ocasio-cortez of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from new york. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on the ocasio-cortez amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. russ fulcher of idaho, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. fulcher will vote nay on the ocasio-cortez number 40. the speaker pro tempore: for

ocasio-cortez: this could hurt our readiness? it is not the readiness but profit margins every major defense contractor has had to pay fines or setment tore fraud ormis conduct while getting $1 trillion in public funding. in defense contracts. i have seen this personally on my work on the oversight key and confronted them draining our resources. the $77 billion is not that hard to find. the pentagon could save $58 billion by eliminating obsolete weapons, like cold-war-era bombers and missiles that are completely unsuitable. we could find $18 billion by preventing the end of year spending fees that leads contract money being shoveled out the door. the congressional research service has documented these spikes and set your watch to it. each september as offices at the pentagon go on a last minute spending sprees, we have increased our spending year after year and during a time when we have ended two-decade war there is no reason for us to be increasing our military spending and defense budget. we are not funding child care, health

tonight, we'll be speaking with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. she'll be here live with us in just a few minutes. it is of course just over 24 hours now until we're facing an absolutely pointless federal government shutdown tomorrow at midnight. i say that it is absolutely pointless and i mean it in a technical sense. previous government shutdowns were all dumb. but they were at least nominally for a reason. there was some dispute, a policy matter which the two parties couldn't agree upon. and a shutdown ensued until they could figure it out. in this case, i say this is a pointless shutdown that we're facing tomorrow night because although republicans in the senate are blocking the legislation that would keep the federal government from shutting down, they're not doing so for any particular reason. they're not even really bothering to say why they're doing it. they're only doing it because they can. so we will talk with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez about that, as the house passed legislation to keep the government open. it's gone to the

she really did grow up in queens, unlike sandy cortez.or in international relations at bu. she didn't even go to college. at 19 she was working at red lobster. so the question is, as one working-class woman of color to another, is sandy cortez supporting nicki minaj? of course she isn't! she's not on the side of people who work at red lobster and actually grew up in queens. [laughs] and she doesn't care if nicki minaj's cousin's friend's testicles are enlarged and his fiancee left. she has more important people to impress and last night, she did. you know who she doesn't impress? into zones. we are grateful to have her on tonight. candace owens, thank you so much for coming on. first of all i love this story and i'm not taking a position on the private parts of nicki minaj's cousin's friend in trinidad but nicki minaj is like one of the few people who can speak outside the filter. twitter didn't even take her tweet down. she is a rapper. it was amazing to see the panic in the face of unfettered speech. >> yeah, absolutely. there's two thi

tells me his son sold cortez, a beverage and beef jerky.y before the shooting inside the store, he says cortez is a regular customer who stays with his girlfriend in a unit above the business. i didn't feel good about what happened was actually is it's i think it's hurting, you know, he says his son was watching the surveillance camera when the man entered the store with a gun, and his son initially thought it was a robbery because the fbi agent was in plainclothes to see oil, wind beans to get killed. there's nothing the city. it's not a good feeling is. the store owner says law enforcement confiscated his surveillance camera equipment so he has not had a chance to see what was captured on video. i just want the people the officers involved to contact us immediately went answers. the family says cortez was on parole for a drug related conviction and that he was currently working for a supermarket with hopes of starting a food truck business. he leaves behind three children, frank and julie. amber i'm wondering. the fbi says that cortez was

congresswoman ocasio-cortez, it's a pleasure to have you here. thank you for your time. >> of course. thank you for having me. >> i wanted to ask you, obviously we're getting to crunch time. there is some reporting tonight that the senate may have agreed amongst themselves that they will avert a government shutdown tomorrow night. that may take some of the immediate pressure on, but we're still obviously looking at this string of hurdles in terms of passing the president's big $3.5 trillion plan. is there a different conversation happening inside the progressive caucus than inside the democratic party caucus as a whole? i know there are whole democratic caucus meets and ameliorates among some themselves. are those conversations materially different? >> you know, i think the conversations that happen within the progressive caucus are very focused in how do we expand child care, health care, climate action, and restore power to working-class people in the united states of america. that is what we talk about every day all the time from weak to week,

says are playing closed agent shot cortez, whom they say was armed.he was taken to the hospital where he later died. the agency has refused to comment on why cortez was wanted by the fbi or why he was shot. they also said in a statement that the review process is thorough, objective and is conducted as expeditiously as possible under the circumstances, but the family says they want answers now. one justice for the officer involved. want to know why basically what he did to my brother. why he shot my brother. why? he killed my brother. he was a good guy. you know. he was a father was a brother certain he was a very lively person. the family says cortez was on parole for a drug related conviction that he was currently working for a supermarket so he could support his three children in santa cruz county officials have made a change to the public representation process for criminal defendants. anyone charged with a crime has the right to a lawyer to represent them in court, and most counties have a public defender's office that provides that service for f

we could do the nicki minaj tweet, we could do the alexandria ocasio-cortez address . tom: the nicki minaj tweet is not appropriate for tv and radio, but ian bremmer responded to it. [laughter] jonathan: i will move on quickly. lisa, you are one dollar unchanged. lisa: i like that you get the bond market versus nicki minaj and the alexandria ocasio-cortez address at the met gala. tom: she looked stunning. lisa: 8:30 is the important number, the august cpi figure. the expectation is a 4/10 of a percentage increase. still they rise. what i am watching is how this compares to the increase we see in wages. this concerns me and it should concern the fed. even as you get consumer prices as they go to the drugstore and grocery store and pay rent, everything is going up and yet wages are not keeping pace. less than 4%. this is something i'm sure they are watching for. 1:00 p.m., apple, going to unveiled the apple 13 and the apple watch series seven. really front and center is the role of the service company following the ruling with respect to have a market and how they displa

or >> but alexandria ocasio-cortez, they didn't break windows. they didn't storm into the capitol building. >> we're not talking about people who broke doors and broke windows. look the people who did that with kavanaugh knew they shouldn't be there, too. they had to be arrested and dragged out. they were not turned into le t domestic terrorists. >> michael, what do you make of this whitewashing of -- of -- of history here? you -- you have the organizer here and you have others who are calling these people political prisoners. and i'm like, guys, i'll take you to some countries to show you what real political om prisoners look like. these guys are not political prisoners. >> well, first, let me -- allow me to echo helen and congratulate you, my friend. >> thank you, michael. >> i am so proud of you. proud of your work. and it's exciting to see it result in this opportunity. >> thank you so much. >> oh, absolutely. look. you know, helen put her finger on it. babies do what babies do. they cry. they poop. and what you witnessed in that interview wa

so we will talk with congresswoman cortez about that. as the house tonight passed legislation to keep the government open. and it's now gone to the senate where that idea will die, because of republican opposition. we'll talk with her about that in the high stakes fight that's underway right now, to try to pass the legislation that makes up the bulk of president biden's economic agenda. that is either going to happen, or it is not. if it's not, it looks like it will be because of too conservative democratic senators, joe manchin and -- who apparently do not want to pass president biden's agenda, but they won't say what they want to pass instead. they're just saying no, and nobody really seems to know what they want to do instead. but they're blocking everything that's otherwise possible without them. again, aoc, congresswoman cortez will be with us live for the latest on this standoff in just a couple of minutes here. we will also be taking a look tonight won't be a very consequential decision, just announced by youtube. youtube which is

representative alexandria ocasio-cortez arrived at the met gala in style this week. but not everyone's happy with her ootd. >>> plus, france recalling its ambassadors to the u.s. and australia over a new national security partnership. i will tell you what, nothing will spoil a trans-atlantic alliance like a multibillion-dollar arms deal going south. >>> but first, richard lui is here with the headlines, hey richard. >>> congratulations to you my friend. >>> police in north port, florida, say they are working with the fbi to find 23-year-old brian laundrie. this comes after his fiancee, gabby petito, disappeared during a cross-country trek last week. she remains missing right now and investigators identified laundrie as a person of interest in that case. >>> the man who opened in a synagogue in san diego, pleaded guilty. john earnest now 22 years old killed one person, and injured several others in that shooting. federal prosecutors and earnest will jointly recommend a life sentence plus 30 years. >>> and the notre dame cathedral in paris is now finally stable, and se

senators, senator joe manchin kyrsten sinema jon tester mark warner jeanne shaheen, catherine cortez masto, i've moderate democrats from the house were in that meeting representative josh gottheimer who for speaker pelosi to schedule a vote on the senate passed by parts infrastructure bill for next monday. also there was steve horshford congresswoman stephanie murphy, congressmen mike thomson, and congresswoman suzan delbene. who will be our first guest tonight. and she will tell us everything that was said in that room. and after that meeting president biden met with a group of more liberal senators and house members. senator bernie saners chairman of the budget committee, ron wyden chairman of the finance committee, cory booker, patty murray, brian schatz the house members attending the meeting of the liberal groups were congresswoman pramila jayapal, congressmen jim mcgovern the chair of the rules committee,

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do you think alexandria ocasio-cortez should be shot? he is still listening and soak can the audience? it is quite asinine. we condemn violence, we condemn political violence. many of the people who were there were not engaged in it. they simply were in the wrong place, wrong time, as many people have been in history. we have seen them. just two months ago, there was a protest that blockaded the white house. you probably never heard of that. those folks were arrested and released. this is about equal treatment. i understand many people are blinded by their hatred of donald trump. i get it. do not let that blind you to the injustice of our government. the way these people are being treated, must agree it is a moral and unconstitutional. host: illinois, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. hopefully i get to talk to you a little bit and you will not cut me off. he probably will cut me off. while you are speaking, he is showing clips of the worst of the worst on january 6. he is not sure you clips where the officers invited them

and alexandria ocasio-cortez and that wing, those are the progressives.and most of the people are somewhere in the middle. that would be the moderates and not the sinema and manchins of the party. >> i understand how you're reshaping the kind of the paradigm in which we see the democratic party. i mean, the fact is, and this is what is troublesome about the position that -- and i actually agree with jim and david. they've spent time in the white house and crafted major legislation like that. dare not disagree with anybody who help usher in the affordable care act. my only point in saying all of this is that no one truly knows what sinema and manchin are standing for. it's not where they fall on the political paradigm. but the fact is they say 3.5 trillion is too much. okay, well, what's enough? what do you want? do you want 3 trillion? or 2.5 trillion? what do you want it could cover and what don't you want it to cover? >> i just knew i was going to be wrong with that. [ laughter ] >> no, my point is this. presumably they are talking about what should be

i'm going to give a simple challenge for representative ocasio cortez and every democrat in this body biden cages. with your own eyes. todd: senator ted cruz challenging ocasio cortez and other top dems to give the community crisis at the southern border same attention they did when trump was president. jillian: these photos from 2018 showing the congresswoman appearing to break down and cry at what she saw. on that side of the screen. here is joe concha and i guess she's not crying now because she knows president biden is going to try to get as many people into the country as possible. >> probably pretty happy about that on some level. i have a feeling we are not seeing that on other cable news network for the broadcast news network. what ted cruz is pointing out his master class selective outrage 101. under the previous president conditions at the border were so bad it made a congresswoman put her hands on her face and cry while a photographer was right there with very vivid shots. she compared border facilities guys to concentration camps but anyone who lived or wrote about the hol

i don't think anything representatives ocasio-cortez to do is really about reaching the middle.hink that's an interesting challenge for the fall for the president and democrats in congress which is how do you govern a country where everything is at 51-49 or in the case of the united states senate is a tie breaker. you have to bring in the executive branch to do it. and it's easy to say joe biden got 81 million votes. this is the democrats' time. it's a big, complicated country. that's on one side. on the prodemocratic side, upper case "d" in this case. since we are talking on a day where california votes, prop 13 which was a property tax roll-back which was like the election of margaret thatcher in great britain, far shadow the great revolution in 1981. it was in 1981, that ronald reagan signs the roll back of taxes and dropped the marginal rate of 28%. the highest its gone since then is 41%. what president biden and also the house and ways and means committee is proposing is still within that conventional realm. i think that's for what it's worth that's important to remember as

so then who are the people who are to the right in the democratic party of alexandria ocasio-cortez? you understand what i'm saying? it seems to me that they are the, i would say, center-right when it comes to democrats and alexandria ocasio-cortez and that wing, those are the progressives. and most of the people are somewhere in the middle. that would be the moderates and not the sinema and manchin. >> i get how you're -- i understand how you're reshaping kind of the paradigm in which we see the democratic party. i mean the fact is -- and this is what is troublesome about the position that -- and i actually agree with jim messina and david axelrod. they have dr they're experts in this. they've spent time in the white house and crafted major legislation like this. my only point in all of this is saying that no one truly knows what sinema and manchin are standing for. i think that's the largest problem. it's not where they fall on the political paradigm, but the fact is they say $3.5 trillion is too much. okay. well, what's enough? tell me how you want to -- what do you want? do you w

alexandria ocasio-cortez wearing an elite met gala. it would play better at the dollar store.ickets at this gala cost 35,000. tables were worth a quart of a million. what alexandria ocasio-cortez weren't tell you, that the top 20% pay 90% of all federal income taxes, they want to raise your taxes higher with just democrat votes. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. jackie: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. elizabeth: we start tonight with the secretary of state antony blinken getting grilled in his second day of hearings in the senate. more fireworks. watch this. >> what did we think was going to happen? all of those things were in place at the time. i think the most concerning part of is if we didn't have analysis that looked at auld of this, this is not a failure of intelligence. this is failure of policy and planning. we have the wrong people analyzing this. someone didn't see this, either someone didn't see this or someone didn't want to see this. >> i do read the news as most americans do, we realize this is a complete debacle. and i think

we have the blowback against democrat alexandria ngocasio-cortez wearing a tax te rich dress.he cost of 35000, tables were worth more than a quarter of a million, what alexandria ocasio-cortez in the far left won't tell you that the top 20% already pay 90% of all federal income taxes. but they want to reach her taxes higher than china with democrat votes. i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" start right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. we start with the secretary of state anthony blinken getting grilled on the second week of hearing in the senate, more fireworks, watch this. >> what did we think was going to happen, i think the most concerning part if we did not have an analysis that looked at all of this, this is not a failure of intelligence or policy and planning. we have the wrong people analyzing this, someone did not see this, someone did not see this or someone wanted to see this. >> i do refuse as most americans do, this is a complete debacle and i think what concerns me the most among many things is the attachment t

fbi said cortez was armed at the time. according to gofundme page, he was father of three. >> more cops do not equate to less crime. >> join to bridge the gap between the community and police officers, there's a big gap right now with trust and support in the community. >> reporter: melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> take you outside, show you the san mateo bridge right now. spare the air alert in effect. air quality unhealthy at this point for some sensitive groups. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. what's up with this alert now? is it the temperatures or smog? >> it's a combination here. seeing some smoke move in from the fire in sequoia national forest and the heat cooking pollutants in the atmosphere. but we're starting to see things improve later tonight into tomorrow on the air quality. i think good to moderate as we roll into the forecast. what about the heat? it was uncomfortable out here. 15 to 20 degrees above average. not good enough for records but hot 95 in concord, record 102 in 2015. 96 in livermore. s

. >> senator sacred challenging democrats like alexandria ocasio cortez to start treating the border crisis like they did when trump was in office. >> biden family scandals, new emails show them across enough his family name more than the media and white house wants to admit. the bombshell new report coming up. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first," good to see you. carley: we will get to the hunter biden emails in a minute but first the white house is being accused of rushing to clear out the micro camp in texas because it is making the biden administration look bad. >> more on how planned blm protest might be the motivation. >> reporter: that might not be everything. it comes as no surprise they are in a mad rush to clear out the camp with horrific optics of third world conditions on american soil. only 3000 remain and as you mention the washington examiner says it has to do with this expected blm protest over the weekend and one official told the examiner, quote, they don't want them all riled up at the time of the protest. this, so far they have expelled 1401 haitians ba

and they, they had a cortez. now they have a trio looking for a 4th, but i guarantee it's an entertaining way to set up the weekend football. let's talk a little football. and, you know, i was thinking 17 games. it's so funny. i was listening to the nfl network as i drove in today, and they were talking about records, they're predicting just so funny to hear somebody say, i think they're going to win the division at 9 and 8. and i'm thinking, geez, the times of change from when i 1st started watch and 14 and it makes me laugh at the most say shot in billiards that good dallas pulled off. he over hugs, kids draft night. all they ever say to them is listen, brother, i can't play thursday. i get my kicked on thursday. i've got to heal up and then they said 16 game school. maybe keep it there though. who is the big go? i'm paul. well, we love it. he started them on thursday, 17 games people are careening into each other like tron, for god's sakes, i was just thinking, i think the 17 has to be it. i know they want to

democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez said her tax the rich dress was talking about the conversation. how about this, will aoc discuss a new joint committee taxation on report that the house democrats tax hikes will slam lower income blue-collar workers, making just 30,000 a year? what is next for california after big business helped democrat positive gavin newsom acrowd recall? exit polls show strong voter resentment against newsom policies. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. okay, let's break down this controversy over the joint chiefs of staff chair general mark milley. the white housedown flaying allegations in a new book loaded with anonymous sources by bob woodward and robert costa saying that it was routine, the white house saying it was routine for the general to call his counterpart in china. joining us now former national security advisor to vice president mike pence, retired lieutenant-general keith kellogg. general, great to have you back on. what is your reaction to th

. >> we'll talk to new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez about that. but first our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins who traveled with president biden today. kaitlan, who did the president see and what was accomplished? >> reporter: anderson, it was the damage up close. keep in mind, this is his second trip to somewhere that was hit by ida in a week. last week it was louisiana. today he traveled seven or eight states up to the north and to the right to see new york and new jersey. it was devastating, anderson. it's really hard to overstate the level of damage that we saw especially when we got our start in the lost valley neighborhood of manville, new jersey this morning. there were stacks of debris, anderson, in every single yard. some of them were taller than i am. it was rotted dry wood, ruined furniture, children's toys that were covered in mud. i even at one point saw christmas ornaments littered across the ground. just every house that had been devastated by the flooding that they saw last week. in new jersey and some areas turned i

the fbi says cortez was armed. cortez is sisters argue he should have not been shot. this is somebody that was basically my twit. he uh okay. all right. he was a good person he was always smiling. the fbi declined to say whether the task force was specifically looking for cortez. his family says he was on parole for a drug related conviction and was currently working at a supermarket and supporting his three children. police have now named a person of interest in the search for gabby potato who disappeared last month while on a cross. country trip with her boyfriend. reporter jonathan siri brings us the latest from north port florida. police now naming the boyfriend of missing 22 year old gabby petito interet investigators say brian laundry is lawyering up and refusing to answer any of their questions were conducted on missing person investigation, and two people went on a trip and one person returned. and that person that didn't return his gabby there's only one other person that was with her 23 year old laundry had been traveling out west with petito. but quietly re

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let's get more with michelle cortez.ell us about how vaccines are progressing finally in australia. michelle: it has taken quite a long time for australia to get on board with vaccinations and that's because they had very little coronavirus circulating in country so people didn't feel compelled to get inoculated right away. now up to 70% of people and australia have gotten their first vaccine. we are starting to see some easing of the most strict curbs on travel and arrivals into australia. people in new south wales, sydney are going to be allowed. there is a pilot program, 175 people allowed at home. that's good news for australians of broad trying to get into the country. tom: what is the importance around the decision around boosters? michelle: the fda is going to be looking at whether or not boosters are something they should be giving to the 180 million americans who have already been double vaccinated. the key issue is how quickly are they? efficacy wanes over time and the idea to give them full protection is a log

cortez government, former opposition pro does movement turn power. the government that came into government in power. the beginning of this year, much more research is not only towards serbia but also towards the west and not being flexible and maybe confirmed towards the west as any previous government. but the very fact that this minor issue and the treatment of 2016 left open to review the issue when this agreement expires, which happened on september 14 this year. and maybe to extend it for the very fact that there was no basis on, on the afford banquet and christian at this time agreeing is not only on christian mirrors. the fact that we have seen a political alex set up 201213 by a very strong performing german chance or miracle in cooperation with the entire u. n. d u. s. having achieved historic break for a little bit. let's talk about that is a tribal, let's talk about the used roll here is quite crucial. we have in brussels. peter, peter, i mean, where is the you in all of this right now? i mean, it said that in order to join the block, bot

alexandria ocasio-cortez in the same interview said if he thinks he's going to get the infrastructure bill without giving us the 3.5 trillion he's crazy. do you have a sense there's a number somewhere you can get alexandria ocasio-cortez and joe manchin on the same page? >> it's going to be hard. it's possible, but it's going to be hard. it's not necessarily the number. it's what policies, what proposals is he saying he wants to cut. he has said he doesn't necessarily think that adding a program to help care givers is the greatest idea right now. is that something that a.o.c. and many other progressives, and even not progressives, just the run of the mill democrats are going to say, that's okay with us? they understand the math that is leading to the next election. they have a razor thin majority in the house and the senate. talk to democrat after democrat, they feel that the clock is ticking and if they don't do what they were elect today do now, they might not get another chance for a while because the republicans are very likely at this point to take over the house. that's even wha

ocasio-cortez. ms. ocasio-cortez: earlier this year in columbia in the middle of the pandemic there were new taxes on basic food items. when they demonstrated the government responded with brutality. 68 people were burdened. this is part of a pattern of human rights resolutions. he is planning to aerialial fume tkpwaeugs which most countries stopped using. this would require to issue a report. it would limit the u.s. transfer of weapons tore many of the demonstrators and prohibit u.s. funds. similarly in 2018 we stood horrified by the assassination of the journalist. our amendment would prohibit funds they show up at our borders from the inhumane conditions that we create in their homelands. and i submit this amendment. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from alabama. mr. rogers: i yield two minutes to mrs. miller of west virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. >> i rise in support of this bill and four amendments. the first am

could have shown how the pandemic began including a lab leak and democrat socialist alexandria ocasio-cortezays her tax the rich dress was about starting a conversation. aoc discussed the new taxation report that the house democrats tax heights will slam lower to blue-collar workers, watch this making 30000 year, what is next for california after big business, democrat governor gavin newsom avoided the recall polls showing strong voter resentment against newsom policy. i am elizabeth macdonald and "the evening edit" starts rightt now. liz: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network let's break down the controversy over the joint chief of staff general mark milley the white house downplaying allegations loaded with anonymous sources by bob woodward and rob acosta saying it was routine for the general to call his counterpart in china. joining is now former national security advisor to vice president mike pence he is retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, it's great to have you back on what is your reaction to this controversy. >> thank you for having me on tonight i think

ocasio-cortez koerdz had a different view of the white house engagement. i want to play with you what she said. >> i think that the president using his role, using his influence and using the immense power that he has as the executive to really bring the party together and say we're going to pass both of these bills at once, that eliminates the infighting, it gets rid of, you know, all of this drama and say, you know what -- >> so she wants to see him step up more. she also talked, congresswoman, about what she described as an issue of trust between democrats right now. do you see it that way? is there a trust problem inside your party? >> i think that the issue of trust that we're focused on is the trust we have with the american people and the trust the american people put in us and president joe biden. he has fulfilled that by setting forth this agenda and now it is up to us to get to yes. democrats are there. let's not forget. we are going to have to do this, meet these needs in critical areas. roads and bridges, broadband, getting the led out of our w

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in this case, cortez i will keep wearing my mask in indoor shared places. last night at the met.ts were $30,000 a pop. she wore no mask. did interviews within 1 foot. if you have a kid in new york city and her district they have to wear a mask in 87 degree weather in schools. >> sean: i want to know who paid for the $30,000 ticket? all right. thanks. more "hannity" next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right come unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening. as always we thank you for making the show possible and being with us. it is day 31. we still have our fellow americans trapped, hostage to the winds of the taliban behind enemy lines. they are doing their to help get them out and thoughts and prayers, joe biden forgot them but we want, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham is raymond arroyo mad at me now? be one just because subbing off by two weeks, no problem. >> sean: two weeks, i just didn't remember last night because you had been on vacation. >> laura: he's good, he's good. we are going to pick up where you left off and you are absolutely right, not abandonin

let me see if i can cut through this. alexandria castillo cortez years ago was sandy cor, jazz who was created out of whole cloth. she became a socialist democrat, democratic socialist, the darling of the left. and she is the most important person. and i want you to understand this in destroying the democratic party. she is to the left of the left of the left, but not only left that we can handle. it's an incoherent left. it's left that doesn't make any sense. it's about shibboleths and instagram's and hash tags, but no absolute commitment to anything. she is responsible for causing a fracture, a schism if you will, in the democratic party between the hardliners, if you will, nancy pelosi and others to big money person and his child. by the way, please note nobody is wearing a mask as a big deal here. nobody of the of the of the glamour righty or whatever glitter roddy are wearing a mask. that's all they live for. these people live for nothing but bad cleaning cards and mask then you're going to kill me. but yet look at them. none of them do this and let me also tell you what you're se

so we both want the same thing, ocasio-cortez, we just have different pathways of doing it. ecosystem is going to be the high income new yorkers and those attempting to eke out a living in this amazing city. >> so then when you look at -- look, we know of all kinds of people who have moved to florida who make a lot of money from new york. billionaires, millionaires. a lot of those 65,000 people you're talking about, some of them have moved. you probably know what their names are. you told "the wall street journal" the day after i win i'm taking a flight to florida and telling all those new yorkers who live in florida, bring your butt back to new york. tell me what argument you're going to make to them. right now if the democrats get what they want, like alexandria ocasio-cortez, the combined state income tax and city tax for those new yorkers will be 61.2%, which is definitely the highest in the nation. so what are you going to tell them to get them to come back to that tax environment? >> let me tell you what i hear all the time when i'm in florida, the hamptons, upstate. e

. >> senator cortez. >> madam chair, thank you. thank you for the opportunity to participate in this important discussion. we appreciate the conversation so far. let me start here, the populate -- 6.3% of the population in nevada is on bank. how could a federal reserve system make it easier to connect to those and provide financial beliefs? making sure they can access social security benefits, etc.. >> i think the key technique is to remove sources of friction the key people from being able to access such a digital currency. we need to make sure there are restrictions. we also need to make sure there are the right interfaces on top of a digital currency. it cannot just be a mobile app. we have to think about people who are not necessarily technically literate. this means a digital currency would have a wide variety to access it. that means providing the right kind of interface. making sure of it is a platform that other businesses and applications can build on top of his will. >> anything to add? >> if you are poor today, a bank ac

like alexandria ocasio-cortez are using a tragedy that happened in new york where even people died ton infrastructure. and what i can tell you is that human infrastructure is not going to do a damn thing to help my constituents who have seen flooding in their basements, streets flooded. what we need is true, real infrastructure. and, unfortunately, nancy pelosi has even hijacked that bill and has prevented us from having a debate and a vote is on it. instead, she brought us to washington to jam down that $3.5 trillion socialist squad package, and i think that it's frustrating to a lot of people. but in addition to that, what's extraordinarily frustrating to me in general and to the taxpayers that i represent is they pay money to the government for a reason, okay? they expect certain things in exchange; public safety, quality education, transportation. and, yes, infrastructure. what has the city, under mayor de blasio, or the state under governor cuomo been doing for the last decade with the money that we pay to the city of new york and the state of new york? which, by the way, is more

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the headline there has that dress with alexandria ocasio-cortez, the piece goes on to say in 1950 when looking at federal state and local taxes, the top 1% of earners paid almost 70% of income in taxes, in post-war decades the main source of income for the rich were subject to an effective corporate tax rate of 50%. the rich were subject to high tax rates on wages, dividends, and income from partnerships. that is the top .1%, i should stay -- i should say. the upshot is that for most income levels the u.s. tax system and ours ambles a flat tax becomes regressive at the very top end. meaning the superrich pay proportionately less. today virtually all income groups pay roughly 28% of their income in taxes, except for the 400 richest americans. each own more than $2 billion in wealth today and pay around 25% in taxes. again, the conversation website if you want to see more analysis about that dress. it was representative of casio cortez wearing that dress that said "tax the rich," sending out a tweet with her in that dress. that garnered a response right and far, but a republican on capit

dress to the met gala and say it's higher critical requires you to believe that alexandria ocasio-cortez doesn't realize that the met gala has rich people who are hobnobbing behind closed doors. >> and you think she knows that? >> i think she might know that. >> fpeople who are outraged abot it, that's how you know they were stuck by the message that it hit them because she drove something that they didn't want to be on the front page. >> john harwood, maggie haberman. >> or it's not real. >> sorry, maggie, yeah. >> or the outrage isn't real. it's manufactured. >> that could be. sometimes that happens. >> sometimes that happens. >> you know what, it makes me angry that you erven said that, maggie. >> it's polyester outrage. >> njust in russian president vladimir putin in isolation after a covid outbreak in his inner circle. we'll have details ahead. >>> and we'll speak live to a pregnant mom who's upset the school district is not requiring exposed students to quarantine. >>> a new investigation casts doubt on the biden administration's deadly drone strike in afghanistan. this is "new day