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is the question that every democratic member of congress is getting from their constituents. what are you going to do about it? the democrats in congress are, are are facing something that no other opposition party in congress has ever faced in the history of this country? a president joined every day by the richest person in the world in publicly and flagrantly violating the law. when president richard nixon wanted to break the law, he did it in private. he didn't go out and do it publicly. he didn't do it at microphones. president ronald reagan, before he was ever elected to public office, was a very vocal opponent of medicare. when congress was debating whether to enact medicare in 1965, ronald reagan said medicare would destroy america. ronald reagan said, behind it will come other federal programs that will invade every area of freedom, as we have known it in this country, until one day, as norman thomas said, we will awake to find that we have socialism. ronald reagan was an anti medicare fanatic, and when ronald reagan became president, he was the first republican presi

here in congress. democrats made it clear to speaker johnson, we'll work with anybody who furthers the values of our congressional districts but we'll also fight anybody, any president, any opposition that threatens those values. republicans' majorities, sub missive, destructive, ineffective and irresponsible plan for a budget resolution threatens america's values by threatening working families and threatening the future of our economy. that's why democrats are going to fight back. so that our economy, our security, and our democracy can continue to move forward. thank you. mr. neguse: i want to thank ranking member boyle and the members who joined me today, each of them members of the budget committee that will participate in the markup that's scheduled, tentatively scheduled, we'll see if it proceeds, tomorrow. i'll close on this note and then take your questions. last year, president trump made a promise to the american people regarding inflation. many of you covered this extensively. he said what? that he w

avings so but democrats in congress becoming freedomsing to/whatl he identifies as wasteful spending is fueling backlash tonight. must, estimating a few billion dollars a day of savings so far. but democrats in congress becoming increasingly vocal as musk directly challenges congresses traditional authority including on matters such as eliminating the department of education, republican lawmakers applauding the rapid makeover of the federal government, that's also angering many federal employees. peter alexander has the latest. >> tonight, two weeks after returning to office pledging to take a wrecking ball to washington, president trump is pushing back against new attacks on his efforts of of his and elon musk's, to reshape the federal government. >> he's done a great job. >> but tonight top democrats are sounding the alarm that musk and his lieutenants are going to far. >> the american people will not stand for an unelected secret group to run rampant through the executive branch. being innovative is good. but mr. musk, this isn't a tech startup. these are public institutions. >> mu

self-proclaimed security guards not wearing uniforms, physically blocked members of congress from getting in there. that was last week. democratic members of congress are now threatening that if republicans go ahead with plans to try to unilaterally and illegally shut down the education department, democrats in congress will refuse to help republicans do absolutely anything in congress. and that might sound like a sort of one threat that might sound like no big deal. but republicans have such a tiny majority in the house, they need democratic help to do pretty much anything. and yes, that includes needing democratic votes, undoubtedly to keep the government open and running at all past this time next month. if democrats in the senate are going to say no unanimous consent, no yes votes on any nominees, we're going to make you stay up all night and hold the floor for all these things. we're going to make everything go as slow as possible. we're going to grind this thing to a halt. they're using the powers of the senate to do that. members of the house democrats in the house don't have the same tool kit that, that that republicans

with crime after crime after crime and those days are gone on the federal side, california democratic congress members, roe conn and george whitesides have introduced similar legislation in congress cannot writing this quote, we need stiff penalties to prevent these crimes from continuing to keep americans safe. >> as for this santa clarita republican, her bill has already garnered bipartisan support. it's not partisan fire. doesn't decide that they're going to it's going to hit republican house or democrat house. protecting victims shouldn't be partisan either. and the bill is expected to come up for its first committee hearing in the coming months reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> the wildfire was also a topic of discussion on capitol hill today. republicans on the house judiciary committee held a hearing called, quote, california fires and the consequences of over regulation. gop lawmakers criticized environmental laws and restrictions on controlled burns while democrat whose much of their time during the hearing to argue against the potential withholding of

eastern, our enemies include democratic congress woman janelle bynum, the first african amick and ever elected to congress from oregon. >> my mother graduated from one of the less segregated high school in the country in south carolina. i think about the opportunities that were not afforded her coming out of segregation. i bring that perspective to oregon. my mom was a rural kid that did not have a lot of opportunities. i will make sure i bring that forward for all the kids in oregon. >> watch new members of congress all next week starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span. democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ >>uckeye broadband supports c-an as a public service, ong with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> pump

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with crime after crime after crime and those days are gone on the federal side, california democratic congress members, roe conn and george whitesides have introduced similar legislation in congress kind of writing this. quote, we need stiff penalties to prevent these crimes from continuing and to keep americans safe. as for this santa clarita republican, her bill has already garnered bipartisan support. it's not partisan fire. doesn't decide that they're going to it's going to hit republican house or democrat house. protecting victims shouldn't be partisan either. and the bill is expected to come up for its first committee hearing in the coming months reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> rain continued to fall in the bay area. maybe even a couple of thunderstorms here, too. and that snow is really too. and that snow is really coming down. the touch can mean so many things. even for people with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can make two feel like one. or simply be a helping hand. dupixent can help you stay ahead of eczema as you welcome the feeling of touch. dup

convicted, american criminal. them $23.00 rebels, declaring unilateral cease fire and democratic republicans, congress. hundreds of people have been killed in the fighting. the will is real. his delay tuesdays medical evacuation of palestinian patients waiting to receive urgent treatments abroad under the guise of ceasefire agreement as well as opposed to allow 50 patients sales have gone through the roof of border crossing with egypt. that target has not been met with any 122 critically ill palestinians leaving over 3 days. they got to correspondence covering the latest developments. laura con is dining by for some jordans. couple of them on the 1st let's head to north and goes away. honey, my mood is standing by so honey. just phillips, sitting about the situation of the medical evacuation. all well base on this, these fire agreement, palestinians injuries and patients are supposed to cross the rough crossings of the reopen on saturday for, for a patient the injuries to go for medical treatment in egypt and other countries. now, based on that agreement, 50 a people were supposed to cross the, the ro

they say congress has to look back at what went wrong to prevent future tragedies. but democrats say they're politicizing this issue and congress should look forward to recovery. shame on anyone. >> who is exploiting the pain and suffering of disaster victims. democrats thursday pushed back on claims that over regulations made california wildfires worse. congressman ted lieu says firefighters tell him conditions like 100 mile per hour winds were to blame. not of the firefighters said it was about overregulation. blue called out president trump's order for the army corps of engineers to release nearly 2 billion gallons of water pouring down in this. it's a beautiful thing. lou says farmers need that water for the summer and it never made it to la. so the president wasted all this water for a pr stunt. >> some lawmakers say both the conditions and policies are to blame. so we have to truisms republican congressman darrell recalled a local mayor who said a fire-prone area that caught fire hadn't had a prescribed burn in 30 years. why wasn't it clear? he said? >> we can't get the aut

avings so but democrats in congress becoming freedomsing to/whatl he identifies as wasteful spending backlash tonight. must, estimating a few billion dollars a day of savings so far. but democrats in congress becoming increasingly vocal as musk directly challenges congresses traditional authority including on matters such as eliminating the department

it is unfortunate that 154 democrats disagreed when they vote against this similar bill last congress. they are voting against america's security. but they have another chance. because this week we will pass the agent raoul gonzalez safety act with or without their support. it is a shame democrats want to reward these illegal criminals. but while republicans want to detain, deport and keep them from threatening our communities, we will do just that. this is common sense legislation. and if you cross the border illegally and cause harm during a high-speed chase, you should never be admitted to the united states, for offered asylum. this bill sends a message to illegal aliens, drug traffickers and smugglers -- the bad guys, who threaten american lives, and you will face the full consequences of the law. we must protect our law enforcement officers. six other agents died that same year, as officer raoul gonzalez did, imagine for a moment getting that call that your loved one wouldn't be returning home because they were chasing someone who was here illegally. and to top it off, the illega

democrats and congress trying to shut them policies, they do not like it. hundred and the federal government spending abroad is a constitutional crisis. this is delusional. democrat parties entrance are why they will know majority candidate is not the white house. they are pulling back the curtains closed for years and the outrage we across the aisle is baffling but not surprising the record mismanagement taxpayer dollars. americans it forwarded this, a promise made in the promise kept. this will trumps approval rating during his first three office surpassed all expectations. the golden age of america is here and we're just getting started, steve scalise. >> already seeing the benefits of aggressive approach toward turning washington back to the people, standing up for the people of this country being down and struggling from their failed policies of joe biden and kamala harris the last four years. prepare donald trump's office in 2017 to what you see today you're watching a focused president and washington to firmly stand up and fight with his family strug

congress turn out at these protests, at these rallies and demonstrations. this hasn't had as much attention. but it's also worth noting that democratic members of congress and senators have also been convening town halls when they can get back to their districts, like this one in connecticut, convened by democratic senators chris murphy and richard blumenthal. look at this one. this is another town hall that was just convened in kentucky. look at this. louisville, kentucky, convened by the local democratic party. look at the kind of turnout they are getting of people who want to fight against what trump is doing. again, this is in kentucky just a few days ago in louisville. congress has been in session in person for these first three weeks that trump has been in office. so in a lot of cases, that means individual senators and members of the house, they can't get home to their districts, yet they've only been able to convene town halls thus far by phone, tele town halls, or in some cases by zoom. but i want you to look at this. i don't know that this has been reported elsewhere, at least in in aggregate, but i was shocked by these num

so there is no resistance playbook. democrats in congress are vowing a court battle, and they say they may use upcoming votes on the budget as the leverage. meanwhile, the aid workers and their supporters say there is no time to waste as more damage is being inflicted. each to it is continues to jo, castro al jazeera washington. while in zimbabwe health work is one that some of the most vulnerable communities will be heard to find a decision to slice usaid many and try the patients fear them, no longer receive life saving medicine to a us funded program. hiring more tests every for some f, for if a ne engine, by the way, no matter how busy her day gets, which i need to someone who can forget to take her medication. the 48 year old says she gets a anti retroviral treatment for free from agencies. she was shocked to hear that the united states agency for international development usaid has abruptly suspended it's operations and funding for at least 90 days. some live saving hbo event is continuing, but no one knows how long that will last. and this is the cheapest, the top 2. we are goin

so there is no resistance playbook. democrats in congress are vowing a court battle, and they say they may use upcoming votes on the budget as the leverage. meanwhile, the aid workers and their supporters say there is no time to waste as more damage is being inflicted each day. this continues to jo, castro, algebra washington. are from on this, i speak to kerry kennedy, who is the international associate general secretary at the american friend services committee. the organization issued a statement saying, shutting down usa id makes the us a less safe. scary is joining us from philadelphia. thank you so much for being with us. carry before i ask you why shutting down usa id makes us less safe. i think it's important for our as national audience to understand what this agency does. e and moscow said usaid is a criminal organization that should die. it's been for trade as a boss, t and of excesses. what does us say do, and why do you think it's, it's under attack today by the, the trump administration? just to start the fact that email and mosque who is an on elected billionaire oligarc

most absolutely. >> one of the democratic congress leaders asking for him to resign says "it's never my history to suggest people should resign, but this situation is very serious" spirit that democratic leaders calling for him to resign. we will keep following all of this. interesting to veltman's over the good to see you. -- interesting div element's over the weekend. >> san diego is closing its doors because of a lack of business in addition to a lack of funding. how they trump administrations border policies played a part in this. >> border patrol agents reportedly told to take off their body cameras. the national border patrol president paul perez will react, next. narrator: ontario, canada, your third-largest trading partner and number one export destination for 17 states. our economic partnership keeps millions of americans working. we're here, right by your side. [title: ontario, canada] [title: ontario.ca/partner] [title: paid for by the government of ontario] have you always had trouble with your weight? me too. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds.

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host: in the new york times opinion pages, the top appropriator in the house democrat writes congress, not trump control the money. i want to get your thoughts on what she argues here. she says it took aim at supposing presidential impoundment powers in clinton the city of new york same president nixon, gandhi and all and ponders asserted in a press conference in 1973 that his constitutional right to impound appropriated funds was absolutely clear. justice scalia noted that two years later, the court proved nixon wrong. it is a fanciful attempt to give the president the powers of a king and it will be a disaster for our republic. guest: justice scalia is right about that as he is about many things. the constitution's system of checks and balances gives the power of the people's money to the people's representatives in congress and the president is not free to overrule what congress has done. he can veto bills and this president has veto bills and prior presidents have as well and that gives them influence on spending. once something is enacted into law, the president is bound by law.

congress. and if democrats control congress right now, elon musk would be sitting at a hearing table. ight hearings into donald trump's lawlessness. it is the failure of republicans that have allowed this crisis to really emerge. we've seen lawless presidents before, but there has been accountability, either through the courts or through the congress. this republican congress has laid down. we are in a crisis, and we shouldn't be shy about calling it that. >> julian, i want to switch gears a bit and talk with you about the 46 house democrats who sent that letter to president trump warning him that his tariffs on china and mexico could drive up housing prices, worsening that crisis. you served as housing secretary. what are the impacts here? >> well, the impacts go up and down the line. i mean, this goes also with the announcement that they're looking at cutting 30, 40, 50% of the staff at hud. the board almost across the board. you know it. this affects the livelihoods of real estate agents, of hardware stores, of landscapers, of small business owners throughout the country. and we alr

he did get some things through the democratic congress. but the the john was present at the creation working for pat moynihan on the family plan. so john, can you tell us something or actually i think we have a picture. the pivotal to this is pat moynihan. and i think we have a picture of pat moynihan in oval office with the president and john worked for and with pat moynihan on the issue of domestic programs and particularly the family assistance plan and then the comprehensive child development act in 1971. so can you say tell us something about pat moynihan, about nixon, and about this legislation? thank you, frank. and me. if i could go to the beginning and i have a picture from west branch, iowa, in 1937, which was given to me by the herbert hoover presidential library. and if you can throw that one up of the family the richard nixon family, 1937, they're driving home from north carolina, where he had just completed law school. duke and you'll see over on your far right with the hat on. hannah his mother and just sort of toward the mi

with crime after crime after crime and those days are gone on the federal side, california democratic congress members roll kiahnna and george whitesides have introduced similar legislation in congress cannot writing this quote, we need stiff penalties to prevent these crimes from continuing to keep americans safe. >> as for this santa clarita republican, her bill has already garnered bipartisan support. it's not partisan fire. doesn't decide that they're going to it's going to hit republican house or democrat house. protecting victims shouldn't be partisan either. and the bill is expected to come up for its first committee hearing in the coming months reporting at the state tom wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> with the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles. they've been bombarded with questions ranging from super bowl. 59 to what their favorite color is now with just 3 days left until game day, the players, they get a little break from all the questions. our big game correspondent sara palczewski joins us from new orleans with more on a player whose probably happy to get a little break fr

vision is the one that the united states implemented he had a congress helping him do that democratic congress that supported him doing that. but that vision was the vision, again, that helped contribute to the civil war. and so i think, you know, whatever we can draw from 44 that are helpful for today that is one of the main lessons is that electing a elect is a vision for the country this has been excellent let's him a round of applause. you know am i am always so honored to be around people that know about this stuff and they're super interested in it. so they get down in the weeds and and you pull up wonderful wonderful treasures about both these subjects. now, we do have time for some questions, so we have any questions from the audience. come on, let these guys off. okay. i what i want you to do and then step up to the mic and, you know, single topic question. by the way, jackson and other state park rangers are in the back. they are the ambassador of the bison to most park and they are to a cease ambassadors and we're to make sure you recognize two or three of many. okay. question i hav

he had a democratic congress helping him support do that, but that vision was the vision that helpedtribute to the civil war. and so i think whatever lessons we can draw from 44 that are helpful for today, that is one of the main lessons, is that the elected president elects a vision for the country. >> this has been excellent, let's give him a round of applause. [applause] >> i am always so honored to be around people who know about this stuff. we do have some time for some questions. do we have any questions from the audience? >> what i want you to do is to step up to the microphone. single topic question. by the way, jackson gibson, other state park rangers are in the back. they are tennessee finest ambassadors. question. >> i have a question about the state capital. is that where the war of the roses ended, the state capital? >> the war of the roses, yes. speaking of air future generation, it's wonderful to have our future generation of tennessee here to ask the first question. probably the most noted story at the state capitol building, and i do not have time, i wish i could tel

with crime after crime after crime and those days are gone on the federal side, california democratic congressbers, roe conn and george whitesides have introduced similar legislation in congress kind of writing this. quote, we need stiff penalties to prevent these crimes from continuing and to keep americans safe. as for this santa clarita republican, her bill has already garnered bipartisan support. it's not partisan fire. doesn't decide that they're going to it's going to hit republican house or democrat house. protecting victims shouldn't be partisan either. and the bill is expected to come up for its first committee hearing in the coming months reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> utility company, southern california edison says its equipment likely sparked a wildfire in los angeles. that started the same day as the palisades and eaton fires. the hurst fire burned about 1.2 5 square miles around the sylmar neighborhood of los angeles, southern california edison acknowledges that fire agencies are investigating whether its equipment may have sparked the fire. th

correspondent: elsewhere -- democratic members of congress were turned away at another agency where theyhad unanswered questions. >> where is your bill? where is your budget proposal? correspondent: house minority leader hakeem jeffries and other democrats are stepping up witticism who have not come up with their draft for a critical budget deal, and they say are ignoring funding problems for head start, community health centers and the sudden unraveling of usaid. >> republicans did that, and republicans in congress are doing nothing to stop this chaos. correspondent: but republicans including speaker mike johnson say they are honing in on major legislation, and trump is getting things done. that includes 1500 more active-duty troops the pentagon is sending to the southern border to block new migrants from crossing into the country. also as part of the agenda on immigration, today homeland security 60 kristi noem said she was headed to the guantanamo bay festivities. the aclu is suing for access to assess their treatment. as republican see a president who turns out action every day his c

with crime after crime after crime and those days are gone on the federal side, california democratic congressbers roll kiahnna and george whitesides have introduced similar legislation in congress. kind of writing this quote, we need stiff penalties to prevent these crimes from continuing and to keep americans safe. as for this santa clarita republican, her bill has already garnered bipartisan support. it's not partisan fire. doesn't decide that they're going to it's going to hit republican house or democrat house. protecting victims shouldn't be partisan either. and the bill is expected to come up for its first committee hearing in the coming months reporting at the state tom wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> governor gavin newsom issued an executive order in response to the recent wildfires. the move directs the state board of forestry to implement regulations requiring defensible space within 5 speak 5 feet of structures in high fire risk zones. he also called on cal fire to update their fire hazard severity zone maps, which would update local building and planning requirements. the fate of the

. >> reporter: union leaders and democrats in congress are warning them not to take the buyout. >> beware of this offer. i don't believe it's been funded. >> reporter: overnight the trump administration appealed a washington state federal judge's ruling that temporarily blocked his executive order to end birthright citizenship. >> this was not meant for the whole world to come and file on the united states of america. >> reporter: that filing came hours after another federal judge in maryland also ruled against the president's order. >> we do not have a king. we have a president who must abide by the laws. >> reporter: meanwhile, cbs news has learned that new york attorney general letitia james and several other attorneys general will challenge elon musk's department of government efficiency over its access to sensitive systems and data. one more legal challenge breaking overnight, two labor unions are suing over the trump administration and the dismantling of the u.s. agency for international development or usaid. sources tell cbs news there are plans to slash the number of employees the

with crime after crime after crime and those days are gone on the federal side, california democratic congress members roll kiahnna and george whitesides have introduced similar legislation in congress. kind of writing this. quote, we need stiff penalties to prevent these crimes from continuing and to keep americans safe. >> as for this santa clarita republican, her bill has already garnered bipartisan support. it's not partisan fire. doesn't decide that they're going to it's going to hit republican house or democrat house. protecting victims shouldn't be partisan either. and the bill is expected to come up for its first committee hearing in the coming months reporting at the state tom wallace. >> kron 4 news. all right. it is 10 41 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the dubs taken on lebron james and the lakers in la. it was a tough fight. >> we'll have more on how >> we'll have more on how turned out. i bought the team! kevin... ? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cash

democratic leader hakeem jeffries is telling all democratic members of congress to convene town halls and roundtables, meet with their home state constituents about what's going on, and do it now. the memo from hakeem jeffries to all democratic members of congress that went out last night, he's telling them, do it today, quote, or as soon as possible this week. he says, quote, we will track participation throughout the caucus, meaning you need to start having town halls with your constituents at home right now. we will hold you to it. in loudoun county, virginia, last night, congressman suhas subramanyam did just that. >> tonight, hundreds of people crowded. >> into the. >> loudoun county government building to ask questions and share their concerns. >> our drew. >> wilder was there, as he explains the chaos. and disorganization of president trump's edicts are. only amplifying workers fears. >> the room. >> was at. >> capacity beyond capacity. >> hundreds more listened. >> from the lobby. >> as democratic. >> congressman suhas. >> subramanian listened to. >> concerns and answered ques

congress are doing nothingng to stop this chaos. they bear the responsibility of what's happening and the democratic members are here to tell our neighbors back home and across the country we are united in our fight for you and your families here in congress. make one thing crystal clear, the chaos of this administration does nothing to help women and working families across the country. they think by freezing federal funding and seizing independent agencies, taking money that was democratically allocated through congress to help working families that they're going to somehow help working families. they will distract us from the fact that they're nominating cabinet picks that believe women don't belong in the work force, in voting booths, or military uniforms but we're paying attention and wee see them and we're calling out the injustice. these actions come at a real cost to women and families. president ... our workforce and at large. is one county within ouru entire. think of the scale of the damag of caused mind-boggling. women c children, women in this country deserve better. we'll better. to protecting our rights to drive. to help t