maxine waters wants what crockett has. she's jealous of these young up and comers.her computer about big balls. >> you know that i was not about to put up with that bull [bleep] that he was going to talk about tonight. elon musk had the money to buy him and we don't know everything that elon musk has done with his high technology. we don't know what he's been accused of by some as it may relate to the election. >> jesse: democrats don't have a plan to fix the country, they just want to curse and complain. so they can take those paddles and give themselves a nice spanking. adam carolla is a host of the adam carolla show. jasmine, not to be confused with davey, crockett is really making a name for herself, isn't she? >> yeah. i mean aoc kind of ran out of steam. it's weird. i was saying yesterday aoc has lost her fastball but she still a screwball. jasmine crockett is filling the crazy boyd because aoc seems broken now. >> jesse: i am happy that that has happened. i think crockett is a real true leader and it's basically her nomination, if she wants it. how about the

>> oh, that's don johnson. >> no. >> ricardo. >> crockett. >> crockett. >> crockett and. >> and in 1984, he said, quote, hopefully in the next five years, i will win all of those awards. he did not win any of those awards. i'm a coined the term nick watt. i win. an naacp award on the front end. and there you go. you can win an egot too. >> i don't think he's allowed to say negative. >> that's fair. that's fair. that's fair. >> in the weeks leading up to the oscars. variety spoke to anonymous academy members to see where their heads were at on the oscar voting and all of that stuff. and people love conclave. but two voters told variety they didn't vote for ralph fiennes because, quote, he won before. what movie did he win an oscar for before. >> schindler's list? >> trick question. he did. he didn't win for schindler's list. >> no. >> he's never won an oscar. these two academy members believe ralph fiennes already won for schindler's list, which he didn't. he lost to tommy lee jones for the fugitive. >> mhm. >> that he already won. that is such a canadian way of thinking. >> that was i w

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why not do a kamala harris jasmine crockett ticket.istmas and new year's wrapped into one. i don't know if she's having a mental or psychological episode or if she forgot this but elections have consequences. donald trump on the popular vote, the electoral college, the house, the senate, he has a mandate to return common sense to the white house and that's what he's doing. he's in lockstep with the american people on every major issue. >> trace: we have joe scarborough talking about the white house meeting, he said the following. >> fascinating that j.d. vance i guess maybe for the first time decided to just jump in and take over a meeting where donald trump is running that meeting. really interesting. so many things deeply disturbing about that meeting. >> had he watched the entire 45 minutes like a lot of us did you would know that j.d. didn't just jump in, the president called on him and said j.d. would you like to comment on what's going on. >> i want to address from the outside what he's actually complaining about. the vice presid

choose jasmine crockett as your vp, tampons in every boys bathroom. i think that they could match his jazz hands, in all seriousness is completely delusional. it does show you that democrats, tim walz is even thinking about it running for president, dear god. >> laura: me and chris murphy. maybe the woke mind virus. i'm teasing you. to thank so much. that is it for us, make sure to follow me on instagram,. >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime', tonight... >> president trump: i believe russia wants to make a deal, the people of ukraine wants to make a deal, if summary does not want to make a deer they won't be around long. >> jesse: deal or no deal? >> we should go after the abuse and every agency of government, no argument. >> jesse: going to the pentagon, the left riots. >> nobody voted for elon musk! >> we have somebody occupying the white house, he is in an image of the united states. >> jesse: haters gonna hate, democrats in search of their own trump. >> what's important? >> authenticity, balls and charisma. >> and live under your bed. [l

presidency is causinge, smental health issues across te aisle starting with representative jasmine crockettup. >> if you can tell donald trump anything tonight, what would you tell himld t? >> i would tell him to grow a spine and stop being putin's -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> those are the extremes.rump look, they are mistaking trump's theatricality for the substance' and the things he's delivering. everybody is trying to replicate that.t this ises not serious representative.ou this is not a serious person doing a job for the american people. you look at this and you think, you know, protestsvide kendrick lamar, tiktok video, this will not return your party to power up your jig is how, i don't know if you sell the t-shirts "resist" and no means teacher and all coordinated representatives. a joint session of congress is not the moment to protest and grandstand that to honor the institution you defend and servy by bringing civility and decency the occasion whether paddles t heor yes the baseball caps. i don'l cat think that as any pe at a joint session of the people's house where the president is standing.

i've never met anything like him before. >> she's like the eldercare version of jasmine crockett. back your people and grow a base. this is absurd. >> laura: she never ever could eclipse rodney king moment, remember? festival atmosphere. that was fun. >> there was 1 moment that i will bet people missed and this was when trump revealed the ages of those d.o.g.e. discovered on the social security roles. >> 1 person between the age of 240 and 249, and one person is listed at 360 years of age. more than 100 years, more than 100 years older than our country. >> i'm so glad we finally have the identities of those two people. the social security administration now knows exactly where to go. this is a good thing. >> laura: i could not figure out if nancy had, you know, sometimes if, like, the makeup brush, a piece of hair, the makeup brush comes off, it's like we are, a piece of hair. i don't know if she was trying to find that in her mouth toward that dental work. >> dentures seem to be putting up a fight in both of their cases. they are both grinding away. >> laura: i don't know if it's

or is it sonny crockett? i can't remember, dana. i'm too young for that show.interesting is how they didn't feel this way about george soros, who spent billions and billions to undermine american strength. but if you criticize george soros, you're playing into the tropes of anti-semitism. >> dana: not only that, but remember that ilhan omar caused a multi-week kerfuffle, including -- >> greg: watch your mouth. >> dana: being censured in the house because she suggested that jewish people in america have dual loyalties. even by nancy pelosi, that was a huge deal. now we're doing the same. i think that president trump is blessed with the dumbest opposition. they cannot figure out where to get their footing and part of it, they said their media operation has collapsed. the other thing is elon musk was bullied terribly. he was abused terribly. and he was able to get himself out of that. guess what? this is the other thing that kills me. he could live anywhere in the world, and he chose us. he chose america, and this is where he has his companies, this is where the i

crockett givin it to tubbs. [ laughter ] there are now at least 159 cases of measles in texas.t has also spread to georgia, kentucky, new york, california. it's all over the studio right now. [ laughter ] and today, we learned that florida has joined the outbreak club. but don't worry, our secretary of health and human services is all over it. rfk jr. says, do not fear, outbreaks of measles are quote, "not unusual." and he's right, they're not unusual. they're unheard of because we eliminated measles 25 years ago. but now, for a limited time only, they're back! [ laughter ] the outbreak in texas just so happens to be spreading in an area with a largely unvaccinated population. what are the odds? i don't know. [ laughter ] and that puts bobby brainworm in a tough spot. he wrote an op-ed saying, "vaccines not only protect individual children from measles, but also contribute to community immunity, protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons." okay, good. all true. but -- and there's always a but -- "the decision to vaccinate is a personal one." right.

the other two that left the chamber were crockett and andrea salinas and maxine dexter. those democratic members walking out early in the speech. several other democratic members of the house and senate walked out toward the tail end of president trump's speech. senator bernie sanders and others. during the speech, some democratic members were holding up signs in protest to what they heard from the president. this is from the hill. democrats could be seen holding up signs during president trump's speech as a way to rebut the president on his remarks. one of the signs read false while the other read :musk s teal." when the president said a joe biden, the worst president in american history, a number of democrats held up signs that say false. peter: let's talk to kyrsten. good evening to you. what did you think about tonight? caller: good evening. i just had a really, some interesting perspective. i live in the urban core of kansas city. i am a black woman. and just kind of understanding the context of the conversation. one thing that i was glad that was brought up was aro

15 minute ride to atlanta down to 2.37, with 8, 85, 80 seeing that traffic building and along 80 crockett out towards the maze. if you're hopping on that right now about 31 minutes. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 8.16, in the war on taxes is escalating between the u.s. and its key trading partners. china just announced additional chair tariffs of up to 15% on the stuff they get from musk. he imports into the u.s. our into their country from the u.s. chicken pork. soy beef and that move. it takes effect march 10th china putting u.s. tariffs on the stuff they get from that follows president trump raising tariffs on imports of chinese products that we get from china 20% now across the board for that. and step up their fight and stop illegal immigration and drug trafficking. canada's prime minister has said that his country in turn is going to put new tariffs on on american goods in response. >> well, aids research has been ongoing at ucsf for decades, but infectious disease experts are now worried about possible federal cuts out for rob nesbitt takes a look at the fallout. >> i will te

crockett. rep. crockett: thank you so much. i will pick up where my colleague left off by thank you and -- for your service. i don't really know if they would have been trying to push you out, because it seems like anybody knows what their job is gets pushed out. congrats on your retirement and i hope you have sunnier days ahead. representative to leave went through -- tlaib went through some of these things are. i think it is downright cruel. you have people that literally don't have a heart. they are telling us that we are going to run the federal government like a business. let me talk to you about the business. and the people allegedly running the business. the federal government is not a business but let me verify. if it was, i don't want to run like the president has run businesses. the president, it is my understanding, has filed bankruptcy six times. we don't have that luxury in america. even when we start to think about elon musk, right now as it relates to tesla, the sales are down. as it relates to x, he has never ma

i believe that was crockett. not to be confused with davey. >> whom or sonny's partner on miami vice. yeah. or is it sonny crockett? i can't remember. dana, i'm too young for that show. you know what is interesting, too, is how they didn't feel this way about george soros, who spent billions and billions to undermine american strength. but if you criticize george soros, you are playing into the tropes of anti-semitism. >> not only. >> that, but. >> do you remember. >> that ilhan. omar caused a multi-week. >> kerfuffle. >> including a vote. >> for being censored. >> in the house. >> because she suggested that jewish people in america have dual loyalties? >> remember that? she almost got censored. >> even by nancy pelosi. that was like, that was a huge deal. now they're doing the same. >> also, i think that. >> president trump is blessed with the dumbest opposition, right? they cannot figure out what their get, their footing. and part of it is what jesse said is that their media operation has collapsed. but the oth

that's what's on all their minds. >> do you think crockett is going to run for president? she has gotten a lot of ink. >> i think it's a combination of a having gigantic egos on that side and b knowing they don't have any frontrunners. they don't have anyone that's actually in the lead right now that people support. so they all technically have a great chance. >> what about walls do you think tampon tim do it has you do. it right. run. walls run. what about fetterman, though? they seem to think fetterman at least talks like a normal person. >> it's ironic that the one person they attacked for actually meeting with donald trump is the one they now think is the only chance that they have at winning the at least nomination in 28. i like him, i do like him. i think a lot of republicans like him, too, which is why they think he's good. not because they actually can recognize that he's a decent human that might actually have a chance. >> and he doesn't wear a suit like zelensky. >> right. >> so that's that. >> that's that. what about this whole strategy to go viral is getting cl

crockett: i want to be clear about one thing. women's issues, they are all of our issues. because the last time i checked, we all came from a woman. and so to hear the story of a mother talk about her fight for her child, i want to make clear that when we hear the stories of the economic impact, these are stories that are impacting all of us. it's not just women. unfortunately we had an opportunity to have a woman lead this country and i promise you, she would have led us to the promised land. but instead we got somebody that seems like he wants to take to us hell and back again. but i'm trying to tell y'all that we, the women of the d.w.c., will not stand for that. we won't stand for cruelty when we can have kindness. we won't stand for greed over good. we won't stand for feety over fearlessness on behalf of our constituents. right now what we have is criminality versus constitutionality. so i am asking, i am pleading with the american people to tap into your power. because we know that the power has always been with the people. it is time for you to rise up. one of the t

they included jasmine crockett from texas. maxwell frost walked out, maxine dexter from maryland, andrea salinas from oregon, ayanna pressley, ilhan omar, pramila jayapal. we believe that's only a partial list. number of democrats left during the remarks. the president in his what we believe was ad libbing. we did not have prepared remarks from the president, which is unusual. white house is usually distribute prepared remarks. so we don't know what was digression from those remarks and what was outlined. but the president did repeatedly seem to be ad libbing when he was remarking on the expected impact of the economic decisions he's already made six weeks in saying that the american people would have to bear with him, that there would be a little disturbance, that there would be an adjustment period. and again, he said, a little disturbance, essentially suggesting that the roiling that we saw in the markets is something that he knows he caused. but he hopes people will not mind. for the record, the worst inflation in this cou

also in throughout concord, clayton and crockett. here's the deal.he spiral action from portland through eureka backing all the way through salt lake city. can you see that there? that's the core. that's the center of the cold front. meanwhile, you do have some landmass that is trying to have some warming there. so we've had a few thunderstorms pop up and some dry lightning as well. there. you can see it in throughout the central valley. i want to go ahead and zoom on in right there and throughout the sacramento valley, because near galt i picked up a lightning strike, but that seems to have ceased. so let's see what's in our forecast. we could have an isolated shower skimming the san mateo coastline into santa cruz later on tonight. otherwise, we begin to clear out by tomorrow morning. sunrise at 637. but clouds do invade the area during the afternoon hours. let's just go with partly cloudy for your monday. then here come the clouds again from the north. this is a cold front. it will provide a spotty shower throughout the day. no real measurable pre

and weldon they yelled land it wasn't because they spotted jasmine crockett.nd his merry band took over the u.s. capitol and planted their flag right in the center of liz warren's but. and cleaned it in the name of common sense. now the whole thing got off to a rocky start when a homeless guy wandered in and down his leg. security guards gently escorted him out and he was safely returned to the men's shelter for a free bowl of soup. but he wasn't the only casualty. mike johnson is still in the hospital to have that smile surgically removed. the same look i get when i let brian's calls go to voice mail. but mike should be smiling. what turned out to be an amazing night for america coincided with the worst night for democrats since republicans canceled slavery. trump laid out a list of things he has already accomplished that only a lunatic couldn't love. and the democrats showed the entire nation that they qualify. they were like the odd man out, like rachel levine crashing ladies' night at gold's gym. i know. seriously, at what point do you go from opposing the

choose jasmine crockett as your vp, tampons in every boys bathroom. his jazz hands, in all seriousness is completely delusional. it does show you that democrats, tim walz is even thinking about it running for president, dear god. >> laura: me and chris murphy. maybe the woke mind virus. i'm teasing you. to thank so much. that is it for us, make sure to follow me on instagram,. >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime', tonight...

traveling from 1, 1, a fine up to menlo park. 2, 80 82 slight congestion that nothing terrible and crockett outdoors the maze. you start to slow down just past richmond. a 20 minute ride darya. james, back to you. >> winners and losers with our black. hi, rob. >> good morning, daria. how the markets look. i'm nervous to be quite honest with, you january is a great month, february. not so great. we have the tariffs looming tomorrow get a big announcement out of trump this talking about setting up reserve for cryptocurrency. so they're the players today. ether xrp the so how bitcoin plays like coinbase and robinhood. they're up aggressively day. i think people don't want a 5 person, their net worth of crypto, but i would prefer it to be with you, blackrock. nervous if you're nervous, you're making me nervous not nervous. i'm nervous. but the markets cautious. okay, good never. i don't know what's going on trial. and and i. >> and i mean, you were just on the precipice of the day, you know, tariffs and stuff, which let me ask you about that, because i see that some businesses have already come

crockett outdoors may 17 traffic starts to slow soon. as you hit berkeley and the east bay.er their 46 minute ride. stanley andrew down to 37 darya. james, back to you. >> dallas is with our final that black and how the markets rob. >> nervous. but they're holding we kind of played chicken with the tariffs. we thought there was negotiation before they went into effect. wall street was wrong. could could could infect. i know that they're in fact, can we get them off the table soon possible. more on that later. but we saw some soft numbers out of atp hand. they said we only 177,000 private jobs last month. that is softness. jobs report friday. friday of every month. that to be a big one for wall street. the russell 2000 and the nasdaq's. just a small cap tech stocks of party crack a 10%. so we're kind of having a normal healthy thing that feels a little stressed because we're using the t word tariff and tariffs. yeah. >> when it comes to paying cash. >> i know he doesn't anymore. i was in charge of the other day. feel like i held everybody up. but now apparently even monopoly

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so crockett on towards the maze about 22 minutes, one of the south bay. we're still at the limit 30 minute rides. and so is a 85 up to menlo park. all right, james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain is 6.18, the time a man killed in a shooting in san francisco. this happened just after 3.30, sunday morning. it was on lark alley right near the turk street garage. the victim died there at the scene. details a limited the moment. police are asking for the public for any leads and we'll keep you updated as their investigation unfolds. >> police arrested a driver for dui after a hit and run crash in santa rosa. i here's a picture of the car that was involved in a crash that happened around 9 o'clock in the morning saturday near west pay ran street and lawn avenue before police got there. the driver, what walked away from that accident and a witness saw him leave, told the police and then they caught up with him and arrested him for hit and run that injured. another driver, the victim was hospitalized, but they're expected to survive. the alameda county

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other highways are already starting to pick up crockett outdoors. the maze. it's long 80.rt to built an issue at san pablo all the way into oakland around. 24 minutes and the south bay, we know 101 is wet because of that rain. 41 minute ride up. 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna 6.49. is the time oakland, san francisco and hayward on the list. now, california's most financially stressed districts to san jose districts are on a second list where even a small drop in enrollment can pose a financial threat. so the 39 districts combined are more than last year and 4 times as many as in the 2022. 23 school districts. that's what we're talking about. the financial crisis management and assistance team blame the financial pressures on declining enrollment. and the termination of record federal covid aid for schools recently. these bay area school districts have made significant changes to try and meet budget shortfalls like closing schools and merging campuses if if the district does run out of money. well, then though, get a state loan but loses its

congresswoman jasmine crockett and actor and writer dave foley. the new episodes air only on cnn and streaming on cnn on max. and starting next sunday on cnn, jake tapper sits down with perpetrators of america's most bewildering and sordid controversies, along with the brave whistleblowers who challenged the corrupting forces of greed and power. this season, he dives into some of the most infamous scandals from the worlds of corporate america, sports and pop culture. the new season of united states of scandal with jake tapper premiers next sunday night at 9:00 eastern and pacific only on cnn. i want to say thanks so much for joining me this evening. i'm jessica dean. we're going to see you right back here next week. and in the meantime, have a wonderful night.

representative jasmine crockett and actor and writer dave foley.be sure to tune in tonight at 9 p.m. eastern and pacific right here on cnn. all right. frightening moments captured on camera of two window washers dangling more than 70 stories above new york city. john diaz of cnn affiliate wcbs has more. >> chaotic moments for two window. >> washers friday morning. >> video shows. them stuck on a. scaffolding basket and. >> dangling, going side to. >> side, 78. >> stories in the air outside. >> a building in columbus circle. >> and it was also moving like that. for almost about 15 minutes. >> muhammad sharif. >> says he watched the whole. >> thing happen while inside his car at the corner of 58th. >> street and eighth. >> avenue. >> and all the glasses fell down here on the sidewalk, even in the bottom of my cart here. >> fdny officials say most of the danger started as they pulled up. >> the scaffolding. >> wasn't attached and it was swinging around and smacking into the building. it was a high wind factor blowing into the building. um, there's gla

the guests this week are congresswoman jasmine crockett and actor and writer dave foley. >> if you want to know how zelenskyy is handling all of this, just watch his eyebrows. anytime you see him on camera in america. just look at his eyebrows right here. >> they respect me. let me tell you. >> my eyebrows get me. >> in trouble, too. >> it's like. >> in a cartoon where your. eyebrows raise up off of your head. that's how high the mugs got. >> oh, the eyebrows can give it away. that new episode airs tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific, right here on cnn. i wanted to say thanks so much for joining me this evening. i'm jessica dean. i'm going to see you again tomorrow night starting at 5:00 eastern. right back here. real time with bill maher is headed your way next. have a great night, everyone. we will see you tomorrow.

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crockett from texas. >> thank you so much, chair. thank you so much to our mayors that are here. i really quickly want to touch on something because i know that many of you prepared for today's hearing by making sure you got a little bit of information about immigrants and crime in your cities. let me ask each of the mayors just yes or no, have any of you been made aware of any immigrant that has had 34 felony convictions that is still been able to roam around in your cities? anyone? >> no, ma'am. >> convictions from immigrants? anybody? >> i am not aware. >> okay. we are so concerned about crime and i know that my republican colleagues would never want anyone with 34 felony convictions roaming around because there could be a danger to the community but i will move on. the republicans put more effort into producing their little propaganda trailer for this hearing and they have into reforming america's immigration system. and that is why we are here today. in fact, republicans are beating up on the vast majority of you about what you are doing for your citizens but the last time y

crockett. >> from the economist how boston became the safest big city in america murder is decliningoss the country. bird -- boston has led the way. i have one more request. it is from insight crime.org gang violence in haiti continued to surge in 2024. beginning after the assassination of president in 2021. the country reported a record number of homicides in 2024 with over 7000 murders verb rate of 62% up from 40.9% in 2023. >> without objections ordered at the request of the witnesses, we will do one more question. mr. sessions from texas. then the committee will take a 15 minute break. last question before the break at the request of the witnesses will be mr. sessions from texas. >> mr. chairman, thank you very much. thank you for taking time to be here. i haste to say that i will probably not yell at you. i will not live up to the things that we have been accused of today. i want to defend some actions that are being taken. i remember a few years ago when boston had to illegal aliens who were, they were known as criminal aliens, but they were known as on the watch list. they cre

al green, al green with the cane and, and, you know, and jack crockett and the congressman there walking out like nobody's paying attention to that. right. so trump wins the day on this. clearly to. >> me it was i thought it was notable, though, that, you know, trump spent a fair amount of time in the address, you know, talking about the transgender issue, talking about some of these cultural issues that admittedly are 80 over 20 issues for him. if you look at the polling on some of this and then you look at elissa slotkin in a, in a purple state, in a purple town within a purple state, intentionally chosen for that reason to be the backdrop of her speech. and she didn't touch any of that. she essentially tried to defang some of of, i think what trump does in being very divisive on these or maybe won't even say divisive because 8020 issues, but being aggressive on these cultural issues and she instead really tried to start to prosecute a case on the economy. you know, she really started to, i think, take on musk and doge in a really direct way. she got at cuts to social security, which i

crockett for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair.know if people truly understand the point of usaid. first of all, can i just ask it really quickly each of yes or no, do you believe soft power matters yes or no? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> so, for the american people i do not know this minute conversation about soft power but soft power is our way of building diplomacy around the world. so, how we build that diplomacy probably looks different in every different administration. but the issue i have right now is someone argue we take up butcher knife but we need a scalpel others would say we are throwing out the baby with the bathwater. but, either way it we are not accomplishing our goal. because, as it has been laid out withav people of gone hungry, people have died. so let me try to make sure that people understand what it is soft power is which is building diplomacy. the next part of that that i want you to understand for those of you who arehe watching was tt don't world leaders. we talked to them about the programs

you know, al green, al green with the cane and, and you know, and jack crockett and the congressman, they're walking out like nobody's paying attention to that. right. so trump wins the day on this. clearly to. >> me it was i thought it was notable, though, that, you know, trump spent a fair amount of time in the address, you know, talking about the transgender issue, talking about some of these cultural issues that admittedly are 80 over 20 issues for him. if you look at the polling on some of this and then you look at elissa slotkin in a, in a purple state, in a purple town within a purple state, intentionally chosen for that reason to be the backdrop of her speech. and she didn't touch any of that. she essentially tried to defang some of of, i think what trump does in being very divisive on these or maybe won't even say divisive because 80 over 20 issues, but being aggressive on these cultural issues. and she instead really tried to start to prosecute a case on the economy. you know, she really started to, i think, take on musk and doge in a really direct way. she got at cuts to s

i'm believing croak crockett chin is present and i believing from the conversations earlier i don't know if she wants to say anything but i'm believing she will be on top of things with photos and i'm also knowing the community definitely will. i'm believing that as well. so she's nodding but and one final clarification, commissioner brackett, you said to bring it here for a status report but then you also said bring it here for the commission's approval. you wanted the commission to approve it or you wanted the status report before the the executive director approves it ? >> both okay. so do we have to be an action item on the agenda is what you're seeking? yes, it could be but it's it's still the same agenda item whether we here at the workshop or rebuilt to move forward that's still one item. it's not two separate items or double work or an additional report that needs to be provided because they currently submit photos to you now under the current agreement already so just be providing us as commissioners with the date with the information you guys already collect. okay so with that

crockett. >> from the economist, the safest big city in america, murder is declining across the country but boston has led the way. i have one more use request that it is some insight trying to overcome gang violence in haiti continued surge in 20124. following the trend to begin at the assassination of their president 2021. a record number of homicides in 2024 with over 7000 over 7000 murders for a rate of 62% of from 40.9% in 2020. >> without objection, so ordered. at the request of the witnesses we're going to do one more question and will be messing sessions from texas, then the committee will take a 15 minute break. last question or before the break at the request of the witnesses will be mr. sessions from texas. >> mr. chairman, thank you very much. to the panelists thank you for taking the time to be here. i hasten to say that i'm probably not going to yell at you. i will not live up to the things that we have been accused of today but i will say that i want to defend some actions that are being taken. i remember a few years ago when boston had to make illegal aliens who were, th