hello, cory booker of new jersey? >> hey girl. you should know about dale >> first of all, it's great to be with you both. i just have to say from the top, you didn't make the connection that both shaquille o'neal in from newark, new jersey mayor, you've got to give some newark love. >> that's right. well, >> it listed in fairness he moved around a lot because it dad was in the army, so he claimed san antonio. he doesn't claim newark oh, my gosh. >> he opened up a movie >> theater in newark. >> i know >> already built some of our first big buildings in the city in a long time. yes. i give a lot of love to shack. that's right. we would the big to differ. but listen, i know you've just come back from humanitarian trip. we'll talk to you about that in just a second. but first, let's talk about what's happening in this country 209 days until the election i want to get your temperature about how you think things are going you know, today, we have marjorie taylor greene trying to seemingly trying to out out oust mike johnson, speaker of

meantime jon tester who is a critical vote here over and snuck a bag of peanut butter m&ms out of cory booker subtest. at some of the floor activity. the outcome is a foregone conclusion. huckabee senate trial so i think senators are waiting for this be over with. >> hill.com as we can go to read his reporting and out of his colleague. always great comfort in the hill. thanks for filling us in, alex bolton. >> thanks for having me on. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. .. i got from with the to proceed to close session to allow for deliberation on the question as required by impeachment rule 24. >> madam president? >> majority leader in a previous consent request we get your site a chance for debate in public the way it should be, and your side objected. we're moving forward. >> the question is on the motion to ask for the yeas and nays. >> is a sufficient second? there is a sufficient second. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the senate croley l doug lute on senator ted cruz his motion to proceed to a close session to consider senate majority le

meantime jon tester who is a critical vote here over and snuck a bag of peanut butter m&ms out of cory booker subtest. at some of the floor activity. the outcome is a foregone conclusion. huckabee senate trial so i think senators are waiting for this be over with. >> hill.com as we can go to read his reporting and out of his colleague. always great comfort in the hill. thanks for filling us in, alex bolton. >> thanks for having me on. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. en indiarechor.? &&obravoer.?" correctoscarmikee:. 23",dromeoistango."+at105,80238 at"old point). soscaruniformt."ovid . soscarn#z782001 -- >> are -- we are in a non-debatable position? >> my motion is to change that so we can debate the law and what the law says, i move that the senate produces a closed session to allow for deliberation on the question as required impeachment rule 24. >> majority leader? >> in our previous request we gave your side a chance for debate in public. where it should be. your side objected. we are moving forward. >> the question is on the motion. >> is there a sufficient second? there is a sufficient second, ca

the meantime jon tester jr who is a critical boat ran over and snapped a bag of peanut m&ms at a cory booker's desk but some of the floor activity. thee outcome is a foregone conclusion is not going to be a senate trial. i think senators are waiting for this to be over with. >> hill.com is read go to read alex bolton's reporting about of his colleagues but always great color in the hill. thanks for filling us in. >> thanks for having me on. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. a quorum is present. the senate is considering the point of order presented by the majority leader. >> a senator from texas. >> madam president rise to make a motion. the majority leader has argued the secretary mayorkas defiance of federal immigration law and activating and abetting of the worst criminal invasion and our nation's history does not constitute a high crime or misdemeanor. he has presented no argument on that question parties presented no briefing on that question in the position is directly contrary to the constitution, to the original understand the constitution of the time it was ratified. a

it's interesting where she ends up because it is where cory booker ended up at elizabeth warren.ve a task force on the spirit black celebritsaid this. she knows very well -- i should say she has been -- he is a frenchman congresswoman, a complete breakout star on the democratic side, does really well and hearings, a lot of people paying attention to her, tearing to be careful about how she approaches this. this needs to be thought through. sounds like we need a committee on reparations but i know full well, but this gets to a vote, it is never approved because it is too hard to delineate who you are talking about. she says it has to be someone who is descended of slaves, not just black americans, there are people who are originate from all over the world, and i thought the tax thing, too litte to qualify for taxes. >> dana: democrats were like, how dare you. jesse, are you going to claim your 1%? >> jesse: .1% pure climate crockett if that is what it takes to lower my tax rate, you should see my tax rate. oh, you have no idea. >> judge jeanine: tell us, jesse. >> jesse: only hunt

it's interesting where she ends up because it's where cory booker ended up and elizabeth warren. a black celebrity said this. she knows very well, and i should say that she has been, you know, she's a freshman congresswoman, a complete breakout star on the democratic side, does really well inng hearings, s,a lot of people are paying attention to her and ig t think she was then trying to be very careful about how she approach this where she basically said this needs to be thought through which soundse like we need to committee onno reparations, but i know fullis well that when any of this gets to a vote it's never approvedoo because it's h too hard to who delineate who you are talking about. ihas t has to be someone who's descendent of slaves, thet can just be a black americans sw -- since there are people who originate from all over the world. i thought with the tax thing she was talking about, people who earn too little to qualify.>> >> when romney sai dd that, democrats were like how dario. jesse, are you going to claim your 1 percent?% >> jesse: .1, danapu.at and i'm with croc

representative cory booker could be seen on the floor handing out candy to his fellow democratic colleaguesguess this is something that went into effect during trump's impeachment hearings in 2020. do you know what that's all about? >> well, you always are only allowed milk and water on the floor of the senate. there has never been an opportunity to are any other -- and i remember i was told at one point the history of the milk. i don't remember it right now, but there is never any food or beverage allowed. the pages will bring you water, and there's a list back in the cloak room of what kind of water people want. do they want still water or sparkling water, bubbly water, and typically that's all that you can see on the desk right there. i think that's mcconnell's desk, there's some water there. thousand, the candy, there is a secret candy drawer on the senate familiar. getting some inside info. it is back to patty murray's right up against the wall, there is a drawer. and i don't know the republicans usually didn't come over there. they must have a candy drawer somewhere on their side. the

meantime jon tester who is a critical vote here over and snuck a bag of peanut butter m&ms out of cory booker subtest. at some of the floor activity. the outcome is a foregone conclusion. huckabee senate trial so i think senators are waiting for this be over with. >> hill.com as we can go to read his reporting and out of his colleague. always great comfort in the hill. thanks for filling us in, alex bolton. >> thanks for having me on. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. .. i got from with the to proceed to close session to allow for deliberation on the question as required by impeachment rule 24. >> madam president? >> majority leader in a previous consent request we get your site a chance for debate in public the way it should be, and your side objected. we're moving forward. >> the question is on the motion to ask for the yeas and nays. >> is a sufficient second? there is a sufficient second. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the senate croley l doug lute on senator ted cruz his motion to proceed to a close session to consider senate majority le

it is a work, a tax cut bill of 2017 which was initiated by cory booker and tim scott from florida.weren't seeing any growth in impoverished area after the great recession. so they decided to collaborate with the government and investors to go into impoverished communities and get economic developers, tax incentives to bill there. the states had to nominate them. there was 8,764 impoverished areas where the annual income was like $37,000. and, you know, a lot of other things. and this has created after three years, 50% of these places seen growth. i'll talk about north minneapolis. there was a black developer that was wanting to develop north minneapolis but he had no funds. and by using this opportunity in, he was able to bring in what you call workforce housing. you know, trump is not given credit. this is 8,764 communities in united states that people talk about infrastructure. this has put into place to bring jobs there. it was polarized by the left because it was done under trump. and, you know, i'm just putting something out there that everybody needs a job and the people in n

look at things like, if you take my federal bill with cory booker on baby bonds, we have not passed it federally, but that is a national movement. we have not passed it federally as of yet, but there is a nationwide movement. look at things like universal basic income. look at things like student debt cancellation where they tried to fringe and marginalize and here we stand today with already, you know, 4 million borrowers that have benefited to the tune of over $140,000,000,000.30 more million borrowers are about to benefit. that was a policy that people said would be regressive in impact. they said the president did not have authority to do anything. this is an issue that the democrats are running on. they used to laugh at progressives about. you know, abortion access. do you know how many democrats used to be afraid to say the word abortion. they would say maybe if you were lucky, reproductive justice. that was not an issue that democrats ran on. so, i just want to say that the progressive movement which is fueled by young people, we are winning. look at unionization happening acros