great. >> debbie. thank you. >> i'm i said jacob it like bursting baby but congratulations on this building and wanted to again, thank you on behalf of everyone here. >> and public opinion gold stein and so much of this project building jacob (clapping). >> thank you, ann may and thank you for joining i'm gold stein the project manager on the team and remarkable to think i started working on 120 in the december of 2019 and over the 4 or 5 years i've seen this community-based through the financing and applications and 20 months of construction. it's been a long journey to get us here today. are a lot of people to thank too much i like to thank you to karen and the pollack team for this tiny support of land and the contractors andr$ also thinking two steps ahead thank you to the construction managers and to um, system project manager. >> (calling names.) >> and to our artists phil for a beautiful public art on the front of the building and the tjpa departments in corroboration and to first citizen and oe

with that, let me introduce chairwoman debbie dingell. mrs. dingell: thank you, joe. i want to tell everyone how great it is to be here, how proud i am to serve with leader hakeem jeffries, katherine clark, ted lieu, joe neguse and my co-chairs. lauren underwood is the most seasoned of the co-chairntion lawyerie trahan was elected earlier this year and the latest, we can't wait is maxwell, who is the first gen z and we've got -- we have a dpcc team that is here ready to support this team of people you see behind us. hakeem is our leader. with the support of all of us. and we know we've got a lot of work to do. the job of the dpcc is to ensure that house democrats are unified in their message and that it reaches every corner, every demographic, every place in this country. and we've got to do a better job, you know. some of you have heard me talk about this before. in the aftermath of this month's election we've got -- this caucus has got to be in listening mode two ways. leadership has begun a series of listening sessions with the members, dpcc will have that in its l

debby is right. i expect them to address that before we achieve a bad outcome. >> there is no good reason that rfk should be hss secretary. and adviser, confidant, someone that talks to the president and advises. there is nothing in his experience that says that he is qualified to do the job, the job that is in charge of the health of all of us. if he have insights around food sources and vaccines, they should be given advisory role. >> what were the management qualifications for the previous ones. >> i'm not talking about the previous. i'm looking forward. >> you're calling into question if he can do this job. >> absolutely. >> i think it is important to discuss it. because xavier was a lawyer and politician. donna -- was a university person. >> rfk is a nut. >> that is ditch. >> he doesn't possess the managal experience. you want to insult the man, which is the right to do. you opposed him in the election. you are raising the issues that he has been raising. i think they are appropriate questions.

i think that's going to help debbie chistov hall, a great deal. she's also a strong candidate herself representing parts of miami when she was in congress. she is running a great campaign. when rick scott has won statewide in the past, even with a tail wind in a good republican year, he's never won by more than a little over 1%. this is going to be a close race and with these referendums, it will definitely turn out voters who will be goinged on that issue as well because they see it's actually on the ballot and they want to make sure that the people they're electing share their same values as well. >> and are you investing in that race too? >> yes, we are. yes, we are. >> i noticed that i didn't hear that in the answer. let's widen the aperture of this and bring in your home state of michigan. one of the three so-called blue wall states wisconsin and pennsylvania. on msnbc in past weekend i asked congressman debbie dingal, what famously predicted in 2006 that hillary clinton was going to lose michigan and i asked if they had learned the lessons f

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debbie layton- full.iew michelle about her relationships to testify as expert witness. those were the conversations excerpts of which you heard earlier. the doctor told the jury michelle wasn't manipulating diamond by stopping their illicit romance. inability to be decisive. that's not unusual with affairs. >> besides claimed the defense being with another man didn't mean michelle was also involved in murder. the two sides battled through three mac months of trial time from labor day past thanksgiving 11 week trial, three-hour deliberation. the verdict, guilty. >> she stood up, they put the handcuffs on her, and she walked out of the courtroom, and she never looked back into the courtroom area not even toward her family. >> michelle theer was sent to him with killing a prison halfway across the country from her co-conspirator john diamond . now these former lovers shared only one thing, a life without parole. his supporters are heartfelt in their certainty that she was the bad one, that she did it all, th

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house, debby dingell in michigan -- host: the wife of the late john dingell. guest: the legend john dingell, the dean of the u.s. house for quite a while. this type of generational battle is not uncommon in congress. congressman crockett has been a particular effective committee catered. congresswoman dingell has been a mainstay in the coming occasions circuit. it will be an interesting race but also one that may reveal some fault lines inside the democratic caucus. host: 15 minutes left with scott mike rawlings this morning. taking your calls on phone lines for republicans, democrats, and independents. i want ask about this story you put out last week how the birthplace of grover cleveland honors his unusual legacy and what the impact has been of the election of donald trump. i know it is not the week ahead on capitol hill, but i want you to explain it. guest: grover cleveland is the only other president elected twice in nonconsecutive terms. the 22nd and 24th president lost the battle to the 23rd is at. benjamin harrison came back, won the presidency. shares

first question is from debbie s via facebook. debbie, what are you naturally good at?s, i can draw. you might be great with numbers. what comes easy to you whether you use this talent or not? debbie wants to know what you're naturally. i am great with numbers, all math and science. my whole life i can memorize people's phone numbers, birth dates, kids names. i can't design, draw, or decorate anything. nobody ever wanted to be my partner in pictionary. debbie. because i start with a circle every time and they say pancake circle, face moon. i say it's a rocket ship launching. how did you not see this? turns out it was kellyanne banana taped to the wall. this is true. she was the og. leslie, what were you naturally good at? two things. i am an organizing maven. you know, the guy at the circus with the plates. you know, that's me. and second is, i can tie a cherry stem in a knot with my tongue. that's sounds like something you put on a dating profile. johnny. joey, clean it up for me. yeah. i'm good. i'm good with the peep site. so it's where you have a peep. you look thro

debbie ding get joins us now -- dingell joins us now, democratic congresswoman.'t ec trap late much from a single voter, but this is the tough turf for kamala haste right now. you yourself concern kamala harris right now. you yourself were worried about vote you are turnout not pg too long ago. i assume you're talking about on the democratic side? >> neil, it's good to be with you. look, michigan is very, very tight. you know by now i'm an accurate predicter, so i'm being very, very careful, and at this point i knew that donald trump was going to win michigan in the 2-of 16 and joe biden -- and nobody believes me back then. i don't think you even did back then, in 2020, that joe biden would win. michigan is extremely tight. i do not believe that either candidate as one -- has won michigan yet. i think it's going to down to the voter turnout on tuesday, and i'll can -- we say we don't have undecided voters, but i still think there are a lot of people who haven't decided whether they're going to vote. i agree with, that i've heard many people as the reporter right

and that's debbie stabenow, senator debbie stabenow. she is the definition of pure michigan. has quite literally dedicated her life to serving the state at the local state and federal level. she's been in service for 50 -- 50 straight years. and as the first woman ever elected at the federal level for the state of michigan, i owe her a huge debt of gratitude that i can never repay and women of michigan cannot repay. she put up with an enormous amount of crap. enormous. so we always knew that this was going to be a tight race and that is exactly what we are seeing unfold in front of us. there are a lot of votes left to count. this happens in every single election. i've had three tough elections and we're here till the wee hours of the night. so my message to you all is to get some rest, hunker down. we've got a long way to go, but i want to talk for a moment about where we are in general and where we go from here. michigan is a big, diverse, beautiful place that has given so much opportunity to so many people and that is something that we should all be deeply proud of. if you

raton, targeted chads on the last month. kidding. 40 people in a raid on a minute to base debbie has about to continue to fight to eradicate the group from the country. you collaborated in water and i'm going to cite the chat in ami is going to wind. well, i dare to believe that the army will when i pray to old, mighty god, that army will be able to defeat these barbarians, who kill children and slip the throats. and you can discuss a much more information on our website. so i'll just see what the cause of the witness, the, the united nations, 29th conference on climate change, the c 5 many most urgent countries with ane to cut fossil fuels, emissions crucial side to say to avoiding the worst effects of climate breakdown. will they rise to the challenge stay without a 0 effort, in depth coverage on the 29th? who might be the only woman in the room, the only black person. mm hm. definitely the only must i serve as a state representative for the 26 district here in delaware. that was locked it in 2020 as the 1st and listen to the dollar general assembly. at the time i was 26 the what's

debbie warned retailers like amazon can keep prices lower because of their size. as a small business, she could lose those buyers forever. >> if they look at the prices here and if we're not pretty even with those competitors, they won't buy. >> reporter: one argument for tariffs is leverage. there's a key trade deal with mexico and canada up for review in 2026. leaders of these nations warn a trade war could hurt everyone, but both the canadian prime minister and the mexican president have indicated a willingness to talk. kelly o'grady, cbs news. >>> millions of americans could get access to popular weight-loss injectables if a $35 billion proposal from the biden administration is approved by president-elect donald trump. the rule unveiled tuesday would require medicare and medicaid to cover the drugs like ozempic and wegovy. it's unclear if it would have support from the new administration. >>> coming up, rudy giuliani's courtroom outburst. what the former mayor is saying about his defamation payout. >>> and story of survival. a plane carrying rescue dogs goes d

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debbie says i can draw, you might be great with numbers.umbers. all math and science my whole life. i can memorize people's phone numbers, birthdates, kids names. i can't design, draw, or decorate. no one ever wanted to be my partner in pictionary, debbie, because i start with a circle every time. i say it's a rocket sh ship lauw did you not see this? >> turns out it's a banana taped to the wall. leslie, what are you good at? >> i'm an organizing maven. you know the guy at the circus with the plates? that's me. second, i can tie a cherry stem in a knot with my tongue. >> sounds like something you put on a dating profile. joey, clean it up. >> i'm good with a peep sight. i can shoot iron sights on a gun or lock a compound bow. i take a bunch of buddies on a hunting trip every year to go bow hunting, and i have the best shot every year and i shoot my bow once a year, on that hunt. >> so we naturally good shooter. impressive. >> we had a bear problem and i texted her a little while about what to do about the bear problem. >> i did not tell her

it's clear debby dingell will be challenged. what do you make of a freshman putting their hat in the ring for a senior position like that? mr. jeffries: i haven't had an opportunity to speak with jasmine at this point. i worked closely with debby dingell in the context of her leadership as the chair of the democratic policy and communications committee. i think she's done a great job. as is is the tradition -- as is is the tradition, other house democratic leaders don't get involved in leadership races. it's not my plan to get involved in that leadership race. reporter: obviously you heard from your caucus this week, i know you are holding listening sessions, i'm curious if you can share at all in general terms about what you have been hearing from members about why they think you guys lost the election, what you would do differently going forward? mr. jeffries: what election? the house, senate, or presidency? reporter: house. mr. jeffries: we are in the middle of having those conversations. we fell a few seats short. there are

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debbie also warns retailers like amazon can keep prices lower because of their size.a small business, she could lose those buyers forever. >> if they look at the prices here, and if we are not pretty even with those competitors, they won't buy. >> reporter: one argument for tariffs is leverage. there is a key trade deal that's with mexico and canada that is up for review in 2026. they warned that a trade war could hurt everyone and both the canadian prime minister and the mexican president have indicated a willingness to talk. nancy. >> nancy: kelly o'grady in new york city, thank you. across the country this week, millions of holiday travelers will have to navigate bad weather, including snow and rain. cbs's rob marciano is tracking it all. good evening, rob. >> reporter: good evening, nancy. a potent storm system going coast-to-coast and will impact just about everybody. it's a matter if it is right now, tomorrow, or on thursday when he gets to the northeast. right now california to the west with heavy snow through the wasatch and through parts of colorado. i-70 cou

congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, thank you for coming in. sara? >>> this morning, some are calling on supreme court justice sonia sotomayor to accept down before democrats lose power. how she's responding to that. >>> plus, firefighters battling blazes on both coasts. what officials are telling residents of new york and new jersey to do as more fires than we've seen in recent history rage at the same time. >>> and texas firefighters save a 2-year- old trapped inside a burning home. you've got to check out this amazing rescue. that's ahead. >>> all right. this morning, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is making it clear she has no plans to resign. this is despite calls from some on the left for her to step down before president- elect donald trump takes office, which would give president biden a chance, in theory, a chance, to put a younger justice on the bench. former federal state prosecutor elie honig is with us. the sotomayor thing, that appears to be done and dusted at this point. but that's not to say that donald trump in four years can'

speakers included joseph hagan, debbie chief of staff to president trump and george w. bush and former white house chief of protocol. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturday on c-span two. find a full schedule in your program guide or watch online at c-span.org/history. >> the federal reserve today cut interest rates again a quarter of a point this time. the move is widely expected following the previous rate disc -- rate reduction in september of a half-point. the step as the nation's inflation point has continued to fall from a 9.1 percent peak in mid 2022 to its current 2.4% in september. federal reserve policy makers say another rate cut could come after the next meeting in december. >> next, president joe biden's first address after donald's victory over kamala harris in the 2024 campaign. during his remarks, president biden affirms the integrity of the electoral system at a peaceful transfer of power. you guys showed the truth. [applause] pres. biden: thing. -- good morning. good morning, good morning. thank you. good to see the cabinet an

later and talk with republican senate candidate mike rogers, also visit with democratic congresswoman debbie dingell. the presidential nominees focusing on the midwest today. vice president kamala harris was in janesville, wisconsin earlier this afternoon she will be in milwaukee tonight. former president donald trump is here in michigan, about a half hour away in warren. he will also be headed to milwaukee a bit later. senior national correspondent rich edson is in milwaukee right now with the latest on the campaign. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. both candidates are in wisconsin for the second time in 48 hours. this time they are in the same city. the trump campaign says the former president is going to focus on the economy here tonight. even as other events overshadow this race. [cheers] >> rich: former president trump campaigning in dearborn, michigan before a speech in warren. there he defended his remarks about former representative liz cheney. >> if she had to do it herself and face the consequences of battle she wouldn't be doing it. >> rich: last night in arizona trump c

debbie who took over after his father was killed in 2021 is now turning to russia, seeking new security ties across and much of this a hell region of west africa. the winds appear to be shifting from west to east with the french military. no longer seen as a source of security, but as it relic from the past that chad and others no longer need nicholas hawk algae 0 south africa as a policeman. as the says and former miners trapped in a disuse goldmine could soon be rescued. he made the comment soft and meeting community leaders and family members of the mine is, is police some are being held against the will by i'm a guy who's i'll just here as how natasha has moved. not from the mine side in still fontaine, relatives and friends of mine are stuck in a band and gold mine inside after the orientation. and getting increasingly frustrated to say the situation is a humanitarian crisis. so that's because police minister says the government has a plan. this deal, as i say valid, all the need to do is to say to them, to go sigma to the a a. so we're going to agree with them which day next week

with us now, florida democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz.your time. what do you make of trump's idea of wholesale recess appointments? >> i mean, i agree. it is anti-constitutional and authoritarian and wholly undemocratic. not surprising coming from someone who has really nominated the most extreme, dangerous cabinet in history. star wars bar level craziness, and i mean, if you go pick by pick, not only are each of them -- many of them individually unqualified, they should be disqualified. and so this is a man who is setting us on a course towards danger and the american people being put in jeopardy and he's asking for unfettered approval from the senate by not having to be required to have them review his choices. it's unacceptable. >> let's -- i want to get your read on some of those choices if i could. let's start with matt gaetz. former congressman. florida congressman. to to be attorney general, what do you make of that? >> it's breathtaking in its -- in its extremism. matt gaetz has no experience whatsoever with the department of just

debbie also warned retailers like amazon can keep prices lower because of their size., she could lose those buyers forever. >> if they look at the prices here, and if we're not pretty even with those competitors, they won't buy. >> reporter: one argument for tariffs is leverage. there is a key trade deal with mexico and canada up for review in 2026. leaders of these nations warn a trade war could hurt everyone, but both the canadian prime minister and the mexican government have indicated a willingness to talk. kelly o'grady, cbs news. >>> in america's super charged political climate, spending thanksgiving with friends and family could be a social minefield. a brand-new cbs news poll looks at how americans plan to approach this holiday's tabletop discussions. cbs' anthony salvanto has more. >> so this thanksgiving, what do americans say they're most thankful for? we asked in our cbs news poll, and the top answer was family and friends. also, for many, their health, freedom, faith. but you will notice that politics, even in this big election year, is way down the list.

subsequently, many, when they got into the fabulous agreement, we got all the countries to come in the debbie those so take on mitigation actions in that respect. and it is not only that he started the ones where having they started, because the responsibility is to take on mediation extra. it also falls squarely on order for us to take on mediation actions to our in the c's and china. being a major in major has actually taken concrete steps to mitigate. now whether it's been agreed to provide feedback still remains the question to be on said. but the country is like ours, the vulnerable countries have made it clear that this time we need adequate funding . really the funding to come from the devil upfront please. we need the funding to come from the you could to, to come to the u. n. vendors, we really don't want market based instruments to be used against our financial needs. we ask for transparency and accountability. we have us for $500.00 on have to pay up for me big for you just to take on the responsibility. they should 1st change their model of development. there is clear call to swit

bigger picture broaden this out if democrats continue like debbie wasserman schultz and nancy pelosi the economy and the border doesn't that bode well for republicans come 2026. >> oh, yeah. if democrats don't actually take a hard look at themselves and figure out what went wrong, is is going to continue to happen. they have focused on identity politics and not focused on immigration, the border, real issues such as inflation and the cost of goods, cost of items they need to look at the fact that their candidates need to be able to sell a message and answer tough questions. the fact that kamala harris couldn't answer the most basic of questions shows that these candidates often aren't challenged. they need get used to a curious media environment, they need to be able to answer questions. because, if they don't, the american people are not going to vote for them anymore. like i said, there is a lot of introspection that needs to happen. >> carley: we have seen the clips. there were many members of the media, who said insulting things about trump supporters ahead of the election and it

subsequently when they, when they got into the fabulous agreement, we got all the countries to commit the debbie those. so take on mitigation actions in that respect. and it is not only that he started the ones who are having these started because the responsibility is to take on mediation extra. it also falls squarely on order for us to take on mediation action to our in the seas. and the china being a major in major has actually taken concrete steps to mitigate. now whether it's been agreed to provide feedback still remains the question to be on said. but the country is like ours, the vulnerable countries have made it clear that this time we need adequate funding . really the funding to come from the devil upfront please. we need the funding to come from the you could to, to come to the you in windows. we really don't want market based instruments to be used against our financial needs. we, i've asked for transparency and accountability. we have us for 500 on have to pay up for me big for the just to take on the responsibility. they should 1st change their model of development. there is clear

and i say, debbie, we're opening a falafel stand right now.and i said, i don't want to run the falafel store. i don't want you can own the falafel stand. i said, i want to be the guy in the back of the restaurant with the shawarma thing and the only question i ask all day is in chips or bleach. chips. meaning? do you want fries with that or do you not want fries with that? and that is the job i would have if you know. but just to stay in that vignette for a second because i'm not in the falafel vignette, but in the university of michigan vignette, you were a 21 year old on your way to squirming out of the hillel after paying issue of a call you were looking for some beer keg something you paint that picture though because you use an example about how one person can make a difference and how how did that encounter unfold correct. so it's a story i actually told if you have the sermon books at the. very first interview sermon that i gave, which was my the incident, i'll try to say this very quickly, a gran. i was come from a strong jewish backgr

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democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz of florida joins us. congresswoman, thanks so much for being with us. we ap it. we just heard. yeah. and we just heard about these allegations against trump's education pick linda mcmahon and the newly released police report on pete hegseth trump's choice for defense secretary mcmahon and hegseth both deny wrongdoing but trump is not even in office yet. and there's already all of this controversy. how do you expect this confirmation process to go? and what really realistically can democrats do to block some of these >> jim, this is one more revelation in trump's assembly of his chaos cabinet. i mean, that's that's really what he has been in the process of aggressively assembling. i mean to nominate a woman who is at the center of a lawsuit where she was accused of looking the other way about child abuse child sexual abuse allegations. i mean, for years, i mean i understand that she's denying it but this is an accusation. and and there were there was credibility lent to it over many years. and, and so of a

let's bring in democratic congresswoman from florida debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, both you and pam bondi have long been in the politics of the state of florida different parties. what is your reaction to her nomination as u.s. attorney general well, with a big thud falling out of donald trump's chaos cabinet, my matt gaetz, um the nomination of pam bondi, at least falls into the category of, i would say elections have consequences, jake. >> no, i mean, he does have the right to appoint people. like i've been saying who are qualified with a healthy senate review for advice and consent. but pam bondi was the attorney general of the state of florida for eight years. and so she does have the requisite does ha experience. but she comes with the the heaviness of having been a massive election denier. i mean, she even went so far as to suggest that there were fake ballots stuffed in pennsylvania. she really what was really serious problem was she actually looked the other way when trump university clearly committed massive fraud robbing students of millions

what kind of measures authorities there are taking to improve the situation of what the parties and debbie have want residents to stay in those as much as possible and have a good construction activity in the city and they will also be put to use public transport to copy regular emissions because construction of what creating the image shows up responsible for the future levels. and then comment is also banned all the activities between the wall and the use of the code and 5 would add the list diesel generators use put in one image of the services. so the government is working fine to tackle this uh uh, distribution. and it was also, at least at this time, they would be good to operate with the back of my practice and asking them to like lapse instead of busting their private practice and do all the wisdom so hopefully flop with these restrictions. and then they'll talk to you the see the what we have with the source, with some social groups and associations. so for in this type of distribution, as www bought in delhi, botswana is saying it's 1st change in government. and almost 60 years p

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