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we got to go. >> reporter: but now debbie and the others here slowly bouncing back.or trish bryant and her sister in law lanell. >> oh, my gosh. whoa. >> reporter: after fire took their long-time family home. >> for an opportunity to take a dance class with such renowned choreographer just offers healing. >> we are -- gone. >> it's very sad. >> but we know that we will rebuild. and we will go back. ♪ ♪ for high school sophomore emma stevens and her friend, this is a chance to try something new. they haven't been back to their school since parts of it burned down. >> the dancing itself is very grounding. so many people have been going through such a hard time, and i think that coming to a class like this will just lift your spirits up. >> reporter: like los angeles itself, resilience and resolve. >> buildings can burn. they can destroy physical things. but you can never destroy the spirit. and so it is keeping that spirit alive is what's important. that's what we're doing. >> those dances are both healthy and healing. thanks to hallie jackson for that report. and >>>

i will be there, as will my my colleague debbie and and all my other democratic colleagues, i believe, to best represent the folks who elected us. um, i have always said that for myself. i'm willing to work with this administration in areas where we can agree, but i'm also bluntly honest that in most areas we will not be able to reach agreement. the reality is, what we saw in the oval office on friday was truly a humiliating moment for all americans. never thought i would see anything like it. and those sorts of things actually only makes it more difficult to deal with this white house. >> and i wonder, congresswoman, you know, nancy pelosi is recommending to democrats at this joint address to congress to essentially have a poker face. you know, if you're thinking, thinking, thinking something or even refraining from, you know, facial expressions or overt, uh, expressions that might eventually be used against you. is that, um, something that most democrats are going to be able to adhere to? >> well, i. >> mean, as someone who, uh, normally in my life has a difficult time keeping my em

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let's bring in congresswoman debbie dingell, great to have you back in studio with us, so much happeningwant to get to tariffs it impacts michigan but when madeline rivera talked about where things stand we are less than two weeks, do you think we will see one? >> the republicans have the votes right now, they have the majority. republicans are not even at the table negotiating on appreciate you appropriations now. when you talk about doge cuts, they are now. we are watching them across the board we are seeing healthcare impacted, veterans healthcare impacted they passed a budget by one vote in the keep saying they won't cut medicaid but they had to get 80 billing dollars out of it and energy and commerce says it's been targeted for it so what are they going to do? he said he wouldn't cut social security but he's closing 1000 offices in 20 find hundred people will be fired. that will hurt service. >> you mentioned doge, are you supportive of what must and his team is trying to do cutting out waste, fraud and abuse? >> we need to cut and i would start with the pentagon but i do not believ

my job if confirmed as the debbie secretary is to make sure we are not being wasteful that we are being responsible with our spending and we are leveraging the contracts that allows the government to get to our mission. really executing president trump's agenda. sen. lankford: we don't mind allocating the dollars as long as they are spent wisely so the american people can say that's where my tax dollars are going. hsi, dea and fbi, they are a challenge at times to be able to cooperate together on it and keep from mission creep. your oversight in this process with the coast guard, over fema, secret service, there is a lot of tasks that are out there. what needs to be done in your view at this point to make sure we are on mission and that we are working with other agencies to make sure secret service is doing what it can do well in knocking into other areas, hsi doing what it can do well and not getting into dea areas. mr. edgar: he greeted the executive order the greater the home and secured a task force. we follow the leadership of secretary noem in lead with the department of justice t

you did a great job in "debbie downer."ong medley "golden slumbers," "carry that weight," "the end." you got a preview of some mccartney because he did some secret pop-up shows around new york and one of them was at bowery ballroom. you were there. is that like a big thing for you? were you a big beatles fan when you were younger? >> robert: not really but when i started thinking about when i was listening to paul do his songs, they are all part of my unconscious conscious. they have been in my life for most of my life, and i had forgotten about that. that these songs are there and have a strong meaning in my life. >> stephen: do you know mccartney? >> robert: yes. >> stephen: you do know him? >> robert: yes. >> stephen: people asked me if i ever get starstruck by the people i interview. do you get starstruck to interview robert de niro? i am like, no. because i know actors. i know what actors are like. musicians mystify me and i get really starstruck by them. you get starstruck by anybody. is bobby de niro intimidated by a

change but they have pride they don't do the 51st state i get that precooked i did not know were doing debbyoe events in canada. is this too much open trade? >> is a lot of america. >> is a lot to go. quincy did tweet i wanted president trump to push tariffs on canada after we lost to them and hockey. [laughter] but look, is trying to save america he's trying to save americans on the fentanyl crisis we know the precursor chemicals are coming from china. they are manufactured in mexico and smuggled across the northern and southern border in mexico and canada. that's with the tariffs are about he's just trying to save american lives. >> moving on the doge clock is ticking for they have until midnight tomorrow to respond to e-mail. giving just 5 bullet points detailing what they did in the last week. this purportedly became a weekly occurrence. this time federal workers are going to have to respond. what do you think, lisa? is it too much to suggest federal workers have to actually report to someone, show up to work and tell us 5 things you didn't a weak a? >> no, of course it's not for the rea

. >> yeah, so there will we're clarifying db i we want debbie to clarify what their definition of demo is. they do it there is a definition in the code. it's in their enforcement section or violation section. but i think it would be helpful to a for debate to express that that is their definition of demo because where it comes into conflict with us is on ministerial approvals of projects that use tbis demo of definite definition or the demolition definition instead of hours under 317 so i think there needs to be 32 to be parity with those two and i agree with the commenters that that made that it would cause confusion if we weren't consistent or there wasn't a clear definition in the building code around demolition. >> that's helpful and i mean you know coming from my perspective say in the commission the first two years i was here i just didn't hear that much about debbie's definition of demolition. >> i think it's come up so well because of streamlining or where it comes in is in ministerial approval. okay so there was a project on south van ness that came here the other day or a whi

host: debbie in waterford, michigan, line for medicaid recipients. good morning. good morning. hi. i'm a first time caller. i've always watched the show, but this one really hits the heart. i am a recipient. i'm 66 years old, and i have been on medicaid for about a year and a half. and i'm actually thinking a lot of the fraud and abuse could be in the billing. i know i actually was able to go to a doctor visit for the first time in 10 years, and they built almost $3000. i don't understand this. if the bill is not so high, they would not be getting hit so hard. i'm just so grateful for the help, because it has been almost 10 years since i could even go see a doctor. anyway. thanks for your time. bye-bye. guest: thank you for calling. yeah. there's always a little bit of a disconnect between the bills that providers charge, and i think that is a medicaid, medicare, and private insurance, and how those relate to costs is very confusing. there are some bad actor providers that, you know, are trying to extract financial gains from the four overall -- from the overall h

host: debbie in waterford, michigan, line for medicaid recipients. good morning.r: good morning. hi. i'm a first time caller. i've always watched the show, but this one really hits the heart. i am a recipient. i'm 66 years old, and i have been on medicaid for about a year and a half. and i'm actually thinking a lot of the fraud and abuse could be in the billing. i know i actually was able to go to a doctor visit for the first time in 10 years, and they built almost $3000. i don't understand this. if the bill is not so high, they would not be getting hit so hard. i'm just so grateful for the help, because it has been almost 10 years since i could even go see a doctor. anyway. thanks for your time. bye-bye. guest: thank you for calling. yeah. there's always a little bit of a disconnect between the bills that providers charge, and i think that is a medicaid, medicare, and private insurance, and how those relate to costs is very confusing. there are some bad actor providers that, you know, are trying to extract financial gains from the four overall -- from the overall