have had great conversations with anna paulino luna who will give birth later this year and dan crenshaw and max miller. they also all had questions about how to juggle it. i want to encourage all of the young people here today, both future moms and dads, you can make it work and nothing is more precious, you will find, then becoming apparent. it actually makes you better at doing your jobs and it has given me a tremendous amount of energy around what i'm fighting for every day, the next generation and the world i want to leave for sam and young children. yes, misses ferguson? >> hello there. you mentioned the family of hyde amendments. can you elaborate on the congressional plan to protect that? >> absolutely. we have one of the most important responsibilities in the appropriations process. in the last congress under speaker pelosi with a democratic majority, they are so radical they wanted to eliminate all of those protections in the appropriations process. as house republicans we stood up, with republicans in the senate, to protect those provisions. we intend to do that in the appropr

that our congressional family is growing and already has grown as we welcome renu babies with and crenshaw of texas, max miller of ohio and anna paulino luna of florida, all welcoming their first child. everything we work towards and fight for every day is the next generation to have an opportunity i truly believe that the supreme court and trusted office responsibility of taking an and deeply personal issue and billing processes to provide child mother, family especially the unborn children this truly precious and sacred the life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. while the far left wanting things about the division and i was sccan and will continue to work to save more lives and support families. life and defending the unborn are not extreme positions. they are on the vessel. the human rights entry. i know the life movement will always remember our moral compass for this fight. be worthy of this mission. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today. god bless you, unless yes. yes. i would love to take questions. maryland. >> what a beautiful speech congresswoman. i just want to

and texas congressman dan crenshaw laid into a yale school of medicine professor for her inability to sighted a medical study for benefits of transgender surgeries for children during a hearing. >> tell me a journal that has done systematic reviews that cites different evidence >> the standards of care were developed based on extensive great >> you are not telling me any journal or any study. don't say standard of care. tell me one. >> the standards of care. >> that is not a journal. that's not a study. that's not an organization or institution. you are just saying words. >> crenshaw has proposed withdraw funding from hospitals that provide surgeries puberty blockers or cross sex hormones to transgender minors and bill de blasio was hit with a historic find tonight for misusing taxpayer money for political purposes the city's conflict of interest board order de blasio to pay nearly $475,000 for bringing his security detail on trips during his failed presidential campaign. apparently the former mayor had nypd accompany him on 31 campaign tours outside the state. and coming up, californ

crenshaw.at mexico should be that country. because it truly impacts what happens in our country, directly. and i would add to that list the axis of evil of latin america, which is cuba, nicaragua, venezuela, while all of these countries are in cahoots with the iranian regime and other entities, and they allow penetration within their soil, and in nicaragua, russia has now established a foothold in where nicaraguan law was amended so that it allows russians to have facilities in nicaragua, spy facilities, and they can operate freely and off the coast of venezuela. you see russia and china, and iran operating as well. so we've got a real hotbed of potential terrorist activity, and certainly gathering of secrets and spying on the united states right in our own hemisphere. and i would say that on your question about the state department, we have always found, in a bipartisan manner, and our foreign affairs committee. the state department really needs to ramp up its game. wonderful people, certainly

for now, one of the members is dan crenshaw. that these are problems.ing these are serious allegations, as well as john cornyn, another member of republican leadership saying, this is not good. you have some republicans who want to take action. including taking steps, like defending the special counsel's office. that's an idea that marjorie taylor greene talked about this. they discussed it in a house freedom caucus meeting. it shows you the lengths that some republican allies of the former president are going to defend him. you have many that have yet to comment, including the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell. >> the dan crenshaw thing. you have a conservative republican thing, that defended trump on some things but is a pro-national security republican. we'll see where that goes. appreciate the reporting, lauren. thank you. >>> russia is targeting ukrainian civilians yet again. coming up, the latest missile strikes and the search and rescue efforts that are underway now. >>> also, new this morning, a woman told 911 she felt thre threat

crenshaw, peter king's father was the sgt and my dadgh was a rookie. he trained him from the academy. lexi change her father he trained me but thank you for that. you are absolutelym right. seems like ancient history. it's also ancient history on september 10 looking back in 1993. that was away in the past we saw it happen. i'm not trying to sound the alarm but we have to beon alert. the prevention same with nypd you think they stopped 19 different attacks against new york that is been cut back substantially. but still happens. so do other threats. a people we focus on what's in that music and try newspapers and internet media what members of congress are talking about we forget the past. we forget the past were going to be forced to relive it so thank you for your service. clicks thank you. i know, i know progress in your heart during the river. >> what things you talked about was the need for us to retain talent articulate area and cybersecurity space. what are some of the programs you think works best? you talked about being novel in that. what you

congressman dan crenshaw says his officers was receiving conflicting information from experts including whether the navy did indeed hear an implosion or if it detected the sound of the titan hitting the floor. and why the few number of robots capable of getting to the titanic depth were not immediately deployed. >> these people who are contacting our office telling us exactly where submarine is. they are seeing, the coast guard is acting like the search area, it is it is the size of connecticut. that makes no sense. we know exactly where it is. the problem is they are not employing an asset that can actually go down there and confirm it. >> trace: so what happens next, the coast guard says it will continue collecting data to determine how, when and why this happened, trace. >> trace: thank you. we are learning more tonight about the five people on board the titan sub including one of the world's great experts on the wreckage of the titanic and the unbelievable connection that one crew member had to passengers who sailed on the titanic. marianne rafferty is live with a part of the story.

we have 25 fast food restaurants in a square mile right here on crenshaw and century, which is just three blocks from this high school. but very few supermarkets and throughout the city, and i think were seeing that trend around the country in multiple communities. >> and when he came home, he got his phd at ucla. he went back to the high school that he had attended in inglewood and started working with the young students there. and said, "well, what do you want to do in the community?" and they all said, "we want to grow food." >> as an organization, we created an initiative called 100 seeds of change, which is our commitment to building 100 community school and home gardens and throughout the city of inglewood and south bay. the goal of that is to build a local food system and to build local production. what are we doing today to, kia? >> i don't know. were giving away fruit trees to the community. >> today were giving a thousand trees to 1,000 families. we're here here committed to eliminating our community's designation as a food desert, and it's important that we provide these fruit

some of the republicans' part, and the senate is different from the house, but you saw congressman crenshawway from manu, because he did not want to talk to him, but he said, i'm not defending it. that is as far as he went, and there is silence for example from mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader. >> silence. and julia, the very explosive national security secrets contained in the documents make it harder for veterans who put the physical wellbeing on the front line are not going to defend this. what is interesting is that the indictment is a story, and i thought that it was interesting is that the story as it was released started with not law or politics, but national security. the first paragraph mentions two key factors at play here. one is the military and intelligence agents, and a nod to them, and in order, the obligation to them, and not to trump is that we protect the work that they are doing, and the second is that there sis a o exist on a globe by itself, and it exists for those who need access to the highest clearance are protecting them or at least not putting them in

now congressman dan crenshaw is calling for more investigation of the search and the company behind themersible ocean gate. in focus now, one of the reporters that broke the story. first question, when did the navy again listening to that particular spot? that area? >> the navy won't say when they started listening to it, but according to navy officials it was around the same time that the sub lost communications with the surface is when they detected the sound of what they now know is the implosion. >> i know they don't want to tell us when they started listening because if they were listening before, we know what their job is. they won't give us a detail on that, but sunday for the sound of the implosion, is that correct? >> that's correct, yeah. the navy won't even say which system detected the sounds, but we do know through, i mean, publicly available information that there is an under water hydrophone system that has been in place since the end of world war two to detect the approach of enemy sub marines and that is a likely candidate. >> we don't want to give the enemy any kind of

congressman dan crenshaw tore into a democratic witness over the issue speaking of children of trans surgeries for minors. watch. >> tell me a journal that has done systematic sites strong benefit for carry. >> the standards of care -- >> you aren't telling me any journal or any study. don't say standard of care. tell me one. >> the standards of care. >> the standards of care. that's not a journal, that's not a study. that's not an organization. it is not a institution. you are just saying words. >> julie: i can't imagine why we're having a conversation about kids trans surgery. >> there aren't the studies they want us to think exist as relates to the long-term impact particularly on kids when it comes to any kind of surgical intervention, puberty blockers. we know in the united kingdom they moved forward with basically making it almost impossible to get ahold of these for young kids. at some point when we call them out and they refuse to answer the question, we should take that as a -- well, that's the answer. they don't have an answer. they are never going to have an answer and the

look at jim jordan and matt getz and dan crenshaw talk. that's all they are doing.oesn't play by the rules. refuses to play by the rules. look no further than the unconstitutional legal thing going with former president trump. and we're not doing anything about it. we are talking about it. and we get excited and we get emotional. that's it. they break the law, they do the things they need to do to ensure their agenda is driven forward. and we're watching them gut our nation from the inside out. and i don't know where the rubber is going to meet the road because it's a true sacrifice. you look at the guys the young men that sign the constitution and all the things that they sacrificed everything to come out from under a tyrannical government and then eventually at some point there was a man at concord who decided he was going to pull the trigger. i feel like we are getting back to a point where somebody is going to have to pull a trigger. everything we hold dear. everything this country was founded on is being just dragged through the mud and mocked and made fun of.

somebody knows a thing or two about diving, dan crenshaw spent a decade on a s.e.a.l.ion. you knew the sub was diving the titanic, wouldn't you begin searching there. >> the coast guard is acting like it is a search area twice the size of connecticut, that makes no sense. we know exactly where it is. >> navy officials privately admitting they detected implosion when the titan sub was diving when communications were lost, not long after the dive began. on the hill, the top democrat on the armed services committee defended the response with this candid remark. >> we are not omnipotent, can't solve every problem that comes along. if there's a particular capability someone is lacking in a situation anywhere in the world and we're in position to help them, i would like us to take a look. it is not always possible. >> the pentagon says its focus is on winning or preventing wars, not rescuing civilians lost at sea. the u.s. military long maintained underwater microphone to detect submarines. they're asking why didn't the navy share this publicly sooner. >> thank you so much,

texas republicans, rick perry and dan crenshaw are also advocating for the potential benefits of psychedelics veterans. that's why i'm here once again, actually pushing for a few further research into the use of psychedelics to treat ptsd, traumatic brain injury and cte cities, of course, another form of brain injury. there are hundreds are registered clinical trials. exploring the effects of psychedelics on a range of conditions. but some lawmakers say there's still a lot more to learn about the psychoactive drugs and they're not ready for mainstream news yet. this is not ready yet. >> we need larger studies. we need to see more long-term effects. even doctors who helped develop psychedelic treatment warn against the drug being abused recreationally. don't just go off and run and start using these substances just because you read something about him. >> make sure that you have a proper assessment by health professionals. >> kelsey kernstine news nation. >> still ahead, san francisco is getting lit for pride weekend. we'll tell you after the break. imagine if you could get ahead of your ibs-c

let's bring in texas congressman dan crenshaw who has been critical of the search effort.ou. i want to play the sound of you earlier today and then we will see if you feel the same. watch. >> i have been hearing a lot of concerning things from people, civilian side who are involved in this, you know, we have got to look into it, see what is true and what isn't. what testimonies to be the case is epic failure in leadership. where exactly that leadership failure is. is it the white house, coast guard, navy? i'm not sure. >> trace: knowing what you know now, congressman, what would would have you done different and where do you think they failed the biggest? >> yes, i still have those questions. you have got to go through the timeline here. now, on monday, there were two assets that are critical to a recovery operation like this in a search operation. there is a 6 krov ready to go on monday afternoon and something called mcgel alan submarine only thing able to be used to recover this thing if they're still alive. both of these assets are ready to go on monday afternoon and mo

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ukraine so i was i was living in japan at the time and i got a call from a friend of mine, kimberly crenshaw, who some you know, she's the activist, lawyer and writer all around, great person. and so she asked me to go to ukraine in her place to give and talks on human rights, the intersectionality. and so my first words to her, because this was like a who like april 2014, i'm like kimberly, isn't there a war going on in ukraine? you're not trying to give me the government playbook. she's like, no, no, i have nothing else to do. so if you can go and do this the way i was like, so they called, have the embassy call me and i would go. and the two conditions are one is that they don't fly me over the war zone, right? like, you know, i know enough about war. don't fly over war zones. so i had to go all the way to turkey. and anyway. and then the second thing was, oh, there was an organization in kiev called the africa center, which fought around racial justice and human rights. and i was like, now the talks are going to be televised. i was like, bring me into the capital. let me stay there for a

what was interesting to me was dan crenshaw today said, look, i don't want to get involved in this, iut i'm not defending the president. and that's a republican. so, i think people, if this drags out in particular, as you guys say and robert ray says, then i think they're going to continue to hedge their bets, including presidential candidates who are already hedging their bets. >> at the same time, nia, we're hearing more house republicans really go after the special counsel's entire investigation. >> yeah. and, listen, you see some of that on the senate side, too, with j.d. vance trying to hold up some of the appointees to the justice department. some people are going to be all in with donald trump. and i would say the vast majority of republicans, essential on the house side, will be all in with donald trump. there is a division, but it's much more weighted to donald trump than it is towards somebody like lisa murkowski who came out and said, listen, this is troubling, and it's not a chance to sort of act like the messenger in the department of justice is unfair, we really need to

technology earlier in the week, that it got caught up in processing, didn't happen fast enough dan crenshawngressman from texas said something similar. how do you respond to those who are saying, wait a minute, should this have been in place sooner when it was offered sooner >> we've been really overwhelmed by all of the support that's been provided from the international community, with regard to this complex search and rescue effort. and so when, you know, when we were notified of the casualty and brought -- or notified of the missing submersible and brought together the unified command without a pre-planned response plan, without pre-stage gear, we really had to start from scratch and bring all of the capability that was available to bear on this problem. and so we made some decisions to prioritize based on gear that was closest to the site and could get there. and so now, right now, we have the rovs operating on the bottom floor that have the ability to search and have the ability to attach rescue lines. i have medical personnel moving into the site as well, with deep sea medical expert

crenshaw? >> thank, you chairman. thank you all for being here. look, i think you are all very serious security professionals, intelligence professionals, i think that most of the support certainly reflects that. but there is a glaring exception to that. and, specifically, in the section on climate change and environmental degradation. i don't get me wrong, i think this is indeed an issue, but i address this issue upon a very different committee, not here. and for very good reasons, why the simple question, what creates greater geopolitical instability? is it the occasional severe weather events, or is it energy insecurity. in other words the ability of nations to secure available and provided a source of energy is going to create more global chaos and represent the national security threat to united states. is it one of the, other or both. i suppose i will direct that question, i'm sorry, but to you director haines, because you mentioned it earlier. >> thank, you sir. >> one of the other, or both. because i have a lot to say on this. >> i don't h

hutchison or chris christie saying they would not support a felon in the white house, and even dan crenshawderstand what the political dynamics are, and we have been talking about this for year. the details in this indictment is so compelling and the evidence so damning and the conduct so egregious and embarrassing that it's increasingly hard to defend it. as you pointed out, nobody is defending donald trump's conduct and saying he didn't do it, but a lot of what is happening now, quite frankly, is quite dangerous. the attacks on the judicial system and the rule of law and the violent rhetoric, and the actual attempts in congress to retaliate against the department of justice and the intelligence agencies, and conservatives used to understand that ideas have consequences, and these ideas can have very dangerous consequences going forward. >> chuck, the same words, egregious and embarrassing could be applied to judge cannon's previous rulings on this case that she was called out for. my question is, she will be under scrutiny, and there are guardrails that she stays within the lines of the l