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from the very beginning of this congress, house democrats have made clear that we are ready, willing and able to find common ground with our republican colleagues to advance bills in a bipartisan fashion that deliver real results for the american people. on the national security front, it's time to put the political stunts aside and come together as democrats and republicans so we can support america's national security interests, our military readiness, along with our allies throughout the world including israel, ukraine and in the independento-pacific. it is my hope that will take place. in the senate and in the few days from the house of representatives. questions. [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: what does the impeachment of secretary mayorkas have to do with the economy? nothing. what does the impeachment of secretary mayorkas have to do with addressing the affordability issues in america? nothing. what does the impeachment of secretary mayorkas of facing our broken immigration system and addressing challenges at the border? absolutely nothing. it's incredible that instead of extre

another failure of discussion in the american congress house speaker johnson has ruled out bringing theign aid bill to an immediate vote. the document provides support for ukraine and israel, but does not include measures to strengthen the security of the us southern border. the speaker is currently focused on preventing a government shutdown in early march. previously, the politician also warned that... the front causes hysteria in political circles of ukraine, and also the dismissal of the commander-in-chief in the ssu zaluzhny, by the way, the rating of people's trust to the military, now one of the highest in square. many are sure that he has a great political career ahead of him, which could even knock the former kvn player out of his chair. this opinion was expressed by ex-prime minister of ukraine mykola azarov on the trends program. according to him , it is for this reason that zelensky and the white house do not want to call elections. we'll see what happens next, because the kiev regime has shown its absolute inability not only to organize the work of the economy and the socia

the upper house of the us congress voted to send $60 billion to ukraine, while the senate ignored the review of spending items on protecting the southern borders. case the point is that, according to american law, both houses of congress can propose a draft law. open the champagne, pop the cork, the leaders of the democrats and republicans in the senate are halfway to kiev, they have 60 billion dollars with them, i don’t know, cash or what, but they are dragging your money to kiev, they have little time, really, no time, no money to deal with our border, we have an invasion, small invasions are taking place along the entire border, 800 thousand illegal immigrants in a month. in the senate they only had time to pack the bills and stuff them planes, cool the sparkling wine and fly to kiev. but it’s too early to clink glasses. house speaker johnson rejected the senate's bipartisan proposal to provide assistance to ukraine. according to him, there is a more important problem on the agenda, one of which is the migration crisis. because of him , the career of the american secretary of homel

the joint center for housing studies at harvard university testified before congress even if measured such as zoning reform and land use policies they will not be sufficient to bring down the cost of housing within reach of the lowest income americans. central to the question of how to address the affordable housing crisis is answering the questions, of portable to whom? and to close the affordable housing gap to lobree come households there needs to be development in rental income over time. to put this clearly expanded public subsidies will be needed to increase and preserve access to affordable housing for millions of americans. i believe housing is infrastructure. we must adequately support and fund federal programs that have been successful in expanding affordable housing access but it's vital to continue to strengthen and improve others but but this includes federally subsidized housing. i also hear from my constituents across massachusetts a quarter of all residents have had their income -- spend their income or more and housing. boston is the second most expensive city to rent

, the chambers, yes, the lower house of congress, the house of congress, mike johnson, has statedmore than once that he may not even put the question of aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan to a vote, he is under a lot of influence . trump and no matter how important the problem you just mentioned is, it's hard to say how things will turn out. eh, it is clear that ex-president trump is currently conducting his election campaign, and all his statements are aimed at showing the american people that the current government is doing everything wrong and wasting public funds, but when he becomes president, he will solve everything in a different way, and he will solve it very quickly, and america will benefit from it. therefore, well, but here it must be taken into account that this is an election, which is not necessarily, when, not necessarily, what is said during, of the election campaign, then it becomes the basis, or becomes an element of the policy of the already acting president, yes, but if, mr. oleksandr, but if on the eve of what i quoted, trump still... says: and those nato coun

ruling out adding any border security language to this bill, either through amendment in the house or congress negotiation, ruling out anything-- >> look, the bottom line, this bill passed with a majority. and we cannot dither back and forth. we must pass this bill. we democrats as you know were willing to go steps and a bill supported by the wall street journal editorial page a bill supported by the border patrol union, very much a republican organization, supported by the chamber of commerce and unfortunately too many republicans succumbed to administration of donald trump and too many who said the border is in an emergency. in his own words, crass political purposes, let's delay this for a whole year because it might bring me help in my election, that's not going to wash with the american people. >> would you encourage house democrats and others to discharge petition and if speaker johnson doesn't-- >> i leave that-- i speak regularly to hakeem jeffries, maybe as much, maybe as much as i spoke with speaker pelosi, and his great help in getting this done. >> this funding, ukraine through the

the political legislative system in the usa, they go through, are accepted by the lower house, actually the congressng this bill, or this agreement that was in the senate, will it extend to the lower house? oh, no, vasyl , unfortunately, there is still a fight ahead, and this fight may be beyond hell in the lower house of the american congress, in the house of representatives, as you said, speaker mike johnson has already threatened that he will not for a vote on this decision of the senate, because there was not what they want about the trump republicans, and they wanted to highlight. money also for the security of the south american border, here in this draft law, it is already in the law, there is no such thing, and that's why they mr johnson says about, well, we're going to have another debate? and we will still discuss this, and i want our viewers to understand that it is wrong to say, well , we are used to calling the lower house, the upper house of the american congress, this is not the way it works in our country, there are two identical houses, and therefore , for example, if the senate has

she's california congress, woman and former speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi and gaza. the us as one that israel has killed 5 to many palestinians, but is jerusalem listening. how well funding for you crane clear the kind of block in the us congress and this president 5 and really too old to run for a 2nd time. nancy pelosi welcome to come fix on conflict. so when you look at all the various conflicts to the in progress around at the moment and that capacity the potential to spread. how we reaching a new and dangerous inflection point. well, we have but i think it, it, everything has an opportunity. i do think that people are starting to think what is this about, or we cannot have innocent people's children and families of being victims of or when they're not even combatants in it. so we have to find another way to resolve conflict and because it, this is just uncivilized and brutal. but let's talk about that area with goodness and so being killed in gaza. israel has been preparing his forces to fight in the southern city of rafa on the border with egypt, with mor

from the very beginning of this congress, house democrats have made clear we will work with democrats whenever and wherever possible to solve problems for the american people. we are ready, willing and able to address the challenges that exist at the border. but the extreme maga republicans have been directed by donald trump not to work together to address the challenges at the border and instead, to distract the american people, and that's why they are wasting time. and the treasure of the american people this week with this fraudulent impeachment. we are going to push back aggressively against it and we are going to continue to expose this do-nothing republican congress. and my honor to yield to the top democrat and ranking member on the border security subcommittee, lou correa. mr. correa: good afternoon. got to take a deep breath here, talk about high crimes and mids, impeachable offenses. think about the seven years i have been on homeland security, cyberattacks, colonial pipeline, defense of the homeland. the secretary has been a very good job of protecting the homeland. i am co

morning i'm frances rivera the head of homeland security has survived an impeachment vote in congress. house republicans tried to impeach secretary alejandro mayorkas over his handling of the border crisis. democrats cheered as the effort was clearly defeated >> the nays are 216. the resolution is not adopted. >> ryan nobles has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: drama on the house floor. republicans narrowly failing to impeach alejandro mayorkas, a big defeat after the house speaker. >> i don't believe there's ever been a cabinet secretary who, who was so blatantly openly, willfully and without remorse, did exactly the opposite of what the federal law requires him to do >> reporter: accusing him of allowing millions of migrants to cross into the oust. though at least two republicans joining democrats opposing it. >> it lowers the grounds of impeachment to a point where we can expect it against a conservative supreme court justice, a future republican presidential cabinet member e. >> reporter: conviction, which requires two-thirds of a senate majority would be unlikely it comes at t

the white house says there will not be any true reform until there is action from congress. house republicans recently killed a bipartisan on border security deal. >> london breeds hope of holding on to the san francisco mayor's job may be in some trouble. a new san francisco chronicle poll found that 71% of those surveyed either disapprove or strongly disapprove of breed's job performance. the poll shows. former supervisor mark farrell, who just announced his candidacy last week with a slight lead. it's important to note here that 38% of voters are still undecided in the race. that will be decided in november, a san francisco hardware store is changing the way it does business in hopes of stopping shoplifters. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena went to fredrikson hardware , where employees say they've been forced to take matters into their own hands to save the store and their jobs. >> when you first walk into fredrikson hardware and paint in san francisco, you have light bulbs to your right and a table blocking the entrance with a sign that reads, please wait for assistance. >>

he also called for the secrecy to be lifted urgently so that congress, the white house administration a response. it came as a surprise to me when congressman turner made these statements without first meeting with me. i am our specialists. in order for this matter to finally be taken up, we therefore want to know what the administration intends to do in general, just that if the biden administration does not begin to act decisively, the geostrategic situation will change radically. and the white house is still like this and did not comply with turner's request to declassify all information. mr. president, you will talk to us about the threat to national security. what are your plans for this evening? having dinner with my wife, happy valentine's day. are you worried? two of our sources confirmed that all the fuss on capitalist hill is really about nuclear weapons in space, that russia is not going to drop them on earth, will only use them against american satellites, one source assured us that this is all very alarming, that the situation ticklish and that the problem is actually ver

political system of the legislation in the usa, they worry, they worry about the lower house, actually the congressuse there is mr. johnson, who says that he will not put this bill to a vote at all, or this agreement, which was in the senate, it will spread to the lower house as well, oh no, vasyl, unfortunately, there is still a fight ahead, and this fight can be hellish in the lower house of the american congress, in the house of representatives, as you said, the speaker mike johnson has already threatened about the fact that... he will not put this senate decision to a vote, because there was not what the pro-trump republicans want, they wanted to allocate money also for the security of the south american border, here in this bill, it is already in the law , it does not have and so they mr. johnson says about, well, we're going to have more debates and we're going to have more discussions about it, and i want our audience to understand that it's wrong to say, well , we're so used to calling it not... the house, the upper house of the american congress, this is not the way it works in our country

but when it comes to the policy of this, of having members of congress, house and senate, saying the praises of poor have because of mimicking, you know, who knows, his name is to be president to, to the name you don't want to manage. it's like a found works for me, you know, you know, like a curse where when i was laid off, he used to curse where you would dine, go to hell. that was the catholic faith. let me ask you about these reports of russia reading a new campus office space us intelligence has just flagged that up. have you been brief on that? yes, it has now denied how much credence do give them whether they are or not. can we have to be ready for everything? yes, i had been brief doing that. i've read the it series. well, is it serious? it develop? but it may, if it's not a question whether it's a development, it's a possibility. and we, we piece in space is something that we thought was a given. but if it isn't, we have to be not surprised that this lead to a cube besides style show down is that what might be a head some people think. so i hope and have some informed people

house, kevin mccarthy. he's no longer a member of congress and that impacted their vote total. you saw a back and forth play out over house republicans over the last several days. >> it's really unfortunate that kevin mccarthy quit. >> you kicked him out first. >> no, no, i kicked him out of the speakership. i didn't kick him out of congress. >> there are 434 other people who are willing to do the job of congressman without being the speaker. kevin mccarthy was the only one who said if he couldn't be speaker, he was going to leave. if kevin mccarthy had been here, that would have been helpful in the vote on the mayorkas impeachment. if george santos -- >> how much this has to do with kicking out mccarthy to begin with? >> it wasn't helpful, put it that way. that was not a -- not a good day for congress and it wasn't a good day for the country either. >> and the narrowness of the new majority under speaker of the house kevin -- mike johnson is what's caused so many issues for him, including in trying to pass any legislation. but do expect this effort to impeach mayorkas to happen

the us congress, or the speaker of the house - right. - right. the us congress, or the speaker of the house will not. right. the us congress, or the i speaker of the house will not put forward a bill which we know that the majority of the people in the house of representatives support to give $60 billion of aid to ukraine, and supply more weapons. zelensky said in the press conference, if ukraine doesn't gets the weapons in the next month, the situation could get diet. as we heard from zelensky, they need the long—range missiles and advanced weapons which only the us can supply. they are getting a lot from other european countries, but zelensky is recognising the fact ukraine is in an extremely difficult position. if it doesn't get more assistance, things will get worse during this year.— assistance, things will get worse during this year. how do you think it -la s during this year. how do you think it plays out _ during this year. how do you think it plays out in _ during this year. how do you think it plays out in russia, _ during this

its support and weapon delivery and hopefully— its support and weapon delivery and hopefully congress, the housemake a decision on giving the necessary support. because _ giving the necessary support. because without the support of the united _ because without the support of the united states and without the support — united states and without the support of european states, ukraine will not _ support of european states, ukraine will not have the chance to defend its own _ will not have the chance to defend its own country. i think it's very good _ its own country. i think it's very good that— its own country. i think it's very good that we are working together, looking _ good that we are working together, looking at _ good that we are working together, looking at the situation in the middle — looking at the situation in the middle east and especially working on the _ middle east and especially working on the two state solution which is necessary— on the two state solution which is necessary for lasting peace and i'm sure that _ necessary for lasting peace and i'm sure that the us and germany ar

upper house of congress after long discussions, she approved the bill, despite the desperate resistance of some republicans. personally , i believe the american people are opposed to this bill. i believe that our citizens are against the idea that ukraine comes first and america is the last thing we think about. i also believe that this issue will not go away. the house of representatives will not consider this bill. most republicans here are more conservative. celebrate american it’s really too early for supporters of ukraine in the house of representatives, where the bill is now sent; it will not receive a warm welcome at all. speaker johnson has already promised that assistance to ukraine in this form will not pass the lower house of congress. the purpose of the security bill was to secure the american border before sending additional financial aid to anyone in the world. this is exactly what the american people... are demanding, now in the absence of any immigration policy changes from the senate, the house of representatives will have to work on these important issues itself. in ge

a downward trend did you find out that the us aid package to nato has been stopped in the congress , the houseof representatives has approved it, but they are waiting for the senate to approve it, and they are waiting for the european aid package, in any case, due to hungary's opposition , there is an extraordinary delay, a significant delay. it happened that i think it was two or three weeks ago that the european aid to ukraine was approved. in any case, ukraine does not rely on its own capacity for what it is doing now. it is the aid that he actually receives from the west. on this side , russia, as the second army of the world, is one of them logistics and capacity. in terms of manpower, that is, the facilities and capacities of the parties, if they wanted to actually have a confrontation between russia and ukraine, it can never be called balanced. it was an asymmetric war that the west entered, anyway, the main issue is the situation in ukraine. this is in the war in ukraine. that ukraine has actually become a tool, and maybe if there were more charismatic and actually stronger leaders in

meantime, the white house has now officially notified congress about a series of strikes conducted against iran-linked militias in the middle east this weekend. the u.s. launched punishing retaliatory airstrikes in syria and iraq on friday in response to the killings of three u.s. soldiers in jordan. saturday the u.s. and u.k. kept up pressure in the middle east with a new barrage hitting 36 houthi targets in yemen. houthi leaders now vowing to meet escalation with escalation. >>> also at this hour, we're watching the u.s. southern border. right now republican governors from a dozen tats are gathered for a briefing on the border crisis. texas is going toe-to-toe with the federal government over access to the border. we are expecting to hear from the governors soon. >>> all right. first, the powerful atmospheric river hitting the west coast. parts of four counties in california have issued emergency evacuation orders. the storm is bringing potentially life-threatening floods. the incoming storm forced scheduled changes for nascar and the pga tour. the grammys in los angeles are still on sch

of the american congress, the houseof representatives. he simply does not bet draft law on the allocation of additional funding for ukraine, israel and southeast asia. that is, there is support for bukim among the deputies, he does not question. well, in addition to helping ukraine, it is necessary to continue to put pressure on russia. if we already have the opportunity to give direct speeches, then let's listen to jake salenvan in his second direct speech. secondly, they are unable to absorb the basic elements of technology that could really turn russia into a 21st century economy. so there are real challenges ahead of them, but it's true that the russian economy, in terms of its military machine, is resilient and we need to break it, we need to be relentless, so the latest package of sanctions is aimed at identifying banks and other instruments that are trying to circumvent our sanctions to get additional resources for russia. well, that's it, we have to press on, and tomorrow the president of the united states of am

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america, the leader of the republicans in the senate of the us congress, mitch mcconnell called on his fellow republicans, but from the lower house congress, from the house of representatives and personally their leader mike johnson, to approve the draft law sent to him on the allocation of aid to ukraine. he said this in an interview with politico. and then, a quote from the main republican of the senate: "we have heard all kinds of rumors about the support." whether or not the house of representatives supports ukraine or not, it seems to me that a simple way to resolve this issue would be a vote, and i hope that the speaker will find a way to allow the house of representatives to exercise discretion on the issue of aid to ukraine and other parts of this bill, and vote for well, about that mitch mcconnell said, well, as i said, he's the leader of the republicans, the republican minority in the senate, about it. he said yesterday, after the senate passed a bill on allocating aid to ukraine, israel, and southeast asia, in particular, the lion's share of it for taiwan. and even after that , his colleague, the speaker of the house o

we know the ivory of congress houses the copyright office. you are in a unique position to ensure the proper implementation of ai and i think we all know ai offers many, some benefits but with its increasing prevalence is not without drawbacks. we've talked about my affinity to the songwriting business in my home state of tennessee. artist have the potential to be impacted by artificial intelligence. i'm worried about infringements on the works of copyright holders could cause serious damage to an artist's reputation and livelihood. earlier this month governor bill lee announced plans for legislation to protect the voices of performing artists by adding their voices and sound to tennessee's protection of personal rights law. i'm pleased that tennessee is leading the nation in providing legal protection for artists and songwriters. my first question is given the growing pervasiveness of ai, how does the copyright artist plan to protect copyrighted works and voices at the federal level? dr. hayden: the copyright office has been in the forefront

immigration laws and making false statements to congress. houseblicans have spent months investigating the secretary's actions as they gear up to make immigration a key election issue. they had to push the vote to take place tuesday because they just won by a one-vote margin and a new democratic member of congress could have been sworn in today. former new york democratic congress member tom suozzi won special election tuesday to fill the open seat left by george santos. in a statement, president biden called tuesday's impeachment vote by house republicans "blatant act of unconstitutional partisanship that has targeted an honorable public servant in order to play petty political games." meanwhile, the senate passed a $95 billion military funding package for ukraine, israel, and taiwan on tuesday that did not -- stripped out a border deal that have been blasted by trump even though it was a republican proposal and would have further militarize the border and ramped up immigration enforcement. for more, we are joined by cÉsar cuauhtÉmoc garcia herna

does business with big companies. >> a new plan to tackle homelessness and housing affordability is making its way through congress. it's called the housing for all act, and would give a boost of federal funding to existing housing programs. >> the act will invest in an array of programs that would support the development of affordable housing, providing immediate assistance to those experiencing homelessness and support innovative local programs to help transition individuals to permitted housing . all counties are currently developing comprehensive regional homelessness plans to coordinate and build upon the existing efforts. the investments from this act can greatly expand what is possible at the local level. >> the bill is being spearheaded by california senator alex padilla today. >> opening statements begin in the trial of rust armor. hannah. hannah. gutierrez. reed the jury of 12 members and four alternates were sworn in yesterday. new court documents claim gutierrez reed was using drugs at the time and brought live ammunition on set. she's also accused of passing off a bag of drugs that day. alec baldwin,

let's talk with our correspondents in the white house and congress yuliya yarmolenko and kateryna lisonova. i congratulate you. julia, to you first, you listened to the briefing today at the white house, how did they react to the news about the changes in the ukrainian military leadership, what can you share? ostape, reacted as expected, john kirby, a representative of the us national security council, said that the supreme commander, actually volodymyr zelensky, should decide who he wants to see as the leader or head of his army. and too in times of war, so is he said that there is no concern in the united states that this could somehow destabilize the situation in any way. also, celeste wallender, the assistant to the head of the pentagon, said today that they are convinced that they will work effectively with the new command, and she herself said about general syrsky that he is an effective, experienced and successful commander. also today, john kirby, when -- one of the questions came to him, he said that the united states was in no way, was not involved in the decision-making process,

war to unlock aid to ukraine, us president joe biden met with leaders of both parties of congress at the white house. the armed forces of ukraine are forced to limit the use of ammunition precisely because of the inaction of congress - the confident american president. us senate majority leader chuck schumer called the meeting at the white house one of the most tense. writes cnn, so what did you agree on? your likes and subscription to radio svoboda's youtube channel are important. in the chat under the broadcast , also share your impressions of heard russian troops have already advanced south of the steppe near avdiivka. this is reported by analysts of the deep state project. the village itself is already occupied by the russian army. the day before, the operational-strategic grouping of tavria troops confirmed the withdrawal of the armed forces. of ukraine from this settlement, as well as from the neighboring, northern one. the commander of this direction, brigadier general oleksandr tarnavskyi, says that the ukrainian forces, i quote: have stabilized the defense line in the tonenko, orlivka, and

as for president biden and any possible new action, the white house says there won't be any true reform until there's action from congress and house republicans recently killed a bipartisan border security deal. andrew allison, lionel, thank you. >> the other big story this morning, new details about the american ballerina detained in russia. u.s. officials say they've been denied access to ksenia carolina. and now her boyfriend is speaking out about why she returned to russia. abc's perry russom is here now with the very latest. perry. good morning. >> good morning. andrew. two days after news broke that a russian american from california was detained in russia, her loved ones are holding out hope that she'll be home soon. this morning, the boyfriend of ksenia carolina is pleading for her safe return. >> it all feels like a like a dream. like a nightmare. carolina is a ballerina from los angeles who's a dual russian american citizen. >> she faces up to 20 years in prison after russian authorities accused her of treason, all because she donated money about $50 to ukraine's war effort. carolina's boyfriend says he bought

both this congress and the last congress, the house -- in both this congress and the last congress, the house foreign affairs committee has shed light on the people's republic of china's grave human rights abuses, including holding a hearing on the ongoing genocide in xinjiang and advanced efforts to hold the p.r.c. accountable for its use of forced labor. in april, 2021, the committee marked up the uyghur forced labor prevention act, probably the most significant human rights legislation dealing with china in decades. the bill, which passed the committee and the house, both as a stand-alone measure and as part of our china-focused competition legislation, was eventually signed into law by president biden that. bill's purpose was -- president biden. that bill's purpose was to ensure that goods made with forced labor would not end up on american store shelves and, in turn, in american homes. today we want to make sure that the standards we use at home also apply to american activities abroad. that is why h.r. 4039 calls on the state department and usaid to verify that they are not fundin

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house is unlikely to help here, although president biden is trying. after the vote in the senate, he personally addressed the congressmen. this is about trump supporters in congresslem for biden is that among the republicans in the lower house, they are in the majority, and speaker johnson is also one of them. biden is now trying to sign them all up as russia's allies. it's up to you to decide whether you will support freedom or whether you will side with the terror of tyranny, whether you will support the ukrainians or stand next to with putin? now everything will depend on how stubborn the republicans in the house of representatives turn out to be, and will speaker johnson withstand the pressure? democrats are already hinting to supporters of ukrainian aid from the opposite camp that they can initiate a procedure of distrusting the speaker if he outright refuses to put the bill to a vote. alexey vasilovsky, vladimir vepritsky, ntv. usa. and the lower house of the us parliament voted for the resolution. on the impeachment of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, such as us history happened for the second time. republicans have a majority in the house o