dan patrick is serious as well and they are in lockstep on this to push further education freedom.ans will have school choice this year because of leadership from people like greg abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick. >> trace: i'm wondering. i know you are for school ch choice. what would you include? what is in every school choice or school choice program need to have? >> yeah, just have eligible. don't pick winners and losers. allow all families regardless of income, regardless of background to be able to take their children's education dollars to the education provider of their choosing. that could be public, private, charter or home-based education option and that is it. money follows the child and it should go to all families and that is what greg abbott is pushing for. he wants an expensive meal. he does not want the house on the including certain categories of kids less than a million kids when the state has over 5 million students who should be eligible. >> trace: yeah, it is crazy. corey deangelis, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> trace: coming up, president bide

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and here you have greg abbott and dan patrick praying for all of us some more. i'm sorry, i'm just done with that. i'm just done with that. >> i was going to note as well that we are still waiting on a response from senator ted cruz and john conan, they have not yet responded to this shooting. does it get to a moment where it is just shameful? do you feel a sense of shame that they are unable to prevent these tragedies? it's getting to a point where i'm watching the hundreds if not thousands of people leaving the small like you did, we spend time in walls in america on the weekend, we watch these images of terror, ever not able to address this as a national security threat in our country that is affecting millions, millions of americans who are unable to go about their daily lives without living with the fear of being shot at a church or synagogue or a mall, or in a movie theater, or in a restaurant. >> ayman, these people have no shame. this lieutenant governor ted cruz, they all came to uvalde, they all sadler and cried for a session of prayer, a vigil if you

>> listen, the governor, dan patrick, ted cruz.ast week, they blamed it on an immigrant with an ar-15. how did the immigrant the ar-15 get the ar-15? he got it because of the loose gun laws that these people have put into place. there is not a democrat or a republican out there that thinks it is common sense to allow people to walk down congress avenue in austin, texas, or any other street with an ar-15 and not even have a policeman asking a question as to what he's doing. because that is the state of the law in texas. you can walk around with your ar fully loaded, and nobody can even ask you a question. that is the chaos that greg abbott, dan patrick, and others have created in the state. that is their chaos, and they need to own this. >> the anniversary of the shooting at robb elementary in uvalde county, in your district, one of the deadliest shootings ever at a texas public school. as you know, it's coming up at the end of the month. and you've repeatedly introduced legislation. four sets of bills addressing gun safety. talk ab

lieutenant governor dan patrick will provide over the trial.an interview with cnn affiliate wfaa, patrick would not say when the trial would take place. >> we will all be responsible as any juror would be, if that turns out to be. >> one of those jurors and senators is angela paxton, the attorney general's own wife. there are calls for her to recuse herself, but she has not said what she will do. >> every politician who supports this deceitful impeachment attempt will inflict while staying damage on the credibility of the texas house. >> as house representatives prepared to cast their impeachment votes, some lawmakers say that paxton was vowing retribution for anyone voting against him. >> several members of this house, while on the floor of this house, doing the state business, received telephone calls from general paxton personally, threatening them with a political consequences in their next election. >> paxton has been under indictment on felony security fraud charges and remains under fbi investigation for a scandal involving the campaign

not necessarily the judge in this case but the guy who will hold the gavel is dan patrick. and he is the kind of republican, ideologically, the kind of person who has the support of former president trump like ken paxton does. i might have expected patrick to be dismissive of this but he hasn't been. in the last few days he's come out and said the senate will take its its duty very seriously and he would not make any predictions about how it might go. >> and scott, you indicated this. president trump was weighing in. ted cruz was weighing in. ken paxton had a lot of high-powered political support. and yet the vote was a resounding vote in favor of impeachment. >> i think that the house was already poised to impeach ken paxton anyway before he accused the speaker of being a drunk, essentially, earlier this week. you had the attorney general tweet out that dave phelan should resign because there was a video of him with slurred speech during a late night session the week prayer. so one of the things, one of the aspects of this is not just the alleged misdeeds of paxton. but i t

so in the words of the lieutenant governor dan patrick today some of those rules are outdated so thatnother resolution that says that the trial must take place before august 28th. look from june to august 28th for this trial to take place. 12 house managers are overseeing the evidence, of course, ken paxton, will have the opportunity to present this case. whether or not he will testify in his own behalf is not known at this point. but ken paxton is not going quietly with all of these allegations swirling around him. >> the fact that i was prohibited from presenting evidence to defend myself reveals that this shameful process was curated from the start as an act of political retribution. >> so, this is about facts. this is about evidence. and at the end of the day, my colleagues and i will not stand for public corruption. and that's why we're proceeding to a trial in the texas senate. >> the man you just heard from there is representative andrew murr, he oversees the committee that brought the 20 articles of impeachment against ken paxton. and he's one of the 12 that will be presenting

joining us now texas lieutenant governor dan patrick and i have to imagine you think this is maybe welcome but way too little too late and you've already sent national guard troops there in order to help. >> yes. and these troops will be doing very little when they arrive there except be in clerical positions. bill and dana, let's look at the entire picture. you have a president who doesn't know where he has been or where he is going. a vice president who can't string ten words together. she is the border czar. homeland security secretary continuing to tell congress the border is secure and then the press secretary who said the other day that border crossings were down 90% while she knew they were sending these national guard. again, we'll be in support -- they can't interact with those crossing illegally. do nothing to stop it. they don't want to stop it. our poor border patrol agents who want to do their job of law enforcement are reduced to being hotel clerks in an all-night hotel with a vacancy sign that says everything is free in america, come and get it. fentanyl, the number one kill

lieutenant governor dan patrick will preside over the trial.ew patrick wouldn't say when the trial would take place. >> we will all be as responsible as any juror would be if that turns out to be. >> reporter: one of those jurors and senators is angela paxton, the attorney general's own wife. there are calls for her to recuse herself. she hasn't said what she will do. >> every politician who supports this deceitful impeachment attempt will inflict lasting damage on the credibility of the texas house. >> reporter: as house representatives prepare to cast their impeachment votes, some lawmakers say paxton was vowing retribution for anyone voting against him. >> several members of this house while on the floor of this house doing the state business received telephone calls from general paxton personally threatening them with political consequences in their next election. >> reporter: paxton has been under indictment on felony securities fraud charges and remains under investigation for a scandal involving a campaign donor. he's denied all wrongdoi

somewhat more centrist, although still under republican leadership, than the senate, which is led by dan patrickump. and the intramural struggle is reflected in this. it's the house pursuing and unclear whether the senate will follow up. it is remarkable, though, for this to be coming up at the end of the session, which has probably been the most conservative in texas history, which is saying something. not only a wrack of socially conservative measures but both chambers to strip the authority from increasingly -- including giving the state authority to overturn elections just in harris county, which is houston. so, for this to come -- this kind of intramural fighting to come out at the end of the session that has been so ideologically aggressive, is still somewhat remarkable. >> and molly called it intramural fighting. that it is. it has reality tv flavor to it, using the trump playbook. i don't know if that's fair or not in the case. this is led by republicans, so he calls them rhinos. he's gone beyond that. he's not just saying i didn't do these things. he's trying to attack the investigator

necessarily the judge in this case, but the guy who will hold the gavel, is lieutenant governor dan patricknd of republican idealogically and the kind of person who has the support of former president trump like ken paxton does, but i might have expected patrick to be dismissive of this, but he hasn't been. you have heard paxton say he will take it very seriously and not make any predictions about how it might go. i think the house was already poised to impeach ken paxton any way before he accused the speaker of being a drunk, essentially. earlier this week you had the attorney general tweet out that david should resign because there is a video of him with a slurred speech after a late night. one of the things that -- one of the aspects of this is just the alleged misdeeds of paxton, but i think that vote also shows you this really became a question about leadership in the texas house and whether democratic and republicans will side with him in that fight. look, it's texas politics. it is not for the squeamish, and we will see how this turns out in the senate. >>> coming up next, all eyes o

living in a state of chaos right now, and it's chaos that has been wholly created by greg abbott, dan patrick, and others. they have created a system in place over the last ten years or so where they have -- we have a loose and lax system of gun laws. there really are no gun laws in texas, not the kind of gun laws that shannon watts and others would like to see. the kind of gun laws that republicans oppose are how to give access to more militarized weaponry in the state of texas. point in fact, we have gotten very far this year in that we have got a good bill that got out of the house today. sadly, i don't think it's going anywhere. we need to stop praying. we need to start doing something about this. the people in uvalde, these people in allen, texas, and beyond are demanding we do something. >> and to talk about that bill, to stay with you for a second, senator. this was a surprise bill. after this shooting, the texas house panel has okayed a bill that would raise the age to buy a semiautomatic rifle. what people across the country don't understand, gun regulation really applies to pistols.

dan patrick, that lieutenant governor -- all procedural grounds. no transparency in texas. no one's been fired. the one guy with a say they fired, the texas ranger, is still being paid while the washington post just came out with the story last week. the wraparound services -- $93,000 in victims compensation. 390 applicants. that's less than -- two that's a little over $200 per applicant. what is happened here is a travesty. what happened in uvalde was tragic and yet it was followed by a republican-controlled texas that showed these people that they didn't care. they didn't care about any of the things that happen to them or what to do into the future. >> texas state senator roland gutierrez, as always, thank you so much for being with us. next, we have breaking news on the debt deal. president biden just got on the phone with speaker mccarthy. when we return, a life update from capitol hill. plus, just call it a false flag that seems to be the strategy from the far-right. msnbc national security analyst frank figliuzzi explains how is all part of a bigger plan. but first,

lieutenant governor dan patrick will preside over the trial.wfaa patrick would not say when the trial will take place. >> we will all be responsible as any juror would be if that turns out to be. >> reporter: one of those jurors and senators is angela paxton, the attorney general's own wife. there are calls for her to recuse herself but she has not said what she will do. >> every politician who supports this deceitful impeachment attempt will inflict lasting damage on the credibility of the texas house. >> reporter: as house representatives prepare to cast their impeachment votes, some lawmakers say paxton was vowing retribution for anyone voting against him. >> several members of this house while on the floor of this house doing the state business received telephone calls from paxton personally threatening them with political consequences in their next election. >> reporter: paxton has been under indictment on federal securities fraud charges and remains under fbi investigation for a scandal involving a campaign donor. paxton has denied all wr

but dan patrick, greg abbott, simply don't want to have this discussion. senator, you become a leading voice in texas, over the last year. we have heard, there's been a rumor of, the possibility you could be challenging senator ted cruz, i know that you have mentioned you're waiting until the end of the legislative session. i just mention that was may 29th, a couple days for. now wondering if you've made the decision, and if so, you're willing to announce on our program today that you'd be challenging him? >> well, yasmin, the first and foremost, i've got to finish this legislative session. a promise that these families. just two nights ago, i put another and moment for to raising the age limit that got shot down by the lieutenant governor on procedural rationale. we're gonna keep moving forward, we have a week left, i'm gonna try everything that i can, procedurally, to try to put this issue front lines. in the legislative process. you know, the rest of those decisions will make this summer, my wife and i, it will have a discussion and will -- a promise, y

the trial will start by august 28th and be presided over by the lieutenant governor dan patrick. >> thists. this is about evidence. and at the end of the day, my colleagues and i will not stand for public corruption. that's why we're proceeding to a trial in the texas senate. >> reporter: paxton denies any wrong doing and railed against the investigation. >> the fact i was prohibited to present evidence reveals this shameful process was curated from the start as an act of political retribution. >> reporter: according to the lead impeachment manager, paxton will be able to participate in the trial but there are already concerns paxton could be trying to intimidate elected officials. >> several members of this house while on the floor of this house doing the state business received telephone calls from general paxton personally threatening them with political consequences in their next election. >> reporter: paxton is temporarily suspended from his duties and texas governor greg abbott can appoint a replacement but abbott has yet to publicly comment on the matter. former president trump di

under republican leadership than the texas state senate which is led by the lieutenant governor dan patrick trump before trump. and so the intramural struggle is reflected in this. if the house is pursuing unclear if the senate will follow up. it is remarkable for this to be coming up at the end of a session which has probably been the most conservative in texas history, which is saying something. not only a raft of socially conservative legislation but also unprecedented measures being passed in both chambers to strip authority from the increasingly democratic leaning large cities and counties in the state including giving the state authority to overturn elections just in harris county which is houston. so for this to come, this kind of intramural fighting in the republican party at the end of the session that has been so ideologically aggressive is still somewhat remarkable. >> it also has a reality tv flavor to it and paxton using what we call the trump playbook. i don't know if that is fair or not in the case but this is led by republicans so he calls them essentially rinos and has gone

the texas lieutenant governor dan patrick was on fox yesterday and said he doesn't see these troops making any difference at all. listen here. >> our poor border patrol agents who would like to do their job of law enforcement, they are reduced to being hotel clerks. we have criminals crossing the border, committing murder, rape, carjacking, brutal gang violence and this president does nothing about it. he -- he even says 1500 are there to help, help the people cross into america. this president has a stone cold heart. >> john: so posse comitatus -- are they prohibited from intradicting when people come across the border? >> when i deployed troops to the border in 2019, 2020, they were there for logistical support and monitoring and surveillance and if people come across the border, cbp agents are on hand. step back, border security is national security. and we need to secure the border. and the irony here, if the cpp was funded and resourced, and if we had finished the border wall, there would not be the need for troops to deploy to the border and this is the irony of the entire situation.

but dan patrick says they're going to take this seriously. he has not dismissed it.n fact he said the senate will take their duties very seriously if an impeachment is sent to the senate by the house. >> and we know ken paxton likes to go up on conservative media and get his talking points out there. what is he saying in regards to whether or not he might step down if he's impeached? is he vowing to fight this to the end? >> he hasn't said anything about stepping down or anything like that. we should also point out to your viewers that if the house votes to impeach, which i do expect, he is immediately sidelined. there will be an interim attorney general who will be appointed before the senate taxi up the articles of impeachment. then depending on what the senate decides to do, he would either be returned to office or get the u-haul boxes and just leave. it's also possible federal authorities may seal off the attorney general's office this evening if he's impeached because immediately his sweep c -- swipe card is not going to work anymore. as you know, he's under fbi

how about this guy, dan patrick?is abbott's lieutenant governor, who is one of the pioneers of the door control movement. you remember that one? asserting that guns weren't the issue at the heart of school shootings at this country, the number of doors a school has is the real danger. if only we could guard the doors. now, to be clear, we are not saying these individuals are responsible. but these people have worked to create the environment we're seeing in texas, no doubt about it. and that investment is one where guns seem to matter more than human life. joining me now is democratic congressman mark veasey of texas. congressman, thank you so much for making time for us tonight. i know your state is in mourning, once again, just after the horrible events in cleveland, texas, now your reckoning with another mass shooting, this time in allen, texas. how are you doing? how are your constituents doing? how do texans wake up every day in that state with all of this grief and tragedy and heartbreak? >> yeah, you, know the

that's why we are here today, because governor abbott and dan patrick and everybody like them have made this country, this state more dangerous by having no gun laws. >> reporter: state senator rowland gutierrez there demanding changes, but people i'm talking to here, they don't have a lot of faith that any changes are actually going to happen. back to you. >> steven romo, thank you. >>> we want to bring in gabe gutierrez now who is in brownsville. gabe, police just released new information on the suspect behind the wheel there. what have you learned? >> reporter: hi there, vicky. well, yes. just a short time ago, officials held that news conference where they announced charges against that suspect, george alvarez, now facing eight counts of manslaughter. take a listen to what the police chief had to say about what he's facing right now. >> george alvarez is a brownsville local with an extensive wrap sheet. he's been formally charged with eight count of manslaughter, ten counts of assault with a deadly weapon. he has received bonds totaling $3.6 million, and we have his picture and reco

lieutenant governor dan patrick also listing seven senators that will outline the rules for the triald. committee members are tasked with bringing forth the rules of procedure they establish during the meeting of the full senate, set for june 20, when they will decide what it will take to convene as court of impeachment. more if you want to read at kxan, the local television station, about the lieutenant governor. when it comes to the debt ceiling, "the washington post" offering more details of what needs to happen in order to get it passed in the house. speaker mccarthy needs majority of the majority or half of 220 republicans to bring the bill to the floor. he could lose up to 111 members of his own party but then would need 107 democratic votes to pass the bill. house republicans have begun to reach out to members who have publicly expressed opposition as well as others who could be convinced. leaders of each of the republican ideological factions work aiming to get a stance of where leaders stood. watch out as far as the debt ceiling is concerned. let's hear from woodbridge, virgi

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north carolina congressman patrick mchenry fought to keep the work requirements in the bill. democrats like michigan congressman dandee oppose them but say other proposals were worse. we protected a lot of things republicans are going after. democrats also don't like the bill's provisions to claw back unspent covid relief, money and rescind some irs funding as well as ease the approval process for controversial pipelines and energy projects. still democratic leader hakeem jeffries says ultimately he sides with speaker mccarthy and divided government. we, of course, cannot allow the perfect to be the enemy of the good. and we are expecting that final vote tally to come down tonight around 9.30, dc time. >> live in washington. i'm jessi tenure will be watching. thank you, jessi and joining us now to help pack what this all means as we countdown to the fall and what this actually means for our wallets, our money. we're going get this conversation rolling now with wealth advisor from morgan stanley george and chatty george. thanks for joining us here at 3. just being okay. so feel like we've been talking about the dead

patrick's cathedral, which burned down in 2012. >> in this environment of our home church, together, we not just pray together, give thanks together, but also have the sense of the real community. danla vang is named for a reported apparition that comforted persecuted catholics in vietnam in the late 18th century. it will be very special. ama: no doubt. a special we can for moms, mother's day. dan: that is right. gorgeous weather, sandy is back with the forecast. sandhya: we would not have it any other way. fog at the golden gate bridge from our emeryville camera could you can see the fog on live doppler 7. as you check out temperatures tomorrow, they are soaring, low to mid 90's our hotspot, 94, fairfield, another hotspot, 92, livermore. 64 in half moon bay, 80 in oakland, 72 in the city, 87 san rafael, sunday, we are going to pick those temperatures down for mother's day. as we checked out what is ahead statewide, hot weather across the pacific northwest all the way down toward southern california. the pacific northwest looking at records with 90's there. 101 in bakersfield, 102 in palm springs. the accuweather 7-day forecast, good thing is, this hot weather only lasts for a day.

patrick philbin, one of the deputy white house councils. molly mitchell, i believe that's a personal aide. dan corcoran. he is actually a lawyer who has been before the grand jury in the documents case and is no longer representing trump in the documents case. and tim parlatore. he is a trump lawyer who left that legal team this week, has also testified in the documents case before the grand jury. it's an extraordinary portrait of something that used to be breaking news, right? trump lawyer has to testify because they've passed that incredibly high hurdle of a judge saying that crimes may have been committed. you now have a laundry list with so many lawyers, it's hard to keep track of all them who have now become witnesses in the criminal investigations into trump. >> yeah. i really think the most -- maybe the most dangerous occupation in america is being a lawyer to donald trump. i've never seen a grand jury that has this many lawyers being called in front of it. and these lawyers know exactly what's at stake. they know exactly what happens if they lie. they know exactly what happens to their

patrick would know more than i. but but i mean, i think that's tesetnettne— but but i mean, i think that's fascinating because, dan,here was no when they divorced, there was no chance that charles would remarry . and did remarry, remarry. and if he did remarry, he wouldn't marry camilla. and if he marry camilla, she if he did marry camilla, she would not be anything more than just behind the scenes supporting her man. and then she might be princess consort when he ascended the throne. and then she was queen consort and now, hey presto, she's queen. and they have been playing games with us. we've been series of half truths. we've been drip fede— half truths. we've been drip tee. heven-t— half truths. we've been drip fed, haven't we _ we've been drip fed, haven't we really ? of fed, haven't we really? of course. fed, haven't we really? of- course. we should point out that the queen will indeed, in the late herself , on the day late queen herself, on the day that she had spent 70 years on the throne, only said that camilla would be queen consort. so did the queen ever sign up to the idea of queen camilla? i don't know

patrick would know more than i. but but i mean, i think that's tesetnettne— but but i mean, i think that's fascinating because, dan,he scenes supporting her man. and then she might be princess consort when he ascended the throne. and then she was queen consort and now, hey presto, she's queen. and they have been playing games with us. we've been series of half truths. we've been drip fede— half truths. we've been drip tee, heven-t— half truths. we've been drip fed, haven't we _ we've been drip fed, haven't we really ? of fed, haven't we really? of course. fed, haven't we really? of- course. we should point out that the queen will indeed, in the late herself , on the day late queen herself, on the day that she had spent 70 years on the throne, only said that camilla would be queen consort. so did the queen ever sign up to the idea of queen camilla? i don't know. but look, ingrid seward, i know you feel differently on this. you think folk need to move on and accept queen camilla. why i think that this is queen camilla. why i think that thts ts whet— queen camilla. why i think that this is what king— queen camilla. wh

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