all of these things for them. increase spending, open borders, a loss of our majority and a loss for president trump because this is so demotivating. we sat here and watch total capitulation with the democrats waving flags that were pre-medicated of another country, not just th

chuck schumer fought against the amendments. he wanted the bills exactly as mike johnson had passed them. exactly as mike johnson promised. fisa without warrants. the omnibus with the new building for the f.b.i. and $100 billion in foreign aid with no border security in it. as ms. greene stated, our border is wide open. wide open. this was our last chance for leverage. the speaker gave it all up. now why would hakeem jeffries endorse a republican speaker? aren't they arch rivals? i mean what does a hakeem jeffries want, after all? he wants an open border, he wants increased spend, he wants to take back the majority and most of all, he and the democratic conference here want president trump to lose. who do they think they can deliver on all of those things. mike johnson will deliver those things for them, open borders, a loss for the majority and a loss of president trump. this is so demotivating. we sat here and watched total capitulation with the democrats waving flags that was premeditated of another country, not the american

now chuck schumer is trying to come back to this another vote on it and he recognized last night thais had a slim chance of passing. this is a political move as we close in on the november election. the border issue continues to be a top issue. e way for democrats to flip the switch on republicans to do some messaging on the border. it gives anragenergy to cast a vote on the record in support of cracking down the situation at the southern we are finally going to see this vote this week. the political ramifications, democrats are hoping could be host: will republicans vote for it? guest:t is very unlikely that will happen. publican negotiator james lankford was the conservative night tirelessly for months to come to a consensus. cast out the strategy last week in an interviewayg this is not a serious effort and he had nore any outreach from democrats to try and move the ball forward in terms of border security. he essentially said this is a political gambit as we close in on tov. there were a few others back in s mitt romney and some other more centrist iualsike that. we could see them

i want to correct chuck schumer made a comment yesterday. netanyahu removed but schumer said this smashing windows with hammers, taking over university buildings is not free speech it is lawlessness, those who did it should face the consequences that are not nearly a slap on the wrist. he said it's unacceptable when the jewish students are targeted for being jewish. in verbal abuse as intimidation and justification of the murder and with the violence of octobe. as i said on my speech last november that is the anti-semitism it is lawful and unacceptable said chuck schumer yesterday. your reaction. >> there's big donors that doctors chuck schumer he's done such a big flip-flop this is not enough restatements congress needs to act. maria: is not enough. >> congress has given $5 billion to the university's the elitist universities and private institutions, our taxpayer dollars are paying for the protest on the street this is unacceptable chuck needs to put his money where his mouth is and produce divisive action and make sure this never happens

it was on the senate side that senate majority leader chuck schumer reiterated his intention to bring back a vote on the bipartisan immigration bill. here are some of his comments from yesterday. >> a few months ago, i felt a motion to proceed to the bipartisan border act. the same bill negotiated three months ago by the bipartisan group of senators murphy, cinema, and langford. last night, they urged them to go forward with the bill. all those who say we need to act on this board will get a chance to show that they are serious about fixing the problem. unlike hr two, the bipartisan border app was made specifically to win support from both parties with input, significant input from both sides. it acts as an exercise in legislating. hr two is not. when republicans pushed hr2, a couldn't get a single democrat vote in the senate. that was not a serious bill, but we are voting on this week -- it is serious. it is the same bipartisan bill both sides negotiated for months last winter. it is the same bill endorsed by the national border patrol council. a very conservative group. by the chamb

jeanne: i think he does and i applaud the president, i applaud chuck schumer for moving forward. the reality is congress should have passed that agreement. it was by all accounts the toughest order security deal we have seen in 100 years. the fact it was thrown out for political reasons because they did not want president biden to get a bill passed on immigration this year is just a shame. so the president not being able to rely on congress has to go it alone and chuck schumer has to move forward. i would also say president biden politically needs to juxtapose his plan on the border with his opponents because donald trump's plans as it pertains to the border which are becoming very clear at this point are going to be something we should be talking about as they seek to deport millions of people seeking asylum in the united states. joe: we are going to hear conversation about more than just immigration policy and order security. this is an issue that hits close to home for you. something i know when it comes to comprehensive immigration reform. hugh came closer than just about any

chuck schumer is saying intelligence authorities informed him there was "no evidence of foul play in" adding that it looks like an accident but is being fully investigated. state tv is saying there are no signs of life seen at the wreckage. let's go to chief international correspondent, keir simmons, who is in the region. what else do we know? it looks like we will get to keir simmons a little bit. claudio, what are you learning at the moment in terms of the latest as we just get the news in, and the details are not altogether clear. >> that's right. we are hearing and learning that iranian state media, one indication that he might have been considered deceased in the helicopter crash. our producers say the main estate media channel is all wearing black which could mean that they are in morning in anticipation of the announcement but we are still in the realm of speculation. what we know so far is that on sunday he was on board with that helicopter, flying back from toronto after inaugurating a dam with the president of azerbaijan when all of a sudden, the helicopter was forced to do

okay, that's uncalled for. >>> today senate minority leader chuck schumer made an announcement that comesp said he would be open to restricting birth control. yesterday posted on his social media network he does not support a ban on birth control and neither will the republican party. joining me now is the president and ceo of reproductive freedom for all. mini, it's great to see you. i'm not convinced this means there's not going to be infringement on contraception. we're not talking about abortion here, contraception. trump was asked we're going to look at our contraception policy and have a policy on that very shortly. things really do have a lot to do with the states. that was yesterday and then today it was we're not trying to restrict access to birth control. there's a gray area in there if you're a republican. you have the morning-after pill, any number of contraceptive measures could be up for grabs. how dangerous are we? in what territory are we in right now? >> incredibly dangerous territory. and to be clear we were in that territory as soon as the roe fall. the fall of roe and

one thing that is important is that senator chuck schumer, who is a democratic majority leader in thegence officials, people intelligence officials, people in the intelligence community in the intelligence community in the intelligence community in the us, came out this afternoon, this evening, of course before the helicopter crash site was identified, came out and said that there is no evidence of foul play, this doesn't mean that there is no evidence, more investigation is needed but what he said is important in the fact that he said that intelligence community believes that it is probably bad weather, and what we know is at the time of the accident there has been heavy rain, heavy fog in that area, and two other helicopters of course were flying with his helicopter that disappeared sunday morning in iran, and those two helicopters have managed to arrive, but this one disappeared and it took many, many hours and many conflicting and messy reports coming out of iran that were rejected also published about the situation of the search and rescue mission, now what we is that the crash s

that's a big deal. >> chuck schumer's words speak for themselves.ing to suggest that leader schumer is somehow undermining the u.s./israel relationship is ridiculous. >> how worried are you that voters' frustration with president biden over the war in gaza could hurt democrats' chances in this election year? >> we can't take any vote for granted. but i also believe that at the end of the day, voters are going to look at the totality of circumstances. who is fighting to deliver for everyday americans, and who is simply fighting for himself? >> hakeem jeffries says he learned about fighting for everyday americans from his parents. his father was a substance use counselor. his mother, a social worker, who jeffries says taught him and his brother, a college professor, to work hard and be good to people. jeffries attended nyu law school, worked for a prestigious law firm, then spent a few years as an attorney for "60 minutes" parent company, cbs, before entering politics in 2006. >> this election is about a fresh start, moving forward. >> so many great p

what we saw with chuck schumer, downplay, see last week, right. is actually it colors everything as we sort of brace toward november. >> yeah. >> i want to change gears just a little bit because one big thing that is on the horizon house speaker mike johnson inviting benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, to address a joint session of congress. and it's there's been a lot of chatter around this what have you been hearing and what do you think the response has been like amongst members yeah. >> i mean, the big thing to remember here is that there is sort of significant political cost that could happen if democrats were to have benjamin netanyahu address congress, they all remember 2015, he came to congress and the obama administration criticized the iran deal it was a big deal for democrats. they felt disrespected by that it was sort of, trying to criticize the obama administration and things are way more political and difficult right now, geopolitically. >> so what would he say if he were in front of congress? he criticized by and what he

♪♪) (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. >>> senate majority leader chuck schumerpeaker mike johnson are in talks to invite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to address a joint session of congress. yesterday johnson told reporters he's giving schumer until the end of the day to sign an invitation. here's what schumer told us when we asked him about it yesterday. >> do you support the idea of calling prime minister benjamin netanyahu and have him address a joint meeting of congress? >> yes. look, i'm discussing that now with the speaker of the house. and as i've always said, our relationship with israel is iron clad and transcends any one prime minister or president. >> this comes just one day after the international criminal court's chief prosecutor announced he's seeking an arrest warrant for the israeli prime minister, a move that's received criticism from both netanyahu and president biden. while schumer called the icc's decision in his words unfair, he's also voiced his strong opposition to netanyahu and his actions on the war in gaza. in march schumer

we know that chuck schumer -- i believe this was earlier today before this new york times story broke -- suggested that he is discussing where to go from here with senator durbin, who is the chair of the senate judiciary committee. but practically speaking, all roads lead to john roberts, is anything meaningful going to be done? or, do you think congress can enact something? i say that with an eye roll, not intentionally, but reflexively. >> i know some house democrats are saying that if they take back a majority, they will hold hearings on this, they will investigate. i think that is a positive step for anyone who wants accountability here. i think it is very unfortunate when senators on the democratic side say, well, we won't really be doing anything about this because we don't have any meaningful options. they will ignore our subpoenas, they will laugh in our faces. that only feeds into this arrogant that justice alito is riding high on right now, this sense, as michelle noted, that he is above everything, and that he is able to flaunt it, it is in our faces. you know, justice alit

chuck schumer in the senate, the highest ranking jewish person in congress, hasn't said enough, in myels like they're afraid to fend if their own base -- to offend their own base, and joe biden, the first thing he said was those who don't understand what's going on with palestinians, i also condemn that. whatever that a means. >> exactly. this is joe biden's democrat party today, the pro-hamas riotersen on college campuses, the anarchists, and that's why you're seeing trepidation among democrats from speaking out, because this is their base. and the reality is this is why republicans continue to poll stronger and strong the, because we represent -- stronger, because we represent peace and security, we represent standing up for the constitution, we represent supporting oural high of israel, and we strongly condemn anti-semitism. there is a reason that that house republicans have led on this, and it's a because there's been a void at our universities. there is a void at the white house with starting with the top, joe biden, and there's been a void including chuck schumer which is why we

let's begin with the senate majority leader, chuck schumer who decided to bring back the bipartisan border bill for another vote this week. here he is on the floor tuesday, talking about this piece of legislation versus what house republicans have pushed. [video clip] >> all those who say we need to act on the border will get a chance this week to show they are serious about fixing the problem. unlike hr2, the bipartisan border act was made exquisitely to win support from both parties with input, significant input from both sides. the border act is an exercise in legislating. hr2 is not. when republicans pushed hr2, it could not even get a single vote in the senate. that was not a serious bill. we are voting on this week is serious. it is the same bipartisan bill both sides negotiated for months last winter. it is the same bill endorsed by the national border patrol council, a very conservative group, by the chamber of commerce, and by the very conservative wall street journal editorial page. by any objective measure, it is strong and realistic and most importantly, a bipartisan proposal.

, donald trump did his thing, what would that thing be, everyone knows chuck schumer knows how to counte ended up with was a situation with a lot of people in d.c. wondering what he was up to, at the end of the day what we saw there were a number of members that he thought would be there in the end that just didn't show up on the senate vote. >> president biden lehman republicans for that bill failing for the second time he's claiming their standing in the way of border enforcement and reportedly finalizing an executive action that would allow the presidents temporarily shut down the southern border if needed and it could come as soon june but there waiting for the presidential election to happen before the official announcements because as we all know mexico's president said i'll work with you but i want to make payout and i'm paraphrasing his comments but he wants money from the united states, let's go back to this, this executive action and president biden at all this time to secure the border now is coming up with an executive action. the president has all the tools available to shu

good on a 2019 campaign promise to reclassify marijuana for the first time in half a century and chuck schumer level and expunge records of those who have lower tier offenses and that upsets the right. >> leader schumer is trying to stimulate more crime on american streets and more people dying from drug overdose than any other cause. chuck schumer wants to introduce more drug and i should say wants to incentivize more drug use in america. >> they had to leave for medical purposes and just not flat legal and from a va perspective, i think it will allow them to do research on it and it's really, really important. >> now a study by pugh research believe it should be legal for reck national and concern for community safety. liz. liz: thank you, chad pergram. that was quite a story. good to have you on the show. welcome back to the show fox news contributor joe concha. joe, what do you think of the story that biden is possibly trying to grow the youth vote with party and reports are coming in that marijuana is not properly regulated and some people are having scot ick episodes with really bad pot

chuck schumer blamed republicans in the house for the death of that border bill.s bipartisan. said had bipartisan support but he blamed house republicans for the death of the bill is there any chance it gets passed this time around you think? >> it is hard to say the first rendition of the bill went i saw both of the senate last time, they were a lot of loopholes put a lot of exceptions for every good idea and the bill was an exception on the very next page which made the built not worth it paper it was printed on. look at the idea of when 5000 people cross the border were going to shut the border down. this country has never shut the border down like that it in the way, shape, form. if you look at trumps policies if you were to use example of title 42 and remained in mexico you reinstated those two policies. you could stem the tide of illegal immigrants coming across the southern border by about 80%. but i do not want to see is it contentiousness it said number one issue. i live in a purple district 40% of my voters are independent this is the number one issue fa

senate majority leader chuck schumer saying there was no evidence of foul play. it looks like an accident. >> there was very bad foggy weather in northwest iran where the copter crashed. >> elected in 2021, president raisi was a hardliner and the second most powerful figure in iran. he was seen as a top contender for replacing ayatollah khamenei, who vows after the crash there will be no disruption to state affairs. but just weeks after iran and israel launched unprecedented strikes on each other, experts are questioning how a transition of power in iran could affect a region already in turmoil. >> nuclear issue is part of them. the regional peace and conditions are part of them. these are all going to be political, politically relevant issues in in the years to come. >> iran's constitution mandates a new president must be elected within the next 50 days. >> now to the severe storms here in the u.s, multiple tornadoes were reported across the plains, including this tornado in oklahoma. it comes as an area brace for summer-like heat. overnight, severe weather slam

. >> chuck schumer with fellow flats planning to rerevitalize the failed senate border deal, in texas arresting nearly 6 thousand people last year in trump final wear in office, 134 criminal charges now doing 6,000 kansas senator roger marshall with me yesterday with thoughts on biden open-border policy. >> do you think that is why joe biden has an open border. no doubt with it he thinks these 11 million people crossed the border illegally are future voters for the democrat party i think is going to be surprised the number one issue of this election is law and order, joe biden is on the way out, president trump will be the president of law and order he is going to secure our borders going to have the back of our law enforcement officers, this is the number one defining issue why polls are rising for donald trump because people know donald trump will be the president of law and order. >> senator yet the republicans can't seem to secure the border. >> we can't because the president are current law exudes deference to the president of the united states when it comes to securing border im

i want to say chuck schumer is one of the best people in congress right now.ost of them really act professional. e house, i think they are very immature really think fox news is state news on demand and you guys do a great job, thank you. host: let's talk about what's happening in the house and by marjorie taylor greene and thomas massie to oust speaker mike johnson. could that come up again before november? something about marjorie taylor greene is she needs to keep her powder dried not taking any opportunities off the table but being very vague about what her plans are. ago thatswom greene finally forced a vote oner speae johnson from the top job. it very quickly failed in stunning fashion and she called just was called to the floor foe to table the resolution minutes after and that passed overwhelmingly. afterwards, congresswoman greene said she is not ruling out bringing it up again in the near future but again, she is not forecasting any plans at tint. it was a pretty emasow for cong. she had been threatening this vote to vacate and there were weight more

i should point out that senate majority leader chuck schumer is urging the federal trade commission toquote, pump the brakes on chevron's proposed $53 billion acquisition of hess, saying it would, quote, give big oil fuel to raise gasoline prices. of course we spoke the with chairman and ceo of chevron at the milken institute last week. here's what he said on the deal. >> this is a good deal for shareholders of both companies, a good deal for the industry, good deal for the country of guyana and we're confident the deal will close. we're working our way through the ftc process which we expect to be concluded by the end of the quarter, shareholder vote at the end of this month and then we've got a contract issue with one of the other partners that will be resolved through arbitration and that will take a little longer. maria: exxon is also trying to stop it because they want in on the deal for hess and the guyana project, mark, but now wee hear from chuck schumer who doesn't want this deal to go forward. >> yeah. and he wants them to pulp the brakes on it, the ftc to get involved to pum

chuck schumer blaming republicans.ing this year because we believe this is so important. the republicans don't have any explanation why they voted no. this was a bill they all supported. you heard the words from leader mcconnell and others. and then donald trump says don't support it and they turn around. cheryl: house speaker mike johnson putting out an official statement, writing instead of considering hr2, house republicans legislation that would immediately secure the border, senator y schumer wasted time on voting on border bill that has no chance of passing either the house or senate. meanwhile, the house advancing a bill to repeal washington, d.c.'s law which would have allowed noncitizens to vote in local elections. 52 democrats joined republicans to you a approve the measure, 143 democrats voted against it. joining me is texas congresswoman beth van duyne, a member of the house ways and means and small business committees and chairman of the subcommittee on oversight investigations and regulations. congresswom

quick break and then chuck schumer says the senate will take up the border package again this week.ring it to the floor for a vote. pennsylvania congressman scott perry is here with more on that. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood vessels in the eye. an increase in eye pressure has been seen. there's an uncommon risk of heart attack or stroke associated with blood clots. the most common side effects were blurred vision, cataract, corneal injury, and eye floaters. and there's still so much to see. if you are on eylea or a similar type of treatment, ask your retina specialist about eylea hd today, for the po

chuck schumer and the senate thinks the american people are fools.ts to do business as usual. it's going to take donald trump to fix this. maria: president trump is campaigning in the south bronx tonight, expected to draw supporters and protesters, this comes as the trial is on pause until after the weekend. the jury will hear closing arrestingments next week. jonathan turley wrote this, michael cohen's testimony left the prosecution of donald trump in tatters. on msnbc they wrote cohen's past lies made him a more credible witness. that's what the op-ed said, because he lied he becomes more credible, congressman. >> it's crazy. the american people i believe see right through this. president trump and his legal team have really done a fantastic job. i don't know how this is going to end. p i think it will be tough to get a not guilty in manhattan. i think a hung jury is not out of the question and boy would it be spectacular. so we'll see what happens. i believe we'll have an answer next week at the end of the day the president -- maria: does this hel

i found it curious that chuck schumer has gone along with mike johnson, the house speaker, to inviteenjamin netanyahu to speak to a joint session of congress. senator schumer was among those that could be, and should be looking at elections again in israel, and that created a great deal of controversy. is he, too, you think feeling the pressure? >> well, we're all feeling the pressure. i mean, look, this is-- like i said, it's a humanitarian crisis, a horrible situation, it has the potential to spread even worse. we saw iran's attack on israel, there could be a-- you know, a much bigger war between israel and lebanon. how do we, you know, put the right policies together to stop that? you know, and domestically, we also have to make sure that while people have a right to protest and that president biden said it best, you have a right to protest, you don't have a right to create chaos for the lives of everybody around you. and striking that balance is not going to be easy. so, yeah, this is without question a pressure-filled time to be a public policy maker. neil: i don't want to overs

and still ahead, former acting dhs secretary chad wolf, senate majority leader chuck schumer is teeingsday on the much criticized bipartisan senate border package that collapsed back in february. now, gop lawmakers say this is just an effort by senator schumer to make it look like democrats are serious about border security. before the memorial day recess and try to place blame on republicans. we'll talk to the former dhs secretary about that. but first, let's check in with our friends, jackie deangelis, who is in for dagen and sean to see what they have coming up in the next hour. good to see you again. you as well david. thank you. yes so as impeached secretary of state mayorkas is on the hill today asking for more cash. we're going to have senator joni ernst talking to us about that as well as joe biden blames big business for inflation, but they're lowering prices. john carney here to discuss further. we've got victor hanson as well. we're talking about the trump trial. and he says it's all about destroying one candidate. but because they can't win an election fair and square. so w

announcer: on the senate floor, majority leader chuck schumer and minority leader mitch mcconnell condemned acts of anti-semitism and vandalism on college campuses in the ongoing protests over the israel-hamas war. their remarks run about 15 minutes. sen. schumer: mr. president, i'd like to begin today by saying a few things about the protests at columbia university. smashing windows with hammers, taking over university buildings, is not free speech. it is lawlessness. and those who did it should promptly face the consequences that are not merely a slap on the rest. free speech, discussion, and even strong disagreement are fundamental american values and campuses should be places where those values are cherished. campuses cannot be places of learning and argument and discussion when protests veer into criminality. and those who commit such acts are doing nothing to convince others that their cause is just. it is also unacceptable when jewish students are targeted for being jewish. when protests exhibit verbal abuse. systemic intimidation, or glorification of the murderous and hateful hamas

sitting on chuck schumer's desk collecting dust. it would actually solve the problem and reinstate remain in mexico, the policy that president trump used to get control of this border. it would end the catch and release program. they have see these people at the border and turning them loose into the homeland and putting them on public assistance as they do that. it would fix the broken asylum process and fix the parole process. you do those things and you solve the crisis. the white house has no interest in doing that. >> harris: this bill doesn't do any of that. >> it is an immigration bill and codify some of the terrible decisions and policies that president enacted and why all the republicans are united against it. >> harris: one last one on this topic. i don't know when was the last time you were at the border? >> we went january 3, '64 house republicans. >> harris: you have been to 110 cities. how important is this issue for the november election? >> it is the number one issue. i don't think there has ever been an issue that p

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so chuck schumer is not going to change it.lace that we passed in the house that would change all of this. he is not going to allow that to be heard in the senate. the only way to truly change this to elect a new president, donald trumps into the white house in november. >> todd: in a word it's terrifying and existential. we better wake up. leaders of south korea, china and japan set to meet for first trilateral talk that reports emerge that we america are actively preparing for war with china. doing some war games. question to you, do we war game anything or is the fact that we are war gaming china now the fact we are anticipating some kind of conflict. we have been war gaming china invading taiwan for years. something that the chinese communist party obviously believes that taiwan belongs to them. taiwan leaders will tell you the threats there has been over like 5,000 different military sorties from the chinese communist party in the airspace the last couple of years. again, they see the weakness four white house. they saw wh

chuck schumer wrote that piece. there's no regulation yet but we are delving. this focuses on the u.s., and a bit of china. what about europe? japan? what about other areas you can invest geographically? joanne: that's one of the big trends ongoing. the desire for, let's call it self-sufficient regionally. countries that have their own capability to manufacture chips. how regulation involves overtime is a hard thing to sort out. we don't try to make bets based on by galatian changes. it's too early to know what that bipartisan group's proposals will actually mean. we can look at the subsidies and how tariff barriers are evolving to push the manufacturing of advanced semiconductors around the world. that means we will get more chip manufacturing which is good for equipment suppliers, and probably get some cheaper chips as a result of overcapacity over time. caroline: where do you look at the startups coming in? when you think about where to allocate? is nvidia ahead of its earnings next week, still at the right point to enter? joanne: nvidia has many years of gr

he says that he's got the nod from senator chuck schumer, which is interesting given how critical chuck was so critical of president obama's deal on iran, you can... i mean, you can well imagine what his comments, his rhetoric might be in respect of president biden's decision not to send weapons. president biden's decision not to send weapons-— president biden's decision not to send weaons. ., 2 ., ., ~ send weapons. yeah, it's not making an bod send weapons. yeah, it's not making anybody happy. _ send weapons. yeah, it's not making anybody happy. i _ send weapons. yeah, it's not making anybody happy. i can _ send weapons. yeah, it's not making anybody happy, i can assure - anybody happy, i can assure you, except for republicans who of course want to put their president in a difficult position. it certainly breaks all protocol and there are those who are calling on the president to address the israeli public in a similar fashion. president to address the israeli public in a similarfashion. that may be necessary, that may be wise as many believe that israeli citizens are not watching the

greene: instead mike johnson worked with chuck schumer and gave joe biden and the democrats everything they wanted, no different from how hakeem jeffries would have done. whereas speaker johnson fully funded special counsel witch-hunt against president trump, our republican nominee. house republicans could have used our power of the purse to stop this but speaker johnson didn't even let us try. whereas joe biden's weaponized d.o.j. is arresting a new january 6 election protester every single day and putting nonviolent political enemies including veterans, mothers, fathers, and grandparents in jail for years and the fifth january 6 defendant has now committed suicide. whereas, our pro-life christian conservative speaker mike johnson fully funded the department of justice. as it is prosecuting and convicting peaceful pro-life activists facing 11 years in jail. again, refusing to allow republicans to offer amendments to stop these injustices. whereas, actions are the only thing that matter and words are meaningless without following through on them. by passing the democrats agenda and han